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DENTISTRY.

TAM NOW IN PIocHR READY TO
L attend 70 business Ny stay will
be Oh Ut 20 those requiring my attsn. xo
ton vii have no tlns TO lose.
mysi.u r. o. NICHOLS, Dentist.
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Down to the bed-Rock!!

p, 1t seems to be the desire now of the peope Of
at Bedrock PRICES ' A"
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All those INDEBTED to Ms will
please settle without delay.
shelves, Coanters and various Fix.
turos In the store 1T . bargain.
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The late Harry Mighels' book, Sage.
brush leaves" has left the publishers
hands and is now ready for distribution
to subscribers. The Virginia Chronicle
says this volume is handsome one,
and from cover to cover is filed with
matter which will be read with pleasure
BY all who enjoy cultivated style and
admire sincerity. 1t is pity that man
with the literary ability of the late Mr..
Mighels should have wasted bis years in
the publication of country newspaper.
More graceful little essays than those 10
this volume can be found nowhere.
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CHANGE; IN
PRICES
AT
PoUJADE's.

Crushed Sugar, by the bbl.,
reduced to is cents per lib.
Extra @ Sugar, by the bbl.,
reduced to Is cents per Id.
lOO Id. lots l cent per lib.
higher.
Extra Canvassed Breakfast
Bacon, at retail, 10 cents.
Choicest Canvassed Hams.
20 cents.
Clear Side Bacon, per h.,
is cents.
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For Cash =.
Oar Prices will he such as to Justify
Purchase.
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MoUNDsv1LLE.
NLorvpsyILLE, March lO, Ism.

MOUEDsvil.l.E, March 10, 1870.
E,lilOu IntsllGeneer;
serlesof temperance meetings closed
on Saturday evening, Mr.. Mcconnell
leaving on the night train, TO be able to
oil his engagement at his home, Union
town, Pennn. The meetings increased In
interest from fist to last. About go
signed the pledge, and among the number
are some who have been in the habit Of
drinking all their lives. Mr.. Mcconnell
hos proven himself an earnest worker in
the causc, and while number Of our peo-
pie did not like oneor two Of his speeches,
all accord to him an earnest zeal in the
cause, and we wish him success wherever
he may go. lie is worn out and needs
rest, but on tomorrow night he begins
his labors again in Uniontown and will con.
tinuc for some time, lie expects to be with
us again sometime during the months OF
April or May and he will no doubt be
greeted with full houses. He has made
many warm friends while here. At the
close OF the meeting on Saturday the
following resolution was passed and read
By ]. G. llooton, Esq, and unanimously
adopted by rising vote:
RSsOlrcd, Thatwe rs temperance men and
women Of Moundsville return our greatful
thanks 10 Mr.. Will. j. Mcconnell for his
noble, successful and earnest labors among
us in the cause oftemperance, and that we
commend him to the public at large as an
honest, fearless and eloquent champion in
this great movement for reform.
The meetings will be continued weekly
and able speakers will be secured.
1t is thought that our rolling mill under
its new management will be success.
1t is expected that the Union Coal
Works will now be operated right along,
and that successfully too.
Spring seems to have commenced in
earnest, and shrubbery Is beginning to
bud and will soon look green again.
Yesterday afternoon it seemed as il
our whole population were Of one opinion,
judging from the number who were wan.
dering up and down the railroad track, 10
enjoy the pleasant breeze and the bright
sunshine.
II this beautiful weather continues we
will be almost forced to believe that the
grounding does know something OF the
weather, or at least has something to do
with it. Y.
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The above sale Is postponed until SATraDlI
MORNING, FEBRUARY rs, at 10 o'cI&kLM
tebl0 s. T. UlLpRETI, Tlu.H.
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gentleman from Harrison and Randolph
who ask what Is TO be gained by the alop-
ton Of the resolution. It provides against
unjust discrimination, the very grievance
complained Of by these gentlemen as a req.
son Tor the quo ,rdTunto proceedings. The
committee that prepared the resolutions
and recommended their adoption, are all
gentlemen Of worth, one Of them Of great
legal abilities, all representing the inter.
ests Of their constituents, and yet It Is inti-
mated that they have recommended reso.
lutions that would be injurious 10 their
own interest aud that Of their constituents.
Must the suffering Of the people be indell.
nitelY prolonged that some one may be
made governor.
trust that these resolutions may be
adopted and thereby this ruin TO the best
interest Of the shippers he aVerted.
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To CONTAGIOUS


Nv Va, HOSPITAL FoR tv,t.
WnrOE, W, Va, Febp,'. :, JAN
sealed proposals will b rrrI,eJ !, !, = IA
drgsed " we SECRETARY Of the ha1i " !sas
y weston, "; Va, up TO April l. nS ~ g.lgtl'
NJ sng VIZ y opened publicly Al il ~. sa''tL
% ~ !ne W.! ioloTing, BY the RSnl, 'tI
FOF the Brick Work,
For the Carpenter Work,
FOr the Pl4stering Work,
For the Roofing Work,
AMI Tor The iAihtIng aud Clltinr " :,
necessary Tor the construction II X
The Hospital, Whith IL to cutrtsl4bi T. ,-stlt
tIon already bullt-eXctpt sin,r HioO ~ a eslis
viii b. o. cut stone the building IN, '..,ia-l
long 70 let vide, aud three aud 10, ! ! aiis
The walls viii be about two irrt thiri ~ y
foot 10 thiekneE. Ae4 wa nd 4
Bids will be received SEPARATELY h,,h.
complete in the walls; the LIrk WI n 'as gget'St
Wallsi the carpenter work coun,ts. It Nv
completei tue rOChng, Sputng md I,it', Pltai
pletei aud Tor the Painting and ain, ,,,,iltHl
contractor, 10 each case, FURNISHING -. ~ Y
AIRY 10 complete his contract. ''u'itR
The material Incd muAt l. Of m, L.,,..,.
Is 10 be subject 70 the ihSI,e lion Il m, l,aiiLH
perinteudent before being Put ia tie G1lilis. ~
The contractor Tor The II0he Uofk /, 4 =
his WORK on or before the 2Uth day Of An NJ, n
complete the sane on OF before the M l,I =
Der, 1879. The contractor for the Mill w, IVA
ready 10 commence laying brick Ia ths IN,
fore the 18th day o. June, lsiy. sbd sS.,I..N
same Hgainst the LIST day d DrrTmb., IA y
contractor for The eATlenIef votk /, Ia ~ ~
With the stone aud brick work and M AMI -
tract within one month litter the plaster, s,.s.
contract. The contractor for RalbtIBS ~ ~
Will keep bis work well Up after lie rITtss,',' ~
10 hnlsh the sane within ole month als, n. 49,
ter finishes his contract. The COullroT 4, 80
10 commence his work on Vt beite lhe IN n, ~
cembeT, 1917, and complete the ,Ipe 4, w !, y,
tieable thereafter. The contractor ior hli,l,IiI,
70 begin bis work by the lat day u It'll ~ n
hnish the same BY the lN day u July loI,Tip, :"
Contractors will be paid on mohlhly 49,.
made out By the Superintendent, % TS,L M :,
teria, rtsefying Is per tent 60 Zach sEins,, y,
the whole Of each contract Is Completed, ~
All proposals shall lie AcrolnpiuIel br nj =,
SUFFICIENT 6ond AID security, conditioned ,oisi,,,S
law, 70 Be approved BY the Bard Of DIrrrI0n n n.
hithlul performance Of the condition, d II, =.
tract bid for. Tbs penalty VI SaId Obd ,bIl NM
least One-hAlt Of the aggregate amount d In SSt
bid for. ''-sl'
The Board Of Directors reserve The ri,ht IA ~.
all bids and proceed to re.let the conIilst Z 9
tracts. -
Plans and specifications can be ~,n ,tib N.
Virginia Hospital for the Insane, At WGsou, :, b
after the 10th Of March, lSTg.
A A. LEWIS,
W. Z. LIVELY, SEI.C Ca
les Err. RALSTOS,
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By virtue Of a deed Of trust made By HAIRY
Richards and Mary ", bis vile to tue, dated HIS
day Of February, 1878, aud recorded 10 the ah0 4
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wa
Virginia, IN Dead ni Trust Book No. u, tOllB VI "
go, shall sell Al public auction to the hthi W.
der At the lrOnt dOnr Of the Court lloaSe o. 0ll-
~, In the city Of Wheellng. on
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Comm ncing At 10 o'clock a. ", the iolloUlsI \.
seribed property tO-WIt: 4 part Of the 1t ban'sNi
icy o. E1fi and ChaplIue's addition TO the dV 4
Wheeling, situated on the corner west Of ChIPisi
street ana north Of ALLEY twenty, beginning I, "
southeast corner Of Sald lot, IhenCe running ba1A
along the eastern boundary Of u:d lot tlteth III,
thence WestEaTdly in liIe parallel With The b,aisfa
boundary Of said lot ont hundred and tSthi!AW
feet, thence SoulhWArlly with Az alley hitrrh ~,
thence easIWardly one hundred and Iutni!'sIaid
With the southern boundary Of aid 1t 10 the Pitd
bestnnluE; being the ame property cobItlrd e WI
richards by JaIues Campbell and wife BY dsrd Ssi'
lng date the 18th day Of November. 1873 and ft'aei
10 the Clerks Once Of the County Court Obj o'sa'
". In Deed Book No. q, psEe rs.
TRIMS OF SALE-Ong thousand dollar Of iae PG'
chase money, or Us much more hA the PafrhIsf NJ
elect 10 haul, the balance 10 tWo eluIl inNIlp'lA
Laya6le Aix and twelve months resprtlvsl! Ltd "
date OisAle With Interest, the drieTiS! pymesh 3
secured by deed e trust gu the Property Nd, IVA
believed good, but selling a rg,ter shall ebiJ tl
Tey such title D Is vested IN me by .9d dtrd o. wv
Tho above sale has teen pO,tpouel until sAllE'
DAY. March IL, At 10 O'Clock ", a. " 'lnt PI'
mhlO I'D. EWING, Trusts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.p1ANo FOR RENT

JITAN FED-NuRsE GIRL. AN experienced gifi
w 10 take charge VI small children, To Que With
good Recommendations, who d pteiRtel 10 leave the
city for the summer, desirable ilidAiion d Ofetfd,
Ahnlyal l0l foniteehih stNNi. lhhll
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wnEELtSo, January 8, iS7S.
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DIED.

BAnE-On Sa urlay afternoon, March 8, 1872, at
X O'Clock, FRED BADE In the 9Th year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence In TrlAdelphia, on
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends Of the
family are Invited.
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The Above sale Is postponed until SATuRDlI
MORNING, February I'd, at IOO'el,ek.
fell q. 4. HIIpRETH, Tnsr.
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Gss.ztssa' Salss.


TRUSTEES SALE OF CHAplIyE
L STREET RESIDESCE.-Iy virtue Il M 4
trust made BY Daniel Gushing and vi, i ~
trustee, dated February l. 1875 aud rrrUnlSI d 81
No. Folio i63 will offer for sale al ihs isi =,
Of the Court House Of Ohio tOunty, on SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 8, 1872, at l0O'ClO K L. ", the illlTE
described property ,tOwlE Lot No. IG? ElaIleiOa
west dde Of ChApline street, between ~ ISl n
streets, Centre Wheeling.
TRRAS OF SALk-One-thlm Tor a. m1gh BnB
the purchaser may elect to pay 10 cash. and tAt H.
Ance In equal inStAlmenlS, 10 II, twelve, dEAla
aud tEenty'iour months, with sII let ctsL Is.
est. The deferred payments 10 Ge NCVhd v
deed Of trust on the property sold Ihd a. Inn.
anee to the amount Of 5000 Tor the leasiid n
trust
s.P. HILDEETH, TrutA
WHEELING, January s, 1872.
The above sal. is postponed until SErUaDlr
MORNING, FEBRUARY rs, at 10 o'cIGkL.E
iebio s. T.. HlLDRETlI, TiuaH
The Above sale Is postponed until SATuRplI
MORNING, February I'd, al 10 O'Clock.
fell .. T.. lllLDRETH, TTar
The sale Of the Cushing property |, adIoarrUi all
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th, At " O'el"gfLH,
fe2+ S. 4. ilLDRkTII, TruGV
The above sale Is postponed until SATrEDlri
March 22d, NJ 10 O'clock 4. y. Al the SINE pho
mhi0 s. r. HlLDREIll, TIsss
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

The above sale Is postponed until SATrRD4ri
March 22l, NJ 10 O'clock A. y. Al the Sns pho
mhi0 s. r. HIL,DREIlI, TIugs
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The sale Of the Cushing property |, ndIoarrd all
SATURDAY, MARGIl 9Th, at lOO'el"gfLE,
fe2I s. r. ulLDRkTlI, TnstN
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PERsoXAL.-C. Z. Randall, prominent
GAINESVILLE attorney, is at the New Nc.
Lure.
GIN. Pettee, Grand Deputy A.O.U. W.,
who has been in the city for some weeks
past, leaves for GAINESVILLE this morning,
Miss l.innie G. Reed, OF Washington, Pa,
who has been in this city for day or two,
left for home yesterday.
j. 9. Hurley, Cincinnati; Albert Jack,
Chicago; J. Weaver, Pittsburgh; Frank
Browning, Mingo; Miss Ella KneiF,
Mingo; F. E. Dutoit, Columbus; 0. Alt
man, Clarington; Sam. McAIillen, West
Union; NJ. ]. Lymbura, Buffalo; C. L.
Hornbrook, Woodland; J. NJ. Calhoun,
Philadelphia; and &. W. MCCord, Wells.
burg, are registered at the Stamm.
The following are among tho recent arr.
walls at the New Mcclure: W. J. McCon-
nell and wife, Uniontown, Pa; ]. NJ.
Sheppard, N. y; W. Richardson, CIeve-
land; L. II. @. Moore, Philadelphia; A. D.
Kelly, Columbus; James Buckingham
and q. ]. Dillon, Zanesville J. Griffith,
Baltimore; D. i. Hodges, Chicago; p. L.
Childs, Cincinnati; j. NJ. Adams and
Kittanning, Pa; n. D. Helmick, Palestine,
". Va; ]. NJ. Headlee, BIacksville, W.
Va
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CIGAR MAKERS SrmxR.-The Board of
Control OF the Cigar Makers U nion met in
Centre Wheeling last night, and receiv-
ed the following report Of progress, that
is the names OF those agreeing to pay the
prices demanded, which are as follows:
"Stogies," Kentucky tobacco, 81 % per
thousand; seed, g SO; Ohio tips, So 90;
seed tips, IS so; moulded ''stogies," IS 80,
not to exceed five inches; Havana tips,
s. 90 per thousand for four and four and
u half inches, above that extra; seed Ha,
yana. four and four and quarter inches,
$1,000, and for each additional quarter
inch, 81 90 extra; clear Hayana, SIS 90,
subject to an advance Of s. 90 on each ex.
ira fourth OF an inch.
As far as heard from the following have
acceeded TO the demands of the cigar.
makers; A, Pollock has 90 hands at work i:
Bloch Bros, q; Wheeler, 0; +. Jones, l !;
VIM. Gundling, l; Carl Mayer, 9; Charles
Bulger, !; Moore 4 Brantass, l2; L. Dit.
man, l; l. Helmbright, 2; John +. Nil!
Ter, |; VIM. Tieman, !; II. Loos, IA; ],
G. W. Beier, /; Meder Bros, A; N. Little,
10.
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AMusEMRXrs.-To-morrow afternoon and
evening the buffalo Bill Combination"
will appear in the Opera House. OF this
company the Ctnpinpgti Times says: The
success attending the DRAMATIC pareer Of
the famous scout, Buffalo Bill, is some.
thing phenomenal. Wherever he goes lie
is always greeted with crowded houses.
He opened last night to an unusually
large attendance. "NIay Cody" was the
play. It is unnecessary to describe at
length either the player Or play, Suffice
it to say the hero reCeiyed o great reCep.
ton, and The stirring and exciting in.
cidents OF the border drama awoke the
widest enthusiasm among the auditors.
The company Mr.. Cody brings with him is
better than he has had heretofore, and the
star himself shows marked improvement
in his acting. During the play he gave q
number OF fancy shots with his rifle. The
play is finely mounted and completp in all
its appointments.
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VETERAN ASsoCIATIoS.-Th Veteran
Association Of Ohio county met at Its
headquarters in the New Mcclure last even.
Ing, II being the second regular meeting
Of that organization. President Geo. B.
Caldwell conducted the proceedings, which
were Of very interesting character.
The Executive Committee reported
afIirmatively upon thirty applications,
which report was adopted. The new
members are as follows: j..
W. +. Turner, Co. O, Eighth Maryland
Inlantre.
Joseph 7. Halter Co. II, Fifteenth West
Va. Infantry.
j. NJ. Richards, Co. D, First West Va.
Artillery.
Richard swauger, Co. B, First West Va.
John Harden, 20. F, Fifth West Va. In.
Matthew Altmeyer Co. II, Fifteenth
West Va. Infantry.
John v. Wilson, Go. D, First West Va.
Infantry.
William Miller, Co. A, Tenth West Va.
Caleb Sylvis, Co, Il, First West Va. Cav.
9. j. Rawling, Co. l, First West Va. In.
faAtry.
W. G. Armstrong, Co. F, First West Va.
9. 9. Miller, Go. G. First West Va. In.
iantry.
Samuel Kraus, Fourth West Va. lnian.
try,
Louis P. Salterbaclr, Co. Q, Second Va.
infantry.
Il. II. Cochran, Co. X, Fifteenth Ohio
infantry. -,
S. b. Tippeit, Co. A, "Merritt's Horse"
Wm. Frank, Co. b, First West Virginia
artillery,
D. b. Magruder, Co. l. Fifteenth West
Virginia infantry.
John Woods, Co. Il, First West vir-
VIM. Davis, Co. G, First West Virginia
infantry.
A. Mosier, Holmes battery.
Henry ROhrig, Co. b, Sixth West Vir-
Samuel Davis, Co. F, Fifteenth o. V. l.
James y. Lyons, Co. D, First West Vir-
ginia artillery.
Samuel Welsh, Co, H, Fifteenth West
n. /. Wright Co. X, l5Oth Penna.
infantry.
David Arndt, Co. X, Sixth West Vir'
gina cavalry.
n. NJ. wilkins, Co. D, Third Ohio Vol.
Mex. WARY
Peter Harbig, Co. A, First West vir-
ginia infantry.
p. r. Welch, Co. G, Third West vir,
giniacavalry.
Committees were appointed 10 properly
decorate the hall for future meetings; TO
provide entertainment at various times
during the winter; and to take into con-
sideration the propriety Of having a
Campfire" in the popular Grand Army
style, at some future date.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the President OF the Association to extend
General Grant an invitation to visit the
city of Wheeling on his way East, as the
guest Of the Ohio County Veterans.
AT the conclusion Of the regular business
there was an interchange Of opinion as to
the best means Of popularizing the meet.
iugs Of the Association, OF bringing the
old soldiers into the organization, and OF
interesting the people generally in It's well
fare; and the meeting wound up with the
singing OF Beans" a song In honor OF
that essential Of the army ration.
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Always means an opportunity for some
sshrewd and lively operator 10 make a
handsome profit. Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co.,
Bankers, n. Y, have established the new
combination system for operating In
stocks, so that capital in any amount from
50 to SO, 900 can be used prolltably at any
time that may suit the customer. By
pooling the orders Of thousands OF patrons
into ono immense sum-, and operating
them as mighty whole, under the most
experienced skill, vast profits are made,
which could be gained in no other way,
These are divided pro rata among share
holders-monthly. An investment OF
$40 returns $50, or per cent. on the
stock, 500 pays $3.50, and so on according
to the market. A St. Louis patron made
over three hundred per cent, on an invest.
ment in October by the combination
method. Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co.'s new
circular (mailed iree) has "two unerring
rules for success" and full information 20
that any one can operate with profit.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Apply TO Lawrence 4
Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y.
City.
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be It known TO tho good people Of Ohio
county and vicinity, that We, the undersigned,
keep for sale at on drug stores In Wheeling,
W. Va that old established and reliable rem.
Cdy, Wlltat's Dalsam OF Wild Cherry, ind
knowing that it, great popularity y tho ma
tural result Of honest merit alone, and not on
account OF widespread advertisements, We do
most cordially recommend itas one Of the
very best remedies known for the cure Of
QO.dJ, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma and all
Lung diseases Wistar's Balsam isput up IN
large pint bottles, and the price Is II %. "A
word 70 the wise Is sufficient" II you con.
tinue to suffer and die, 1t is your own fault,
for It haS saved the lives OF many and never
fails to Immediately relieve all soreness oil the
throat aud lungs
Very respectfully,
LiuGuLIN BR0s. & Co.
LOGAN. Llsr IL Co.,
nav Wholesale Agents.
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The symptoms are moisture, like pers-
plrauon, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; il allowed to con.
tnue, very serious results may follow.
Dr.. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT is a
pleasant sure cure.
HoME CuREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
40 ahoVe described, the use 81 Swayne's
Ointment in short time made u perfect
cure.
J: ". CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, 3l4
N. 2dSt.
7; 9. WEYMAN, HattOr, 8 S. Sth st.,
Philad'a.
Reader, il you are suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
acald Head, Ring Worm, or any Crusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt Of price lin currency or
8 cent postage stamps, 50 cents a box,
three boxes, 81 %. Address letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, $50 N. Sixth St., Philadel.
phia: Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead
ing druggiatG, MwFIw
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"VqnvhIsg spells In the AEoruIur,"

dry, pRrched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneu.
monia, weakened and debilitated state oil
the system, all these dangerous symptoms
are cured by "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing prophecies
Physicians recommend it"
II have made use Of this preparation for
many years, and It has proved to he very
reliable and etficaCious in the treatment Of
severe and long.stauding coughs. know
OF two patients, now in comfortable health,
and who but for It's use l consider would
not now be living.-lsaap S. Herbien, NJ.
d. Straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Pnce-Trial bottles, 25 cents; large size,
which is the most economical, s. 90, or six
Tor 50 90. A single 25-cent bottle will oft.
entimes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF
lie. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggists
NWFdW
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STREET IMPRovEMESrs.-Thr thousand
four hundred and eighty.nine dollars and
forty.fve cents were expended on the
streets and alleys in October, Of which
thirty.eight dollars was spent in
the First Ward, fifteen dollars in
the Second; four hundred and fifty dol
lars in the Third, and two thousand one
hundred and ffty.seven dollars and TWEEN
ty.fve cents in the Fourth; two hundred
and four dollars and fifty cents in the Fifth ;
three hundred and fifty.seven dollars in
the sIEth, and one hundred and seventy
one dollars and City cents in the Eighth,
and nothing in the Seventh, The Fourth
Ward was expensive on account Of the
Sixteenth street improvements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-07

From this date until further notice,
shall sell all my Sheet Music at half.price,
for cash. shall also make q 8 and 10 cent
counter, upon which will be placed many
desirable songs and instrumental pieces
that have become more or less soiled.
/ shallAlso inaugurate Boom In musical
instruments, including Accordeons, Ban.
jos, Guitars, Harmonicas, Violins, &c. l
cannot give the prices here, but will say
come and you viii not be disappointed. l
AIN constantly receiving new goods and
intend selling at the lowest prices possible
with success.
N.B,-All goods marked in plain figures,
from which no deviation will bemade.
RB-Best Violin Strings zoe each.
W. S. HUTcnISs,
Combined Art and Music Store.