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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19
partook of a breakfast given by III.

partook of q breakfast given by M.
Decauville.
One of the most striking charac-
teristics Of the Exhibition buildings
is the employment of terracolta and
enameiled earthenware in their dec
orations. This employment meets
the eye almost everywhere. The
front and back of the building on the
Champ de Mars have series OF pilas-
tiers decorated with square slabs of
brightly colored ~faience, the orna-
mentation consisting Of two designs
alternating with each other, one COM
posed principally of birds, the other
of fruits and foliage. One Of the
most remarkable colors in these slabs
ia q fine bright red, and this is said
to have been discovered during the
experiments made with the view to
the production of the slabs in ques-
ton. Another application or decor
alive pottery is to be seen around the
doors OF the pavilion OF the city of
Paris, in the enclosed garden in the
centre of the Champ de Mars, where
is a double border of large square
slabs, terra-cotta and faience, in re-
atty I believe only imitation is that
On the fronts of the pavillions of the
fine art galleries which face the doors
of the city pavilion. These are works
of great magnitude ; each front con-
sists of three arches, the central one
only pierced below with door. Over
the door, and en- each side of the
aorthern porch, are figures of poetry,
painting, and other arts, larger than
lfe, and three landscapes of great
area, with q grand expanse of sea, q
village ON the cliffs, architectural mo-
tives amidst grand trees, decorative
colors, and other elements. All this
IS executed in large tiles and with
much success. The blues and greens
in the coloring are remarkably fine,
and the firing shows very few faults,
while the tiles are SO fat and regular,
that the joints are only apparent at a
very short distance.
ALPHA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19
2lst Day of September,
1873,
BETHANY COLLEGE,
TOPEKA.

TOPEKA, KANSAS.
For Girls and You ne Ladies exclusively.
Under care of Protestant Episcopal
Church. For Boarding and Day Pupil.
School year nine months-ihres session.
Year begins September 18th. from eight
to ten. teachers in the family. All branch
% taught. with Music, Drawing, French,
&C., &c.
Music and Drawing, the only Extras,
For Boarding Pupils from 500 TO $225
per school year, according TO grade.
BISHOr VAIL,
III ~, President,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19
SPECIAL OFFERS FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

We publish a book Of iI2 Pages s We. Ono
advertising) giving special oilers FIR nd
vertising all over the country. Prices
lower than ever offered before. The last
edition sent post paid on the receipt of Is
cents by DAUCHY Il CO, Printers
w arehouss and Advertisement Agency,
1911 Fulton st., n. Y. 19-iw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19
OUR PARIS LETTER.

fHE Srirux OF s'LlBER1Y''- GRAND
GIFT OF FRANCE TO THE UNITED
erATEs-TRxxcH scULPrURE-A rRI-
Al On AMERICAN PLoUGHs-UsEFUL
AID ORNAMENTAL EMPLOYMENT OF
TERRA GOTTA, &C., &C.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19
STOP and READ.

All forms O Kidney and urinary disea-
ses, pains in the back, sides, and loins are
positively cured by
GRANTS REMEDY.
Its effects are truly marvellous In droy sy,
travel, bright's diseases. seminal losses,
leucorrhosE, and ost yizor, no matter of
how .ong standing the case may be posi-.
live elief is bad in from one 10 three
days. Do Lot despair. hesitate or doubt
Tor TT is really n specific and never fails.
1t ! purely u vegetable preparation, by
Its timely use thousands of Cases that have
been considered incursbie by the most
physicians, have baen perma-
nelitly cured. II is also endorsed by the
regular physicians and medical societies
throughout the country, sold in bottles at
two. dollars each or three bottles which
Ii enough TO cure the most aggravated
case, seat TO any address on receipt OF
dollars. Small trial bot ties one dol
lar each, ell orders to bs addressed to
Grants Remedy Manufacturing Co., 554
Main st.. Worcester, Mass. weow.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19
new RICH BLOOD!

Parsons ~f'urgative Pills will make New
Rich Blood. and will completely change
the blood in the en.ire system in three
months. ANY pers..n who will take [ pill
each night from | to IL weeks may be re-
stored to sound health. Ii such u hing be
possible. Sent by mail for 8 latter stamps.
l. s. JOHNSON Il CO., Bangor, Me.
19-4w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19

ne A DAY-Agtnt's Profit ~oanvassing
MI for Nassau Delight. sample free.
TVFred Jones, Nassau, N. Y. l9-4w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19

Large Democratic gains In the Yer
mont elections.
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FASHION NOTES.

Aacc VIII Oe HI Tie rage lnlS Iali.
Plush fabrics will be much worn.
Caravan cloth will be much worn.
Blue is the favorite color for coat
ings.
Bonnets will be worn of a larger
size.
Velvet will be used for trimming
dresses.
Luctreless silks are the most fash
ionable.
TinseI threads crop out in many
fabrics.
Felt bonnets are to be embroidered
with gold.
Every lady arranges her. hair to
suit her face.
Composite costumes are as fash
ionable as ever.
Theirs red is a new shade of garnet
or maroon.
Felt halts will lie more popular than
ever this fall.
Flowers of fur will be among the
new winter novelties.
Shooda cloth is the new name for
India cashmere.
Gold braids and gold embroideries
are to be revived.
Lace mitts are worn at the momcn,
on all occasions.
Feathers in hashmere colors arr
among the novelties.
Plaids will be much worn in the
first weeks of the fall.
Suits of English coating are made
oil Of one kind of goods.
Egyptien and rompelm are two
fashionable dull shades of red.
Silver-gravy satin will be trimmed
with peacock feathers.
White satin will be trimmed with
peacock and pheasant feathers.
The fur flowers of the coming sea.
son ale light, airy and charming.
Short and demi-trained dresses are
equally fashionable for street wear.
Trianon hats and paninr costumes
are worn by a few alegantes in Paris.
Velvet hamince, or velvet shot witt
tinsel threads lie a striking novelty.
The leading styles in bonnets are the
gypsy, Quaker, and cottage shapes
The latest novelty in wells is blacl
dotted net, lined with white illusion
Councled goods will take the placs
of the bourettes Of last winter ant
spring.
Old style India satin, called Pekir
silk, heavy and ~lustreless, will b.
worn again.
Pale blue and Jacqueminot red ar,
favorite combinations of color fol
evening dress.
Striped velvets and bronche pat.
terms in quaint designs are shown fol
ladies' waist-coats.
Two, three and four kinds of ma
terial will be used In the fabrication
of fall and winter dresses.
/
Pieated basques and pleated wais'
polonaise with deep yokes and wide
belts are coming in vogue.
Waist-coat stuffs are shown for tbs
ladies' wear of corduroy-brown.
blue, red, gray, drab and ecru.
The panier scarf is seen on some o
the new dresses, and is said to be ths
precursor of the panier proper.
The Lotus Quatorze sacque and
long w~aist-coat is worn over a knit
pleated skirt without any scarf around
the hips.
White barege Is used for inexpen.
sive bridal dresses. Such dresses are
trimmed with white satin and garlands
Of orange blossoms.
Back draperfes r slightly more
boaffant, and there are NO perceptble
paniers on the earliest importation of
fall dresses. t.
-.
The leading colors this fall will be
Theirs red, mandarin yellaw, and
dark blue in combination with pale
blue, hazel brown, drab' and reseda.
On some Of the dresses for the next
season are to be worn accessories
that b 70 cay, plastrons, pockets and
cuffs composed entirely or feathers.
Large Democratic gains In the Yer
xnA~A x1x-lA-Z 49, E4 Z ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19

IfALE'S
FOR TIIECURE OF


coughs. Cold, influenza. Hcarseness.
Difficult Breathing. and all Affections
of the throat, Bronchial Tubes,
and Lungs, leading To con-
sumption.
Prices 80 cents and 81 per bottls,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
G. n. GRITTENToE, Prop'r. I sixth Ave-.
New York.
Coon REsULTs-Arc always pie as
mt TO contemplate, as every dyspep-
suff ercr who uses parkcI's Gin ger
Tonic will attest. To obtain from
this remedy the most gratifying re
lief when distressed with headache
low spirits, nervousness, wakeful
ness, palpisation of the heart, Ii, err
disorders, costivcness, pain in the
stomach, heartburn, cramps, etc, is
a pleasant experience that surprises
no less than it comforts, Another
remarkable feature of this remedy is
its powerful specific action on the
skin and mucous surfaces Of til throat
and lungs by which il unfailingly
cures the wo st cases OF cough, cold
and sore throat. Ii cures i'm q WON
deriuliy short time, removes all sore
ness from the lungs and protects the
feeble from consumption. Buy a 81
bottle from your druggist, j. r.
or % sample bottle at Is
cents. and test its merits. 4Iweow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19

CAROLINE !. si; : a Z: s s::s:. :'''''''''''
CAROLINE s T.: . magical effect Ga '"'
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CAROLINE IT. u; s Zee: ;:': :::::! 4 he high
NADnSll lAlc Gives weak cad siskiy ksis ne
UHIlpULiTVE slsss sad sisss ~ ysssh.
CAROLINE I: ::s.:. f: :.;:. .' '''' '''' to
CAROLINE !: ..: ss. { s''-'''''''' he A'''
CAROLINE s:.;;. ." 0''''''' Of the
CAFB0LlNE s::s .: Il '''' "'''' cad he
CAFlBOLINE ~: ::t; s:. d; s.'' '''1 '''''''
CAROLINE 2: Ii X e. s''s''''' ''d ''''
GA T.
Is noH presented to the .pabiic without fear Of
contrib fiction % the best Restorative and Besutt-
Ger Of the Hair the world has ever produced.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Sold by all Druggtsts.
KENNEDY & co., PITTssUao, pa,
Sole Agents for the United States, the Cansdas.
and Great Britain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-19

nj n n Retail price St.0n Gully
L HN Il 1870. Parlnr Organs. pric,
I AiAA' w $40 only S9I Paper free
- Paper tree. Daniel + Beat
", Washington, n. j. l0-Iw
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NOTES OFTHE DAY.

The term Of the Governor of New
York was recently extended to three
years.
THERE is one plank in Gen. Banks
platform for 1878 that almost any con-
gresham could stand on. Il Is on the
subject OF finance, and is in these words:
81 don't understand it."
Political HUMoR. The statement that
Fenton is willing to be collector Of New
York mot so much on account OF the
smolemeuts of the position as the oppor-
tunity it affords for building up purer
system of politics in the ranks of the Re-
publican party of New York State than
aow existsw
APRoPos Of the Presidents recent visit
to Philadelphia, correspondent whis-
pered this word of caution to the reception
committee: LET them not keep the
wine away from the Presidents table at
!ae coming feast II is only at the White
House that the President refuses wine.
He drinks it il moderation at other
places, aud l can prove fishery, white
wine, claret and champagne"
DR.. REDPIELD, the not over sanguine
spondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
ciai, thinks tina: the gain of y Represel-
tsliyes for the Republican side is within
the bounds of reasonable probability
albany Journal.
1t is supposed that they will use Nc
Inns confession as q campaign document,
which naturally would increase the Re-
publican strength in the House
THERE was time when it would have
been considered decidedly beneath the
dignity of the president Of the United
Stvtes to publicly announce his readi.
ness to chip in for a campaign fund; but
this is n reform administration, you know.
boston Post
JouE p. MooRE. a New York million.
aire, who was robbed Of S35 coo i'll bonds
on the street the other day, has presented
the officers who ran the thief down and
restored the plumber with $40 We hope
Mr.. Moore was thoughtful enough to get
- receipt ircm the officers. But 1t is
likely he wasn't. He is of too impulslve
q nature to think OF lt.-D0HbTy Mars
TUE Presbytery of West Virginia will
meet in the Presbyterian Church of this
place on the 81 OF May, and remain in
session until the 9th. The opening SER
mon will be preached at Is o'clock Fri
day evening, by Rev. Garland Hammer,
o. Calvary Church, Parkersburg. The
Wheeling and Panhandle Churches do
not belong to this Presbytery.-Buck.
harmon Detta.
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DECORATION DAY.

rrA hint tina. might be proftably OBJ
served by those who propose to engage
in decoration ceremonies, comes TO US
from across the water. a Paris paper
states that in view of the decision OF
the Emperor WILLIAM to exclude from
the German section of the exhibition
any pictures recalling the war of 1870,
the French Government has resolved to
exclude all French pictures that will
serve a. reminders of that unhappy strife.
This action on the part Of these two
great nationa. in the interest of peace
and brotherhood, seems to be, both in
sentiment and motive, in precise accord
with that OF the late CHARLES SUMNER,
when he urged upon Congress the im-
proprlety of inscribing upon the battle
flags fthe national army the names and
dates Of engagements in which the req
mems participated during the civil war
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THE STATE DEBE.

We regret to see our Twelfth street
neighbor committing itself in favor of q
reference OF the question Of West Vir-
ginIa's liability for a portion of the Viz
GINA debt to commission of outsiders.
This is question which West Virginia
is quite able TO settle for herself. she
knows what she paid into the treasury OF
the old State and what she drew out; and
she also understands all her obligations
in the premises.
Since that little experiment OF setting
the Presidency of the United States BY
Join. commission, the majority Of the
people of this State feel quite as safe IN
retaining control of their own affairs as
they would were they to delegate the
control to some jog. BRADLEY or JUDAS
IsCARIoT.
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STEUBENVILLE LOCALS.

In the Court Of Common Pleas the fol-.
Iowirg csso. wore roord tc-Is,.
r. - R,s,o-4 o., octinn b-o,,.b.
% d;ssoryo q rs~tnersbin be,wnon 76o
Dsrties - tho snit Rv crrsent a docreo
was taken allowing y dissolution. and
samuel .IobTson was annointed rere,veT
Ho-kboimer " Nossrrove u or trisI
90 ;rrv IN cotton brCrSbt IN sccomnt
Tno Jo;a,1a1t edn,its The scnomrf bnt
c,si,os AN off.rt Trainer md Co1l for
nIs;n.itf and O p. Nossgrovc for do
fandsrt
In the Supreme Court the case If
Sonuel Johnson vs. Benz, NJ. Sbsrn
arror IN the Distric, Court Of Jefferson
county iu5oment was affirmed Hayes
fnr Sbsrn md Trainer and Cool, FIR
T,b,sor
Tbo r,so of Erriroton vs ,bo t,rove-
Iona and Pit,sburgb RsiIrosd Conrory
-, roooiro3 uos cn-cr,5ot ~
-,,-,yn,, Tno ir-,- ,rss cbor..st o,d 20
- -. . $3.50 ~ os,or.rl, - Ial,S
-. NJ -. &C.,. gotl-S,T
% ",a, ra-4;ot f,- ;y,.;o.ia :" ', ,ho
.uu IS sS-5 Tbo $50. 49,, - 80 &c
sun sun so 600 600 '-'"' P'"S'N '''
~, Tbn kin hrocl- c,-,or ~ lr.-I.o.
- pan-,5 s,-oa.s ~ 80 - r-' .. No.
go 80 .bn ,r,s;la - -, - 80
10 baa,s,st $3.50, - Ii'aTeS II
~ =, '"' '''''''SS 0'0NNS IL
'N roro Cove, ,ro,bo- Of o,- Con
stor Cowsn Of PeD1syIvapis, was buried
fron, bor late rrsife0re al Hor1i5sv,s
90. " W Tbrrs5sv Tbo -,
r, or,' ;,t o-rod az FIororco pa
"C T5onos T,ascb lroIorsdl w"s c,Doirt
-. 60, ~, te."
GaTn No; Tbo ssi5 Tbo,Ss laon, ',' =.
-, Co. - ,iv'aI;ba,L -
~ o1stpr,ors nrci,LoG =, ba-o Ii..I.
~, 80 ont 81 Tbomss ovar Ri. D,on,d ,';.,o
80 80 off.;aI ros;li1r Tbor odoo yT',Jr
- -. 50
- ~ srd bgiIet eyerv one Who 80. ',S,,i
g., -. -
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WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO
AROUT 1T?

A leading Republican paper OF Phlla-
delphia, IN admitting the probable sccu-
racy OF the confessions OF the Florida
thieves who stole the Electoral vote Of
that State for HAYES, impudently asks
i'm the memorable words Of old Boss
TWEED, What are you gong to do
about tH In TwEED's case, the conun-
hrnnn hos hnen ansMerod.
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Tux Charleston GreenJack League
notes that, while the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad is making liberal concessions to
local traffic and modifying many OF It's
determinations against local shippers, the
Chesapeake and Ohio road is raising its
rates and tightening It's screws.
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THE COnING ELECTIONS.

HAYES has passed the word along the
line that it is his wish that all office
holders under him shall contribute liber-
ally for campaign purposes, promising to
lead of with handsome sum himself TO
give the corruption fund good start,
and there is great rejoicing thercat among
the machine men of the party. 1t WAS
bound to como to this in the end, not
witbstsnding his fine words and far
promises at the start. Why. Republi-
can campaign can no more be run with
out money than mill can without wafer
It's q spolls party, and depends for It's
existence on vote-buyIng and public
plumber. 1t is a sad commentary upon
the degenerscy and political corruption
OF the times, however, when the repre-
sentative leader OF that party and the
head OF the nation Acknowledges this and
PROMISES 10 set the example in contrib
uting to raise campaign funds. Fancy
WASHINGTON in such position!
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REV. o. z. MILLER, has recently re-
turned from short visit to friends at
Louisville, Ky, the scene of former pas
torsl labors. From his observations in
that vicinity it IL evident there is no ex-
cep.ion to the downward tendency in the
necessities of life. For instances: Good
No. hams are selling at six cents per
pound, and the best potatoes in the mar
ket were selling at 40 cents per barrel,
without bsrrol of course. Real estate
has tumbled too The best offer at pre-
sent for piece of property that was
purchased st SIS per foot FIVE years ago.
ls only S2S per foot; good city property
at that.
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WE print this morning the really fine
poem which was written by JOSEPH L.
WILDE, Esq, of this city, and read by
him before the SHAKESPEARE Club at It's
anniversary celebration, the other even
ing. Many eff our readers will reap
pleasure in its thoughtful perusal.
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If there is much more delay in the re-
peal of the bankrupt act, there will be no
need OF the repeal in the vicinity OF
Pittsburgh. A most astonishing number
of cases have been recorded in the papers
Of that town during the past week, and
thus, in all probability, large number OF
men have been able 10 retire from bust
ness with rich wife.
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EUROPEAN WAR

The news from Europe is little more
warhke. In fact, If the cable can be re-
lied upon, an outbreak between England
and Russia is only question of few
days time. SO we so. a promise of
peace to-day; threat of war tomorrow.
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A YOUNG man in Pennsylvania re-
Gently married woman Of sixty who
owned two valuable oil wells, and now
they say he loved not wisely but two
wells.
THAT bitterly radical paper, the Cln-
cinnati Times, says the only hope Of the
Republican party in Ohio is to nave a
united and harmonious convention In
June, and an energetic party fight after
ward.
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Two FARMERS named BURLINGTON
and CLARKE. of Mason County, got
themselves into sweet legal mess. They
had quarrel over the proPrietorship OF
about An acre Of land worth in the neigh
borhood of S2j, and very foolishly took
the matter into the courts. The result Is
that the costs amount to 81, 500, and, in
all probability, the lawyers will own
both the farms belonging to the contest
ants by the time the case is decided.
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TUE Wool Gro,0ers' Bulletin says that
somo good sheep with heavy Aeeces have
recently been sold in this vicinity at So
head. Cheap sheep.
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THE Bellaire Leader refers to LovALL's
poker victims as Wheeling Sunday
School scholars.
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NOTICE

TNO DELINQUENT CITY TAN AND
= Water Rent Payers.
The time when payments are due hay.
ing long sincs passed, notice is hereby
gwen to all concerned, that unless their
City Taxes and Water Rents are paid
before
WEDNESDAY, THEl5TH DAY OF MAY,
The ordinance will compel me to distrain
their personal property tor said taxes, and
to shut OF the water from their premises.
GEO. q. BLACK,
april Collector City OF wheeling.
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4 CARD.

IN RETIRING FROM THE FIRM nF
| Adams & Lucas. ! desire 10 thank 'HE
friends and the public generally Tor Nell
liberal patronage, and ask Ihtl ihr "I"'
be extended 90 my huccessnr ..,.
au21 A. M ANhN4
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A GARD.

TN SUCCEEDING TO THE MUSIC
business of Adams y Lucas, tax" 'bf
occasion Of thanking my friend. aL1 ..s
public TOR the liberal patronage 'h''N...
10 the old firm, and solicit the sam. Z"
myself c. !. LUCAS.
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TIME FIRM OF ADAMS LUCAS HA-
this day been dissolved hy muiuN
consent, Mr.. 4. NJ. Adam, retiring Ihr
business Of the old firm Will be- settled t'
A. NJ. Adams, who Will continue ai iur
old stand. No. l227 Market street, uua
october /, 1874, for The purFos" "' aNpuNUs
OF remnant OF stock retained hN b'm
OF new Pianos and Orgauf ALSO
several good second hand Pianos aHI
Organs, most Of which have been Ul I.Hi
but "A ort timed Of which will Dol u'
fered at the most Reasonable PRICE AHl
terms.
Mr.. ( Y. Lucas succeed. tD tho hUs.n'N
aud ageucies at the various Pianos ana
Organs heretofore held by The old ''m. '"'
grthcr with Sheet Music, Musical NJ
chsudiep. SC aud will cou'iuu, a. 'h, 10
stand, No. III Market street
a. VI. adams.
&. y. LUCAS
WHEELING, W VA April o., iH' af1
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GoLD closed yesterday at 1909.

OUR Baltimore letter this morning
will be read by men as we'll as ladies.
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THE New York World keeps q ten
acious grip on its Conkling interview
and will not be bull-dozed as to its
authenticity.
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Cheapest Dry Goods House
S'NNpSSN
N THE CITY - At

No. 1887 Chapline Street
Here may be found iu endless yArr1l
every description Of Hpu-rE''p,hE - 80
Family Dry Good. Fee ne proc -.
Color Prints 5, 81, 7and cents per }a'
musllns, bleached aud uuyIearlod, b [. o.
4, y and 10 cents per yard Be- Lam go a., 20.
bingham 10 cents, and an Dress "g'i' ''
proportion. Call and b" cOuyll c'I
JOHN G.. MILLER,
aUlgr No. L3T tNIT.IIr -N''H
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ from and after this date, April -, 1873,
/ will conduct the business of purchasing
aud selling Pictures, Looking Glasses aud
Picture Frames, ETC, at No. PA Main
street, in the city Of Wheeling, as agent
tor Mrs. Emma Wilhelm.
HENRY WILHELM,
ap27ra Agent Tor Mrs. Emma Wilhelm.
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MEMORANDUM
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DISSOLUTION.

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