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TuE most certain, pleasant and safe
curative for children suffering from worms
Is MeLains' Worm Candy. One boz will
convince. the most sEeptical!' Sold by
druggists generally. =
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H.M.s. "PlNAgoRE," by Arthur sutli.
3 90; Libtetto words only, l0c; Vocal
Selections lbound) Csc; Galop, SOC; Waltz,
SSc; Potpourri, Doc; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40C; Waits, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, 5Oc
All the novelties in music. Pianos and
Organs TO rent,
LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market street.
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THE latest styles 10 Mems and Boys
Clothing, Underwear, Ties and Hats are
daily received and sold lover than anywhere
at N. HEYAAH'S,
Coraer Main and Eleventh Streets.
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DoS'r FORGET that you can visit Pitts
burgh and the great Exposition for s. rs.
The last train leaves at 4:37 p. NJ. to-day,
via the P, G. and St. L. The tickets will
be goodto return on regular train Monday,
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HAND MAsHED.-one Of the train hands
on the B. &. o. had one OF his hands
mashed yesterday while coupling cars.
The accident occurred near the Glennt.
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For Pittsburgh and tho Exposition will
be tho 4:S0 r, N. train, via the Pewiky.
Rate, 81 rs for round trip. Tickets good
70 return on any regular train on Mon
day.
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SPLENDID Mason and Hamlin Organs,
used but few months, for less than hall
price, for cash, at Sheib's Music Store,
Washington Hall. 'N'''
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Grrnt Retlnclion In pric..

! will continue for a few days longer 10
sell all kinds Of Fancy and Domestic Dry
Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, &C., &C., AZ
greatly reduced prices for cash. Nos, 2Oi0
and 202l Main street, Centre Wheeling.
JOHN RoRMHp
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FIannels and Blankets.

Wepropose to sell Gray FlanneIs, Red Flan-
nels, White FlanneIs, Barred Flannels, and
all styles of French FlanneIs and Blankets, as
low US the lowest prices OF last year. Having
bought previous to tho advance, We are now
willing to give our patrons tho benefit.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmer.
The following case was disposed Of yes.
terday morning: -
Henry Williams, disorderly, fined S. 90.
Committed. Wa IH.9 49,
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PARADE.-The Mathews Light Guards
will parade through the principal streets
this evening in their new uniforms, and
will no doubt make fine appearance,
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS.

We offer over 200 pieces OF Fall Dress goods
at 10c, l2c. l5c, lie, Zoe and 25c.
Buy Silks ind Dress Goods from US and you
will pr.iit thereby.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Jttdge Crannler.
This court met at 10 O'Clock yesterday
and Adjourned until the same hour this
morning.
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EYERY lady will do well to read the adj.
vertisement Of the "New Automatic and
write for particulars as there directed.
WIZ Has
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The CgTIcURA RRMEpIEs arc prepared by Week, A
Potter, Chemists Druggists, 800 WMhInTton StrSS,
Boston, and are tOf sale by all DrlgRiStI. pricS N
SUucuRA, small boxes, 10 cents; tlFge boTeS Al
kEsoLvENT, u Per bottle. CuricuRA Soar. q ceSi.
PCT eAk0i By mall, % cents, three cakes IS oants
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Funeral Notice.
Stockholders Meeting.
For Rent Furnished Rooms.
The "New Automatic"
Wedding Presents Turner & Dillon.
Ky. State Lottery.
Attorney.at.Law-J. ". Nandervorl.
Now for It!-Henry Roe[ner.
Fall opening-I. Blum 4 Bro.-Head OIL
Local.
List Of Letters.
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No CHILD can sleep soundly while, sui.
fering with collie or from teething. Re-
move the cause by using DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Only 25 cents bottle.
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WASHINGTON, September 2O.-lsA. M
For Tennessee and Ohio valley, clear or
partly cloudy weather, northtasierly winds
becoming variable, nearly stationary tenn.
perature and barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, possibly occasional rain; westef.
~ winds, becoming variable, nearly sta.
tionery temperature and barometer.
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NENTIsrRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
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JAMES II. suRHlSOS 4 SON,
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A RUNNING SORE

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PARTY;-Al. Glass entertained eight or
ten couples o. bis friends at his residence
on LaBelle street last night,
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Notions { Dress Trimmings.

Our Stock is complete, and We can sell you
Trimmings to match all our silk Goods, at
much lower prices than you will find them
elsewhere.
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Botls, pimples, and all blood diseases
are cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
SearCher." Sold by oil druggists.
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BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS


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the taking OF Sellers Celebrated Liver
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OUR SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.
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Ghe qntetllgstt9tEeIr:


THERMoNRrER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, a.
observed ut schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday: +
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1AMl2A.Ssu.7PM.I7AH. 12aS IS n I'm,
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-THE PIANO WAGON
Il Of Adaml d Lucas. The running gears are mar
y new viii be sold at 4 very low Price, TO 30 SeQp
at The store Of C. Y. Lucas. Apply 70
The New York herald., 1879-09-11
TELEGRApHIC NOTES.

The moulders in the Ohio Falls Car Works, Jefrer
sonville Ind have struck for On increase OF wages
from So to So % per day.
The hearing in the Supreme Court, at Providence
r. l., on the application OF Mrs. Kate Sprague for
the appointment of trustee. yesterday morning
further postponed until saturday.
John Lind. fourteen years old. OF Greenfield. Pa.
ran away from home on Tuesday. He stepped from
passenger train at Green Ridge yesterday, in front
OF coal train, and was run over and instantly
killed.
America st. Georges Union held o session at st.
Georges Hall, bridgeport Conn.,. yesterday. and was
attended by a large number OF delegates from all
parts Of the United States and Canada.
The steamship Navigator. which sailed yesterday
from Montreal took 20 900 bushels OF wheat for Bor
deaux, France. Cargoes OF wheat were also lately
shipped from that port to Antwerp and Rotterdam.
This Is the opening of q new foreign trade.
Colonel vandevoort. alias Hadley standish was
arraigned before Judge clifford. at White Plains.
Monday, charged with burglary committed i'm the
He pleaded guilty and was sent to Sing Sing for four
years.
The National Liberal Camp Meeting. which has
been in session at Bismarck Grove. near Lawrence.
Kan, several days past, has adopted resolution
that 1t is unadvisable for the National Liberal
League, which Is to meet in Cincinnati shortly. to
any political action or to nominate Presi
dental candidates.
At the new Baptist church in course of erection
on James street, Hamilton Ont, . scafold about
thirty feet high gave way yesterday, and two men.
broken stones below. sullivans head was crushed
aud both his legs were broken causing instant DEATH
Lang fell on his shou der and severely injured,
aud subsequently died.
The New York herald., 1879-09-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,i
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ill A. NJ.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather. winds mostly northeastery. nearly
stationary temperature and barometer.
For the South Atlantic States clear or partly
cloudy weather. northeaserly winds. stationary or
higher temperature and barometer.
For the East Gulf States, partly cloudy weather.
possibly occasional rain, nearly stationary tempera
ture and barometer, winds mostly northeasterly.
For the West Gulf States. partly cloudy weather.
occasional rain winds mostly southeasterly. nearly
stationary temperature and barometer.
For New England, clear partly cloudy weather.
light variable Winds nearly stationary temperature.
rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. warmer. partly
cloudy weather. occasional rain. northeast winds,
generally veering to southeast. stationary falling
barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys. partly cloudy weather. occasional rain.
warm southeasterly winds, generally followed by
rising barometer and colder northwest winds.
For the Pacific coast region clear partly cloudy
weather.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
The New York herald., 1879-09-11

Chamant). the property Of Count Lagrange ana
trained by T. jennings at Newmarket AZ q Two
year-od Rayon dor was big rough-snd-ready, gsun'
sort of fellow, sadly deficient in muscular power
but his Improvement this season has been Marked
though it seemed to be generally accepted among
English turfmen that he was "a hght-bodied ana
narrow-framed horse on high leg. sort that only
occasionally win the great three-year-old races Az
atwo-year-old he ran eleven times aud won on four
occasions. His first victory was in the Lavans
Stakes at Goodwood. wherein he got home by
neck from Flavius who later in the year ran second
to Wheel of Fortune for the Dewhurst Plate. His
next running OF Importance was at Doncaster.
Lord Falmouth's Charibert beat him by
9. length for the Champagne Stakes. and
and a. level weights. he turned the tables on the
same colt in decisive style and early had him in
trouble Lord Fa%ouths Leap Year defeated feat MIN nm
Clearwel Stakes he carried lbs. penalty home nrst
easily from several cracks. He finished fourth. all
to pieces with l26 lbs. up in the Middle Park Plate
and in the Criterion Stakes was good third. when
giving lbs. respectively to Monsieur Philippe
Rayon dor cantcring home in the Glasgow Stakes
over the Bretby Stakes course. This year he ran
third for the Two Thousand Guineas. his old oppo-
dor was second faYorite before the start His run.
ming in the Derby disappointment and
H shs Prince wof of Msas ssies
Wheel of Fortune gave him ID. and beat him
into third place by more than two lengths, Whlcn
quite equal to lbs. IN the heavy state Of the
ground. Kayon dor turned the tables on Chari-
bert in the Prince of Wales Stakes also at Ascot,
galloping the Old Mile with much ease that
he won by three lengths. visconti. Ruperra.
The Scot and others almost equally good were the
defeated companions of Charibert. At Goodwood.
in the Sussex Stakes Rayon dor was also winner
Muscular and full of health. he carried the heaviest
weight and soon had all the others in trouble by his
cutting down tactics. He won by six lengths. Leap
Year. Ruperra and Exeter being the defeated The
sequel OF Rayon doris victory this occasion was
the acceptance Of 100 to about him for the Leger.
The New York herald., 1879-09-11
THE MYSTERIOUS EXPEDITION.

MARQUIS DE RAYS MILITARY EXPEDITION TO
ocEANIA-wANTs TO SAIL THE CHANDERNAaoR
UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAG.
The Independence Beige states that the Chandler
nagor the vessel destined to carry the military ex
pedition of the Marquis de Rays to Oceauia, and
now the property Of medical man at Paris. is still
ut Flushing. She cannot sail under the American
flag, not having been constructed in the United
States. The costs of the expedition of the Marquis
de Rays are covered by company OF shareholders.
The colonsts receive tickets for hectares of land
each. The land Is to be cultivated by Chinese.
to be furnished by the future colonial ad-
ministration. The Marquis says in his pros
pectus that life in France has become
impossible under the Republic. and that the pur-
pose OF his Christian and Catholic enterprise is to
found q France. The prospectus explains the
Christian and Catholic sentiments OF the Marquis ut
considerable length. The United States Consul
having refused permission to the hoist the
American flag, the commander OF the Dutch monitor
Hydra went on board with mission relative to the
emigrants. Of whom eighty were embarked ut Flush
ing. The treaty between Belgium and Holland pre-
vents vessels from either country going to from
communicating with the shore Of the other State.
unless In case of necessity. and from embarking or
disembarking passengers or goods. The Chandler
mayor has. therefore, violated the treaty
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William Pitt Kellogg. Of Louisiana; WILL
lam L. Scott. of Erie Pa. and Allen Munroe. Of
Syracuse, are ut the Fifth Avenue. Trenor W. Park.
Of Vermont. is at tho Astor. Perry II. Smith. of
Chicago. is at the Brunswick Frederick Broughton.
general manager of the Great Western Railway OF
Canada. is at the st. James. Senator W. W. Rock
well. of Glcn's Falls. N. Y. and ex-congressman
Stephen Sanford, of Amsterdam, N. Y, at the
Gilsey. Nathan Appleton. Of Boston. is at the Hof
man. General s. G. Armstrong. of Hampton. Va. is
st the Union square. Ex.Mayor Philip Becker of
Buffalo. is at the Metropolitan. Attorney General
John stockton of New Jersey, is at the New York.
Henry Kip, of Buffalo. is at the st. Nicholas.
The New York herald., 1879-09-11
CABLE NOTES.

A despatch from st. Petersburg to the Daily Ne'us
says the newspaper war against Germany has quite
subsidized.
The Posts Berlin despatch says Herr Liebknecht.
leader of the socialists. has been elected to the
Saxon Diet from Leipzig
The Times. in its financial article. says:-''The
Bank of France is daily losing large sums In gold
twenty-franc pieces purchased for export"
The Times Rome correspondent says M. Bocrescu.
the Roumanian Envoy. has started for Bucharest.
His mission to Rome was entirely fruitless.
The Posts Berlin correspondent announces that
Prince Orlof, the Russian Ambassador ut Paris has
again asked to be allowed to retire. Should his
quest be granted Baron D'Oubril viii probably sue
ceed him.
The Echo says:-"Horrockses, Miller Co., the
largest cotton manufacturers in the North Of Eng
land. have given notice Of Ave per cent reduction
Of the wages Of their employees and that this prob
ably heralds general reduction"
The Paris correspondent Of the Tunes states that
second ballot will take place at Bordeaux Sunday
for member of the Assembly. The contest is between
M. Blanqui and M. Achard only. The former has
arrived at Bordeaux and delivered address before
large crowd
despatch to the Times from Geneva reports that
the foot and mouth disease has broken out among
the cattle in the Bernese Jurs. There is much
hausen. and pleuro-pneumonia is increasing in Al
sace-Lorrane.
despatch from London says Sir John Macdonald
has abandoned his proposed visit to the Earl of Duff
ferin and Baron Monck in Ireland. Having received
a cable despatch from Ottawa the question Of the
cattle embargo. he remains in London to interview
the Privy council authorities upon 1t.
The cotton operatives at Ashton and in that neigh
borhood held the largest meeting yesterday ever
known in that district and unanimously decided to
commence strike to-day. The strike will be gen.
eral by Friday. The operatives will not have to
resort to the funds Of tho trades union for fort
night.
At meeting Of colliers in West Bromwick 1t was
decided to ask an increase Of wages in South Stat
fordshire and Worcestershire and also to form a
branch OF the National Emigration Association.
The cotton operatives of Psdham. Lancashire. have
also proposed to form branch Of the National Emf
grafton Association.
The New York herald., 1879-09-11
KEARNEY's ATTACK ON GRANT.

PUBLIC SENTIMENT OF SAN FRANCISCO OUT
RACED.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10. 1879.
Kearney attacked General Grant on Sunday. pro-
posing to hang and burn him in efhgy in the sand
lot on his arrival here. This statement has created
intense excitement in the city, ana public sentiment
is outraged that il Kearney dares to attempt the
egy business he speaks of be himself will be hanged
or drawn to pieces. 1t is thought he has gone TOO
far in his bragGadoco. and to-day everybody wants
the blatant drayman to attempt the execution OF the
efhgy business. He would not live hour as there
fight in the air. General Grants arrival here will
be everything that a great State can present to an
honored citizen
The New York herald., 1879-09-11
CHARGED WITH PARRICIDE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ROME, Ca, Sept 10. 1879.
case Of alleged parrieide is reported here to-day
from the country. James eagle. respectable farmer.
lived in the house with his father. sturdy old man.
The old man had a dispute with his sons wife about
a plug OF tobacco. Some pretty sharp words had
passed, when eagle came in and took his wifes part
The quarrel grew warmer, until at length the old
into the yard, seized stick and was return
ing when it is alleged he entered the door, his
son deliberately shot him with a shotgun. The
father died in few moments. The son and his wife
were both arrested, and are now in jail.
The New York herald., 1879-09-11
CoNNECTICUTs BATTLE FLAGS.
[BY 1ELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Nouwfcu nouu Giant IN &c

NORWICH. Conn.,. Sept. 10. 1879.
II has been determined to remove the state battle
flags from the old to the Capitol in Hartford
on Wednesday. the nth inst. grand military
demonstration will be made. in which all the vet
erans of the civil invited to participate In
grand parade A meeting largely attended by ex-
soldiers was held here last night and arrangements
were made inviting all who are physically able to
attend do SO. the expenses OF soldiers financially
unable to come being paid by citizens. Colonel
Joseph Selden. United States Revenue Collector OF
the Third district, has been chosen commander of
the companies which 70 from this section OF the
State II IL expected that from to ten thousand
veterans will part In the parade that day The
railroads all the state have consented to reduce
their fares for the occasion.
The New York herald., 1879-09-11
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORWICH Conn, Sept. 10. 1879.
The new Catholic Church here will be dedicated to
ST. Patrick with formal ceremonies sunday. the
2sth inst Archbishop Gbbon. OF Baltimore. has
consented to preach the dedicatory sermon at the
high mass. and Bishop shannahan. of Harrisburg.
will preach in the evening. Right Rev. Bishop Nc
Mahon. Father p. p. Shahan the parish priest. and
other local clergymen will conduct the dedicatory
services. Arrangements are in progress under drec.
tion of special committees to inaugurate grand
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