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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06
auuaucms DarEeJ--+ females.

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
- Au ENDS o. ao1L Competent iemae 'eryalt' and use
u grs for cry u GUAR aso nas nel2 spd Soos s ST
bTLEIU. los tthave. tourtn house above l0th-se
VHANDERWORK, H0UsEWORK, VAL
dN ny so5S seHy Do A@sc %age. M o a
PEOTEoTAST HOME BIZ AEA q. l3o 6ti aveaboye lvti'-
CCOK.-3y compctcnt womal meats. soups,
comfy Sr At he Pj f' 5 RAE 49, othays
COOK. WASH, RON.-By German help;
Y for CITY coIu,ry. can be seen It tha PROrE,rANI
COOK A competent Protestant young
Y MAJ frsrcL2ss cook understands il N al IT'S
brncne. best city ence rom ilst onpoyer Please
COOK.-A girl as good cook; ndorstand5
ely ref oi F 5.i So ~ we'3 s6'GsL
OOOK.-By a Competent, respectable woman /;
encs cali " 4ddress 10 wes Ioh-st, one light up
NOOK.-Bv n respectable woman rs cook
y uneeuals her business 10 al is branches, or you'll
& u. frbana cpt5pn ONE LIS Broadway.
pOUsEW0Rk. &i.-By mid a middls ',-: e.,
American Nomn to a,t IN az ~, no seaa Gates uY
BroadWay.
4 BY an able VIII ng III. ready. ~iin{ ana no,
arad u work ca 10 ooa %asS ana T9nns Is g.9 rs
sS ,u by attent gloi behavior retain
HOUSEWORK.-By q neat, tidy, ntelli-
gent Protestant young girl vii be generally useful ~
a 10 gO0i cOOkng, and Is gO)d
va5er aud lrOne give st " rec lamentations; wages
no eraJe eau be lt 5o6 6have. near 23dst, first
hOIr
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-Young lady, five
n wears reference desires usti0n
ness Is OF Children aid accustomed 20 AXE care Of
them modeFa salary. Address a b. c. T1oune Office
NURsE.-A competent, woman 70 care for
- INV lu0r baby understands housekeeping best o. ref
er cal ar address 80 lave
NURSE and SEAMS rRESS.-By a Protestant
~ woman nurse selmsfress, would do ehtnO
work business has the best Of city re
willing Ia the country Can De seen at lf3
West 2ytu ST. between 9th and 1tl-1ves
NURSE.-Bv lady who rs a gOOi nurse
~ ami the application Of swedish Movements,
Companion an vahd. who. with tine concur
her yrlu would Ike 10 have this Treatment APP
phoi best references Address dss c. W. g., II East
JOthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06
DrD Coo0s.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE
i FLOVE ~. FEArH IS ana ARrIFI IAL PLA l.
n New VIII II East l4ih st., JANE l.
BURNS y 30.
GRAPE Wells and TRIMMINGS removal d
I'm three ours fnes an natural ciimps restored
featner- cleaned dyea GE, LBS yoadwa, Grand
Hot
H%C. BODY BRUSSELS; Ingrains, 25c ;
W. Ole ojhs Tlraish Leverrblr Rugs &c. AN DkEW
LESTER & Co. HOusf0nst. near Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06
Coruoratlon Notlee5.
nOARD nF EDrCATION.-SeaIed proposaIs

BOARD OF EDUCATION.-Sealed proposals
ID Will be received by the school Trustees II the I'm
Wand AZ ne hall Of arI * EucatOn. corner OF Grand
and Elm Is III Monday the l&tn dav u Oecember - 80
said for furit IT required
Tor the house Gramm school no ~ on Lexington
ave. between iOotn aud lu6th sts.
plans aud Specifications be NJ the Office OF the
sup riEteEdenf school Buildings 40 ll6 GrandsS, thu
floor.
The party submitting proposal and the partes proposing
mast each Nite las name ana place OF
residence said proposal
responsible auI approved sufces fcsOehVs Oh Ihs
civ are required D all cases. -, , -.
he TIa reserve right reject any or oil OF the
DAVID n. KNAPP,
ANDREW l.. SDI LARD,
GERMAN HAGSCUEL.
GlpRt ~ 81. uEBENDI>E,
CHARLES CRAKG,
DOirt u school Trustees. Eth ward
York. No. - Le-n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06

Ihaye read in The Globe Ecmocrot of the 18th
instJnt your lester to THE NEw-lORK tribune glFhl
the reason Of neral Houson's abandonment OF his hr'
wife. which has given me great satisfaction Tue ~cF
era ana self friends and correspondents uu'i-
many yesrs, ana TN the time OF his marriage anu "Se
ton II his wife the daughter OF highly-r' spect'
gentleman OF sumner County. Tennessee. when l. III
common with others ceased al intercourse WIN mm'
After he hal resign. as Governor Of Tennessee and
taken refuge among the Cherokee Indians os' sieU o.
him I'll his eptree into Texas; when he became com
uauder-incnef OF her army. he hero OF san JacntO
and President Of Texas During the Presidency OF MI
Van Buren, lac proposed 10 him her remuneration 10 inc
United States. whlch from sectional or other unbecom-
ing motives) was .eclined Upon Mr. Tycrs advent 10
The PresGency aud M CahOuns TO the Department Oh
State my friend AM West Point cia'smate' Annle"
Jackson Doncson. sent minister u Texas with
instructions negotiate, possible treaty OF annex
tion Though Jus fon's ume mad expired he WAS to al
in.ents and PURPOSES President o. Texas; ana Nhch
ponelson invoked his and nfia IN epsctinS his
mission. he Indignantly responded; oH'
offered, when President. TO annex leNS 7"
the United States nj Van Buren, rejected my ofcr an
not President now" In Of tins discoura-ing s1e
OF DoIeIson induced President Jones 10 c0nVoke
the Texan Congress- and in the meantime came 10 my
plantation in l. uisiaua and Informed me OF the s"1e
OF affairs had Just returned from farewell visit to
nv old friend OF the Hsvmtage,' AMI advised MAJOR
Doueson to return Texas and appea! to the peope
and that would appeal so Houston. Very soon after
The newspapers announced General Houston's arrival
IN New Orleans gu HIS way TO the Hermitage, on
ike errand to that from which had just returned
There was 10 De an annexation meeting at the
Arcs.ss" and knowing that General Houston would
D.. allied out wrOjc hm the following Letter; Allow
mo NV dear General, 20 renew cur Ong dormant cor
Iesnopdence by Informilg thai have us returned
from sal TO the Hermitage, 20 take lfst
leave of our lear Old friend. and bis parting inquiry III
rerard 10 aunexqtion, WAS Waat will Houston 10 =
II ~ mn view OF nv inability rms question thar
now address YOU l. cannot b" possible that natlye
of Virginia md adopted citizen Oi Tonnrssee can 50
far forget what To his country and himself ~ 10
lend himself to England and France" Ater MesFs
Hunt and RuhU hal addressed the annexation me-
ing General Houston called out anG a1lcl come
preliminary reuiai as, his gracious way SAID; nv
friends have he ia accused Of Lending mYsed 10 Eng
land and France hat assure you have only Detn CO.
0uetting win them" lie tben proceeded 10 tIe n =
nace" arrived time 10 Oficate a panetrtT 10 NJ
iImstrious friend. elrn,d 10 N'w-OreapS through
Alabma and made speeches fdH " OF annexation, ana
Texas was restored 10 toe Uuited states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06
Hnnr. and 80 n, Wantsi.

I1sn IlTH-ST., b tween 9Th aud III
AOU AVl.s-iaTge. furnished font room, second door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06

Lax WEST 36TH-ST-TwO pari0rs hand
s(st souelv furu Led having hot and cold water also
other larger 10 rent, win or without boari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06
FXrnACT From THE LETTER.

New- York Nov. p, I9Se.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
ruNoALI,Ep JApns VINCE.

4 vond dual ut had breath was lila
charged at the REurgR ~ the Radlcal
meeting at the Opc,a llousc last night
Undesirable ~ was the source, W. sl,ll
appreciate the advertisement ~ shout
IL q shout, no matter from whcntr II
COMES, and onc effect VI the dellriuus at.
lacks upon this paper will hc Ia point
out to dcludcd Republicans the fountain
heal from which wcls the uryslal
stream ri pohIical truth. TIL" h'ad
lnea marking the ilrsl page Ut the R1o'
,srER during the past lew days sccm tn
have shrrrd up the bile at the local
oraloras Truth will have that Object
sometimes, upon the meat torpid liver
To quote ono 1T the apcakcrs, whose
enthusiasm was moro powerful than hIs
rholnric was anishrd, those lincs which
mildly alluded tn u lcw ol the had
points in III Gnlycr GNWOtlps
rcccrl we're ~ rrhukc t. humanity aud
Disgrace io civilization How sad.
IIut aad,lvr slill, thcy we've true, ~ every
ayllahlc, anil IN thn connection IT Nny
hr nllrl that those lrnca were hut the
first shot from u lucker tlll~l 4" over.
hnwiug With ammunition at the same
Kind, hut ot heavier cal,hrr, aud SaddcVt
II all, furnished even To the pruning hy
the time serving candidate at decay INK
Raltralism,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
PfRsr DISTRICT CONVENTION,

FIRST DISTRICT OoNVtNTioN'
The Democratic Convention Of the
First District, which met At Clarksbup
yesterday. Was large onc every coun'
~ having been represented, The dele
yates chosen To- Cincinnati arr gentle
men Of ability and experience and will
10 cNJit tn the District and state, Tho
lelevale.at.large Hon, RoHERr'MoEt'
powSSy, COMES from the strong aud true
nomocntic count, OF Wclacl, and this
recognition OF the services NJ this gem
tlemau AMI OF the Democracy at Ills
county docs equal honor To them and to
the Democracy vt this district,
lion. J, u, Coon, at Ohio county,
and Col. W. 4. TuoursoN, ut Wood, aN
both Young mcn sterling In their intel
hvrn,r and constant In their Democracy
Al three oi the delegates ara Young
men active aud vigorous
These gentlemen ~ to Cincinnati un'
pledged except To- one thing, and that IA
Ia and the ablcst, purcst aud most await
able men within the Democratic RANKS
nt the nation IN an the olllccs ot frcsl-
dcnt aud Vice President at the United
Statea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
THIN RADICAL TICKET.

The sliuy at the ticket lics IN the tail
The Republican party has ten many m"n
ri \tr Presidential Cal,hrr I" hc put oh
with the nomination ol a CuEstE1 n,
NWm,M That gonllcman haS been
monument In the politics ut the country
l,r aouc years, hat MT IN any rnN'Hhl"
way, Perhaps no name known Z" news
paprr rradcrs, cNccpt that ut Mr. Iva
Sgh. ,allsup 49, readily and \" offensive
I, the ,dca II the uachinc which has
d,sgrarr,l the Republican party In New
Work and served asa teNt tur the de-
unnrial,on ct civil service rcinrm-
rrs all over the country, Ncnetal
NururW iaa maCh,uc politician IN Al
n,oa, over, -cn~s ri the wor'l, and tn the
,,tent al his ability he IN set up ~ a
l,,.,,. subject nnly a. the orlers ri h'S
,,s,rs Who ATE CONNLlNd and hts heu-
trnanl CouNu, ltcauuot hc forgotten
that this candidate lot Vice President
has served In THIS rapar,ty, aud that ~
this ,a,ar,ty hc hnldly violated h's obi,
rnlinns tn rnadurt In the public interest
Federal oiiyr entrusted Io hts keeping.
lI,. prostitution ut the riN, soryWo Z"
parIi-an cnda went, la Hct, Ia such a
,rnglh that Republican admins.
tat,on vas ohlgcd Ia take notice
nl "A and ,all hlm In mCounl,
Nordid hia PARTISAN v,rulrurr stop there,
lar hc tnok issue With the ajmln,s
tut,uu, drHrl "a authority and waH
tnrrmu.t IN the hatIlo tnr the spn,ls sNs
t,m. which vas one 1T the most notable
events In the earl, history at the llNNSS
administration twill not cll'y hon.
rst Republicans H. rcal What Sr,rotarl
SuuuuNN said ni Mr NWruuR and hts
as,o,iatrs IN support ut the attempt I"
remove h,m. In putting such u man "n
the ticket. without Nuy regard Ia hts
general lack 1T qualifications ior ~ tm'
pnrtaut an oihcc, the Convention hum.
hIp,I llssii IN the dust at the feet ut the
lIoas ut llnaaos and gave HIM a sweet re'
,rnso upnn the influences which COM
hincd ~ defeat the third term conSplra
~. Harmony Is dearly bought at such
pr,ye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
AN ACCURATE HsrIMATn or run
AlTUATluN,

A,N> McCIrWg, ut the Philadelphia
Tn.s. Who IA sufficient ut u Tree lance
IN inurualism Ia relicvc h,s opinion
from the suspicion nt partisan has
thus accurately measures the certainty
at a ,ssIEup's jctral
| share the general conviction nj most
ni the delegates Who made the nnmlns'
ton nl uarteld, that he " not llNtlN m
prave a strong candidate. Tie has hlled
a high measure Oi Clyll trust. Ito has
r,seu to the leadership NJ the House
Tie ~ able in disputation aud ~ justly
raicrmcd AZ patriotic, hut lev wnnh
single him cut a. a great adinlhlslTatoI T.
anil he follows too closely In the tnot
stops VI HAYES tn awaken either l"pu,ai
enthusiasm Or Cnmhlahd "t''"
prnt trust llc would moi be the type
ut Executive that the Illuminating cNpet'
irnrc the last nearly four years has
Impressed upon the positive Repuhl'cah
LEADERS a. an imperative neyessltN "
Mas the pitahlo weakness ot Hayes that
made Il pnSsihle Ia anchor over three
hundred votes ln the convention ~
favor ui Grant, with all the hlemish at
hts administration, and while the party
will accept Garfield With mechanha'
unity the desperate courage AMI IN
srrapulnus strategy which made llales
President will not ho repeated ior TAR
trld hy the only mou Who cou'd reles'
a. The nomination makes every Sonlh'
rrn State nemocnlic, makes w"
doubtful, makes New YORK AMI New
Jersey hardly drhatahle Toe the kepuh-
licans. and makes Indiana, California,
Oregon and even Pennsylvania tie
pend upou tho verdict at ohlo
in u,inber. II Garueldu own state
shall he lnst IN the preliminary ,h.
toher, the ensuing CONTEST will he ended
and his defeat overwhelmingly while "
he shall carry u by re'iuced majority,
AZ il inevitable against u strong lenno'
cratic ticket, his election viii then I've me-
more than pussihle. Tie will he assaulted
in his own State and by his political
enemies With uncommon bitterness, aud
his integrity will he ~ positively lnes
toned ~ the delamers ut hlaine nave
questioned the purity ut his puohc
tecorl. Tits own constituents snd party
associates have made this public ny
standing out as his acUuseTs. That ne
dues not deserve thus IN he assalled any
morp than does Rlaine | TO not doubt,
and the independent press OF the country
will be faithful In his defense against All
,lelamatory assaults. Hat they have
weakened him In the populsr vote
lie will be compelled 10 wade through
a violent food Of partisan bitterness
from nov until the melancholy days OF
November, of which he spoke In mount.
mating sherman, shall come 10 deliver
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

II may ho 1T tntcrCst to Mt Charles
A. pana IN know that after N years at
service IN Congress, considerable law
pract,rr and also the practice oi econ".
NV, Goucral Garfield has accumulated
S2nWO worth at property, at which
SUM are valued his farm and humble
rrsidence at Mentor aud hlS scarcely
more prctcntious Residence ut Washing
ton. Vet Mr. Garfield Is man ol slm-
pie taste and frugal hamIs, aud his lam'
Nv ATE at the Same type F'Hsh"rgh
Dispatch
We will accept the S2O,oM part ot this
statement ~ fact, but not ~ evidence ut
Diardclds honesty. Tho Credit Mohilicr
sWindlc, aud the po Golyer fraud PROV
cd that he was dishonest, hut cheap
That's what ails his fortune,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

Ti,1 character at the hisr- tFo'n's sup
rn,I oi UAHTIELn ~ Indicated by the
mllowlus paragraphs taken Ir"m It's lasl
issue
I'VE prcsont the h,hWas Mr, Jam'N
\. Garfield. oi Ohio, a tariff man, nn
t,,-t, ~ IN speak, How docs u iiSc
htmN'
"llss our nrighhnr over the way
ANYTHING to aay ol Mt. Uarheld's
,,,npl on the paper pulp question: II
II has, W. bend our heat tn ralch i'S 10
rrmatka."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

him from the angry waves VI the politl'
cal slrlle, aud NJ II u were predetermln'
oil that he should be oyetweishted In
Vice President was loaded upon him ~
make ~ battle Dor the controlling state
Iot Nan V3fk hopeless zoe, II " pos-
slhlt 1cv Democratie FOLLY IT, elect the
|9arnklA iIehes. l,s election will he I'm
posslbhKs,atesmanahlpan and patriotism
shall be among the conspicuous at,rl'
butes VI the Democratic candidates
A. N. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

RRIEF ~ h thu reference ut the Chi.
Cagn plat tnrm ~ the subject at the pm
tr,tiVr tarih, u N vet sufficient io cnNrr
the whole ground, ior the experience NJ
twenty years has proven that u protec
tive taritl II the very best oi revenue
measures. Al that the lr,cnds ut pro
lertinn nave any need tn ash lor ~ that
the tariff duties shall discriminate IN
favor ni domestic industry Thus We
have bath points perfectly guarlcd. b.
PAihEislA,a North twrrcIn,
Aud the officer 1T the daN isa consplcu.
ous frpp tra,lpr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

ruE nomination Ut AWrHrH must
have hern p rirEWEroNr's mind when
he left civil srryivc urtoym out ut the
platform. The Wisdom at this waH not
apparent at hrsl hut rIEsaEroSr knew
What he was about and Massachusetts,
dtmt,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

rue Chicago irih,up thus dcsCr,hca
the day nn which GNWrtEIp Wa MONT
ualcd "rhc morning broke lowry and
chilly. The sun struggled la vain with
the heavy, misty atmosphere, a. Hys
were not powerful enough IT, dIspcl the
dampurss which crrpt into the Nonvcn.
ttnn HALL and hung there like n thin log
The musicians blow untll their chests
hcavcd aud their checks almost cracked,
aud the drummors pounded vigorously,
hut the sound was only u mulllcd rear 20
Therirhth ri November viii hc adaikcr
,lay inr the Radicals, hut the Democratic
shouts Ut victory, will not sound like u
untitled ruar MT much.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
nnANrHnI.n nuNnn

Twenty thrcc States were represented
IN the old guarl that dicd with HWNNr
rather than surrender The toll at
States aud Votes, wa Alabama u, Florl-
Ia IS. Colorado q, ticorgia :, Arkansas
~, uhunls -, ndHna I, Kansas l.
Louisiana \, Kentucky ~, Mary a.
Massachusetts, I, Michigan |, Missouri
~, Mississippi \, M,unosom ., New
Nurk ~, North Carnlna y, South Caro-
liua y. rruusylyanm 70, IcNaa 10, Ten
ucssrc u, Virginia u, West Virginia /.
The mru thus represented are not at
the mclilc to mccklN brook such con.
tumcly ~ vas put upon thcm hN the
cnemirs Ut GW,Nr, and they will take
grim satisfaction ~ following UNHFiGlr
Ia his grave ~ Nuvrmh,r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

" ulA,SE starts NJ each aucccas'Ne
ronyrnlion With one vote lrSa, how hong
will II take him IN make the no'nlna'
ton This IL pruhlom In the Rule ct
Three.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
PllESi PlltSl PlltSi
4 kure (ure tsunsi NJ last. No
One NeS<O kutltr.

A suw cufp hf the Bllnh, hlesiins. llh,hs
aud tlcsfst.d riles has bs.n disoNrfci ~ w.
william. ian Indian umesiyl, cailod W WI
liains Indian Ointment A sissls bot la. .nI,l
the wonl thtouio casos ~ isenil ave shd hul
yeais standins no one need snhsf ave @lhu"
MSI apply tns this wonderful -uothins msdhiee
cinr. loilui,s. instruments ani ple.ta.'s
DO gf.a, deal mop harm Than S"oi WI
lia,as uintmsn, sis-'ths the ,n,nnFs, shsl.
the in,'ns' iEhins particularly OF n,sh' .l's
Instant snd Iaihless tellri spd Ia If,paf..i "h,l
toi Piles ithinE ~ The p,iSa,s Jsrv shi n"h
inE else. Thousands ~ eutri patisns s''s'' ~
virtue, aud phi slClaus pi all hp,ls piunanh''
the greatest ounstfihuilun ~ neii'tns ~ W., az
N matters not how ions oT s'sef,il puu hs'
beat sunpung, yOu tau 10 'urj bs sufv ss'
call ipf " iilisms Indiss flls uinlmsp, an1 80
NJ other fot sale by all druggists, lssanl i.'
n 10, Aseiu. West a Gilmore, hrilse'-''N '"
AEuilte
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

Tou MuWruY NIGH, have been het'er
man than AWrHuW ior Vice President,
hut the New Work custom house u ~
saynty under Que name a. another
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

TuE original GAsEISLn man will nov
come nrward aud rCliiy his frontier.
There h aNholc army NJ him,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
DIED.

PLANkky "Wednesday, June ea, AZ ~ y
BArhars Plankey, asCd "a yoars, months and "
DAYS
Funeral iram his Tesidenos. "a aliey Ia al
o'oleck A. D.. Friday, Juno lllh. intermeni q.
NJ calvary osms,sry,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

Tho pon,ocIatc OouaU Cunvra,ion NJ oh,o
caanty, will 10 held w whesllns. Monday, June
tan, Ihs primaries will be held ca saturday,
june lltN,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
mEAI.Tm AND WEALTH.


10 seems titanse the, any one viii suhsi i''"
the many aofshssmsnu Brought ON W o. W
pure state ~ the blpod, when Ao'ills hhni 80
Liver syrup will ws,are Is,lcs, health sni w
steal organisation u u Indeed s'fest hss, =.
srup, pi,asant To tsas, aud he. pfu,ss iisth 70
boz the beat blood puriysr svei ils",gfc
ACTUALLY curing s,fuiuia, hyyhiliuc ilsH9en'
Meskae~s VI the kidssys. all Nervous dl."ti.'.
and l,sblll,y, u cortests indigestion
tn,afihiy drive cat III he system the mani w
thst human assh aud bleoi are hell W. Fhs
III lax. epslle with full difectieas.
sinsl, boitie Will prove " fou Y. msne
sily uhsn tho ea,splaini 10 81 an t,hsesu,i
nature. having tsnavney Va lssssn The nslo"'
yism III the brain ana nervous System, hs@.a '
bon we Keep this excellent blooi snd ~
syrup faf sale ~ eur drus si"fe W whes
AMI de- mast cordially Seeosa snspd " ~ vw -
,omsn snd ali sod pe.pls. Logan. list . "
Aecnta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

sss s ss.s s;' 4. y: si:s = err
SSiISlaiss' toFss ssd 81 iisa; a Wis s%g
ss's so svs ~ = 81 Ls s La 8 O.. xss.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
CONVENTIONS IN rHIs aTATn.


nGaocaAriO saws CONVENTION,
NArlnshup, July 18th
~ spARsAtE pNacVNAviC CAsntpArNs wa
CVNuNNa
FNss pts6tt Wheeling, August mn,
TAtfd ntsrtsi- uln,oa, August tth.
AkrUaIeAs stsyN CoSyESuss,
Otaitnn, lupe Nth,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11
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candidate Iu the Democratic nomination
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