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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-01
Irnsfaa,s Sale of Real Estate

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Peter SchleruitZauer and
Catherine Schlernitzauer, his wife, dated
me S0th day OF April, y. ID. 1875, and re-
corded i'm the office of the Clerk OF the
I'ountv Court Of Ohio county, West VIZ
ginia, in deed Of trust book No. ), page
E{4 I will sell at puOnC auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, le1o,
Commencing at ~ o'clock \. NJ, at the
Sront door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county. the follow ng described real estate,
living in the City of Wheeling, West Viz
Ginia. to-wit: The south halt of lot num-
her Is situate on the east side OF Main
street. between Third formerly McLure)
street and Fourth formerly Bank street
i'm trat part OF said city of Wheeling, call
ed North Wheeling. Also, part OF Iol
No ~ situated on the east side OF Main
street between Third and Fourth streets
i'm tbat part OF the city of Wheeling c Ill
ed North Wheeling, which part OF said lot
* more particularly described rs follows:
Reginning at point on the east SIDE OF
Main street aud corner OF said lots - ana
"a. thence eaStwartIy with the line be-
tween said lots one hundred feet; thence
southwardly and parallel with Main street
Twenty-Five feet; thence westwaIdly ana
narelIel with the tirSt line one hundred
ieet; thence uorthWardly TO the place oil
beginning.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
The title TO the above property Is be-
Ieved to be UNREASONABLE, but selling as
trustee | shall only convey such title as Is
vested in me by said deed OF trust
:. o. TAYLOR, Trustee.
&c. HERVEN, AucuOneer. maIu
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated .
feet 9 inches and falling,
The Express and Thanhauser departed
on time yesterday morning.
The Alice Brown with large tow OF
empty barges passed yesterday morning.
She experienced some difficulty IN passing
over the bar ut the head OF the Island.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati!
Yesterday at = p. NJ. with a fair trip.
The ONeal leaves for Pittsburg this
morning at 7 o'clock. Mr.. John EdIe
does the hOnors of the Office.
The Courier takes her departure this
morning for Parker5burg at 1870 o'clock.
Mr.. Mack Gamble will see that passen-
gers receive the best of attention.
The Hudson leaves for Cincinnati this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The Hudson Of
fers the best O! accommodations to pas
sengers, and is not eIceled for speed.
Capt. WIN. List aud Clerk G. ID. List are
her chief officers.
The salt Valley is due up Tonight and
the Katie Stockdale tomorrow morning,
both EN- route tor Pittsburgh.
Tho Granite State passes down esriy
this morning for Cincinnati.
The local packets arrived and de-
parted on time yesterday.
lBy Telegraph
PrrTsBURGH, May 3l.-Rlver 3 feet B
inches and stationary. Weather fair and
cool.
NEW ORLEANS. May 3l.-No arrivals
or departurrs. Weather clear; theTmOm-
eter Is deg.
VIcKBuRG, May 81 Weather clesr
and warm; thermometer SO degrees.
River rose 3 inches.
NASHVILLE, May 3I-River station.
ary with Al feet on the shoals Arrived
-Siverthorn, Evansville.
LOUISVILLE, May 3I.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Departed Golden City
and Eint ShinkIc, Cincinnati. River
stationary with : feet 7 inches IN the
canal
CAIRO, Msy Colorado,
St. Louis. Depsrted-Jsmes Howard,
New Orleans. Colorado, Vicksburg.
River - feet 5 inches and falling.
Weather cloudy mercury IS deg.
CSCIHSATI, May 3l.-River - feet
inches and falling. Weather fair and
pleasant Arrived - Exchange, Pitts
burgh. Departed Andes, Wheeling
Laura Davis, Tennessee river.
MEMPHIS, May 3l.-River fell inches
and now stands u feet inches. Weather
clear; thermometer 50 deg Arrived
Hoover, Little Rock. Departed-Helena
st. LOUIS; Can CincnnstF Schenck,
New Orleans.
St. LOUIS, May 3I.-Aruved-Golden
Eagle, Keokuk; Millar, Cincinnati; City
Of Vicksburg, Future City, New Orleans;
.E.na, Cairo. Departed-MiIlsr, Gin
cinnatj; Red Wing, ST. Paul; Rob Roy,
Keokuk. River fell inches and now IL
81 feet three inches above low water
mark. Weather cloudy and warmer.
EVANSVILLE, May 81. - Weather
clear; WIND from the East and north,
mercury 81 to 70. River II feet lsrge
and falling. Port List-Up-Sun beam,
Maggie Smith, Walton with steamer St.
John and fourteen empues in tow, Mary
Houston. Down-Andy Baum, James
Guthrie, Dick johnson, Fannie Tatum.
Business good.
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EEE cor his.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the DIFF
ferent Judicial Bodies.
U. :. DISTRICT C0URT-JUDGE j. J. JACK
SON, JR.


SON, JR.
United States vs. Sarah Jane George.
The rec0gniz4lce il this case, on motion
of the District Attorney, wss duly for
felted.
Robert McE!downey OF Wetzel coun-
ty. was qualified to practice in this Court.
United States VS. John Ober, on Nos.
!, ,; 3, indictments for misdemeanor, was
tried before u jury, and verdict OF not
guilty returned and the defendant dis
charged.
United States W. Owen ODER, on an in
dictment for mIsdemeanor, was tried, sc
Quilted and discharged.
United States vs. Mlussa ODER, on an
indictment for msdemesuor, was tried,
acquitted and discharged.
j. 8 Barnhil vs.. the steamboat Com
fort. In this case the exceptions OF the
libellant to the answer Of the respon-
dent, filed ut the last term Of the Court
were withdrawn, and. by leave of the
Court, an answer was filed aad the cause
continued generally.
Martha Baker, Administrative, 50. the
Benwood Iron Works. In this case the
complainant moved the court TO dis
charge the rule requiring her to give Sc
curity for the costs, which motion was
overruled by the court, and the complain
ant was given sixty days further time TO
give security Ter the costs.
In the case of Jones u Abbott VS.. W.
G. Mccormick IL Co., the defendant w.
9. Mccormick, filed plea of nil dent,
and his gttidavit denying that he was n
partner with the defendants, to which
plea the plaintiffs reply generally and
the cause continued.
United States VS.. Bowers, Smith and
Woodmausee. Judgmen: rendered
against the defendants in favor of the
United States, against Bowers Is princi-
pal aHd the others Is sure.ies.
United States VS. Frank }. Jones. On
motion OF the District Attorney the Cause
was dismissed.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
State VS.. Long and Condray, three in
dictments. Case set for Monday, June
10th.
State VS. Bill Harris, two indictments.
Case set for Tuesday, June llth.
State vs.. c. Farley. Case set for June
llth.
An order fcr thirty-six Jurors was
drawn.
Albert Elliott vs.. j. II. Downs. In
this case an order was Issued removing
the cause from the County Court TO the
Circuit Court
Robert Barr vs.. K. Il. G.lIespy. Same
order as shove.
James Werner vs.. Kimberly & Co.
An order was issued removing the case
from the County Court to the Circuit
Court.
ID. 5. ForLey VS.. Sarah l.. Forney.
An order was issued removing the case
from the County Court to the Circuit
Court.
ri. Rev. John T. Sullivan was ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Louisa G. Magruder, deceased. She left
no estate, but by deed she reserved her
funeral expenses, Il legacy of $50, and
grave monuments for herself and mother
Bond $500.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMEK.
This court disposed Of seven cases yes
terday, with fines ranging from - and
costs to s. and costs.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANSlER.
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CESTRAL YARDS, East LIBERTYO
FRIDAY, May u. I
Special 10 the Register.
CATTLE.
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4 pleasant SociabIe.

Last evening the class OF young ladies
OF the Thompson NJ. Z. Chapel, gave q
very pleasant sociaole ~ the residence of
Mrs Fannie Murine, Island. A number
OF yCuu- ladies were disposed OF at
auction, but who the purchasers were
We Will let remsin for time TO reveal.
The prices paid were no. exhorbitant, nor
were they beyond epurse of the most
impecunious clerk. The object of the
socisble was fun and lucre, the latter Of
which Is to go towards paying the ex-
Pc: SIS Of the Sunday school.
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The Rridsennr, uisn school

Thursday evening 3 large audience
gathered to witness the closing exercises
OF the Bridgeport High School. The pro-
Crammc, which was lengthy, was well
and credllabIy carried out by the pupils
who participated. Those deserving
the most praise, were Miss Minnie
Alexander, who rendered in
an excellent manner, "Absalom,"
and Miss Laura Bags, the valedictorian.
The essay was the GROWING event of the
evening. The class that graduated was
composed Of Miss Laura Bsggs, F, B.
Woodcock, Henry hathaway and John
Clsylsnd. Miss Ida Todd presided at
the organ, while Professor Schofeld
took the part of musical director.
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HOSESAfIBULISH.
Sergeant A. \. Campbell. of Co. h,
Tenth Pennsylvania, Falls Out oil
n Mcclure House window. Dis
innre If EnrfY Feet.

lance Of Forty Feet.
Yesterday morning, about $3.50 o'clock
while sleeping in room No. Us, third
floor. at the Mcclure House, Sergeant A.
A. Campbell, of the Wsynesburg Blues,
Company h, 10th Regiment, Eighth d.
vision, Of the National Guards Of Penn
sylvania, got up from his bed snd walked
to the window, through which he fell TO
the ground, about forty feet below. The
window through which he fell Is on the
south side OF the building, on which side
there is no pavement, but small yard.
1t seems that the accident occurred IN
this way, AS we learned it from Major
James b. Lindsey who WAS sleeping
in the room with Sergeant Camp
bell. The Major informed US thst he
retired to his room shout O'Clock \. NJ.
but before leaving the hotel officer
told the clerk that if Sergeant Campbell
should come 70 the Office TO show him up
to room No. rs. Soon sitter he had laid
down Campbell came 10 the room and IN
short time was asleep. Probably An hour
afterwards the MsiOr says that ne heard
some one moving around the room, and
upon asking Campbell what he desired
saw that gentleman disappear out OF the
window, and heard 8 heavy fall upon
the ground. The major rushed down to
the office and gave the alarm and
upon going around through the arch
wav on Market strset, found Mr.
Campbell lying senseless upon the
ground. The injured man was taken to
a room on the second floor Of the hotel,
and DR.. Harvey, OF the First West Viz,
ginis regiment, Was called in and exam
med the Injuries, which were broken
heel and several internal injuries. The
wounds were dressed and ut y o'clock
last night, Sergeant Campbell was rest
ing as easy as could be expected under
the circumstances.
Mr.. Campbell is about thirty years OF
age, and has Il wife and two children.
His father was telegraphed for st Pitts.
burgh, Yesterday morning. and arrived
last evening.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.

The Good Templsrs will hold a public
meeting on this Saturday afternoon at
CreggsvIlle, near Frank Walters, CON-
mencing at . o'clock, to be addressed by
Rev. T. +. Clancy and others.
The temperance meeting at Parker
Hall last evening WAS al interesting oc-
casion. Speeches were delivered by q.
W. Baggs, and Mr.. Freer Of kanawha.
Rev. 0. f.. Miller will conduct the
meeting on Sunday afternoon, at 80
O'Clock. Mr.. Freer is expected to speak
on Sunday evening.
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VI
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
Margaretha Mas, administrative OF David
Mas, decd, aud others,
IN CHANCERY.
The undersigned, Special Commission.
erS, hereby give NOTICE IhaL 0y virtue iISl,, Oh
the authority vested in them by decree
made by said court in the above entitled
cause on the 9th day OF April, 1919 they
SATU RDAY, THE STH DAY OF JUNE,
1873 sell at public auction, at the lOnl
door of the Court House of OHIO county,
West Virginia, in the city of Wheeling, 10
the highest and best bidder, the real estate
of which said David Mas, decd, died
seized and possessed, tO-Wlt: The piece OF
land containing about two ana oue-uali
acres on which said David Mas had ms
residence and brewery at The time OF his
death, which was conveyed 10 MN uy one
Franz Hcgner and wife by deed dated
March 10, 1891, and now OF record IN tHe
Clerks office Of the County Court OF Sald
county, in deed book No. ~, page III ana
described in sand deed as follows: FTCul-
ing on the continuance OF Market ~llttl
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with HUflmauS line northeast one mum
drrd aud ten feet: thence north TO Bush
Md II McMecheu'S line; thence east 10
John McLur6's line; thence with his line
about 30 feet; thence west 10 Holman
line, the place OF beginning.
Also, lot No. NOD one hundred and four,
ON the northwest corner of Fourth uately
called Bank street and Coal street, irOnt-
ing ~ iret ON Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 feet beng
same lot conveyed TO said David Mas 10y
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
october 3. 1867, and now OF record IN said
Clerks Office Ia deed book No. 50, page
III All OF said real estate being in said
city, county and state.
TFKMs or SALE-Oue-iOurth OF the pur-
an GufI uTtHttr Inc
purchaser may elect TO pay, in cash; Tn"
residue In three equal ius'ailnentNl each
bearing interest from the day of sale and
payable respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months after the day of sale, the
purchaser % give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory TO the under
signed IOr said deferred Iayments, ana the
title To he retained until payment Ia iull
OF the purchase money.
ELEWlS =. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special COmmi ssiOnerS.
J. G.. HERVFI, Auctionccr. mali
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sMO Men Injured.

Yesterday morning while driving
through Martins Ferry, John Crocksrd
and Uncle Joe Forsyth were thrown
from their buggy, and the former sus-
tanned numerous injuries on his shoulders
ard body, besides spraining his ankle.
Uncle Joe was let of with bruised
shoulder. It seems that the horse, q
spirited snimal, became frighted at some
object, and jumping to one side upset the
buggy with the result mentioned. The
buggy top was broken, and the ANNA!
ran through the town At terrific gait.
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THERMOMETER.
uIPnIal.

DR.. Alder. Dowler, of this city, and
Miss Ella Marshall, OF Marshall county,
were married on Thursday evening, at
the residence of james a. Lancaster,
Esq, wenty-sixth street. The ceremony
was performed BY Rev. DR.. George, in
the presence Of a very limited number
of guests. a superb wedding repast was
served during the evening, to which sm.
pie Justice was done.
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Just received by express another 10. oi
Ladies French Heel Walking Shoes and
Slippers.
Ladies Kid Princess Button.
Ladies Long Branch Ties.
Ladies Grecian Button, and
Duchess Button. All the above goods
are of the latest styles Ladies. cali and
see them at l.. V. Blends, 1875 Main
sirnni
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Hazslton pianos, Weber pianos, second
hand Knabe and Steinwsy pianos, or
cans Of all kinds and values, viOlins,
guitars, bsDjos, mouth organs, flutes, flies,
drums, piano stools, piano srd organ
covers. sheet muGic, strings, musical nov
elites snd goods of every kind, cheaper
and better a. Sheib's music store Wash
ington Hall, than elsewhere. Gail Ia to-
dav and examine the stock
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Yesterday morning while working at
p nail machine at the Top Mill, John
Sipple, nsil feeder tell in fit on his
machine, the cutting jaw" Of which so
severely mashed two fingers of his lett
hand that he was necessltsted ID undergo
an amput4t.ln.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements,

Fourth Street n. f. Church.
English Lutheran Sunday School Ex-
CursiOu.
Pier Glass-G. Mendel, Booth u 20.
Letter List.
Card of Thanks.
To Whom II May Concern-A. Neu-
hansen.
Proposals for Convict Labor.
Claims Against Sham Battle Commit
tee.
Grand Openng-Frank Walters Sum
mer Garden.
Cheap Watches-Turner X Dillon.
Plumbers-Thompson u Hibberd.
Observation-Disclosures Gallery.
Undertaking X Son.
In New Quarters--C. T. Brown.
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Euerson's SEinstreIs.

This well known troupe of burnt cork
artists Will appear q. Washington Hall
this evening. There Is ne company on
the road that has with it such funny end
men who are over ready with new hits
and quaint sayings. The Big surpssses
everything in the way o: genuine fun.
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TIE first excursion on the Pittsburgh
Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad for
children and families Is announced IN the
REGISTER this morning by the Sixteenth
Street Lutheran Sunday SChosl. It's to
take place on Thursday next, june 9th,
twenty-ono miles up the river, on the
farm Of Mr.. Mahsn. The arrangements
are being made on q large scale and with
commendabIe precision, to accommodate
the hundreds who, with friend or family
or lover er sweetheart, desire 10 enjoy
The leaf tongues OF the forest, the dover
lips OF the sod,
The happy birds that hymn their rapture
IN The ear OF God.
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Last evening a four year old female
child Of Stephen Deviney, who lives on
Market street, between Twenty-slXth
and Twenty-seventh streets, met with
the painful loss of Its left eye. The sccl-
dent occurred by the childs brother ex-
ploding blank cartridge, the contents OF
which entered the chIld's eye, with the
result mentioned.
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Charged WIN eIenIing.

Henry Simon was before Justice Mix
las. evening OIL the charge Of stealing
glassware from Hobbs, BEockunier "
Co. He wss held to bail in the sum Of
$3.50 for his appearance At three o'clock
this afternoon.
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a Characteristic IntTOducTiOn-He
Comes 10 wheeling 10 "Sham Bat

lie"
\ Yesterday morning Chris, Seihke, Of
the Tidal Wave, received a life size OIL
painting OF Gilhooly, Of Pittsburgh no.
torety. Old Gil was a good old man IN
his time, and IS the following letters in
dictate has seen his day:
PATEsBURG, Pa May %.
I'm y sendin' We raisons for the srrivsl
of me piclur, toreby the ould womsn's
scooped in the proceeds, she did. Bad
cess to the omerhundrums
Yours, GILHOoLY.
Now be it known that Gilhoolv is
prominent member OF the police force Of
the villa Of Pittsburgh, and his charac-
terisucs are well known, and when he
comes 10 us endorsed by substantial rec
concentrations IS the following Will show,
We cannot but be surprised;
MS RECOMMENDATIONS.
Me an nv Mary Ellen were talking
about i, an says Mary Ellen, she did
Capt. James Routb, torninst 70 the con-
trarv, Fifth avenue, situate on MsEke:
alley, in Pitchburg, Is a gentlemani ne
Is, be corral
Mary Ellen, says l, "lm thinking
Jimmy Armstrong, the man wko run
the beer Jerkers in Wheeling and got
left, foreby his gurruls has got the best OF
yees."
"Gilhooley," SEE she, wild emphasis, -
liar We are; didn't he give me toive for
lending your purity painting to scare
Wheeling wild on Decoration Day?'
Mary Ellen" says l, seductivelY,
would you divy2"
.'Divll divy,' says she; "ior onct
You'll be coming home sober"
So that's the rsison me portrait Is con-
veyed to Wheeling to instruct tie low
ers of the tome arts, and betoken, its
seldom the taste for high art wull have
so elevatin' an opportunity for behoidin'
me.
l wud be remarkin' here that, Nary
Ellen, yer givin to scooplng the partner
of yer bosom, We are, and trsnsterryln'
me from the Little Central in Pitchburg
to the Tidal Wave in Wheeling, widout
dutin' up.
Batestesk on my eye was no use, I'm
telling ye, and me portrait Is IN Christ.
Siebke's.
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A Bad RPAAI.

Yesterday Adj. Gen. L. L. Wood wss
sitting in buggy al the corner OF Main
snd Twelfth streets, when sIl Of q sudden
the horse took a notion that be wanted
to get outside Of the shalyes, and, IN try
ing to DO SO, upset the vehicle and threw
the Adiutant, who was not hurt beyond
y few small scratches snd tumble IN
the dust, upon the ground. The shslyes
Of the buggy were broken.
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LIVE hTOIH.
Pittsburgh.


CESTRAL YARDS, East LIBERTYl
FRIDAY, May H.
Special 70 the Register.
CATTLE.
The receipts Of cattle were heavy: a..
through conslgnmentsi ~ masac. h.re
to-day.
The receipts Of hogs were three cars.
The market was fair Philsdelphias, 81 As
@3 90 Workers, 50 25G8 30.
SHEEP.
The receipts of sheep we're very light,
the market closing only far. Prospects
not very favorable.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 81 The DroUerI
Journal reports hog receipts Is, 500 head;
shipments $500 head. Market dull ana
lower; choice heavy 50 l5ld,3 35; light
So O593 10; mixed y 95g3 90 closing
weak.
CsttIe-Receipls 1000 head ship
menLs o,cyD nea1. Market sLeAly ana hG-
tive; shipping steers 8. 81 OOg5 20;
feeders So OOg4 90; COVE 81 jOg4 OOi
bulls 81 4Oyd,3 OOj butchers slow; medium
shipping lower.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head. Market
Duh and unchanged; sales 81 81 jOGG
3 62!.
Cincinnati. -
CIsCIgEATI, May 3l.-Hogs- Steady
and firm; common 81 7jCg3 10; light
So lOld,3 %; packing 50 lOCa,2 80 butch
ere s. 2Og3 IS. Receipts 1900 head
shipments S45 head.
Sc. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-Hogs-A shade
higher; light shipping 81 1903 co. pack
ing 81 SO93 90; butchers to fancy So %
G3 IS. Receipts 9, 500 head.
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Noticetoth Public.

l hereby give notice that no other per-
son IN the Of city Wheeling is selling my
Ice Cream. Persons desiring itcsn be &C
commodsted only ST my store Suspen-
sion Bridge Corner. +. L. ZBS.
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The rising generation ought to be pro-
tected against the Supplying influence of
opium preparations. We call the stten-
ton of all mothers to the fact that Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup is absolutely free
from laudunum or other opistes,
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An exchange says, and SO say We: Any
one visiting Wheeling, either tor buI-
ness or pleasure will find it to their 3D.
vantage 10 call on Nj Jscob Grub ST
MS magnificent jewelry store Heune-
gan, Bates u Co., could not have had q
more worthy successor. His house is
thronged with customers and visitors, and
bis large sales ensb. him to sell goods at
prices Tar below his competitors Il is
truly one Of the sights Of Wheeling.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
MAS BREWERY, &C.

In the Municipal Court of wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &C.,
Margaretha Mas, administrators Oh DAVID
Mas, decd, and others.
IN CHANCERY.
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uo,ncrs Hnthcrs. MoIncrs.

Don't tail to procure Mrs. WlnsIow
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colo, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relet and health
10 the child, gives rest to the mother.
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Cheap Homes & Country Air.

7 HEREBY OFFER FOR SALE A FEW
| lots, half acres, more or less, TO ,@zsA
suit purchasers, with comfortable .i%4
dwellings thereon, in my sub-dlviS-
ion of the village of LeatherwOOd, a plat
OF which can be seen at the office OF Col.
ThOS. O'Brien, real estate agent.
Ina27a J. ID. Dubois.