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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-14
DELINQUENT SALES.
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Willow JACKET SILVER HIN.
u, mo COMPANY. -Aassssmsnt Gals No,
S.-Locstion OF works, Gold Hin, Storey
County, etats Of Netsda-
Principal place Of business, at ths Once a
the new shalt.
Notice.-Thero arc delinquent upon the fol.
mcnt mo. S1) levied on the 18th day Of April,
1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. - fol-
lows;
Names. No. Csrdf. bhs. Amt
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-14

O. 9. srEvKNsoN,
President Of tho Board Of Trustees
OF the Town Of Gold Hill.
Attest: W. @. HIDE, Clerk Of the Board.
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New YoRK, September 4.-Cotton-Firm at
l2<al2%c. Flour Medium grades strong;
high and low grades dull; receipts 1900 bar.
re'si Supertine western and Slate S. 50a; 90:
common to good 81 20a4 so; good to choice
81 50aB % white wheat extra $475a5 25; ex.
ira Ohio 81 25a5 IS; st, Louis 81 5Oa6 25; Min.
nesota patent IS 75a7 90. Wheat-Less active
receipts $4,000 bushels; No. 8 spring Ola
87Lc; No. 2 81 02a1 03; ungradel 95a0sLc
ungraded winter red 81 GOAL 10; No. 8 d.
u 0SHa1 0SA; No. 2 do 81 10a1 10k; ungrad.
ed amber 81 0O1<a1 Tx; No. 2 amber ST l0a
lOAi No. l 81 llNal 1lH; mixed winter
81 O84al 0aN; ungraded white 81 GOAL lIX;
NO: : do 81 0S; No. 2 81 10; No. i do sales
5000 At $llla1 TX; No. 2 red September
sales $4,000 bushels at 81 l0a1 10k October
sales 10000 bushels at 81 10a1 10K; Noyem.
per 10000 bushels at 81 10Xal Il. Rye
Dull; No. 2 western 9ic, Barley-Dull and
unchanged. Corn Quiet; receipts $3.50, 200
bushels; ungraded 45Aa46Xe; No. white
61Na57,Hc; No. 2september 48aiBXc; October
47Xc bid, 47c asked; November 47Xc bid
1890 asked. 0ats-More active; receipts 49,
uOO bushels; western mixed 31Hc; white
western S!Aa37c. Hay-Nominally unchang-
ed. HopS-Firm and unchanged. Coffee
quiet but firm. Sugar-In moderate de-
mand: refining fair to good 6Xa6Xc. Molas-
ses-Ffrm. Rlce-steady. Petrole1m-Quiet
and steady; United 66a66Nc; crude 4Xa
SIC. refined exc. Tallow-Firm at SKA
o ll-l6c. Ro.in-Nominally~ unchanged, Tur.
pentine-Dullat 28ka20Xc. EgssSDull and
heavy; western 13al4Hc. PorE-Quiet and
weak at s. 8Oa9 90. Beef-Quiet and unchang.
ed. Cut Meats-Quiet and firm; long clear
s. o.; short clear S. 80. Lard Weak; prime
steam SO l0a8 20. Butter-Firm western Ga
zoe. Cheese-Firm; western 3Ka5Nc. WINS.
ky-Nominal atSl 90.
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think Of their being classed as optionals
when their proper result is essential Oh,
but the students are supposed to know
EnsllSh whom they entor college. Ara
the7Y Aak the disgusted professors oi
rhetoric. He will tell you that In nine.
tenths Of the exercises committed TO him
spelling and grammar and construction
are oil OF fault. Andt to correct this dis.
graceful ignorance there are SIX or eight
"composlions' o year. There should be
several times o. many. In learning 10
write well there 70 but one secret Of sue.
cess, and that "a. frequent, laborious prac.
tice, coupled with asSiduous correction.
| venture TO assert that the %iourneymen
printers OF our land write more luently
and dramatically, on the average. than
the seniors In our universities. Why?
Not through superiority Of intellect, Ger.
tainly; not because they know Greek and
Latin and mental philosophy, solely be.
cause the handling Of English Is their
daily work.
Obviously there must be more writing
than there Is In our schools and colleges,
Or we shall continue to lack President
Eliot's essential TO culture. Other studies
must cede some ground To this one; and
to that end there must be fewer enforced
courses. Every one who knows the col.
lego youth knows that he Is harrasSed
with many text books, and that he ends
his four years with but q smattering OF
various branches OF knowledge, having
learned no thing thoroughly. He must
have time for his compositions, or he can.
not do them we'll. Norshould he be called
on for much original thought-a frequent
error OF the professor OF rhetoric. No pro.
found or unusual subjects; only such as
the student can write about readily; only
topics within easy reach for one Of his
ageand information ;translations; sketches
OF personal adventure; renderings, In
ones own words, from well known au.
thors; epitomes OF professional lectures,
or OF text books, even; replies to the efIu.
sions OF brother students such themes as
these should be conceded. The object Is
bring about much writing, much hand.
ling OF the mother tongue, much OF that
practice which makes perfect. The pro.
lessor OF rhetoric should remember that
other professors reveal metaphysics, the
lessons OF history, and the secrets OF polit.
zeal economy, and that his business Is
and exclusively to teach a fluent,
correct, and graceful use Of English,
But II all this Is done, other studies will
be neglected, No doubt OF It, and, OF
course, it is PITY but still no doubt we
must make a choice. Either a poorin.
struction In English and a smattering Of
many things, ora fairly good instruction
English and a smattering OF fewer
things-that Is our dilemma. But is It
worth while to make a nation OF good
writer's? 1t has certainly been worth
while to have Greeks and Frenchmen the
world has judged that they deserved a
great deal Of attention. "Ah,my Athenian
friends, see what l am doing to win your
p%raisel" said Alexander, as he plunged in.
% the Granicus.-Atantic Monthly for Sep.
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English as a College study.

The head Of a great university has late
ly ventured publicly to assert that only
one thing is essential to culture, and that
that one thing Is a thorough and elegant
mastery Of the mother tongue. II We
mark we'll the exact sense Of the word es.
sential, and remembering to insist that
other knowledge is important and all
knowledge desirable, the truth Of, the
statement may be conceded. The Greeks,
the most polished people Of antiquity,
studied no literature beside their own,
and learned no alien tongue for any liter
airy purpose. The French, the. most pol
ished people Of the present, and the only
modern people whose literature is read
by all Others, possess to a remarkable de.
the same selt.suffcing characteristic.
These two notable facts in the history OF
civilization support President Eliot in his
unexpected and audacious confession,
I'VE believe that he is right, whether he
speaks OF the culture OF a nation or Of that
/ VI III luNltlluhls 4NuL 10 tub huUWIeuKe
which he praises merely a grace; 1t Is q
means toward soundness Of judgment; II
Is a help to pure reason. Obviously, the
man who always chooses words with pre-
cision and arranges them with lucidity
will argue more accurately than the man
who expresses himself vaguely and blind.
ly. "Reading maketh a full man; con
ference a ready man, and writing an ex'
act man" said Bacon. Yes, Il hewitt
ing itself Is exact, but not so certainly
otherwise.
Now, Il this knowledge OF English Il
thus essential, why not teachit? Is II
prominent branch OF education in oul
universities? Not5at all; not in Harvard
and Yale, l am sure; probably in NJ
other. Its o humble attendant on othe
studies, counting almostas a supernumer
airy. There are professbrSof rhetoric ant
OF English literature, but they are held Ii
light esteem, I believe, blythe other chair
OF the. faculty, and they. are allowed to dc
mand but little Of the studentstimI
Their courses are made so easy that th
idle seek them Jas "~ophonals." onl
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BALTIMORE, September A. Flour Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Western easier
No. 2 western winter red spot and septem.
Der 81 GOAL OK; October $lO9. Corn-West-
ern steady western mixed, spot and Septem.
Dor 47Ha47sSc; October 47Na47%; November
4Sa4SlSc; steamer 44C. 0ats-Qulet; western
white .Sla3Sc; western mixed Sla32c; Penn.
sylyania 3laS3c, Rye-Dull at6Oa82c. Hay
unchanged. Provisions-Actiye and high.
er. Pork-MeSs 50 rs. Bulk Meats-Loose
shoulders SIC; clear rib sides Sc; packed IA
SIC. Bacon-Shoulders 4Xc; clear rib sides
&c; hams 9Na1lhc. Lard-Reined, tierces,
&c. Butter-Firm; prime TO choice western
packed l2a14c. Eggs Active and firm al
Ice: Petroleum-Dull and nominal. Coffee
Firm and higher for new crop; Bio cargoes
old, ,llkal4Xc; new, 14Aal5Zc. Whiaky--
Steady and unchanged.
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Toledo.

ToIEDo, September enthusiastically.
No. 2 white Wabash q %; No. 8 do esHc
No. l white Michigan 9Shc; amber Michigan
spot $50; amber Michigan 97c; No. 2 red
winter spot $50; September 97Ic; No. 8 red
Wabash e65fc; No. 3 red Dayton and MiChl'
gan 98Hc; rejected Wabash 800; western
amber 9S1; No. 2 amber Illinois 81 OK.
Corn-Quiet; high mixed 883Ec; No. 2 spot
SSAe October held at S0Hc; No. 9 white
4SMc; rejected 85Mc; 0Ats-Dull; No, 9
23Aei do October DC; rejected 2Oko.
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CtnainnAn.

CISoISSAT1, September 4.-CottonA-Quiet
but firm at 1ljc. ~Flour-Eader; family
y 4Oa6 90. Wheat-Quiet bat steady at 96a
9Sc; receipts, 25,000 bushels; shipments, "a
600 bushels, Corn-In fair demand and
irmer at 37a3Sc ~oats-Steady at 2a29c,
Rye-Easier at 63Hc. Barley-Dull No. 3
tall 9oc bid. Pork-Quiet but firm, at
1926. Lard-Modentely active and higher:
current make, IS e0a5 IS; winter $50. Bulk
Meats.-stronger; shoulders held at s. 20a
325i short rib s. 10; short clear 81 eSa5 90.
Baeon-In god demand and prices q shade
higher Of : s7ka6 25a5 30. NhiSky-steady
and In fair demand at 81 Oh. Butter-Quiet
J n unchanged. Llnseed oil-steadyat &C,
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chicago Cattle 1LarGet.

CHICAGO. September 4.-Ths Droyera' Journal
Eeports:
Hoos-Recelpts 1900 head, shipments
1900 head. Market generally Sc lower;
though prices ranged the same as yesterday;
mixed packing $ 00a3 45; choice heavy and
light bacon s. S5a3 IS.
oArrLE-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head prime heavy easier, and ali other
native grades loo lower; ialr 10 good 81 0Oa
44o good to choice 81 70a5 u; butChers' slow
and weak; stockers in large supply and dull
heavy run OF western. Market sluggish and
loweri Texans very low at 81 00a2 70.
sHEEP-Receipts 700 head In fair demand
aud steady at s. 00a4 40.
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EAST LiBERTY, September 4-oAr41n-
Receipts today Ssl head Of through and 50
hs ssa o. yS;t stock total fsr three days
All .sold out. The business to-day has been
Light, only lear loads Were sold and all that
on hand, OF yesterdays prices; good 10
prime A40a6 % common TO fair s. GOA q,
stoekers q 26aS %; bulls and COWS $200a3 90
Hoes-Recelpts to-day 1885 head total for
three days $685. grasSers 3 30a9 IS; Workers
- eoaS 70; Philadelphia IS s0a4 %.
three days 9,2ooi selling at 20 6oa4 Is for com.
mon 10 best
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Now York Dry Goods Marked,

New YoRK, September 1.-THE jobbnis
trade continues active and business Is mi
With package houses. Cotton goods In steady
demand and generally firm. Prints are doing
well, and the leading makes are closely sold
up. Ginghams and dress goods fairly active,
Mems. wear woolens In light demand, but
hAnnels active. The Bulletin says: Wa.
terloo fine WOODEN shawls have been reduced
BY agents.
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GROCERIES AND TosAooos.

|noN'T LOSE YOUR PICKLES, BUT
- ave them By using Pure Vinegar and The best
splice. lta can gSt gu you want at ,sMYTHa.
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FLASH + FLASH.

Morphine Under the Skin-ExperIenee
OF a Victim OF the NeedIe.nosed
Syringe.
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No. GIN0.7sTN0.I .1No7Ss

Grafton. ~ "H"S NV
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FERNENT WORDS.


"
Sarah 7. Smith writes from LiyerpooI' AN
ware county, Pa, to Colonel Dunbar, Of Wan
kesha, Wis. This letter Is before M. Il bear
the unmistakable evidence OF culture and re
anemeut besides being peryaded with tht
writer's religious f~eelingsand full belief thai
q Divine hand led her to try Bethesda Water
for. her affection, "Bright's Disease W.
make some extracts. After detailing her in,
tense suffering, Miss Smith tells OF the arrival
OF the first gallon Of Bethesda Water:
ut came. aud / followed the directions,
stopping oil other medicines. In less than
four hours the pain was gone. silent well
that night, and the next day left my room fol
the first time for four weeks"
Tbs supply Of water(1 GAL then gave out,
and 1t was five days before the sufferer receiy.
ed a ten gallon keg. Meanwhile, "the pair
had returned, and all the old misery. or
Wednesday night FEB. 13G l suffered 50 thai
was given y Of a grain ofmorphia (thc mos
| ever took at ono dmel, without effect. On
Thursday Commenced drinking the water al
A. NJ, and before noon was perfectly free
from pain and have had no return OF it,
The writer, in conclusion, says: 1There is
something peculiarly happy in the thought Of
being thus benefited directly by the hand Of
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRtcE-5O cents per gallon, 81 per quarter
barrel, s. per half.barrel, $16 per Barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
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P%17TaBuRoH, September 4.-PErRoLEuN-
Dull; crude 70He at Parker's for ship,
ment; refined exc for Philadelphia delivery,
On CETY, September 4.-PETRoLHuM-Mar
ket opened with 65Xo bid, advanced and
closed at 66Nc. Shipments 10000 barrels,
averaging Al 1000 barrels. Transactions 100.
900 barrels.
AsrwERF, September 4.-PErRoLEux-Re.
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New Orleans COTTON NInrLet.

NEW oRLEANs, September 4.-Cotton-
Firm; mlddlings at ike; low mlddlInl
lO%c; good ordinary 10kc. Net receipts, Il
bales exports to Great Britain 062 bales; sales
$50 bales; stock, 1850 bales.
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PHIADELrH1A, September 4. = Flour
More inquiry; Minnesota extra family SIS 90
good S. %; Ohio family, good IS rs; Indiana
old wheat, good, IS Is; Michigan do, new
wheat, choice, IS 90; St. Louis fancy IS so;
Minnesota patent spring wheat SO 90. RYE
Flour-Steady at S. S0a8 SIX. Wheat-De
mand light and holders firm; rejected9 0cs
81 O5; No. l red, elevator, IL o9Xal O9N,
Corn Demand fair and market Arm; low
mixed on track, 46a46c; high mixed 47a47hc
Oats-Dull; rejected z6a27c: white western
SlaS2Hc; western mixed 29a30c. Provisions
6a6No, Butter-Firmer; creamery extrl
l7al9c; New York State and Bradford county,
Pa, extra l4al6c; Western Res erye extra Isl
loo. Eggs-Easyi western l6al6c. Cheese
Tending upward creamery hHa6Xc Petro
leum-Quieti exc for refined; crude Sc
Whisky-Flrm; western S. HH.
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RAILROAD B~oSDs-stronE,
STATE BnNpR-Dnll.

9EATk bOhu1-uul.
S1ocES-The market was characterized by
great activity aud ~buoyancy, In which
Granger shares and Erie were most promi.
nent. At the opening there was 4 slight fall.
Ing oil In prices, but at the Gnt board O
strong buying movement was developed, I'M.
der which prices steadily advanced In the
final dealings there was q slight falling of In
some few shares, but the general market
closed strong at an advance on the day Of
Ma2h per cent, the latter 81. Paul and
Minneapolis. Northwestern common I'D.
yanced 2 per cent; Erie, ~ for common and
TX for preferred St Paul common, /; Allan.
tic and Pacific Telegraph and Northern Pacific
preferred, ~. The Nashville, Chattanooga
and st Louis opened at SIX, advanced 10
AIN, and closed at IL.
Transactions aggregated 241.000 shares, Of
which $4,000 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
$1,000 Northwestern common, 200 do pre-.
ferred, $4,000 St Paul 1900 Wabash, 20.
700 Delaware, LaCkawAnnA & Western, $500
New Jersey Central, 800 Delaware 4 Hud.
son., 1900 Michigan Central. Z,sOO Ohio &
Mississippi, 1900 Hannibal and st. joseph,
l,9O Western Union, $500 Pacific Mail, 1850
Kansas & Texas, S,7O0st Louis, Kansas City
Northern common, / 1000 do preferred, 100
Iron Mountain, 1890 81. Louis and San
Francisco, $500 Kansas Pacific, 1900 Nash.
Vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis, LOO North.
eTn Pacific, and 1000 Louisville and Nash.
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A WONDERFUL CURE
OF Catarrh and Sympathetic Affections

After using the first bottle I began to i'm.
prove rapidly. The first dose SEEMED to clear
my head as1 had not known 1t to be FOR years,
It seemed gradually 10 arrest the discharges,
N Stopped my cough in three days. By using Il
as agsrgle I soon reduced the inflammation
and swelling Of my tonsils, so that they o
ceased 10 trouble me. The soreness across nv
chest disappeared, the buzzing noises in my
head ceased, my senses Of hearing and of see.
lug were completely restored, and every
symptom OF disease that had reduced me to
the verge Of the grave disappeared by the use
OF sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATipRH.
GEO. F DIEsM0RE,
.. Druggist.
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Cincinnati HOE lInrket,

CINCINNATI, September 4.-Hoes-steady
and firm for good grades; common So 60a
$50; Light s. 4oa3 80; packing s. 5Oa8 10;
butchers v 7oaS so; receipts 1871 head;
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 4.-Flom-Nominally
unchanged; XX $4a6 so, extra IS 25a4, super.
fine SO 26a9 80, patents $5as. Wh~eat-steady,
with fair demand; No l Chicago spring, 9Sc;
No2, 500 cash, SOC bid October S8Hc Novem.
Der; No 8, $40; rejected, Tic. Corn-steady,
Will. fair demand at 3Shc cash, 8SXa8SXc
October, $50 November and rejected $50,
0ats-Easier at 2lHa22c cash, 22Na22Xc Oc.
tober, 2Skc November and rejected l8c. Rye
steady and unchanged. 3arley-Firmer
at 79Hc. Flax seed-Dirty to pure 81 1Sa
~: Pork-Aciye, tirmer and higher al
y goa 8 22h October, $3.50 January. Lard
stronSand higher at IS 72hSa5 10 cash, s. tn
90 70 October, s. 36year, IS 4Oa5 42K January,
$ SOFAS s0a4 IS. Whisky-In good demand
at 81 O5.
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COLLINS
.y '1LIl " ELECTRIC
=. PLAsTERs
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
WONDER OF THIS
CENTURY.

Pain and Weakness cannot exist where they
are applied. They v~italize, strengthen and
support Weak and Painful Parts; they cure
Chronic Ailments and Diseases OF the Liver
and Kidneys; they absorb Poisons from the
Blood and thus prevent Fever and Ague and
Malarial Contagious Diseases; they stimulate
the Stomach and Digestive Organs when
placed over the pit Of the stomach, and pre-.
vent Dyspepsia, Bilious Collie, Cramps and
Pains. They have done more for suffering
humanity than oil the other plasters, lIni.
ments, lotions and electric appliances ever
chncnnind.
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BosroS. Feb. %.

Itinstantly frees the Nasal Passages Of foul
mucous accumulations, restores the senses
OF taste and smell, leaving the Head deodohzed,
clear and open, the Breath sweet and every
sense in a grateful and soothed condition.
Price, with Improved inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81 %. Sold by all druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas,
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1Islns leaving Columbus at $50 2. N. and $50 A. Y.
run daily. Through OhicaEO eIpress leayea Coiumbu,
WY. except Sunday, At $40 I. r., With GlSeping cn
ntaGned, arriving In Chlcago At $50 next morning.
T Sst 6 San % secured In advance at Union Dep1
.raii%an's Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Carr
tnioaSn Without change from StebenyilO and Colum.
pas 70 Cincinnati, louisville, indianapolis and 81.
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, sleSpins On
ccc"Imnmno9au9ns and any further information, Gpply
q y N. BELLEVIL1E, Ticket Agent Il PGn
h hn Depot foot Of Eleventh. street, or at Cit
aSAstVmcet under neLnrO House, Wheeling.
D. w. CALDWELL
,Gen'l Manager, Columbus, q.
4. II. FELTON,, JR.,
". L. o'RRIRN,
49,, GanI Pasa. and Ticket Agent Columbus, I.
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NuARLEsTOWN CADEM A

NlIARLEsTOwN ACADEMY A Pre-
" pafatyry schOnl for Toys al ChtrIestOwu, JefIer
,Vn county, ". Va. Founded In 1895. VIZ. II. "A,
1Ly,A ~, Pin. r. =. CAMPRRIL "a. NJ and Ne
an; Warrington and Lac UnIV,l, Asst. Next ses.
ls6 hTins sept 10. A full course In Ancient and
YUl,rn Languages, Mathematics, Natural PhIloso
Tiih appAraiu, for illustration 10 the Sciences. Foi
CTulOSie containing terms and list Of testimonial.
Ipply 10 the Principal. Au6.DAw
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PRICE % CENTS.

a lmporHra oil tho Best
SCOTCH GRANITE AND ITALIAN MARBLES,
Nos. 8, 8 and 10 Sixteenth Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
HerA hne selection Of Monumental and Tablets con:
itanly on hand, which win basold al pries 70 suit
the timos. Apa6
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GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing to the increased demand and the i'm
mense popularity Of the above celebrated
goods, som dealers are selling inferior to-
baccos and representing them as the "Glory"
brand. Iclaim the "Glory'' as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has a right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has o
gold tag with the word "GIoRYn upon 1t, and
none other is genuine, as it is positively sold
under no other brand In this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST Q, 1879. AUG