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DR.. JOHN BULLS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR the CURE or
fever and ACUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
justly claims for II superiority over all rem
sdies ever offered to the public for the SAFE,
CERTAIN, sPEEDYand PERMANENT cure
ofAgue and Fever, or Chills and Fever. wheth-
or ofshort or long standing He refers to the
entire Western and Southern country to bear
him testimony TO the truth Of the assertion
thstin no case whatever will il failto cureif
the directions are strictly followed and carried
out. In great many cases single dose has
been sufficient for azure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle, with per-
feet restoration Of the general health. It IL,
however, prudent, and in every case more GER
tain to cure, II its useis continued in smaller
doses for Q week or two after tho disease has
been checked, more especially In difficult and
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine
will not require any aidto keep the bowels in
good order. should the patient, however, re-
quire cathartic medicine, after having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic. single dose Of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will
be sufficient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must
have DR. JOHN BULL's private stamp on each
bottle. DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right to
manufacture and sell the original JOHN J.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, Of Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. II my
private stamp 10 not on each bottle. do mot
purchase, or you will be deceived.
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WHEN brand-new pianos can be bought for
tl25, We ought TO become musical and mu-
sic-loving people. This is what the Mendels-
sohn Piano Co., 81 Z. 18th St., New York. are
doing-selling pianos from their factory at
these prices. Don't fail 20 write for Illustr'd
Descriptive Catalogue OF As pp.. mailed free.
PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts free.
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AT Woodbride, near New Haven,
Conn. the clothing Of Mrs. Jacob Kunz
caught iire from the kitchen stove. She
ran % the barn in frenzy, and, rolling
acout the floor, set the hay and building
On nre: Soon afterward she ran into the
open air naked. her clothing having been
burned OF and her body literally roast
~ black. She jumped into well to
ease her suflerings, and was drowned,
though her burns were sufficiently seri-
Gus 70 have caused death.
WHr suffer with bad cold n ono bottle Of
~. Bulls Cough Syrup win cure q cough OF
we worst kindi DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
so'd ier % cents per bottle or ave bottles for
sIw' N every respectable drug store In the
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We can see some pleasure, II no reason, in
the converting Of baby show. but we confess
we could never see the slightest cause. reason
able or otherwise, for fat mems convention
unless II he the fact that misery loves compa-
ny. For fifty or hundred men, whose sever
al weights range from two hundred TO three
hundred pounds, 70 hold aconvention simply
because Of so much surplus avoirdupois. a an
surd, 70 say the least. IL becomes doubly 90
when we reflect that obesity Is a disease. What
would we think Of as many persons emaciafed by
consumption holding convention 10 compare
their relative weightsf There Is but one
ground upon which we would advocate anoth-
er fat mems convention, and that Is that they
will meet 10 discuss the merits Of Allan's
Anti. Fat, the only known remedy for obesity.
IL Is sale and reliable. sold by druggists.
The GREAT FAMILY MEDIcfSE.-Dr VII
hoft's Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Ton
ic! No case OF incurabe Chills has yet pre-
scented itself, where this scientific and safe
medicine has been employed. No case has
been found 50 obstinate as 10 resist It's prompt
and mastery action. No man has been so re-
duced by malarial influences, but with its use
has come up perfectly reconstructed. No
pills or rurgatiye required with this medicine.
WnEELock, FISLAY a Co, Proprietors, New
Orleans
Fox SALE by ALL DRrGcIsTs
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We are requested by pale, sad
spirited father to insert the following /:
johnny P.--All is forgiven. Come
nome Father is recovering from the
explosion and has bought . new pipe.
Inc minister has forgiven you for plac-
ing that bucket Of water over the door
Tour sister Annie longs to see you and
says you may keep the gold pen If you
Will restore her teeth. The dog Is still
hving, but its hair is all singed off; the
cat Is getting along nicely, and the cook
Is convinced you meant no harm when
you put pepper on the stove" John
ny, you had better come, the country
can't spare any Of its energetic and
promising BOYS Kcoknk Constitution.
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When the tones Of musical instrument
becomes harsh and discordant We say It Is
Hout OF tune" The same may be said OF
that far more wonderful and complicated
piece OF mechanism, the human structure,
when It becomes disordered. Not only
actual disease, but those far more common
causes, overwork, mental anxiety and fast
living, may impair its vigor and activity.
The best remedy for partial collapse Of
the vital energies, from those as well as
from other causes, is Hostetters Stomach
Bitters. which is at the same time an
agreeable and mind cheering cordial, and
the best possible invigotant in all cases Of
debility. It Is an Incompatible stomachic
aud anti.bilious medicine. eradicates fever
aud ague, and prevents subsequent attacks.
1t remedies with certainty and thorough.
ness bowel and kidney complaints, dyspep.
sia, nervousness, rheumatic troubles, and
many other bodily ailments. 1t also coun.
ieracts influences which predispose to
disease. eod&w
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frequent In the near future, = tour.htthi
vote. Al any rate, there il possibility
Of having presiding officer determined
TO put through pet measure at all haE-
ard, who may pronounce a measure
adopted when IT may have less than
tWo.thirds, as required BY law. Again,
Il is often the Gaze that members be-
come di.gu,ted with certain measures
and becoming ,ullsn show their contempt
by simply refusing to vote, and repre-
hepsible measure is thus passed often
times by less than half dozen audibly
expressed votes which would have been
defeated II the members had been com
PEELED to answer the roll. This Ia what
might be termed bulldoIing a measure
through Council.
Il l. but right and proper that each
member Of the Council should shoulder
bis share Of the responsibility for all i'm
portant legislation, and we therefore re-
specially suggest that II the law permits
tie Council should by ordinance require
a recorded vote on the passage Of all ord!
nauces and all measures for the eIPendi
ture OF money.
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ari,s Splendid sail Boat.

Ediia5 IntSrlEsnosE.
Perhaps most readers Of the IsEELLI-
oEscxR remember description Of Mr..
Joe. Stewards new sail boat, which was
gwen a week or SO ago, therefore, II will
be unnecessary to agAin give the dimsn-
sions. Besides NO verbal description
could convey any idea Of the beauty Of It's
structure. Il must be seen TO Be apprscia.
ted. will, however, state that II Is built
without "ribs," which strikes me as being
a particularly desirable way Of building
a pleasure boat. Ribs are so much in
the way you know.
A New York gentleman visiting here
some days ago, was Boosting Of some one
in his State who had succeeded in build
ing staunch craft with but three ribs.
he found In our own little State and city,
4 person with sufficient genius 10 build q
better boat With none at all. Good
Judges Of wAter-ctAits pronounce The
boat perfect in every respect. l do not
profess to be Judge Of its merits n&u-
ideally speaking, but after Eve mile
trip up the river, TO the Ohio Valley
Grove, and back again, in the cool Of the
evening, I can pronounce II perfectly de-
lightful TO travel 10. A rather peculiar
circumstance connected with the boat !
will relate At the time Il was launched
Mr.. 6. had two pieces Of timber 10 rest
Il upon. When the boat passed into the
water one piece was seen floating, and Is
the other was not visible 1t was supposed
to have foated away unobseryed. But
yesterday, when landing at the grove,
something was discovered under the
stern OF the boat, and, upon inspection,
proved TO be the missing timber. II had
gone into the water with the boat, and
had staId there under the boat ever
since II was launched. This reminded
Mr., S. OF q circumstance related
by his father some years ago. The
old gentleman ran line Of
keel-boats upon the upper Ohio. Some
OF his men would select certain pole 10
use, and become much attached TO Il,
thinking no others would work as well.
One day one Of the men lost his favorite
pole, and after an Intellectual search was
obliged TO take another and GO with his
boat to Pittsburgh. Considerable grumb.
ling was heard from him on the way, and
no doubt the supposed thief was anathe-
matiIed in manner peculiar TO Keel
boatmen. But Judge Of his astonishment
upon unloading at Pittsburgh TO find that
his pole had been under the boat the
whole distance. OF course it was kept
there by the upward pressure Of the wa.
ter. Mr.. s. related this anecdote with
zest. After spending pleasant day at
the grove Mr.. s. took in number OF the
pic.nic.ers and very pleasant trip home
was highly enjoyed BY young and old.
All unite in giving the genial proprietor
Of the "Nellien heartfelt thanks for the
most delightful close to happy day.
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IRON MAAlNG REVOLUTION.
An Invention that Is Expected TO
Supersede Pudding.

Supersede Pudding.
PlthburSh DIspatsh Of YsIserdIy.
Considerable excitement has been ere.
ated among the boilers and puddlers of
this vicinity over an experiment that is
being tried at Brown, Bonnell & Co.'s rol.
ling Mill, in Youngstown. It Is a patent
process Of pudding, and Is the inven.
lion Of Rev. DR.. Chspin, Presbyterian
divine who for several months filled the
pulpit OF the First Presbyterian Church
in tina. place. A reporter Of the NpS,
who Investigated the matter, found in the
new mill, suspended dozen feet from the
ground, was vast iron tank or vat, re.
sembling more than anything else in the
world s peanutroAster, except that it was
mammoth in sire. To the left OF II was
= great wheel, while few feet in the rear
was sheetiron tank, at least twelve feet
in height. This was an air reservoir, and
the air was being pumped into the reser-
yoir by sort Of an engine and pump
which was putting away, making terri
bic noise. A long pipe went from the
reservoir 10 the big vat, where the pud.
ding was 10 be done. This pipe conveys
the air into the vat, aud in this way the
blast was obtained, The reporter asked
Mr.. Richard Brown what the odd looking
vat suspended there meant: "0h," said
Mr.. Brown, pleasantly, "thst is some
thing which II suceeeds will do away
with the hot dollar and strikes and slid.
ing scales and all other such patents. It
il an invention Of DE-. Chspin, who Is
quite chemist He thought It might
work, showed Il TO our firm, and We liked
ii so we'll We were willing TO spend lit
tie money TO try it.'
The reporter then asked 10 be enlight.
ened as 10 how II was operated.
"Well, said Mr.. Brown, ut Is yet in
4 very crude state, but the idea is 10 put
the molten iron into the vat and Of
courSewith the blast blowing upon ititWill
decarbouiIe, and after q while It will be
taken out, put into q furnace, boiled and
balled ready for the squeeIers. The big
wheel on the left Is TO turn the vat over
60 that the iron may bepoured out when
ready 10 boil. What you see in the
vat now Is cinder that has been put In
this afternoon and is burning. Il Il to
glaze over the surface Of the vat. The
experiment Of pudding will be made
hereafter
The reporter asked Mr.. Brown what
would be the result II the new inyen.
ton was q success.
1.-THE result would be-" he said. "that
in q very few months there would not
be 4 pudding furnace in the United
States. Il viii reyoluioniIe the pud-
ding Of iron, and this method will be
used"
DR.. Chaplin, who was standing nelr,
felt sapguins Of success, saying that the
experiment mightproye q fallureat first,
but Il could be ascribsd to the air pump,
hichprobably lacked the requisite pow.
or. The test Of the invention will proba.
bly, take place to-day.
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DIED.

DoUGLAs-on Monday night, July LIST, 1873,
At 10 O'clock, CATHERINE, infant daughter Of Jehn
and Mary Douglas, aged month";.
FunSrIl will take place from hG parepu red
dsnee. No. 1909 Necellosh street, TIL, afternoon at
hIlI pant 10 O'Clock. FIiends Of the family an
invited. :
PATToS-on Tuesday evening, July %, 1873
At V'ciOGf, MTS. MARY PATTON, widow Of The
late Robert Patton, In the 18Th year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence in Martini
Ferry, Ohio, on Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
The friends Of the ilmlly are invited to attend.
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TIE sciriptural injunction regarding
the duty OF children towards their par
euts might be more effective il it con.
tanned awarning that disobedience would
be punished by disinheritance. The
will Of the late James Clemens, Of St.
Louis, directed that the bulk Of the es.
tate, valued at 5000, 900, should be divi.
ded among three Of his children, the 9th.
er three being cut of with 500 each
ION account Of disobedient and disres.
pectful conduct"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ~
Desirable Chapline ST. Rs,I,...,

a, by Niftue q { DECD a! i'm, -.
AoofS, T. X. moore Iad Hen, ~ y tcsnt
ne underwood, dIlsd ~ iHefr4 IN,
Ssa IeSrdtd IN The Cali ~ = ", a
Soart o. Uhio county, We; y;,sss n,Iss,
~ I.nii and A~tsIsS tsoi "a - : n
SATURDAY, tn. ats t,,,,
Beginning At 10 o'clock A :, ~ N
tfont door d the CoUrt H.. = ~ hi
ne following described r,SI ~, : "a ~
Ans Soathern halt q Lot nsSk EhhE
s9GIe nHnesred Tea Il ~ lS'ias 4
s99ars Nc. lo), 90 lie sts, y. J, i y y M
S va T Toai!1 estTesn Esraa ~ ~ y ID
wS 4Gelhh street (ola Ea-',iS \. X esiI
nheelng, tofsthsr With N ~ y " a
PtoIetaenii thereon and ~ 800! 90 hSS
P9Lten1nees bslOnEipV thErIts -aatsash ip
TEnts OF GALE-Ont-tSI,S
residue Of sdd puiehISS sosS, y y a. his
ruA lnsnumsna At ooa JelI q "a .
toe GAY o. nls, The pa,thIs'I !, in -
in lPPfoTed security "a Il, w y -
ss tIsilto lnsauneau nd ID I,i,!':, ~ ~ 4
Iru. JANE P. RogEs
', hkANET, Ageiionesf. - Eais
inc above ale u paIIpoost rat, ga
JOY 9Th, a 10 O'eloek 4. n, AIVL3II,
w JAS 7. ROGEss
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SALE OF VALUABLE
BUSINESS Real Ests,.

Tbs un9erhgbe1, John T. Et,,,.,
htiatot Sith ths vii IsosIed q Nc ,ALssa
a y. hereby give noiia tSli : M IN
"WEDNESDAY, Ii. 'ls dIy q J,l, -,
Commencing a, 10 O'slotk A. n M =, - S,AA
uon A. me loot DOR d thR o., a. - =
T ~ - ihe dtI Of whsehnS, on ~, Vs {
", me ial9Eins described reIl ,,tI,. !, ~ y
t9,tlE ~ hat Fieos d lln4 trSsij,, :. y =.
sios e Ahn street, bs.ytsa ia ~ IA . q
Ano oeins next south u thI rFosssT,itr- -
slsS,, I9IneIiy es'onpbs . JSsl ~. -.
kNo leet tioet @ NH F.r,It ~ - -
baek o. even twenty-five ~ d TiI,S I. -
n tne rear h1eot bStTesa YII,I III w. q
oeipe Nine PUpdty he IsEII IN 4 No.
eontSyea . NE unasrEssed b. Xori, - - y.
merry executor md tui.ss d IA 49, ~ "a
E,opfY = si1f occupied II tT,Sst n ~
hloGn stoL IA d1' List1T, - 4 ~ H. -
iot ouAnesI pGposeI va EHAa
nue. eshtTsd GoOi, sai bslrs al, /, ,,r,,.
fepieenanW u snlGGSat4 IN 1i,II.i !.
IkEH o. slu-Ost-lhsrd d d, 49,.
money cab 10 hAn4, nd ~ I.iis, /, -.
instll!nenu p!IhlS n a. IA ITe ,S,, ~ W
day Of Hlle, viii Interest M 5,i!r5 -.
70 b secured 70 the ats,Aetoo d ~ :, -
JOHN 7. EDYCybs1S
c Ad.iaiItsIif 3 rlTSIl
GtpSKtt 4 CALoWElL, AtiRlEn "a
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TRUsTEE's SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue o. two deedi d traIt u r,Lh
Christtln WRgnu md Gr1tsI Elpg, lsS
70 the underlined Trustee, dIIsl u GhssAk,
Of DECEMBER, IN The yeII lEiS Inarsr!4nsi
the public land records o. 0kIo 1stH. EaE
gtnil, 10 DEED Of Tut Boof NJ llIpa q 3
other DECD Of trust mIds By QrIsSiI ElsI
the underhSntd Trustee, dIied u fri I'D
May, In the year 1874, Ibd nouIsI Iuzia
public land records Of nd Comfy IA Dtt4Eifa
Book Numbered seven. tOliA Nd {, lTla
FRIDAY, the 2iE ty q JssL LII
Beginnlng At 10 otIOct A. Nd HsItrua
front door d the cogrt HOVS 4 0snsEsLTa
Virgins, IN the dty q Whtthtg. u { ~
suction the following dssehbel pPsT, J =
eity, or % much tbtreoi u nay & ssasTJhU
the debt secured BY aid deeti Il tIErih
expenses sttsndlng The tIcutios 4 ~ Vlo1t
Ated BY aid deedI, but Ius!,cf % lGEf1A
mentioned below Of the bOrth haN 4 NSa
Of Two thousand d0llAn With iHtHul aEn!E1
March I'D, 1877, til paid, By Tiltsl I ~
trust from Christian wager nd JAN6N4
pusch, trustee, dated NITth ~, ia EliEIt
ed afnopg the public hnd itenr5i I ~ essii
IN DEED Book Numbered s., pgt ~; nhhtHf
will vi - Aforesaid The idIosthS tsriadP
perry, OF 10 much thtTtol n my b HsolrLl
iiofesaid: The threIn pan u ID hsra a {
lot Numbered Hevtnty.nitS, htuiid Q y -
hda Of Main street, "CtntI Wkeshtf ~ =
fronting thirty three feet % TIE vel w ~
AFR and running EetSIrdly d TIA Eiih y.
four feet tix lAehtS, OF 70 post Etil-sIhh
tix inches from Mbn Itrtet, Ind Ihks " =
efn line Of that pan o. The nortA ~ Y 4 - -
hered seTenty.nIne, hsIGt1tief ESstGts ~
pari lot tsinS the ans Peoss! r9asd p1iss,nls \.
conveyed 70 The aid Chrsitia hSss ~ ~
A. Berry and vie And NltltI utsGI ~
dated Febr1iIy I,th, isss, I'D rtelesss - n
the pablo Iand records Of Uho t01sy We VI
ginis, In DEED Book No. s. ido NG
Also, % much Of the north h.i d y ~ 4.
ssyenty.nine q Nes between NItn iiN y u
niece q zruupd above described, ~ - y
and property gInie1 md eoarsIs y ~ 3.
ChYi,stiSn Wigref By Jehn VDoEltl - NlI
Seed dIted MIfrh 80, lSfs, nd neaF3ed -
SIJd lInd rtoord, 10 Uted bosE Ne 3 - y
The 6nt pentoned PAT q TX nd1l ~
No = Till Be- On, old Ct mid tina ~ 20
me tiils % he popeTty btreby LiNtSe y J.
nd /, BELIEVED 10 6e GOD, ,ab!tSt = ~ X IA
pErt iheftol - above, bat stlling . -. !. \,
only convey Fieh tiue ~ u V0ifd u = " -
Two deedI q trust I!o'tslid. ,.., -,
TERys OF s4LE-ope.thtni' 10 = ~ \. -,
n The puIehAII may dsei . 90 IN :, y n n
The hlianes 10 two equal tss1il3as1 - - 4,
twelve months respectively, va is' a. ~ y
dIY Of al, The PurrAl'tf 2 ~ - 4. n.
promissdy no,k iai tsta ts5ILS ISe -. N r
q me property Iola 70 hrnited 2 SelHi :
me PS!Hsn' 'D sIyOS BAER, TrsIaA
cunwxIACILpEELt, AttnrstTL III
The above sale u poltP:ned uau'. A'"'A'
1910 Js-S Al 10 6'elork Al
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FOR SALE.

IiF, 4s :, syA 10 SATURDAY -,
S ~ AsHIs. Ths var 5t,int y ifs.i d Is
aas south Front ItrSIi tiaSsI.s.,inS, sasS,
MSg, Hhealing liiibA, nST -! ''PolaS
Aolsan. Ao1SO oontIin, ~ ,'Slsapsi y -
iiSom, &C EEeEythinS unisr ~ :. il,SJ :,
- s,ssy respect. Lot 66Ti2, ~ ~ -.
pv.SI. IkESS-0nt.lkiFd ~. sastat n
oG lntnunSnu 1t oss - ~ fIsIsrS
HIest md seeursd By deSI ~. IN ~
:, s ! a earpsl I'll wEDSE.S, : A1sttaa
az o'clock p n. L>UAf, tlri :.
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A M. WALTER,
s.w. csrser Market and Eleventh ss.,
iva fEgertafjs Old stlndl

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CITY OF
. WHEELING.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
John ?. Thompson and George Hibberd, partnen
doing business - Thompson HIbherd,
Va
Thomas G. Britt and other. In ChaneeTy.
BY decree entered by MD Court on the 18th
day Of May, 1879 In the above entitled Gauss, Il IL
referred 10 the undersigned Commissioner Of said
Court 10 take state and report m account showing
Flint The liens, their respective amounts and
priorites, upon the real tstate In the bill men.
toned.
Second. The market value Of mid real estste
Third Any other facts the Commissioner may
deem pertinent, or which may Be required By any
party 10 interest.
By the teras Of aid decree the publication Of
this notice oute week for four successive weeks
IhHll Be equivalent to personal service upon the
parties 10 this Tult.
Notice IL hereby giveu that I have fixed upon
Saturday. the 18th day Of July, 1875 At 10 o'clock
A. NJ, a. the time, AID my Office, No, ia chsplne
street. In the city Of Wheeling, n the place. for A.
ceItaining and stating the nAttsrs 10 Did decree
mentioned. ". J. W. C0WDEN,
7. J. HUsfs, solicit0r for PlAinhfA. Itl2.W
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THos. ]. KIsNER, MD.
i OFFICE AND CONSULTING Rooms,
2z4o MAIN ST.. WHEELING, W. VA.

Can be consulted on matters pertaining TO his
profession either in English or German.
Chronic Diseases Of the Head. Throat LuDgs,
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous systsm, Female Complaints and ali Con-
stitutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures all caies Of Piles. No detention from busi'
ness. Medicines furnished II desired. Night calls
promptly answered from the otiee. ls29
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Norge BY THE MAYOR.

To prevent ecidents resulting from the careless
use Of firearms and fireworks on the Fourth Of
July, call attention TO the ordinance regulating
their use within the corporate limits Of the city.
Gan Ordinance defining and prescribing the pun
lshment Of certain offences.
sec. ~ Il thAlI be unlawful for any perSOn TO
IRE or discharge within such parts Of the city which
are or shSll 70 Ibid out into lots, or within ave
hundred feet Of said II nIts, any cannon, gun, pls-
tol, or hre-arms or any cracker, tquib, rocket or
fireworks, except It be in case Of necessity, In
the dist hErge Of soDe pulls duty or At military
parade By order Of the officer in command, or With
the permission Of the Mayor Of The city"
The City SeHesnt has beAu instructed to enforce
the ordinance SgAInSt all Cd, nderL
WIN. c. HANDLAE,
jy3 Acting Mayor,
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Largest and Finest Assortment of
Goods In the City.
Just RseIyd:

Corn Bttii In cans, Clans In eans, Lunch Ham 10
cans, Lunch Tongue 10 cans, Potied Duek, Potted
Chicken, Potted Turkey. Sea Trout In 3 ID tln',
Lohstsrs salmon, Fine Assortment Of Jelliss,
Pears, &C., Olive. in tottIts, Lemon syrnps' Straw.
barry syrups, Ra'pbtry syrups, Vanilla syrups,
Mlniocl Syrups, Tspaioea syrups, French Mustard,
Celery Salt, Olive Oh, Archoyls SArdlnes, Rai,ln,,
Curr1ntI, F1lyoring Extracts, ChocolAte.
Alto large and well selected stock Of TEAS TO
which We pIy special attention.
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DOR SALE
OLD UNION STREET EXCHANGE

One thfee-s:nry B'tE Bglli,t t.urs uS.s
North aide Of old union, nv Es,e,s IN
known a the OLD EXCHASeL orrr,sIn,
salooa and RanuIIat Ia Hry yu,E s:Is,
Nj large rooms and sod sc1lr, pi a M
modem inpruvtnsaa Thh ~ tot -,
pses, veil located, and rLG1Ea pgs.J.
For terms and pEriIealin M i osu,s.
dItts, at RsymLunI BHvEJ,G
ca. ScH1HnEm
Real Etsts Agents, Open Bees sa-, Il IA
las
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

'TriadephIA AceommodatIcn-ThI train only
runs between Wheeling and ThAdelphIa.
Daily except EundGy-New&Tk Accommodation.
tSteubenViIle AccommodAtion.-Th train dur
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping vhGn requI-
red At sherman HoulO, ktnayile, Wet Wheeling
and 6nvel Hun.
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ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10th
" inst, CArs on the Wheeling Elm Grove z.
3. will run a. follow. cArs viii leave the City
leorner Of Mnket and Eleventh. 8tI.) and stAmmf