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w. Il. TUTT.
FOnTY YEAIis BEFORE TIE PUBLIC.
DIR. C. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
soa TItz CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND slcE HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of C. Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edgeoftheribs, increasesonpres.
4ure; sometimes the pain is in the LEFT
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-bladc and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-.
taken fer q rheumatism in the arm.
The ston1achis affected with loss Of
appetitc and sickness; the bowels in
Ccneralarc costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There sgcncrally aconsiderableloss
ofmemoy, accompaniedwith apain-
ful sensation of having left undone
something which 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 arc low; and although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal TO him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
cdy. Several of the above sy1np.
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem OK,
listed, yet examination ofthe body,
after death, has shown the LIVER 10
have been extensively dennged. =
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. G. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES or Acuc AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most happyresults. No better
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 Bilioaa arrangements, and
It's a simple purCativc, they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF IatrTATIoNs.'
The genuine Dr.. C. McLAyE's
LIVER PIL1scrc never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with tic impression Dr..
MGLANE's LIVER PlLls.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of C.
MeLANE and FLEMING Rios, onthc
wrappers.
ra Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
Dr.. c. Mess.ANE's LIVER Puts, pre-.
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storesecpers generally.
. TO tAs.s wishing to siys pR. c. MslAsl's
pan Of the United States, ono 6Sx Il Pills tor
''4'' '4'' FL FLEMING nRos.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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For The needy Cure Of Seminal weakness, Le,t
Manhood and al dlscrdors brought on by indisTe.
uon Or Excess Any prusslathas the inuedlenii.
htdtets Or. IApuEs AGO., Cincinnati, 0
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NLkVELAED d PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" CONDRNSBD TINE CARD.
Ia 90 lsss
On and after May 10Th, 1877, TIalnI Vill run
daily Except sunday AZ follows, VII;
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FINANCIAL.
joins K, BOrsEoRD, PrcIt. Gro. ADAXs, cuA'r.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY


Successor to the
FIRST RATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
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FURNITURE, &C.

.nNDERTAKING-
In an It, branches. oatotany and promptly at
tended 10.
Al'O, a full line OF Carpets. OIL Cloths. Window
Shades and Furniture, at
wN. zrNK d SONS,
oc5t Corner Market and ed SIS.
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No stops .! all sthtlOus between wheollng ana
S%HimSsflandi No y stops at all stations betNoln
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Jos. sCHMATzlNET2,
FANCY DYER, ssouRER 4 REPAlRER,

NO l9s3 MARKET 81, WHEELiSo, w. VA.
All kinds Of shaWls In nark Navy nlue, Drc,,ts
Ribbons, ard every description Of Silks and Wool
On 0oodi executed a bhoft notice and on reasona.
BE terms, Men'l Clothel neatly repaired, All
Cqletl NalIanted fa.t coo
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DRUGGISTS.
IN EvERYBODYs MOUTH.

Wherever II has been tried you will dhd the praisp
O. Logan, Lat 4 Cos EXCELSIOR BAKING
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AtatvHVtAs 4ooHinCdatiOr-Leav BslIlIre At
EtO ?, M; BntGePoEt At 46S; aud arrives ii steu.
benTIlle at 6:l6 p 10.
Leave, stealenvlile at Eis q. nj arrive at
Bridgeport Ut s:55 4. M,
sseCial accommodation trRlns leave BGlalfe N
9So ~. and l2:i5 p. M; Bridl ePolt At g46 a m
and 100 p IN lTIiTe At Martin'a Ferry s65 8. n.
anu l:iO p m Returning leave Martins FerTyat
anu $40 p. M; aTiTe at Bellair0 atll5Q D. m, and
3:5Sp III.
Tickets to all principal points in the Est and
Wet can be procured at The Union Ticket Ofiee,
Mcclure House, and at the station at Bridgeport,
my2O General Pa,scneer and Ticket Agent.
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M Pullman Drawing Room and sI,eplns Can
iIpm steunenytle and Columbus throuS d tSithotd
change to CiuciunIt, Louisville, InJIlnapollS nd
81 Louis, and from Columbus to ChicaRo.
The pleasure be,keT or those seeking Romss q
hs Vat, should call on or address the fndersis ned
iot through time tAblc', maps, land Circular md
further information ". l. 0'BRIEN,
1treet. Columbus, Ohio. myi?
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g ESTs' fine Snoss OF the latest styles
ust received 81 l.. V. Bonds.
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.c,,xxcK,s prIMoNIC SYRUP

e. ,re Cure of Consumption, Soms adicine
roi t'0 rho great virtue OF TINS lI,,s+s II
SoiS,o, a. rNnens the matter ana ,I,.1 INV ond
Is ma IA The system. purities the oioou' ""
thus objects cure.
sCBENCX's SEA WEED TOMB, Fon e.
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDlGEsrloN' w.
rna Tonic peoduces healthy acllon vi
~. stomach creating an appetIte,loL inst.s
chyIe. and c, ring the most oos'in"'
Of ina, gestion.
s,pENCK's MANDRAKE n LIS, fO On, nA
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C
These pills are Alternative, and produce "a
berithy action of the liver Wllhouit -,
least danger as they are Iree lIoiii +ri,rs
and yet more ethcaclous IN
healthy action of the liver. ,ro for
,i,tSrnntton as the Pulmonlc syrup
5J,t,. ths matter and purities the oloou'
lrhs Mandrake pills act upon the iSel'
crrate healthy bile, and remove ,ut S uis
-, 60 Of the liver, often a cause OF ION
,nntion The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
md strength TO the stomach, MAKES q
DN1 5tgesIton. and enables the ORGANS 10
TORN good blood; ana tnus SIed' IN, q .
healthy circulation of healthy oioou. in w
combined action OF THESE medicines, a.
inns explained, Will cure every case -,
consumption. If taken III uhit, "h" ''''
nSa of the medicine perseVeIeu IN. IL,
Dr Schenck is professionally at ms pin
,,.rai .ftice corner sixth and Arch streets
phjiadeInbia. every Monday, where III
tiers for nd vice must be addressed.
Scheuck : medicines for sale by All Drug
-lSlS
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Cer,incaIe of incorporation.

Yesterday Secretary OF State Brady
issued the following certificate of incor-
poration to the Lewiston and ksnawhs
Coal Company, for the purpose OF Min
ing, shipping and selling coal, End tor
manufacturing, shipping and selling
coke, for general merchandising AMI for
ali other purposes necessary and advanta-
geous to the carrying on OF the business
and purposes OF said corporation. The
principal office OF the company i to be
ut Cnarleston, w. Va, and the
charter of the company is to ex-
pire on the first day of Septembe Der,
1897. Eight thousand dollars have
been subscribed to the capital stock OF
said company, which sum has beer paid
in, and the company has the privilege of
increasing said capital stock to 100000,
by sales OF additional shares of stock
The stock subscribed is divided into
shares of 800 each, which are held by
the undersigned espectIvely, as follows:
L. F. Donnslly, Charleston, % shares;
w. +. Tru.low. Charleston, 20 shares;
John j. Gossora, 20 shares; w. B. Don
naly, Buffalo, W. Va, share; d. c.
Lovett Charleston, share.
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Personalities.

Rev. Duncan ConverS, an Episcopal
minister OF Del Norte, Col, Is visiting
friends in the city.
Henry Jacobs LETT yesterday for the
East. to purchase his fall stock OF goods.
). l.. BrIce md John Devine, Of the
Eighth ward returned yesterday from
the reunion at GAINESVILLE.
Judge Cochran returned yesterday
from Barnesvillr, where he attended the
reunion of the Fitty-second o. V. |. on
Wednesday. The Judge made lively
speech t. the "old soldier boys out there.
j. ID. Ewing OF MoundsvIlIe, was in
the city yesterday
Mrs. w. II. ii. Fink and daughter
.wrec IN the city yesterday,
The GAINESVILLE Enterprise in speak
inc of the reunion OF the Fiity-secOnd
Ohio regiment, says; Tine first address
was made by K. II. Cochran, Esq, Of
Wheeling, formerly Of the 18TH ono,
who rocounted some Of the experiences
of the 52ud. paid II glowIag tribute TO
Col. Dan MrCook, ana closed win an
eloquent plea for reconciliation aud re.
unioh OF the country
Mr.. james Mccoy, former Wheel
ingi,e, well known among the young men
of this city, in town on short visit
"Jcrms" used to be the "boss pitcher of
the old Baltic Base Ball Club.
Mrs. Rev. Cunningham, left for Upper
Buffalo, Washington county, Pa, yes,er-
day morning, by special invitation from
the Presbyterian church OF that place
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one composed of the First, Second
end Seventh wards, to be known
rs, washington sub district, and are
composed of the Third and Fourth
wsrds, to be known as Union sub
district, with one grammar school IN
each OF the school buildings now used IN
Washington and Union Sub-distrlcts
and such number ct primary schools IN
said sub districts ~ the Board may
direct.
Believing that economy IN the matter
Of expenditures and that the efficiency
of the schools demand consolidation OIL
the grammar schools, the foregoing Is re-
specttullv submitted.
The Shove WAS received and referred
to the Committee on Rules and ReguIa'
uuns.
Adjourned.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters
MARTINS FERRY.

NAM ~ -
Miss PoRrFH Is whiting Miss Anna
Dllworth.
The Mitchell Family play in Com
mercial Hsll, tomorrow and Saturday
nights.
IT is said that halt OF the delinquent
taxes of Belmont county, for last y5ar.
are reported from this place.
MISSES MATTE CLARK, Platti Nc
Nicely, oallie Rainey and Ada Morrison
have gone back to school
The township trustees have appointed
A, M. Shipman and Theodore Swartl, ~
registrars OF Martins Ferry precinct.
Miss ADA CLARK has taken charge OF
school III Brooke county, w. Va, and
Miss Clara nss charge of u room in the
public schools of Clark's addition.
REV, MooRHEAD of Beaver Falls, Pa,
Will preach At the Pres hyterlsn Church
tonight, and will assist At communion
rvices, to be held NJ Bridgeport next
Sunday.
The Republican meeting at this place
on Wednesday evening was very tame
affair indeed. Commercial Hail wss net
more than one-third filed, although
under the perfect organization of the
party they were we'll scattered. 1t was
the appearance, you know. MAJOR Nc
Kinley was prevented from being there,
and so il fell on the shoulders of poor
PoormaD to do the Storming Tor the &C.
casion. Safeguarding was his theme
and he was master of his subject,
BELLAlaE,
JACOB burst, the live ard energetic
Union street restaurant keeper, vino
never fails to please his customers, al
ways has on hand the largest ana best
oysters 10 town. He always fixes them
up to suit his patrons Don't fail to give
him trial, and you will be convinced.
III
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The N urls.

The following is taken from the Lsnes-
Vile. Ohio, morning Times, where one OF
our fellow townsmen has been speaking
il the Murphy csIse:
Mr.. X. Hamilton, OF West Virginia.
then made some !orcible and entertain
ing remarks that were well received
He spoke of man rs having the power OF
good and evil, NJ d when be exerted 1t for
the right pesce, jov, happiness and tram
guilty were the result, and when used IN
the wrong direction, with corresponding
evil results, and illustrated his remarks
bv using the steam engine, lightning
education. &C.. to elucldate mis- meaning.
He spoke Of alcohol rs serpent more
deadly than the boa that coils ITS shiny
folds around its victims
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THE tOURTS.
Yesterday Proceedings in The Dit
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDaE BoYp.

COUNTY COURT-JUDdE BOYD.
Adler and K delheimer vs.. ClctuS
Hauser, Certified by Justice Caldwell,
Judgment was given for plaintiff for
$3.50.
John d. Park VS.. James Hamilton,
certified BY Justice Caldwell, judgment
Tor plaintiff for $24 Is.
G. Klelves VS. George Lohman, DIS
missed on plsiE tltf's motion at plaintiffs
cost, without prejudice to another suit.
James VI. Cunningham VS. Ad"irh
Yoke, in assunpslt. Case continued
uuLii next terru at dc eudaHL's cost.
Eliza A. Miller vs.. Elwood Martin,
certified by Justice Caldwell. Cn.e col
tinucd Mt plaintiffs costs, and IeaTe s'E.n
to amend
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this mos~-
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Joseph Rollinger. abusive language to-
wards Jennie Pierpoint fined 81 90.
Paid.
Andrew Humes, disorderly, fined 50.
Paid.
George Francis, disordorJy, fined 81.
Paid.
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There is upon your table proposition
from the firm of A. IL. Andrews * Co.,
OF Chicago, to furnish globes for the sev.
eral schools o. the city.
We are very much in need Of something
of this kind would therefore recon-
mend that the proposition be referred to
the Committee on Text Books for con-
sideration and report.
Clerk NJ. f. Hulhhen then made his
annual report, which was received and
ordered spread upon the minutes aud
printed in the two morning papers.
Judge Cochran offered the following:
Resolved, That the Superintendent be
and is hereby instructed and directed to
promptly enforce strict compliance
with the provisions Of article 4 OF the
general rules, and that the Board shall
not be deemed to have given any con-
sent except as may hereafter be shown
by resolution, and thst the SuperInten-
dent report MS action hereunder al the
next meeting OF the Board.
Adopted
ResoLUsd, That any nonresident pupil
who may be admitted TO the schools, may
st any time be discharged under resolu-
ton Of the Board upon repayment OF
Al equitable portion Of the sum paid by
such pupil.
The Chair decided that the resolution
should 90 to the Committee on Rules aud
Regulations, without debate
Judge Cochran appealed from the de-
cisi1n OF the Chair.
The Board sustained the decision of the
Char.
DR.. Hupp offered the following:
Since there are spacious rooms in the
First and Fourth ward school buildings,
Of ample capacity tor all the grammar
school pupils north OF the creek;
and sInce the efficiency and
responsibility Of the schools would be
promoted and the expense OF operating
Them be very materially Iessened by uni
ting the Grammar schools Of the First,
Second and Seventh and OF the hsird
and Fourth wards, in the spacious halls
of the Fist and Fourth wards already
provided; therefor
Resolved, That the territory belonging
70 the district OF Wheeling north OF the
creek and including the Seventh ward,
shall form 0ul TWO sub-diG!ricts,
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions in real estate
were recorded in the county clerks office
yesterday
Deed made September 10, 1877, by
James w, Paxton and wife to Archie
Paxton, Tor part of lot No. 4, in square
No. 5, with certain reservations. Con-
sideration $500.
Deed made September S, 1877, by Jos.
Bell, trustee, to Chss j. Rawling, for
one.hslf o! lot No. in square No. IA,
on the east side OF Chapline street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, for
$1,000
Deed made August %, 1877, by Jos.
Goats and wife to Lewis Richardson, tor
a lot of ground IN the town of West
Liberty, Ohio comfy, with all the sp-
purtenances belonging thereto, for SIS.
Deed made September 20, 1877. by
Annie Z. WskerIy, 81 this city, to w. J.
w. Cowden, for u lot of estate, real and
personal, for 81.
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Anusenleats.

Ihs Berger Fansly Tonight the Ber
ger rsmily viii produce one OF their IL
G.lrsble entertainments at the Opera
nou,o. They are mar excellence in their
line. and render first class performance.
.Lnuie Hughes-This accomplished
lsdy will open on Monday night with
.I,ye Among the Roses" Miss Hughes
is commended by the press in fstter
lny terms and will doubtless draw good
houses. The play is ssid-to be first class.
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The Cnc,re.t ROOF. the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker oI this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on grave.
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 a
process that frees 1t from OIL and bel zole,
and no matter how great the heat, |! will
not run. 1t is equally efficient IN roofs
OF every conceivable pitch. Nj. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
snd cement Tor TANKS snd sidewalks OF
the best quality, when %" offers tor sale
-, the lowest rates. Tn, roo has stood
fifteen years in tn'. city.
Address him through the postoSice or
call At his establishment, head OF 18th
AID Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended TO-
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The committee on Building ana
Grounds have presented the estimate for
repairs at $500, making n total esti-
mate for the school fund Of 1867.
Respectfully submitted.
Join @ HERNEY
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The wOrkiugInen.

The committees appointed by the
different worklngmen's organizations
met in the city building last night, and
the following business WAS transacted 4:
The Committee on Newspaper reported
That they were able to procure subscrlp-
tions to paper and not stock, and that
proposition had been received to
publish sunday workingmen' organ
provided 1000 subscribers could be
secured, payable in advance. The com
mittee accepted the report and will sub
Rit i: to the different clubs for action.
1t WAS also resolved to hold convention
in the court house on October 9th, ten
delegates from each ward 10 adopt n
platform.
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fPuDPraure Talk.

Mr. Gus Wincher conducted the tenn
pcrsuce meeting held Iast night at outs
hall Alter the usual opening ceremonies
had been gone through with Mr.. Wincher
Introduced Rev. Motlatt OF the Second
Presbyterian church, who interested the
audience Tor about twenty minutes He
was followed by Joshua Lancaster. NJ.
Lancaster made very appropriate ad
dress AID was listened to by large audi
cncc. Tie usuaI announcements were
mado aud the bcncdictson pronounced
by Rev j. ID. MotiatL
Temperance meeting at Parker's hall
Tonight.
The outs ball Temperance Union, last
night, vo,ed thanks to Mr.. John Roemer
for the donation OF a carpet
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., ",

Endorsed by the Faculty ~ ne nr
versity OF Virginia a. one 81 tie De
Training Soho lis In the So th.
The Session OF l5U-s, VIII open 0'Ps
10Th, 1877. with "a full corp, OF Instructor
and full and thorough INSTRUCTION ~ 4"
Departments.
10 Write tor Catalogue.
Object and thRrHcter.-IhisH chO".
modelled, In It's courses ami meihO4s 4"
Instruction, a. far ~ possible h'l'. w
University OF Va, and ls d. su'd = I.r
pare young men for int lu-Iiail 'A. bs'
at the same time IA e COuIH. OF I-' b.H.a
Is 80 thorough and 80 CCBpI"'' "iuia'
Ing A. II does all the branches Of b .H".
edge belonging 10 finished H.a .'..
that those VINO pTcir ~ do ~ can h'
p rfectly qualify tHemseIyr- 'or imh"'.
ate entrance upon TIA. rcspou-D. "'' '
life.
Course Of study IN aS cOmI n'' AT
thorough as that OF any institution ~ w
State, following the most app'OErI NOV.
DDS, and embracing "A fuli cOuf-" Do .''
following departments OF study b. ~.
English Branches. 2. The Iai'h ~
Greek Languages. 8. The hOaefn 'A-.
guages, !. Pure MathematIc-. , ApI'.s.
Mathematics, CIV II and Mining fl-'A''I
Ing. d. The Natural Science. I. f'hH'"H.
ship and Bookkeeping.
Extracts from TesIImonihI-
UsIYERsITY Or VA, jug ~ ~
SfR-lt gives me pleasure &, stAl' US
theNoryoOd High School ha- s'ni oAss
meu 10 Shis Institution well pTeptT.. ~
the advanced classes Of the AcAi'iL'.
Schools. II ranks among the beet ifa'DIns
Schools Tor nigh aud thorough su''ti
Its discipline II excellent, ana the Asa''"
fulness OF the location uusurpass"a.
am, with great resp'c'.
JAMES r. Harrison, " ~,
Chairman II ti< Fdop's'
Among the numerous lnsIi4t'L'
learning In the south, few, u any, -,
achieved the rapid aud unpffo'-,",,,
success which has been attaln'a -
Norwood High school 1t no" ia .4'
ond TO none IN the state, DOth IN 'fp-,
ton and the extent Of patronage j. s-.
The discipline, 81 vel a. the 80 .,.f
are conducted a. nearly ~ pos .' 81.
the plan Of the University oi MS.
and having proved an eDtir" slc'7s55 -.
be continued without chdHBr'-D
gpOTllLeTlce " the Gditteston Nsus g..,,
Refers 10 present patrons 81 tLs 80
Il ON West Virginia, 10 Judge J. y. ~.
Judge VI. EdmistOn, Judge J1hh yv
non, Dr.. T. Il, Camden and C"''
Ransom. ,g.fF.
Also, TO Mr.. 5. Brady, Mr. }. h. .. m.
and okher patrons OF the school bI'
cially 20 the old students theBssl'''
apZ}eg-
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7 -VNVI"LU :" = I"
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
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The YOUTH AND BEAUTY

Of Belmont county, fit to and fro, in
multitude, giving m additional charm
to the scenes, such a. only woman, gay ~
bedecked with al that art affords can
give, and that is saying but little as
tie ladies OF Belmont county bid
fair to rival even those OF Ohio
county, which is by no means
saying little. But to the subject Of the
far. Yesterday there We're perhaps
three thousand people present. q large
number of whom represented the Mai
CITY.