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WANTS.
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HOUSE WANTED.

In a central and desirable location,
either for one or two families, with
modern cOnyeDfences and in good order.
Will lease If desired. Address HOUSE,
2S Exchange Street.
noI5 DIFF
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BAL SAM and PINE.

The healing properties of our own fragrant basam
and pine and the gums of the East are too well
known to require description. Their grateful, heal
ing, soothing, and STRENGTHENING properties, are
known to thousands. When combined in accordance
with late and important discoveries in pharmacy
their healing and Strengthening properties are in
creased tentold. In this respect Plaster is the
best in use without the aid of electricity
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Maine Central
RAILROAD.

Trains leave Portland for Bangor, Waterville,
Belfast and Dexter at t12 So a. M, 1910 p. m.
Skowhegan 1926 p, m. and 1910 p. m.
Augusta, Hallowell, Gardiner, and Brunswick
t12,35 a. M, tt 90 am, 1910, $50 p. m.
Rockland and Lewiston via Brunswick 100 a. M,
1910 p.
Bath 400 a. M, 1910, $40 p. m.
Lewiston II .35 p. M, 500 p. IN.
Pennington IL .35 p. M
The 1925 a. m. train for Bangor makes close con-
nection with e. q N, A. Railway for st. John and
Halifax.
Pullman Sleeping Car attached.
MIXED. PAYSON TUCKER, Sup t.
Portland, Oct o, 1876. au3ldtf
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go, COLLINS
v0ltaiC Plasters

An Fiestro-ssalvnnic Battery combined
with the Celebrated Medicafed Porous
strengthening Plaster. forming the best
Plaster for pains and aches iRa The World
nf sS.,sx,
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PORTLAND 4 OGDENSBURG.

nN and after Monday, Sept. 18th, Excursion
" tickets will be sold to the White Mountains as
follows:
From Portland 10 Glen House and
return $500
Crawford H0use and return 5 90
Fabyau III House and return 800
Base of Mt. Washington and return, 400
summit and retnrn via Fabyan's 500
Summit and return via Glen SEQ
All the Mountain Houses will make reduced rates to
parties holding these tickets
septic dtf
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BOSTON.

Parker Mouse. School So. AZ. ID. Parker -
Co., Propriet0rs.
81. James Hstei-5. R. Crockss, E'roFFf
etOr.
fremont House, fremont So. -Chapio,
Gurney 81 Co. Propriefors.
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SKOWHEGAE.
Turner House, w. G. HeseitcD, rEsDri'
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ELECTRICITY.

AS grand curative and restorative agent is. not
equaled by any element medicine in the history of
the healing Unless the vital spark has fed the
body restoration by means of electricity possible
1t is the last resort of all physicians and surgeons
an untimey grave, when no other human agency
could have succeeded This is the leading curative
element In this Plaster. :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-22

ST. LOUIS, November 2l.-Hogs-
Buyer demand concessions; sales At E
decline light 50 65G4 10; packing
"a 25Cg4 ~; butchers 81 S5@4 50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-22
Keets Mines TroubIes-The Miners
uo,,se IN surrsuder.

CHEYENNE, November 2l.-Compahy
& az the Seventh cavalry. Lieutenant
gd.grlv, arrived IN this city tnls morn
IN whereupon Sheriff Bullock aid
Lieutenant EdgeFly immeciaieiy re-
,,,i,ei ID the heets mine, accompanied
Nv detail .. ten men. rne soldiers
vrre stationed about the grcunCs
SHOWING no civilian - come "lthlh n
quarter OF aml.e o. the shalt Bullock
and Lieutenant Edgerly advanced 10 Tue
snstt sud commanded those oeio" 10
enc 10 and surrender, rs they had u
warrant out Tor their arrest, winch tne
sheriff proc.earC To rrst, stating t"HL
this would be the lat demand rNie anu
That The soldiers wrr" Nero
snd rcqusted them 10 come iorth before
b., should be compelled 10 RS = -
harsh Measures. After til.e" or tW'hsl
MINUTES consultation AL answer was re-
,.,rned reading, We VIII stay . long a
We csr. or till We get our money. On
r,c,ipt ri this answer the officers WIN
Drew sud dispatched n courier Tor tLe re-
serve, s,st.ored in this cry, when al
once repaired TO the locality. here Is
great excitement among the miners
throughout the gulch, although no uls'
turpancr has been INSIDE beyond h"oting
=: the soldiers
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Persona lilies.

Mrs. Rev. DR.. Cunningham will deliver
an address before the Ladie5. Missionary
Society at West Liberty, this evening.
Mr. q. W. Day, editor O. the Wsynes.
burg Republican, is in the city.
Rev. J. Mckendree Kelley, former
" OF this city, will lecture at the
Fourth Street Nj. +. Church on Thanks
giving evening, on The Universal Van.
kee Nation"
Acknowledgement White is at Psrkers-
burg, looking after the Injunction
granted some time since by Judge j. j.
jackson, restraining the Auditor from
sending out Tor collection the tax bills
against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Taylor Strauder, the Wheeling negro
wife murderer, WAS formerly a citizen OF
Allegheny county, Pa.
The question OF JaGilor Weitzeps
duties about the Supreme Court room,
has been amicably adjusted
Capt. Bridges, the Superintendent of
the peritentisry, was in the city last
nIgn', and went to Pittsburgh this morn
ing o. business for the II sutution.
Nj. Chas. Levi, of the OateS company,
IS in the city. He /; confined 10 his
rooms at the Mcclure house by sickness.
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one of the plcs-Grtcst affairs IN the
WAY co1nutia j. Lbs been cur pleasure
TO record .o- some time, to, X place yesteT
day morning III O'Clock q, the residence
al Mr.. James ". WsrG, st the foot O.
South York street " yst Side. We refer
10 tho marriage o. Lis daughter, Miss
Nina Ward, 10 Mr.. w. Frank Court
wright, OF Glovcr's Gap. Inc affair WAS
very quiet one, none but few relatives
and IL innate trends OF the family beng
present, but it was none the less I'm
pressiye. The bride locked rsdIsat il
her bridal costume, and We doubt if man
ever lea :. taIyer and happier woman 10
worship 1T Cup'd's shrine than did M.
Cartwright R.v. ). b. B.rnItz per-
formed the solemn and impressive cere-
mony that bound together, until death
do them part,
Two souls with but a single thought,
Two hearts that bea as one
ter which an elegant col alton wss
spread which al present enjoyed. At
ten o'clock the bridal party babe aditu 10
tlt friends, snd lett en the 1906 train
for Glover's Gap, where they will make
IN. ir home IN tie future Rev. Bsrnitz
WI hiug them 8 prosperous voyage on
LIES ocean, by casting the eveniful shoe
in .he wake of their carriage as they
drove 10 the depot.
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Third Annual Dress Ball-A Galaxy
of Youth aud Beauty Present.

The society OF "r. j. rs" which our
jenkins saws stands for "Thlrteen Jolly
Trippers" Cof the light tantsstic), me.
at y euhausen's Assembly hail las, night,
the occasion beng their third annual
dress ball, about twenty-five couple
being present, among whom were repre-
sentatives of both sexes from Cleveland,
Washington, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
and other cities. There are three
organizations of this society in the
country, and what the object Is,
further than that given above,
aud the prom ,tion OF respectable amuse-
meats and pleasure, no one knows, 1t
being OF the secret order. The party
present danced till late hour, to the
music OF Kramer's band, and OF course
were delighted with the pleasures oxperi-
enced IN whirling about in the dizzy
waltz or participating in the wild gal
LOpGde. About hsli-psst eleven supper
was announced, and the party repaired
to Ncuhausen's spacious dining looms,
on the second floor, where collation. fit
for the gods was spread, and attacked the
delicious vIands spread before them.
Supper over, Mr.. SonneborD, president
of the society, assisted by master OF cere
monies Jimmy Speyer, delivered neat
and happy speech, thanking the parties
present Tor their attendance; Mr.. Neu
hansen for the elegant repsst,
and the committee on ar
engagements, consisting of Mes'rs Jas.
Spever, Al. Swabscker, Al. Rhenstrom,
Morris Horkheimer, Samuel Bloch, Sam
uel Kraft and Geo. Speyer, for the man
ner in which they had received their
guests.
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$40 ALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Oi Current Gossip
In and About Gown.


BOARD OF Education 10 night.
"SHE Stops to Conquer, at the Opera
House tonight.
"RocK me, Miss Julis," the latest song,
is taking we'll with the boys.
WALTERS & SHALLCRoss have adver-
tised for bids Tor their new hotel.
NEW scales are being erected near
Reymarn's brewery, at Manchester.
THERE are 2S5 prisoners in the West
Virginia penitentisry, and more Oh Ine
way.
lie Grim. con-. case oil Christmsn VS..
Hoffman, will come up before the CIR
cult Court to day or tomorrow.
CLUBBING on Eighteenth street is BADLY
needed, that pavementS may be laid, ana
the street made psssable for pedestrian
III wet weather.
The city hss completed her part OF the
work looking towards the completion OF
the pavements on Virginia street, Island
Now let the property owners lay the
psVements.
GEO, MERCHANT was arrested at the
Opera house ,asL night by Constable Lee
dsmm for disorderly conduct. lie was
locked up Tor his appearance before the
D lice court this morning.
HANNAH FITzsIMMoNs has sent US
prs.sl card denying the assertion OF the
evening paper that she is "devout Pres
byterian," and closes with the statement,
ii am q Methodist, n Methodist TILL L
die"
THE Oates company will play the fol-
lowing operas in their three nights en-
terrain ment, in this city, commencing
December Sd: ala Grsnde Duchesse,
LIS File de Madame Angot" and "Ls
j ollie Partumeuse."
TIE Sub Rosa Social will entertain
thor friends a. Germania nall tonight,
with grand ball. a large number OF
invitations have been issued, ard the
BOYS have made great preparations Tor u
soJd time. Mayors band will furnish
the music.
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The RniIer. nfIhe leu.

CHICAGO, Novem Der 2l.-Gres, inter
est Is manifested 10 the trlal OF Rolle,
Junker X Go and Ford, DIVER n Co,
di,u.,rrs. witch has occupied mos; O!
this week. Inc point in contention Is
whether partial or complete immunity
wss granted tSem Tor testimony gwen
tue Government. They swear and ofInE
testimony o. show tus. tney hsve re-
ceived, direct from Government otic ais
proms' o. freedom rom criminal ara
civil prs sc4tion Tor tnelr evidence. Inc
e. ,vernmenl counsel show That these
promises were not made by responsible
parties. and Col. Asa 4. Matthew's, cX-
Supervisor OF Interna, Revenue, sus-
t<tns them. as do also Mes,rs Bangs and
Agar, formerly counsel ior the Govern
n.ent. The pes, were begun to-day
Many t1o4sADu, Oh dollars ARE III
vQlved.
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BEII.AIKE BULLETIN.
Meeting of COuncii-Eaken To Jail
More Police Wanted-Et CeieTas.

The Benwood nail works are run
ing full force.
THE new residence Of Mr.. McGrsw,
on Gravel Hill, will be completed shortly.
Mrs. ELLEN STANLEY has removed
her Plies OF business.tO No. Alb Union
street.
MR. MCGRAw, of Bridgeport, is haV-
ing new residence erected on the front
,lope of Gravel Hill.
STREET Commissioner Shsnna!elt Is
repairing the sewer at the junction OF
Union aud Thirty-fIst streets.
Mr.. w. WOLFE, of the Excelsior
Copying Company, was in the city yes
terday, taking orders for his firm.
THERE is some talk of increasing the
present number of policemen This Is
\ good move and should be done imme-
diately.
Mr.. BRopIE, the tobacco warehouse
contractor, las large force Of workmen
employed, and Is pushing the building
to speedy completion.
HE remains o. the late IlOmas DAloh
we're escorted TO their last resting place
by large conCourse OF sorrowlng
friends, yesterday afternoon.
If you want No. l dish OF oysters
served in any style you may wish, call al
Jake bursts. lie sells the freshest and
finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.
JAMES PENNACK, who broke into A,
j. Myers shoe shop, Monday night, and
.tole Two pairs of boots and clock, wa
taken TO jail ut ST. Clsirsville, yesterday
by Constable Rowles.
AT the Council meeting Tuesday
night number of citizens petitioned th'
| Council TO have stone crossing pu'
down across Belmont al Thirty -seconc
street. The petition was tavorably re
ceived ar d referred TO the Committee OF
Streets and Alleys.
A petition was also presented by
| numerous citizens OF Gravel HUI, asklns
tha, the ordinance levyiug tax to opeE
| Noble street be repealed. The petition
was also referred TO the Committee OF
Streets and Alleys.
The Council then ordered severs
claims paid, and resolved to adjourn
TO Water street To take into considers
non the laying of the water pipe to sup
ply the Bellaire aud Southwestern raj
road engines.
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Temperance Talk.

Otis Hall Temperance Union held
'heir second meeting las: night. The
choir sang Let the lower lights be burn
ing The twelfth chapter of Romans was
read by Mr.. Frank Grubb, after which
Mr.. 6. w. Bags offered q short PRAYER.
Nj Grub then addressed the meeting.
1t hsd been the agreement between him
sni Rev. Gstchell 20 exchange places,
and the reverend gentlemen soon alter
wards entered, and Mr. Grub then went
to Parker's hall. &. ". Bsggs made a
very Lice little speech. He was followed
by the Rev. Jos. Gstchell, OF Pittsburgh.
in very interesting speech. The meet
ing was closed with the benedic,lor BY
Rev. Gstchell. There were seven sig ners
to the pledge. Another meeting will be
held tonight, and the Rev. Gstchell is
announced 10 speak.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK. November 2l.-MoSEY-
At sal per cent, closing ut : per cent.
Customs receipts S275,OCO The Assist
ant Treasurer sbursed $329,OOO Clear.
iogs 81 100000. Sterling quiet; long,
4So4; short 4Sil.
GoLD-Wa, strong in early dealings
but weak NJ the close, md reacted from
1903. 10 lG5 OIL rumors from Washington
tlas tho Prrsitent had stated that he
would not sign any bill which made sill
yer an unumi cd legal tender. Carrying
rates to 3 aud s per cent. Loans were
also made HAT for delivery.
SILVER At London ,5I!d; here, silver
ber, l2l3 greenbacks llSI gold; silver
c)in 90 { per cent. discount.
GoyEkNMEHTS-FIFm
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scbenck,s, PulmOnfc Syrup for the
cure OF Consumption, Coughs
and l,OIdS.

Schenck's, PulmOnfc syrup LOT '"o
cure of Consumption, Coughs
and Colds.
The yreat virtue OF this medicine Is Ihss
a. ripens the matter and throws IL OUT VI
the system, purifes the ploou, anu 'n~'
effects cure.
scurScK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE oukE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C
The Tonic produces a healthy actlon OF
the stomach, creating an appeule, tot.
ing chyle, and curing the most o"s'iH"''
cases OF indigestion.
scHsNCK s MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE ne
+ b or LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce
healthy action OF the liver, without the
least danger, as they are free rom caIolnei
aud yet moe etficacious In fesVoiihs I"
healthy action OF the liver. - e..
These remedies are certain cure loi
Consumption, as the f-iilohiS ySdt
ripens the matter and purines me Dioou'
The Mandrake Pills act upon the lVef,
create a healthy bile, ana remove ali us
e,ses of tne liver, often cause Oh Noh-
Snmntion. The sea " eed ionic gives zone
aud strength To the stomach, makes d
Good dIve sIlon and enables the organs 10
form good blood; and thus creates I"
healthy circulation of healthy blood. Inc
confirmed action OF these meulclhs, aS
thus explained, will cure every case o.
Consumption, IL taken IN time, anu INC
use OF the medicines persevered IN.
Dr. Schenck Is professionally at us I % -
cinal office, corner sixth ana AICn stioe',
Philadelphia. every Monday, where oil
letters TOR advice must ne aouresseo'
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LADIES AND COSTUMES.

Among the many handsome and ele
gantly sttired ladies present, we noticed
the following:
Miss Z. f, of Washington, d. c., was
dressed IN white satin, with white flowers
and trimmings to match; jewelry, dls
monds.
Miss D., of Pittsburgh, wore a light
blue silk with jewelry, diamonds.
Miss h. OF Pittsburgh, wore light sllb
and tlounces to match; pearl ornaments
Miss +, of Pittsburgh, wore brown
silk, with trimmings to match; coral orna-
ments.
Miss. F., of Cleveland, wore ciel blue,
with trimmings to match; hair dressed
la morda.
Miss 5, of Wheeling, wore light law
ender silk, flowers In hair and coral orn-
sments.
Miss R, of Wheeling, wore heavy
black silk, trimmed with beads to match.
Mlss,,S. L., Of Wheeling, wore white
tsreton, with flowers and trimmings 70
match.
Mrs G., of Wheeling, wore heavy
black silk, with flowers and pearl orns
ments.
Mrs. II. S, of Wheeling, wore lsven-
der silk, trimmings to match and pearl
ornaments.
There were other elegantly dressed ls-
dies present, but IS we were unable 10
get their names and description OF
dresses, cannot give them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-22
A Needed Improvement

1t has been suggested by great many
persons, that among many of the inn
proyements needed in and about the city
At this time, is the grading of Fourteenth
street, between Wood and McColloch
streets. 1t would greatly shorten the
distance for those travelling from the cen
ire of the city 10 the country, and around
the hill, besides obYiating the danger OF
horses being frightened by the Hempfeld
engine in passing the head of Sixteenth
street. This proposed improvemeE:
would add greatly to the appearance Of
things in that eighborhood, to say moth
ing OF the convenience 1t would bo TO the
travelling public.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat Unsettled
No. Chicago spring 81 l0kNo. 2 d,
81 l0t cash; 81 lOs@l l01 seller No.
vember; 81 O7s@l O73 seller Decem Der
81 o.! seller year; 81 O8!9l O8t seller
january; No. 3 81 O3!; rejected &c
Corn-Excited and higher At 4Sc cash;
47EG4sc seller December and year; Ale
seller January; rejected 42c. Oats =
Firm at 25!c cash; and seller Novem.
Der; 25c Sc Ter December; rejected 2l5c.
Rye-Frmer at SOC. Bsrley-Firner
at 64c. Pork-Dull, weak and lower at
ST. Is cash; Sl2 Us seller Novem Der, De-
cembe and year; Sl2 22i seller January.
Lsrd-Dull ut 81 30 cash and seller Nc
vember; 81 50 seller Decembersnd year;
81 873 seller January. Bulk Meats
Dull and prices snsde lower at 5@6i
g6sc,
On Call Board-W hest-Hesvy and
lower At 81 08i seller NOvem Der; 81 O6s
al O63 seller December. Corn. Ac-
tive and lower st 46i@47ic seller No
vember; 42.(g424c seller Decem Der.
Osts-Firm al 25i625tc seller Deem
Der. Pork-Dun aud prices a shsde
lower st Sl2 l5CGl2 III seller January;
Sl2 90 seller year. Lsrd-Dull and
heavy and prices shade lower 1t s. s.
al Il! seller January; 81 77;g7 50
seller year.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2l.-Flour
Quiet and steady; superfre'S4 O0G
) 50; extra Pennsylvania S. 5O(g7 10;
Minnesota So OOlg6 IS; high grade and
patent 81 OOlq9 3D. Whest-Quiet;
amber 81 43G.l 10; red 81 4lGl 43;
white 81 45Cal 90 Corn-Frm; yell
low 65G,66a; mixed 64G64ic. Oats-
Firm; white western 37G,89G western
mixed 34dy35c. Rye-A! zoe. Pro-
visions-QQiet and unchanged. Butter
Quiet ard unchanged. Eggs-West.
ern 25G26c. Cheese-DaIl aud un-
changed. WbEky-At 81 10. Petro.
leum-Unchsnged.
NEw York, November 2L-Ory
Goods-The trade movement continues
slow in pearly al departments Cotton
goods quiet aud steady. Low priced
prints in brisk demand and very scarce.
Glnghsms and cotton dress goods IN fair
request. Wooden goods quiet and heavy.
Cotton warp worsted coAtlngs selling st
low prices.
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opera House.

A very slim audience greeted Laura
Joyce and the Baltimore Comedy COM
psny, in the Pink Domlnoes," at tho
Opera House last night, but the smalluess
OF the audience is accounted for in u
great measure by the wet and dissgreea-
bic weather. The play, as on the previ-
Gus evening, caused a continual ripple OF
laughter to pervade the audience, and
the supposltion Is that all were pleased
Tonight there will be IN entire change
of programme, and that standard com
edy, "She Stops to Conquer" will be
produced, with Miss Joyce il the lead
ing role. Tickets are now on sale al
Adams IL Lucas.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dill
ferPuI judiciary Bodies.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
Albert Cameron, OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, was authorized TO sol
emnize The rites OF marriage, with l.. ID.
Councilman US surety; bond $1,000.
The examination of witnesses in the
Curlis-Cox libel case WAS continued, and
TIE trial OF the cause is still in progress.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JUDGE CRANMER
The case of Sebastian Welty VS.. Phil
lip Medert and Jacob Lash, unlawful de-
taiuer, was continued TIL Tuesday next.
In the case of John I, Sullivan, guar
dian, vs.. Caroline Ritz and others, in
caaL Gerry, an order WAS entered dismiss
ing the cross bills of John y. Ritz and
James NJ. Ritz VS.. Caroline Ritz. Both
bills We're dismissed At eos, OF plaintiffs
Adjourned till nine o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
John Stanley, colored, smoking in the
second ward market house during mar
ket hours, and refusing to cease smoking
when ordered, fined ~ and costs. Paid.
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t,clnrc on Education.

Mr.. A. WAGE, the well known and
su cass.uI superintendent of the free
-vols OF Moa.agalis county, has COZ
uted 10 deliver his lecture on the
"Hludrarces and Help 20 Popular Edu-
cation nj the Cba9!ine street NJ. +.
Ghurcn, or Saturday evening, at :
o'clock. Mr.. Wade IS al emineutly
practical educator, Of original methods,
And ms lecture will be- cspecla.ly instruc-
tive to teachers sid educators, but 1t vii.
oo interesting to AL. We hope TO Sc,
the audience room We'll filled.
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$4,000 worth of Toys, Dolls snd Fancy
Goods at Genther's Variety Store.

THE following criticism, from u Pitts.
buIgh paper indicates the character OF
the lecture 10 be delivered By Judge
kirkpatrick, at the United Pres byterisn
church, on Friday evening next:
WALKS AND TALKS ABOUT EUROPE.
Judge kirkpatrick WAS greeted lsst
night, at the Central Pres byterisn church,
with an audience, which, 10 point OF
numbers and character, compelled even
the modest jurist himself to divide the
compliment, and give the noble charity
in whose interest he was lecLuring more
than its share OF the credit.
The Judge gives his effort the title Of
"Walks and Talks about Europe and
this is just what it is. As might well oe
expected, the lecture Is vIvacIous, witty
luli OF sentiment, just criticisms, aud op
posIte sayings on man and things rs they
appeared 10 the eye OF al intelligent,
cultured American. The listener is so
charmed with the Judges manner 0 tell
ing mis- story, that he forgels everything
ese, and is 50 wildly impressed with the
scenes he describes that he actually seems
TO De transferred in person. We know
we express the sentiments OF the large
audience last night, when we declare our
IN bounded satisfaction with the pleasant
and salts actoIy entertainment, and that
if ne should repeat the lecture, Library
Hs, could De Il led 10 is utmost capacity.
From the allegheny Erentng Mad