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szEJtlANldSTOWN.
U,sT!CES OF TIE PEACE.

District No. 15-Frcl'h White MTch",i-
icstown; G l.. fiIor, Graccha'h WI" ~
Mcpherson, Catoc'n Furnace
Barg.Ss-A. Slick,
f,.,.,ts<.,orrs Warner, !, Grimes, W.
r \rmu,o,,, Mm. Six, Vim. Lldia.
lArl.-E. l.. BohliZ.
Y4r CDilc.1r--Io,rph SA.
pystutastey-Iohn Root.
co,u,J!,.-Caich Pedlicoll and Josep"
Six.
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ORPHANS COURT.

Orphans Court meets Mon'ay and '0'S
day o: each week.
Chitf Judge-John T Lowe. n.n;.
Castle OF 4.
R,u.'cr gf WMs-,1as p Perry
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REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.

Dis,ri,, Nv. 15-Bcrnard Co!l'llo"er.
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RATES OF ADVERTlSINC'

lob Work-CASU ON DELIVERY.
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SCHOOL, COMMISSIONERS.

President, James W. Pearre;C Commission
crs-William G. Baker, James w. Iroxcp,
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
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DIRECTORY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanicStown
COUNTY OFFICERS

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Chief Judqe-Hon. r. I. Bowie.
assocmres-IIons John a Lynch and W.
Y Bouc.
States .Atorney-John c. Mottcr.
Clerk Of Circuit Court-Adolphu' Fear
hake, Jr.
Sheriff.. S. B. IIartsock.
Auditor-Fred'k. j. Nelson.
County Commessioners-Danl Sm,,n o'
r Geo. II. Ambrose, Peter Dudderar,
Thos, A. Smith of 7. 'rhos. r. Jarboe-
fvsrz to Commiss,oners-I1. F. Steiner
Collector Of State and County 1ares'-
Peter w. Shafcr.
County !surreyor-Rufus A. Ragcr.
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Go to Roots for
Readymade Clothing

Go to Roots to buy
your Boots.
Boots and Shoes, full
stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-01

New YORK, November 2o.-Co.lop op;et
at l219al23Gc; futures firm. Flour steady
receipts 10 900 barrels; superfine western and
State Is 0Oa5 50; common to good IS 7Ua5 9tI;
good TO choice S. 95a7 70: white wheat extra
= 9Oa8 % extrai0hlo IS SOa7 90; st. Louis
= I5a8 %; Minnesota patent process s. Ulu
800. Wheat moderately active receipts $50, OOU
bushels ungraded spring 81 l6al "a; No, 8
spring 81 3lal 80; No. ?, 81 SIX; No. i, 81 IS;
ungrdded winter red 81 S6aI 4SIS: No. 4
81 S7al SS1f; No. 2, 81 47al 4; No. /, 81 AKA
~; ungraded amber 81 44al IS; No Q AM.
Der 81 46Nal Al; ungradGd white 81 As; No, 2.
4lHal 42i No. !, sales $4,000 bushels ut
81 45lsal 46Ai No. 2 red December, sales 232.
O00 bushels at 81 471Sat IS; January, sales
10000 bushels ut 81 50SHl 6lI<: February.
sales 1000 bushels at 81 5ial sax. Rye
quiet but tirm at Ole. Corn, very moderate,
trade receipts 1854 600 bushels; uIgruded Goa
a6!c; No. 3, 5Sl4a5SAc; steamer !9J{c; No. 2
SCSc IN store, bO1faGlc alloat; No. . white
6laG6c; No. December co. 10 bid. GO4c asked:
January 0lSsa0lNc. Oats In fair demand re-.
ceipts bA,OO9 bushels: western mixed 40 Ha37c:
white western 45a4Sc. Hay 5Oa55c. hop,
steady and unchanged. Coffee quiet and
steady Rio cargoes lINal7xc; Job lots l4yIa
l9Hc. Sugar dull, weak and unchanged,
Rice steady and In fair demand. Petroleum
quiet and firm; United lS.c; crude 7JsasE c;
refined SsGc bid. Tallow dull al &c. Kot;n
quiet at 81 65. Tuqentine quiet and firm al
40c, Eggs dull and unchanged. Leather in
good demand; hcmlock sole at Disable. Wool
in good demand at full prices; domestic fleece
t9a57 &c; pulled 25a55c; unwasIed lslg6c,
Texas TaS5c. Pork, demand active; mess
bll IS. Beef steady and unchanged. Cut
meats strong; long clear So 25a8 IS. Lard. de.
mand active; prime steam 81 Goat G7I,. But
ter dull; western 1TGS7c. Cheese quiet and
hrm: western salSc. WHISKY nominal al
81 1G
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PHILADELPHIA, Nsvemb her 20 -rlour-Firp:
western extra 1915; Wisronsin extra family
50 y: Minnesota extra family, GOOD Is SO:
choice and fancy SCI Minnesota patent
s. Is. Rye flour steady at s. 37lEa5 so,
Wheat lirm; western rejected, ST 40; No. 5
red. elevator, 81 49,; Nj. red, december
$l~iSl4bid. 81 4S% asked; january 81 IS bid,
81 4ST asked. Corn firm; old lac; mixed
western track, G3ri sail mixed. December,
81 Mc bid, 5Sc asked; January hSStc bid, soc
asked Oats 10 fair demand; western rejected
4Oa4lr; MIXED ilaIIc; white a3a!5kc, Pro
visions iirmer. Mess beef $l2 20; mess pork
$l3 GOALS 20; smoked hams 0IsalOJso; picked
o19aOc. Lard at 71fa7Mc. Butter dull; cream.
cry extra 3iaS6c; New York and BradiOrl
county Pa, extra S2aS3C; Western Reserve
extra 8a27C; do good to choice 20a25c, Egg.
dull western 29c. Cheese dull; creamery ~:
alSc. Whisky finn at s. IL.
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BALTIMORE, November 20. - Flour steady;
western supertine s. 7ja5 50; do extra IS Is
a6 %; do family s. 75a7 % Wheat--West.
ern higher, but ea.ier and dull at the close
No. 2 western winter red spot and Eovem
Der 81 464: December 81 AL al Az January
81 50Hal COX; February 81 521Sal IS. CvriI
Western lower, dull and neglected at the
close; western mixed. spot aud November,
$50; new 65Hc; December, coA59]{c; new SIC;
January, 57Ma5sc. Oats easier; western
white iGai7c; do mixed 4iai5c; Pennsylvania
i6ai7c. Rye quiet at SoaS5c. Hay Arm
prime to choice Pennsylvania ST. Goals co.
Provisions firm, with an upward tendency.
Mess Pork $l2 co. Bulk Meats-L6Ose should.
ers 4Hal%c; clear rib sides exc; do packed
4xa6Xc. Bacon shoulders 5jSc; clear rib
sides SIC; hams 10allc. Lard 7Xc. Butter
firm prime 10 choice Western packed and roll
23a"Sc. Eggs strong: fresh 2lu32c lined l6l
lie. Collce firm; Rio cargCes 14alT![c. Sugar
steady; \ sjit l0!iul0Hc. Whisky firm at
81 l3!Sal IL.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. November 29.-Flour nominally
unchanged. Wheat active, firm and higher;
No. 9 red winter 81 25al %; No, Chicago
spring 81 FIX cash; 81 2lJEal 90 December;
81 2SH January; No. 8, 81 20: rejected 92Itc.
Corn strong and higher; S9%a3a>Sc December.
S9%c january; 4I9Sc bid May. Oats itronC
and higher; SIC cash; Sc bid December; 3334G
january: S6<c May; rejected SOC. Rye aud
4SEu4Te. Pork strong and higher; sic 20
cash; $ll 90 December; $l2 SIX bid January:
$l2 TX bid February. Lard strong and high.
er; 81 70 cash and December; II 10 asked
January; s. 80 February. Bulk Meats mod.
orately active and higher at 81 lOaG Is. Wis.
KY steady and unchanged at 81 10.
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Financial and Commercial.
Money EaSy-stOcks LOwsr-eOvsruments
Irregular.
Flour Unchanged - Wheat Active and
Higher VISI0nslStF


EEw YORE. November 29.-MoSEY-At "a;
per cent, closing easy at per cent. Prim,
mercantile Paper 61Sa7 per cent. stetlin,
exchange steady at 81 s0!f. Sight exchang,
81 S3ht.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, on light business
United States G. Of 1851, coupons
EeH Fltas"''..
ne" -Four aud hal4
wv
NuIIehgN .,l2S
RAILROAD BoSps-Strong and higher early
IN the day, but In tho late dealings veal;
and lower.
STATE IloSDs dull and nominal,
STocES Market opened with considerable
depression. Prices declined Y to az Der
cent, New York Central aud Michigan Central
leading tho downward movement This wa,
followed by recovery of Il 10 Az per cent,
the latter New York Central. During the Of.
ternoon speculation was alternately weak and
strong but toward tho close sharp bear raid
was made, under which the enlirc IL. gave
way, and there was decline ranging from Is
to ~ per cent. Eric, coal shares and South.
western stocks were the most conspicuous In
the decline III the final dealings there WIS
u recovery Of Y 10 u per cent
Iae transactions aggregated $4,000 shares
81 which l6l 900 wsrV Eric, 5000 Lake Shore,
EOO0 wabash, 10 900 Northwestern. 2IOOn
St. Paul, 1900 LaCkawAnna, 1900 New
Jereey. Central, 1900 Delaware Rnd Hudson,
1000 Reading, 5000 Michigan Central, 800
Union Pacific, 3,400 c. G. & t.C., 10000 Hun.
nt6A aud st. Joseph, 10000 Ohio and Miss.
lSaiPpi 1900 Western Union, 1000 Atlantic
and Pacific, 10000 Pacific Mail, 10000 Wa.
bash, II. Louis and Pacific, 1900 Kansas
and Texas, $500 Iron Mountain. 1000 North.
Grn Pacific, 9,2QO Now York Central $500
St. Louisiana San Francisco, l2 900 Chesapeake
and Ohio, 1900 Nashville. Chattanooga and st.
Louis and 2,oO indianapolis, Cincinnati and
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Un6lRuAu.

CINotNYATt, November 20.-Cotton uuie;
ut 1lHC. Flour, demand fair and the markcI
firm ut 10 0oaG %; fancy s. co. Wheat easicl
at 81 2Sal 80. Corn dull; new 4Ia48c; Old
47aiSC. Oats In good demand and prices i
shade higher at S5a3Gc. Rye Ut 55Gssc, Bar
ley dull and unchanged al 0Ou. Pork rtropg
at $l2 5GalS 90. Lard excited and higher al
81 lJa7 IS asked. Bulk Meats nOInina[ly nm
changed shoulders SIC; short rib BNc; shor
clear 0Ac. Bacon nominaly unchanged
clCar rib TIC. Green meats strong shoulder
ihc; sides &c. Hams at 81 00a7 Is. Whisk,
dull at 81 W. Butter steady: choice West
ern Reserve 25c; prime to choice Central o hi;
2Oa9oc. Linseed oil steady at g0c,
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
|& For ~
A CATARRH b.

THUS may certify that have been a subject
OF that terrible disease, Catarrh Of the Head
aud Throat, for some SO Yeas caused by tax.
Ing cold in the month OF June, 1926. The
attack at that time was 80 severe that the
doctor and my friends thought I must de
For years and years have been so sick that
life has been burden to myself and friends.
II ts useless for me to say how many doctors
have tried, how much medicine I have
taken, during all these years OF endless sui.
fering, hut those who suffer as have suffered
will know that never ceased TO look for re.
lief, and to try every remedy that promised
.it
In September, 1879, | began the use of
SASF0RD'S RADICAL CuRE FOR CAT4RRU. No
so'ner did | begin 10 use it than my Symp-
tomschangcd. ltcleared my throat, ii cleared
my head, 1t cleared my mind. 1t operated on
my system In a WY that nothing ever before
given mo by doctors had done. How radidIy
improved under the influence OF this won
deriWl medicine those who havr known me
for years can testify. And now, sirs, to make
a long story short. will say would not ex-
change the good 1t has done me ior the whole
world and all 1t contains, Mymcmory, which
was nearly all gone, has returned again, and
could tell OF atllictiOnS tave endured, TOO
great for some people TO credit. can with a
clear conscience and the strongest faith attest
to this on the Holy Bible. God bless the MN
that found out this remedy,
SAMUEL SpINNEY,
Meadow Vale, Annapolis Co., Nova Scotia.
NOy ~ 1k77
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PtFTsBuEeH, November 29.- PErEcLEuM -
quiet and firm; crude 81 93k at pArkef'l
for shipment refined $40 for Philadelphia
delivery.
OtLCtTr, November 9O.-PE7RoLEuN-Slar.
ket opened with 81 l69S old; advanced 10
81 22ls, declined aud closed firm at 81 2ljE
Did old. Shipments - ,0OO barrels; averaging
+5OO. Transactions 400 OOD barrels.
-, FliL'DEtrntA, November 90-I'ETRoLErN--
Firm and unchanged.
;. BALTIMORE, November 2O.-PrAoLErN-
Unchanged.
aned 22%f,
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NV YoRK, November 20.-Cotton goods
rather less active, but prices very firm and
stocks III first hands almost nominal Black
stone bleached shirtingS advanced TO 70, aud
AndroScoggtn, Lacon!a aud hockport corset
and frm GlOucester prints rose t. e. Wooden
goods in fair request and very firm. Foreign
goods remain quiet,
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CHICAGO, November 80. - The Drovsrs
Journal reports:
AoeS-ReCetpts 5000 head; shipment!
200 head, Heavy grades strong al 81 IN
! 40; light steady ut s. T6aS 90; mixed pack.
ing y Siai 70: This time last year best price.
CATrLE-lseceipts $500 head; shipment.
2,OOQ head. Market slow and dragging: choice
81 boa4 10; common to good IS 5OsI 50; butch.
ets scarce and steady OF So OOa3 90; feeder
and stoCkers firm; Texans strong
sHEEr-Receipts 20 head. Sn'cs at - 25n
%. " '''
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spot 81 %; December q $3.50; January
81 S5I1t February 81 3sIS; No. Q red Wabash
81 49, No. 2 D. and II. red DCcembE 81 81;
western amber 81 8SS; No. Q red mixed
u Blk. Corn steady high mixed 4sc; fe.
jSetsd, new, 4oc. Oats steady +; No, 334Itc.
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JOSEPH SCHMATzINETZ,
Fancy Steam Dyer, Scourer & Rspairer

No. l1S Market street, Wheeling, W, Va, uear
Greek BtdEe. All kindSoi shAWl, Dresses and every
shuE nOtI,C and on reasonable terms. Gloves and
Feathen cleaned and dyed. Al Colort yHdTraNIcd
RuL All persons liVug II distance from ny place
can inform me by postal iard that they have some.
Ihou when finished Pleas call and eIGmine ny
Show Window, and you will Gee the dlhereIce 20
, tween ay work. and thst a OthyrS, You Will and
ny rasi oTSr THAI EtSny GtRsr scQurur In The stAtG
IAISO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SYSTEM.

1t has been suggested to the writer, who
learned his A BIOS while teaching them
in the old Lancasterian Academy, that a
description Of the peculiar method Of
teaching as well as the cruCltiCs inflicted
in the way Of punishments by the masters,
would be Of interest to the present genera.
ton, and stir up memories in the minds
Of gray boards, which to some would not
DO unpleasant though to others the cruel
punishmentS to which they were subjected
will bring flush OF anger to the face, fol-
lowed by an eager "Thank God" that the
days oil such heartlessness have PASSED
away forever. Leaving the history Of the
school for another oUCasion, We will en-.
deaVor TO describe the manner In which II
was conducted, as We 500 1t now in me,
mory.
Though fifty years and more have
thrown their shadows over many OF the
minor points, vet the the salient ones re,
main treshand distinct as when We sprang
from the door with whoop on the dis
missal Of noon or evening Of the school
The room was large, being % by 90 feet
with good height Of walls, nearly one hal
OF which was made up OF windows. AT
aisle six feet wide sktrted the walls, OK
cepting at platform midway on the east
ern side, on which was the OF as grea
a tyrGnt as ever disgraced Gods greel
earth. In front Of this platform was
cross aisle extending 10 tho rnain pntranc
opposite. The benches and desks yer
arranged parallel TO the shorter way Of th
room, and extended from aisle to aisl
J without any intermediate passages, III
} benches being dlled from the ends.
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stout backbone Isl essential to physloal he,l,b
~ 20 political cnnIilepcy For welkaeSs ii tho bacF
m9deat0 dlOten action OF tLO Btts,' \, ~ oTs
tnins needtul. Remember that the stomach Il IN
ihnIay o. every other OrgIn, AID that bV ipvIraT.
SonE Ine disSsLon With this PREPARATION Tho tpIna
For Ho1'etter's ALNANACI oF 1850 SDDjS Io D,ys.
glSts And DEALERS generally. dci.yxt% ~ S,SS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-01

NARROLLTON HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
" LlGlFT AND HERMAN STREETS, Baltimore,
Nd, RaIs REDUCED 10 s. AG4 t9Ip per day, aceOniint
b. location Of rooms EItn change loE r5rl0r,
yenltnt and SteA bailt hotel 10 the city. Elevator
runs continuously u all the aoOrs All llns! y city
passenger cara pass. the doors. F. W. COLEMAN,
Manager RsllluOrei Nd, loL 10TH 1872 OclC
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. November 40.-Whsat-steady:
amber Michigan spot 81 90; No. 2 red winter
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wHEEL1Ne's FRIEND.
Interesting "Reminiscences ufNOah Lindsey,
tho Founder Of the Lindsey InStl.
tute In this Oily.
Though Dead His Works Do Follow Him.

Some lady, writing under the name oi
"Stel!a," sends the following interesting
letter from Wheeling to the West Viz.
gfniA Journal Of Education:
In Mount Wood Cemetery, Wheeling,
West Va, stands a plain marble shaft,
bearing the inscription:
NOAH LINDSLEY,
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Had Breath!
Solhingb NJ uuplsaAAnt, nothing No ennrnop a,
pau breath: aud In nc rig evcrJ case il CONF fr,T
zoe stomach, 1ndean he - EASILY core tn ii van
axe simmOnI Liver RpG ulNtor. 10 nSt nsyi"., :"
sue Ihnedy i9r this ropulaVe snr(pT II viii AiSn
nPI1Ee your Appetite, Complexion aud General
Piles!
NOW many suler tOFtne day alter lay, mixing llic
burden aud nbblng xlstGRcs u ali picssTe n;yinS
rue secret suffering iIWn Piles Yet relief u F,rd1
me hand ~ ellnnA shy one BIO will use Sye,etna;
eAss tAe feInedy that mas permanently cured Eho.
s9hls. SIMMONS LIVER RsIULAToR IA no drastic
''V'eH' purge, Oul ayentls assistant 10 nature.
Constipation!
SHOULD not DO regarded Us n thlrQ
M1nent-'in fact, nature dem tnds tho W.
most regularity Of the bowels and any
hylAti1n from this dslnand Ptvea the way
olIeh 70 serious dinscr. 1t Is quite rs
Necessary 10 remove I'm pure netnmuln.
ions iT1m the bowels rs It il 10 cat Cr
heep, an no health can DO expected
WhersR co'tlTe habit Of body prevails.
Sick Headache!
Thi. distressing Ailction occurs most frequently,
rue disturbance Of the stomach SrIng from the I'M.
perfectly dIRested contents, CauRei severe pain 10
the head, accompanied with diSagreeable nausea and
h a Constitutes what Is popularity knOvn u sick
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE,
MANUFACTURED BY
j. H. ZElLlN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Prize SI.OO. Sold by all Druggists
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WORN TO BEFORE ME.

WYNN 40 Ok OELE NIX,
This 23d day Of November 1877.
GEORGE MUNRO,
Justice Of the Peace.
This Is 10 certify that Samuel Spinney, ESQ.,,
iSan old and respected citizen Of Annapolis
County. His reputation US an upright and
truthful man Is beyond reproach.
Rev. W. A. J, BLAKEEIY, Nictaw, N. s.
Rev. 0vED PARKER. Melvern Square, N, 6.
Rev. VIZ. 4. HALL, Melvern Square, n, S.
GEORGE MuN 70, J. p, Kingston, n. S.
WILSON W. GEEY. Meadow Vale, Ms.
Jacob EGELY, J. r., Meadow Vale, N. s..
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81.
Sold by all Druggists.
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WEST VIRSINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine dSpATtI1cnta 1t study; t0xt-bOOkI furnished
al uSatI calendar ATrankrl to sull teAchu'E az.
yenhG iUF nns year FROM eI76 To 5000, non.stS-
LArAl, Nhentl, thorough. Fall tsrm 6Ndns sep
&smbHf 81. 1879.
.et'FSr catalogues and OtNSr Information apply
Vest Va aul
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GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION

owing TO the increased demand and the i'm.
ntue popularity OF tho above celebrated
pods, some dealers ars selling inferior t.,-
sSoooe and representing them as tho GLORY"
band. lclAiln the "Glory" as my exclusive
rude mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has a
Nld tax with the word "GLoEY" upon it, and
rOue other is genuine, as 1t is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUHrg- o 1879. au2
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NV IoRE, November 29.-Manuiacturcd
copper steady and unchanged; ingot LAKE
e9l 60a2l eek, Pig Iron dull and nominal:
,Scotch SA Oa27 90; American 81 OOA27 III;
Russia sheeting $l3 rs. Nails. cut Is 70; clinCll
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TUE aI"EaNT
CINCINNATI, November 29.-ITogs active,
firm and higher; common IS 2sa3 IS; light
g 9Oa4 10; packing 81 l5aI IS; butchers
81 S0A4 s.. Receipts $500 head; shipments
none; slaughtered.
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+ YOU FEEL DULL, DROWSY. DE.
i hiliiAtOd, have frequent hGldarhs month ta,ts,
O4aiy poor appetite and tongue coated YOU arc .ty
lnR ~ In torpid liver or bllnnSnCsS and not hIps
cure you ~ specify aud EcrtpSnently a. 10 tAEe
haNOS8' I+vkR RK0uLATnR OR MRDIcISp
Tho Cheap st. Pnrs.tns,A
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LOTTERIES.

authorized BY he Commonwealth OF Ky
- l4th So:
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EEw YORS. November 9.-MoSEY-At ja7
per cent, closing easy at 0 per cent. Prime
mercantile PAPER 0Ea7 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady at 81 sOk. Sight exchange
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Furnishing Goods
Furnishing Goods
Furnishing Goods
FurniGhlng GoOds
Furnishing Goods
Furnishing GOOIu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-01

Psf you address me in any other
manner than in your last letter. Won can
give me the old fashioned title OF Esquire,
which seems to be given to lawyers in
every part Of the Union. However, it il
not inrthing's consequence any way,
My health is at present pretty good; my
headache has about left me.
The next letter Is dated MorGantown,
August is, 100, more than q year later; il
reads:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1879-10-16
HOW Thimbles are Made.

The manufacture Of thImDleS is very
simple, but singularly interesting. Coin
silver is mostly used, and is obtained by
purchasing coin dollars. Hence it hap
pens that the profits Of the business are
affected instantaneOusly by all the varia-
tiOns in the nations greenbaCk promise
to pay. The first operation strikes a
novice as almost wicked, for it is nothing
else than putting a lot Of bright silver
dollars, fresh from the mint, into dirty
cruCibles, and melting them up into
solid ingOts. These are rolled out into
the required thickness, and cut by
stamp into circular pieces of any re-
quired size. A solid metal bareOf the
size of the inside of the intended
thimble, moved by powerful machinery
ND and down in q bOttOmless mold of
the outside Of the same thimbles, bends
he circular disks into the thimble shane
rs fast as they can be placed under the
descending bar. Once in shape, the work
of frightening, polishing and decorating
is done upon a lathe. First, the blank
form is fitted with a rapidly revolving
rod. A slight touch of a sharp chisel
takes a thin shaving from the end,
another does the same on the side, and
the third rounds off the rim. A round
steel rod, dipped in oil, and pressed upon
the surface, gives it a lustrOus polish.
Then a little revolving steel wheel, whose
edge is a raised ornament, held against
the revolving blank, prints that orna-
ment, Just outside the rim. A second
wheel prints a different ornament around
the center, while q third wheel, with
sharp points, makes the fluctuations on
the lower half and end of the thimble.
The inside is frightened and polished
in a similar way, the thimble being held
in revolving mold. All that remains
to be done is to boil the completed
thimbIes in soapsuds, to remove the oil,
brush them up, and pack them for the
trade.