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pany IN the. torciil'ght procession. Il .is
expecten Mat ndhy ot th6 VISITORS WILL be
ntlyerttseu 1, to l!e lfre aro ex,{'oy. Seymour,
yen, FRANZ e1get' a'lu .. :. Cox, OF New
1neK: -, -
+,;c G$G1otHat9r Got1 w. IL. 1t,a'nam, Gna,fman oi
IN ttn riiw A. 1o toliov IT, .tI raisfm ra,,,ci
i,otn ~ Hnt}{ y" thn ina+ ~ t tau WI! ie.hai
tia ectno ~ ia sate ~ Gommi,aa o mnt. nt
rnw v ''''"S u '1te "'1lo e''''''''ee'7 'o~'nos'
toTi Tic ncnub1tcon f.omm,ttco anno,nted in
the Twsatylr:t Ss;ty M ~ ar I, a % , watSh fSr i
~ ~ ,vin, III syi,an +ho,. f,,,, u,G ti,
war ware " yatchcII % 'e'' "''''' ''''' ''uA" o'es
"''' "@sso; MOST or r,rrx A,sE nr1,rvxD
be allowed to yote tile Democratic ticket.
Despite tic proteatationS and agreement ot
tho Chalrn!en OF tlIe State Committees i'll
far0r of II fair ELECTION there II more or less
fem atrnaI TINT TUG purity Ut tho hall0t-box
Will bo sadly ravlsficd week from tU-1nor-
row.
4 letter received at Republican headquar-
ters to-day from FRANKLIN pays TINT john
ts, ttEov,s ntr!Yett uleta IIoil tatnpie Goitity,
thot MiV nm, U s,,"rn 10 ~ III fs ~ ":T et'S,,,
mi am tev ~. ~ snr xsrv ify ,nv AeGteSys
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g!S "nS o,Gs maiu ar;!.s iT.M ,scE'eu lTn DanniS,
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finleti. Xii nctitinns rrerfv4nt III, In to.m,nr
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II, fnin, ~ f,I,n ~ o,," ~: mi rn petso1 ~ 1
VI! 4" ws!l !? aoS!y 5irSstiy, 70 William i.
tLyna! go%ittss @ wita suq'!srefS + At Gu!
ts expiai,ati", i fars6e by Stnator ma 81 Bainan @
e%n* VII Do %s to kee very csIef
IL wsa ianat ~ .ti,st H.. ~. ~
gs III iie IT, uaIa s III. sbag u cnataini,'g
pe@t ot, ~ nf WI M!.h ttat Inve ~ SoniaE
L}on Cansro'! Is re!t,rtea to ,l!a l,aye gone t.
in,an' annt u t's'ss " see''e '''s ''efe ~ lux
eou"|' r,,,,,,p HATTIE
speetai Dspatta 10 7ne chteaao Tribune.
| TEnnE l1AuTE, Ind, Uct. 4.--TlIc den,orl-
stratiuu u the 1junlncraey h+llEsht IN honor
| Ut GEn. FrAlz SiEcl failed 10 Gquul III lIulil-
Der the Republican meeting. u Saturday
Night lust, altGoaE;nl! eyery effort had hee!t
Gsr!nan eitxe9Sh and i ws noticeable
sion.-. Actitai count showed i,;oO torches.
The Germans llereasa class arc Republicans.
| pEMocnAT1c CHEEK AND loop1uMlsA At
| ytSCESSEs.
VfScESSEs, lid, Oct, 4-Fhe citizens OF
this civ tI.n,,, arising on Saturdny inorninE.
foi,,,u asAj" very linpraily Displayed in IuI[
FxasoeGs s' pt Witt 0' " %rs, ySSts ssni xaipty Il
Reulblical!s. % Tlis specics ~ of ilusJjni,,is1u IS
i'..w IL li!s cutM,,,ity. @ MD M II uiccts wit .c
, 1880-10-05
OREGON RAILWAY & NAVIGATION COMPANY
Stockholders Meeting,

The Annual MeetIug Of Btocthotds Of tho union
!sssu.sn E;fs1!tfy Is, tnlHns un'on H.
Ut u1icvEs und such Uthot business luoy lvEuilY
GEII r. WILLIAMS. Secretary. .
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ADVANCE mi EAR IRON

Talk About Putting Nails TO Six Dollars.
PITTSBURGH, January 30.-The Western
Iron Association met at its rooms on
Fourth avenue, this city, with Mr.. J. G.
Lewis in the chair, and Mr.. Jos. D. Weeks
as Secretary. The business to be trans.
acted was, briefly, general discussion Of
the iron market and the advisability Of
advancing the card, now 8! cents, to 4
cents for manufactured iron. This gives
puddlers 81 % per ton, as against So rs at
present. The meeting was called to order
shortly before noon. Routine business oc.
cupied the earlier portion Of the meeting,
including the reading Of letters from a
number OF members who were not able 10
attend in person. a discussion on the
change OF card followed, in which consid.
cradle opposition was developed, especial
ly from Pittsburgh and the Shenango and
Mahoning Valleys. 1t was finally decided,
however, to advance the card rate from
three and half to four cents, In regard
to nails the Association has no jurisdic.
ton, butinasmuch as the prominent nail
men OF the country are members Of the
Iron Association, there will doubtless be a
meeting Of the nail fraternity to discuss
the propriety OF 5000, or thereabouts, per
keg. The attendance to-day was large.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-The Temperance
Executive Committee held a meeting a
few evenings since, at which 1t was de.
termined 10 hold a grand temperance an.
niversy mass meeting at Washington Hall
on the evenlngof the 18th Of February,
The hall has been secured for the oc
casion and arrangements are being per-
fected to mako It Q huge affair. The com.
mittee are corresponding with parties
abroad, some Of whom will no doubt be
present and address the citizens OF Wheel
ing on the subject Of temperance.
Rev. Thompson OF the Disciples Church,
Rev. ]. D. Moffat, E. q. Cracraft and
others will be present and address the
meeting at Parker Hall to.Horrow as 81 r.
". AS all who attended this meeting last
Sabbath will want TO be there tomorrow
they should secure their seats before that
hour, as many will be turned away for
want OF room.
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RoSEY's PoINr CAsEs.-A day or two
ago ]. f. sisson, Esq, made an iniorma.
ton against Albert and George Fisher,
Luther Blayney, Henry Dice, Jr., James
White, Jr., Hartman Seabright and Henry
Heimberger, charging them with disturb.
ing him at night by tin pan serenades and
other noises, much to his annoyance and
and discomfort. The charge was made
before Justice W. II. Caldwell, and yester.
day morning the young gentlemen put in
an appearance for trial. The State was
represented by L, S. Jordan and Col. G..
B. Caldwell, and the boys by W. p. Hub.
bard and ]. ]. Woods, Esq. A large
crowd had assembled about the office,
mainly made up Of witnesses OF which
there were about ninety summoned. One
witness only was examined when the
case was compromised, Mr.. Sisson agree
ing to pay the costs II the boys would
agree to not modest him in the future. His
daughter was married recently, and the
young "bloods" have been serenading ever
since.
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LINDSEY INSTITUTE IrEMs.-The Echo
makes It's semi.moathly appearance to.
day.
on Wednesday.
Several OF the boys who have been on
the sick list have recovered and are at
work again.
The Lindsey Junior Society held an
interesting meeting yesterday afternoon.
Essays were read by Edward Bodley, Geo.
Boyd, Nelson Cecil, John Christal, Cephas
Davis, Frank Dunlevy and Charles FLAG.
Gus; declarations were delivered by Ed.
gerton Vance, Marshall White, Wilson
Kelly, Albert Whitaker William Conrad,
Frank Van Sickler and John Sutherland.
A debate between Thomas Eoa and Mar.
shall White concluded the performances.
In the Lindsey Society the following
class read interesting essays: OFT Caroth.
ers, Oren Kisner, John Mcclure, John
Armstrong, Harry Garden, VIM. Hof.
mann, Frank Hall, David Garden, James
Maxwell, OrloF Zane, William Rolf vii.
liam Gutman aud John K. List, The class
for deClamations was composed OF the FOL.
lowing members: A. Pannell Garden,
Charles List, Eugene Armstrong, Peter
Bosley, r. Edgar Hall, Charles Hobbs,
John Nice ortney, Charles B. OFT, William
Delaplain, George Stamm and Samuel o.
Bryce.
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RELIGIOUS NoTES.-International Sun
day School lesson tomorrow: Matthew
V: l.l6. the topic being True Disciples"
At the Sixteenth Street Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning Rev. P. 4.
Theme: 1.-THE Loneliness OF Christ, }" John
XVI: 80. At the evening hour Rev. s..
B. Barnitz will preach, the subject being,
"The Prodigal Son. Sunday School at 2
p. NJ. Address by Rev. P. a. Heilman.
Blackboard lesson: Matthew V: lilo. It
is hoped Mr.. Roller will be able to be
present with his cornet.
At the Zane Street Church tomorrow
the pastor, Geo. E. Hite, will preach in
the morning from 9 Cor. IN: 8.8. At
night the subject will be "Hell and its
Torments." Sunday School at 2P.M.
Rev. ]. G. Lyle will preach in the Third
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning,
the first Of series Of sermons on the "Ten
CommHndments," Evening subject,
"Moral Courage"
First Reformed Episcopal Church ser.
vices, Mozart Hall, at 1880 A. NJ. and Z r.
N. Sabbath School at 8 A. NJ. Holy COM
munion in the morning. The Rev. Mr..
Curtis, OF Moundsville, will preach in the
evening.
The next regular monthly meeting OF
"The Wheeling Sabbath School Associa.
ton" will be held Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 3, at the lecture room OF the First
Presbyterian Church, at n o'clock. A full
attendance Of all interested in Sabbath
School work isurged,. Subjects: Sermon
on the Mount" by Rev. W. B. Thompson
and others.
First Baptist Church, Twelfth and
Byron. Morning subject: 1.-THE perfect
Mass" Evening: christian emulation
to love and good works. Thos. F. Clancy,
Pastor. Sunday School at2P.M.
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PERSONAL MENTIo3.-Misg May Watson,
OF White Day, W. Va, Is visiting at the
residence Of Presiding Elder Wilson, on
the Island.
Mr.. W. D. Gordon, an old Wheeling
boy, and a newspaper typo, is in the city.
10 is on bis way to Washington from
Kansas.
Rev. P. A. Heilman, a talented young
minister OF the Lutheran Church is the
guest Of John II. Zevely, on Eighteenth
street.
Miss Bessie Hamilton, who has been at.
tending school at lit. Do ChGntal, return.
ed to her home to-day, accompanied by
her mother, for few days vacation.
The following are among the latest ar
rivals 81 the New Mcclure: II. S. Dorsey,
New York; Charles Rath, Cincinnati ;
Daniel Dewey, Boston; William Mida,
CINCINNATI; G. G. Filter, Philadelphia; A.
]. Bach, New York; Il. /. Wood and wife,
Wheeling; B. J. Smith, New Cumberland /;
H. B. Newton, Albany; J. P. Merrill, N.
". Brewster, George NJ. Baird, Charles
g. Wheslsr, S. !. Werpn and John H.
Graham, New York; George 7. Lytell,
sayracuseI J. NJ. Lewis, Barnesyille; e..
J. Bushfeld, Pittsburgh ]. S. Critchley,
Cleveland; John Alexander, Fulton; A.
W. Shaw, Portland, Maine; Robert B.
White, Baltimore; D. Paul, Cincinnati;
]. Ii Glosa snG wife, st. Clairsville.
Among the arrivals on the st. Lawrence
yesterday morning were Adiutant Gen.
eral L. L. Wood and wife, Col. Ed. Men.
del, Major Pan, Stalnaker, DR.. R. s. Har.
very and Corporal H. ". Mcclure, return.
ing from Charleston and the Weod.smith
wedding.
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NorE-CuucuRA Is admirably assisted In cases Of
extreme physical weakness, or when tho virus Of
ScroIula Is Known 10 ufk In the system, by the In
ternal use Of the CuTIcuRA REsoLvEST, without
doubt tho most powerful blood purifier and liver
stlmulAnt In the world.
CuTICuRA Soar is an elegant toilet and medicinal
assistant 10 Cucura In the treatment OF all extor-
nal ailments. For chRpped hands, rough skin add
tan suuburn, and the lesser skin troubles, 1t Ii In:
dispenSablt Osp for the toilet the nursery and
bath 1t Is tho most elegant refreshing, and healing
before the pnbllch.
These great remedies succeed whore all Others
heretofore 10 use fall because they possess new and
original properties never before successfully COM
blned In medicine.
The CUrIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared BY WEEKS 4
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, Boston, and sold
by all Druggists Price Of CuTIcuRA small boxes, 50
cents large boxes, containing two aud one-hAli timed
the quantity Of SMALL 81. RksoLvENT, 81 per bottle.
CuTlcURA Soar, Is cents per cake by mall, 30 Cents
three cakes, rs cents,
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Gtre g,steui9ettrtr.
New Advertisen,euIs.

onice. Nos. 20 and NJ fourteenth street.
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TIE SLAVE CoNCERr.-These unusual
entertainments to be given on Monday and
Tuesday evenings at the English Lutheran
Church are creating good deal Of inter.
est, and Wheeling Is likely to be no ex.
ception to the other places visited by them
in respect TO large audiences. The. voices
OF the singers arc said by press and pulpit
to DO remarkable. All but one OF the
singers were born slaves and accustomed
to sing on the old plantation. They are
said 10 rival the Tennesseans who pleased
our citizens 30 greatly some years ago.
Mr., Barnitz has determined to limit the
number OF tickets to the comfortable seat
ing capacity OF the church. Secure seats
ate. Y. Lucas music store. e.'
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WASHINGTON, January Sl.-l A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. threaten
ing weather and rain, followed by clear
ing and colder weather, winds generally
from north to west and rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, light rain and
snow, followed by clearing and colder
weather, southwest to northwest winds
and rising barometer.
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NV YORx, january SO.-The long
standing suit Of the St, Louis, Alton and
Terre Haute Railroad Company against
Samuel J, Tilden, Charles Butler and
others has ended at last by virtual con-
LESSONS, judgment by defendants and re-
payment Of several hundred thousand
dollars. To-day Judge Blatchford signed
the papers, which conclude as follows:
ut is ordered adjudged and decreed by
the court against the said defendants,
Butler and Tilden, the bill OF complaint,
and the amended bill be and the same Is
hereby dismissed from and out Of this
court without cost to either party"
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How THE Boon STRUCK GREENpAcK
MAN OF This CITY.--Meeting our old rubi.
cund friend George Crumbacker, late head
center, East Wheeling department. OF the
Greenback order in this immediate do.
cese, we inquired whether the boom. had
"Yes, struck me good,' said the jolly
George. "l'm on my feet square as q
brick these days, and no mistake"
swell then, George, resumption did not
kill YOU of after all, said we?
"No, sir! am ahead on the boom to .
very satisfactory extent"
"Are you still Tor more money!
"Yes, l want plenty Of money. We
want low interest, but still I'm not dis
posed to complain with things as they
are"
The fact is that George got right on the
top OF the boom several months ago when
he purchased, in conjunction with A. G.
Robinson, Esq, the Rush Run coal
property, where he is making coke and
selling It at cents q bushel on board the
cars, and where he has made nice pile OF
money in abort time. He can now sell
out at a very plump bonus and expects
to do so. He is on the make these days,
and we are glad Of 1t, for George Is good
fellow and 90 ahead citizen.
chow about real estate?" We Inquired.
"Real estate is doing well, said he. ~
have been carrying load in that way for
some years, but tits getting lighter now
all the time, and | expect TO come out all
right" .
Elbow much has real estate advanced?"
"Well, should say 20 per cent from
the lowest point"
Can you sell at the advance2"
"Yes, sales can be made at this time TO
some extent and the prospects ahead are
good"
Just at this point citizen W. D. English,
the Assessor, came along side and told
George he had some business in regard to
and so the burly Greenbacker
gave us a parting grip and passed on.
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OTTAWA, January 30.-A grave digger
had thrown three or four shovels full Of
sand on the coffin OF q smallpox victim,
when he fancied he heard o noise. The
coffin was raised, and Il was found that
the person still lived. He was taken back
10 the hospital.
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Commissioner Sale-T. j. Hugus.
Commonwealth Distribution Company
Blank Books-Stanton & Davenport.
List OF Letters.
Money to Loan.
For Rent.
DR.. Banning-First page.
]. Blum 4 Bro.
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UALUABLE pROpERTy r0p 9,

NJ ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR 81
Y The plot Of ground lOeatel on NIus,,stSSS .
with 4 frontage Of lSs feet, running mi M y
which stands the Soap and Candle Nis,i,.
erected BY, and formerly opperAtei bT HTEI
feet; a rendering house, 10 feet iGulIs M,
main building, two engines, two bOtISrL NJ
16x60; stables and other outbnIidippL ma.
large soap kettles, one with Cspaciiy q piSs
thousand, and the other Gfleen thculIbj ~,
noapi two large rendering kettles, eitht an
chimes, one tOap press, twelve soap irant, N 4,
ing machine, and sundry marhIhO AID niiS
houses on tho ground, and lease yAta =.
present rental Of 5000 per annum. TIE IN
be sold-part ealh and the balance On NM.
City bonds will be taken In part payntnt IL
Their information inquire Of ALEXASDEEI,
General business aud Real Estate Agrnt lilj d
street, Cangle's Block, over City Bank.
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restore the lost functions and procure Health and
happiness where before was dependency and gloom
The Specific Medicine Ia being used with wonderful
Pamphlets sent free . ALL wh.O for thOm and go
| full particulars.
Price Specific, 81 90 por package. or SIX PACKAGE
for IS co. win DO sOnt by mall on receipt oil money
Address oil orlors, J. B. SIMPSONS MEDICINE CD.
Nos. 1oi and iO6 Main St, Buffalo n. Y.
oeJ Sold In Wheeling by LAUGIILIS BROS. Il co
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BUY a Present that will outlast time (;
one TO not only gladden. the heart to-day but
10 after years awaken happy recollections
or the qiver. JACOB W. GRuBB.
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Old Age and dis
eases that lead 10
Consumption, In
sanity and an early
grave, or both. No
matter how shat
tered the system
may be from ex.I
ceSses Of any kind,
u short course Of
this MR,llpIua will
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"sHonny" is both amusing aud instruc.
tive, and Rev. Nesbitt knows how to make
it so. Twenty-Five cents will admit you
atthe Third Presbyterian Church, Wednes,
day, February 4t6,
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Make aHappy New Year, Happy.

By presenting your wife. daughter, sister,
or friend with
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar.
Violin and bow,
Or Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street
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SALT RHEUM
Covering the Body for Ten Years, pcrmai
nently Cured.

Law oYPIcE ov CITAs HouGHToS, |
II COngressSluet, Boston, Feb. %, 1878 q
Messrs. WEEKS POTTER: GsRLieRen-I feel II q
duty 10 inform you, and through you all who are In
teFeitOd 10 know the fact that most disagreeable
and obatinate case Of Salt RhGum or Eczema, which
has been under my perIonA observation FROM s mat
appearance TO the present ume-about ten u0l years.
covering the greater portion Of the patients body
and limbs with It's peculiar Irritating and Itching
such disease had been applied without benehl, has
completely disappeared, leaving clean and healthy
skin, under a few days Of Proluse application Of
CUTICuRA.
can and do heartily advise all similarly addicted
10 try the remedy which has been efectuAl In this
s''' very Respectfully cAAs. HouGHToN.
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Mr.. JoHH B. HYlAND, OF Troy, N. Y,
suffered with Rheumatism for ten months
30 badly that he could hardly raise his
arms or legs. Tried bottle Of st. Jacobs
vi, and the relief was immediate.
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R1PLE PRACrlcE.-A correspondent out
the Hemp6eld sends US the following
score made by the Claysville and WASH
ington Rifle Clubs out Of q possible so,
on the grounds OF the former, yesterday:
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RS. HoLINdsHRAD, the agent for II. B.
shanks' celebrated Paragon dress shirts,
made 10 measure only, has opened an
Office at ~ Twelfth street, room No. s.
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To Nervous suiIerers-The Great Euro.
pean Remedy-Dr. J. d. Simp.
sons Specific Medicine.

DIR. ]. Is. Simpsons Specific Medicine
Is positive cure for SpermAtorhea, 1mpotoncy,
Weakness and all diseases resulting from Sell-Abu6
Languor, IaSstudc, Depression Of Spirits and fune.
tIona arrangements Of me Nervous System generally
Pain In Back or Side, Loss Of Memory, Premature
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Iroar Soar does not chap hands,

oSE thousand pounds Of best quality
Southern carpet chain at low prices, al
John Roemer's.
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CITY PROPERT

Brick dwelling on Markst street, No w
Dwelling house, South Front street. Ii.s
Four Brick houses on EOi street.
One brick house on Seventeenth ,tr.,t
One vacant lot, corner Seventeenth mil ia.
Apply 10 ZANE 4 STAiSLIFI
Real Estate and ColIertinI ".
ja7 3jTwelIth Itrtet, 49,, M i.
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THERMOMETERS RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
1871. 1880.
TAI l2M.SP. MIN. I AM. l2N. or. N. TIN
Is ~ IS 20 50 IS 20 GO
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cOLLINS
Vol1ac - sltc1Rlt
RlAsTERs

Chronic Weakness Of the Lungs, Heart, and Kidneys,
In the Absorption Of Poison, from the Blood through
the Pores, and tho Prevention Of Fever and Ague,
Liver Complaints, Maarial and Contagious Diseases,
they arc wonderful. Get the genuine. janS-wSAw
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EoR SALE

CROOKS AND NEAL RsTATR-igS
- had many years experience IN ~ "
and buying stocks and real estate And =
take pleasure in giving any IniOrS S
might have to buyers or seller, and nv.
larly take pleasure in receiving 6rds,i y !,
or purchase, doing justice to both ISTis
100 l.l&wlS,
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Rev. D. K. NEsDIrr Is highly compli.
mented both by the press and public for
his eloquence and able delivery. Go and
hear him at the Third Presbyterian
Church, Wednesday evening, February
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-31

I:BLuN& BIO. offer bargains in cloaks
and dolmanB, 80 and see them.
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DOR RENT.-THE WAREHOtI
IL and DWELLING. No. Iii3 Main T;rVst, "
cnpied by MeAsrs. c. KrauS 4 Bro. hstsiss d,
April LIST, 1850. HENRY r. Isl,
dec 1904 Milh M
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E0R RENp.-THE STORE ROOM Al
J. Dwelling, Nos. 1858 and 1900 Min HrU, 4
occupied By 3. 3. Hopkins. POs,essiOa dra n
J, lSe0. Apply 10 J.. KESSEDI,
desc lOTJ Ails 'HA
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MUSICAL Instruments repaired at Shelb's.

1. BLUM & Bro, offer bargains in house.
keeping goods, 60 and see them.
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PLEASE bear in mind that NJ. Salinger
will open out the Atlantic Clothing House,
No. 1920 Market street, Crangle'S Block,
March LIST, He will have all the Spring
novelties in the Clothing trade.