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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-19
Freishts Up the River.

The last Bismarck Tribune says: THE
freight, both government and private, for all
points in Montana, will be shipped via Bis
marck this year. The government does not
intend to pay % cents per 100 pounds per 100
miles, for the long river transportation from
Running Water or Yankton, when there is d
way to get the freight to the Missouri liver
al a poin. 100 or 500 miles above, thus saving
81 per hundred on transportation. The
Northern Pacific will also make such rates on
private freight that it, too, will ON this way
a. the boats will not care TO 60 below for
small trips."
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-19

The lecture delivered by Mr.. A. J. Noyes last
evening in the NJ. E. church was attended by
Noyes, who is quite q young man, handled
his subject with an ability as tlattering to
himself as it was enjoyable TO his listeners.
We predict for the gentleman a marked sue
cess In tue lecture field, and hope our citizens
will NOT deny themselves the pleasure of
hearing a well delivered discourse whenever
Mr.. Noyes shall again he pleased to enter,
tam them.
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from Thursdays Daily.I 81,

The barometer is standing pat.
Nothing serious or mysterious occurred in
Butte last night. s'' 'fof""a@ "aa .tt"sG1T''
The drug stock of the Newton Bros. is on
the road and expected to arrive soon.
The main shaft Of The Colusa mine is 60
ing down again, after a temporary suspension.
DE-. ketchum has removed his office to
east Broadway, a few doors from the st.
Nicholas hotel.
The Gagnon mine is producing an excel
lent quality Of ore from the west level from
the main shaft.
Walkerville presents a live app france, and
a number of improvements of property are
noticeable in that expanding town..
The new district court seal for this county
reads: Second Judicial District, Montana
Territory, Silver Bow County. Sea-"
Barrett & Warren's is headquarters to hear
big quartz talk. Quartz sharps congregate at
this place to exchange mining intelligence.
The funeral of Rev. S. P. Longstreet, at
Helena, was largely attended. Rev. Mr..
Garvin, of this city, preached the funeral ser
mon.
The terminus of the Northern Pacific rail-
road is now at a point fifty miles from Glen
dive, and about half a mile east Of the Mon
tana line.
The move TO form a stock company to bring
a larger and better supply of water into Butte
is favorably entertained by all the property
owners of the city.
Walkerville is to have a branch Of a heavy
mercantile house. Lee W. Foster & Co.,
contemplate opening a branch in that -four
ishing mining burg.
Eddy, Hammond g. Co. have now stored in
Butte $4,000 pounds of hams and lard which
they will sell in quantities at low prices. APP
ply to e. l.. Bonner q Co.
The sale of grand elf distribution tickets,
in this city and other towns of the territory,
indicates that all the numbers will be dis
posed OF before the time of drawing.
A communication received from Basiu City
rejecting in unmeasured terms upon a man,
is written correctly, but the letter bears evil
dencc of being written by one person and
signed by another. Hence it is not noticed
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From Wednesdays Daliy.l
TIDAL wAvE DISTRICT.
The i."dc> Of u Promising stuars. ta,sp
iH Madison C0unty.

The Tidal Wave quartz district is located
between Iron Nod ana Salisbury. in Madison
county. Til. first location in this district
was madc in .August. 1850, and since that
time fifteen or twenty locations hay. been
made. \ correspondent sends ii description
OF the mines of The district ana tells how tbs
lodes are developed as foi!owA:
The Tidal Wave lode, discovered hs Fred
Root II Co, is opened by a shaft ~ Zee; deep,
ON a vein of four feet of ore that assays from
200 to 400 ounces in silver d. Tie ton. 1t i,
bonded to a I.eaiville party for $4,000, as is
also the Bears Foot lode for SIG. 0 A
number of men are engaged in developing
both pr"peltle,.
The Tudor lo1G is u fine prospect with u
shaft down Twelve feet. Noah Armstrong
paid 81 1000 for u onc-thirG interest in this
lodr. Mr.. Armstrong has a mil, on the roa
to be put np in the district.
The Olive Branch lode has d three foot
silver to the Ion.
The Valley View lode is opened hy a shaft
twenty feet deep. 1t has a four foot vein OF
ore that ASSAYS from 90 TO 100 ounces in sill
yer.
The Tramp is a good prospect-tle ORG
from ii assays from 400 tn 200 ounces.
Tie High Ridge is Il tile prospect, owncs
by &. l.. Dahler. Assays have been obtained
from 80 to 240 ounces in silver.
Many other locations in the Tida Wave
district present a fiattering showing, amonl
which may be mentioned the Phiiadelphis.
Little Creator, Bald Mountain and Monster
lodes. SO far as pruspected all the lodes
look like permanent veins, and extensive
prospecting and developing will be made as
soon as the snow goes of.
Republican whisky flowed like rivers uf
running water during the campaign, but
when it GENES 10 paying the whisky bills.
after they are cold. greenbacks are mol plenty,
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LEXINGTON.

Work ut the new shaft house OF the Lex.
iugton mine is unusually active under tie
supervision of Capt. Plaisted, who has the
work well in hand and completing it rapidly.
The Lexington mine is owned and operated
by Judge Davis and no company" as erro-
neously reported, has anything to do with ii.
IN additional force Of men has been put ON
the work since our last report, and the new
hoisting machinery is nearing completion. 1t
is expected that within a week or ten DAYS at
most that active sinking operations will De
resumed in the main donble-compartment
shaft. which is to be- sunk to ii d. pth of 800
fert Stations will be established and the
Lexington vein will be tapped at levels, the
depth of which will be hereafter determined.
In the old incline shaft of this lnllle a high
grade of ore is coming out daily, aud the
quantity extracted is limited To enough to
supply the Davis mill. This ore colues from
the workings in the east level Of the mine.
III" immensely rich zone Of cfe il the Len
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Republican whisky flowed like rivers Of
running water during the campaign, but
when it GENES 10 paying the whisky bills.
after they are cold greenbacks are not plenty,
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ington, chronicled a short time since, is not
now being worked, for reasons entirely salts
factory tothe owner Of the mine. The ore
hoisted yesterday was OF the same character
AS that reported so often in the past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

TiiE portrait OF Dr.. Holland, by WYATT
Eaton, which The Century Company offer
on special terms to subscribers TO Tho
Century Magazine (Scribncr'S MOnihiy) Is \
ltc.siAe photograph from the original cruy.
on drawing, showing nearly the full face
and part Of the shoulders. Considered
only as an exceptionally fine specimen OF
tile art OF photography In America, this
picture Is OF great interest. II has, more.
over, an intrinsic Hrt.value US an exact re-.
production Of the work Of one Of the best
portrait-pAinters Of AmCrCa and Il will
be welcomed for It's subject in many
homes where the writings Of DR.. Holland
are familiar as household words" A
lCading New York critic says "pericct
restfulncss, and dignity that few painters
attain, are the traits Of portraits done bv
Mr.. Wyatt Eaton. The latest rrayon hcad
Of n poet In the series of Americfp
men OF mark on which he has been on.
gagged is that Of Dr.. Holland. lie Inns
kept, In this case, n middle ground be-
tween the flowing locks and King Rar.ike
appearance Of his picture Of Bryant and
the rougli-hewi, massive picture BY which
lie CommemOnted the first OF the MARTYR
Presidents. tits matter that tells Of tie
times, that thoughtful artist like Eaton
should picture popular novelist and poet
no solid and sturdy Of look"
ltshOuld be said that Il was at the sup
gestion OF the artist that the portrait is pro.
duCed by photography rather than by on.
Craving. While lite.siEe photograph like
this Is more expensivcin the printing, Tho
result Is iii every way more artistic and
satisfactory. "''
THE sudden death Of DR.. Holland lends
q new Interest and value TO this portrait
which, as the public are aware, had beer,
announced some weeks before his decease. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21

The average for the present year is but
G6 per cent, less than any OF the five pre-.
ceding years. New York and Pennsylva.
mia, which usually produce one.iourth oil
the entire crop, report prospective yield
Of but G6 and 60 per cent respectively
Ohio shows the greatest effect OF tho
drought, as she has in her other crops.
A full crop, allowing for slight increase
in acreage this year, would be about 1855,
$4,000 bushels-6G-pcr cent of which will
be l94,7l4,Osl, or two and one.half bushels
for each person in the country; nearly H.,
100000 bushels less than last year, and
over 100000 bushels less than an average
crop; which must create demand upon
the cereals to supply the deficiency forfood
for men and animals, and to that extent
decrease the surplus which would otherwise
remain for export.
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The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette says
that it seems az il there must be "cor.
ner" in the hired help market in that city.
Good girls-in fRCt girls Of any sort-arC
scarce. A reporter OF that paper inter
viewed IN employment office for an ex-
PLANTATION Of this dcarth in the market, and
was told that girls had practically organ,
lied rebellion against domestic service
and refuse to perform that kind Of work
except in cases where they can find nothing
Glsu to do 1t seems that they have an
especial aversion to going to the country
We quote what one employment agency
said on this point;
"They seem to have horror of the rural
regions. Girls, us you know, are social
creatures They are fond Of balls, parties
md amusemGnts Of all kinds. One reason
why they object to house service is that
they are never through with their work,
and consequently have no time for enjoy.
nent. In the country they claim it is al.
work and no play, and hence their reuct.
ance to go there. Blue skies, pure air and
health atG nothing to them 80 long us they
NV ~, uop, ., VI eJnsv'' ,, 'Oolo'y'
luz 'ol'ItsY' "'ne" 'IIe "se't """' Tic
snnino ,To, ,r W. ""''" ,"%o lol ,'I's'
Ia,i's., IVY IVY ~ m"," opposeu u
mIvoi A.. ,',oa. ''i ~ .,'a,,, ns., '"'''
,o,I "vi, 'iae i Ii. " tI'uIn tniuk lhey can
ie' m;aer ''Ees a.in Num-, ut more money
horc rn,',sor hn "Iso,, rn S.ones, SHOPS Mc'
MANI nre t%Ms n,nnIo"cJ T oMd - great
morS ers sn"Iin" .;ty,otin "u s.G T ILliy
Thcv work about ,en hours Jov ', and G Hnon
evenings md SMnTnv IN thcms"i.o %'" i'' ,Io
not thiSk thc mmi"rtv If ih"S" ' 81. ~ ~.
more tbnn house ScrvGnts Thcv liSv ,9 Ia,'.
honrd IN INV, II th"v Lovc ~ %om tss' ~
their own md This Il ouiie nm itom '" VI
IDo thr WORKING ~irIs Lcr" ' sow" ,rro,,
monov?' e''' '' saw "'"'''
HN9ne NJ ,lom sovo vnrv much T,o,
would bc imnHssiLo nm Tho ' Mnos i i,,n.
recnivc md Tia Li"h cost of Iy;M "e'1 S .,u
nj them Low"ynr ' sovc com.E Ioso J'I,'
House servants soyo iho moot Lona,'sn
their oynenses orc li"ht brow %1T""' q
inw of thrm who havo %enk ocrorNts o y "
,,'o',. " n,,'a" o '',,., I" "., ,,
AIMING o'''or questions asked Oh the
tic employment agency was an inquiry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-21
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81.
The Potato Crop.

The condition Of the potato crop in West
Virginia on September LIST was 70 testi-
mating on basis Of 1907, and on October
LIST it had fallen to "A. This was, however, .
per cent. lessthan the average fall through
out the country. The condition OF the
whole country September LIST was 20, and
on the LIST OF October only 60. There were
only two States Of the Union where the
crop on the LIST OF September was up to
100, and only one where it was 100 on the
list Of October, viz; Connecticut, where it
was l02 September LIST, and only so Octo-
Der LIST, and Oregon, where it was los Sep.
TENDER list, and l07 on October LIST. In
Ohio the crop has been exceedingly light,
viz: 10 September LIST and is October LIST.
Kansas shows the lightest yield Of any
State in the Union, viz: - and 10. Cali.
lornia shows good yield, viz: IS on the
LIST OF October.
The total product OF the five years past
was Us follows:
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The proprietor of that immensely popular
remedy, Kidney.Wort in recognition Of the
claims Of the public which has 50 literally
patronized them, have prepared liquid
preparation Of that remedy for the, special
accommodation Of those who from any reason
dislike to prepare it for themselves, 1t Is
very concentrated and, as the dose is small,
It is more easily taken by many 1t has the
same etIectual action in all diseases Of the
kidneys, liver or bOwels,-Liome and Farm,
NWFIW
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Mil Site.
Losr CREEE, Harrison County, w. W

LOST CREEK, Harrison County, W. Va,
The citizens OF this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com
pany with capital to come and build first
class FLOURISG MILL. Coal and water in
abundance. Situate on the line OF the C., W.
X G. K. K, For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Bassell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
w Va
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VIZ are glad to hear II. Our druggists IN.
forms us that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup sell,
better than any other medicine, and ALWAYS
gives satisfaction. ltisvery cheap, too, costs
only % cents bottle.
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sSODGRAss- KEITH-On Wednesday evening,
October 10Th, nj the First Presbyterian Church,
steubenvillc, Ohio, by Rev. DR.. Grimes, Mr.. EDWIS
SSOnGRAsS Of st. Paul, MINI, formerly Of Ben.
wood, West Va TO Miss TOsslE KEITH, Of steubrn.
vile, Ohio,
Observation-Disclosures Thursday evening,
October 20, 1851, by Rev. J. T. Mcclure, Mn, JoIIS
CEOcKARD and Miss MARY GARDINER, all Of city,
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DIED.

BULGER-On Tuesday morning. October Is, 1851,
at II o'clock A. NJ, OF typhoid fever, JAMES W. BrL.
GER, son Of James N. and RebeCrG II, Bugur In the
| 3Oth year OF his Hgr,
The funeral services will take place on Friday
afternoon at o'clock, from residence, No. II Six
tecnth street, Friends Of the family are invited.
IutGment at Nj, Wood Cemetery
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Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bed bugs
reaches, lose their lives by collision will
Rough on Rats. Sold by druggists; l5o
| boxes,
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sATuRpAY, NoYEMnER lorn. Isl.

commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the following de-
sCribed property, that's TO say; certain piece or
parcel Of ground IN that part Of the city Of Wheeling
ohio county, In the addition To said city laid ont
BY John Mcclure aud described w. follows: Re-
ginning ut point where the south line OF the lnt
alley running parallel with and south Of High
street strikes the National Road; thence along tho
western line Of said rOad south about seventy feet
more or less to Mr, RNarhs line; thence west with
MrS. R0achs line one hundred and slxty.thrre feet
more or les 10 Phillips line thence north with said
Phillips line hhySiS feet 10 the alley Aforesaid;
thence east with said line two hundrcda and sixteen
feet mOrU or les 10 the beginning together with
the Improvements thereon
Title believed good, but will convey only tho
title vested In me by said deed OF trust.
TERMS OF sALE-OnGthirl Of the purchase money
and IN much more Us the purchaser may elect cash
In hand, the balance In two equal installmGnts ut
six and twelve months, with interest from day Of
alC, the purchaser giving notes secured by deed OF
trust and policy Of insurance on the property for
tie deferred payments: ............
". ]. ". COwDES, Solicitor. DELI
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joins o. PENDLEIOS. Attorney.
W. II. HALLER, AuCtInnccr. Ocll

VNR USTEE'S SALE OF NORTH
l. WHEELING PROPERTY.
by virtue Of u deed Of trust made by Michael
MuiCuey aud Anna n, Mnllency, his wife, to me ~
trustee, dated June 10th, 1876 aud recorded In the
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
10, page A. will sell III public auction, ut tho
Virginia on
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ATTORNEYS

w j. W. C0WDEN,
W. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oflce, No. 1922 Chapllnc st., Wheeling, ". Va
Prompt attention To al business jc7ndw
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TRUsTEES SALE,

-
lIy virtue Of deed Of trust made by Patrick p.
WGlrh and Almedia, his wife, TO me M trustee,
dated the lith day Of June, 49, aud recorded ~ n
Wy my ~ hao " TsI IIaot ~ mnoSbsE .beiI
so AZ nnLiIc nucton nj III" front dh"T NJ tbn Court
IInn "s VI 6hiS "ouniv WTst ViTSlniH m
''o"'' W o,TTvn,W N0vr,,pEW 80,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following lie.
scrIbCd properly, TINT Is To say; All tho south
One,hnlf Of the east OnChAlf u tho lot num-
bcrCi ono hundred and sixty Of the addition to thu
said city Of Wheeling hid out by Peter Yanell.
John FiwCett aud Others, commonly called East
Wheeling, addition being situate on the north side
Of SpyCnirenth street and having front on said
street OF thirty feet and running back thence sixty
feet Of an uniform width Of said front to line run
Ming through Mid lot east md west and dividing
th@ same inc, Tito equal parts.
sha SoRyGy only such e as as is yetSd in by
the deed Of trust aforesaid.
TERMS or SALE, -0nc.thIr1. Of tho, purchase
money, and as mhGh more ~ lhe purchaser may
elect, cash IN hhti, inc rcSluuc W Two equal ~
Stnllment ~ TX anu lNclke lhohIls, LrsleCIlNyB,
with lnteres! from day Of Alc, purchaser glyinS
notes secured ny utcu oil trust upon inc property
lOrdeierFGd payments, IL. - u,,rp,r,, ,,-,..,.,,
a. n u,,,rn Aro,lNnd ", HUBBARD l'"S sSS6
'. =; '',.;: -,
HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF EAST WHEEL
/ ING PROPERTY
IL, ,I,,ro oTo IccJ NJ ,,,,,, ,rodo hv Auntc Tov.
Wy W ~ ay VI, Nj , RohGrt ravior hsr
0r WHY " n m'J u1ci IirNI ~ ~ ~" nnicrS
husD %I I,"o n AZ nnI ,nc,rInI IT, Tia
trustee 'h.eI yu.u ~, ,o'It "nu 'SEUi'" niT'
office OF uS VIE Wir, ~ I IN ced W rTnst oot
county, w Uni III wv" VI nus VIVA ave- -
page OIL hI"!i WI ,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,....
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1881,
commanding at 1890 o'clock A. No. proceed 10 sell ut
The front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county.
West Virginia, 70 the highest and best Oldd?E Nc
I"'Iu"'''S -. L.if x IN En.t nun.Inf ~ Tho lat
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TTRUsTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL
/ mo pRNpkRTY

By virtue Of deed Of h7lst made by Joseph N.
G0fitCr and Catherine, his wiieL to me as trustee,
dated the 18th day Of March, 1870 ana recorded ~
county West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust BOOK No:
s. pngc 3O7 shall sell At public auction at The front
door Of the Court House u Ohio county, west Wiz
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WTANTED-A SITUATI0N AS BOOK
W. KEEPER OF assistant booE'keepeF, or US
travelling salesman BY young man Of experience
address T. W.. care Of ISTELtiGEScER ONCE ocl
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HANNIBAL FORBES,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ONCE, Custom House Wheeling, " Vn iato
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r Il. COWDEN,
u ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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LEoAa NOTICES.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust made by Thus. G,
Brtt 10 me as trustee dated the Slst day OF March
A. D. 1880 and recorded in the oice OF the Clerk Of
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia In
Deed Of Trust Book No, H., page I, shall sell 1T
public auction ut the front door Of the Court House
u Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, lssI,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A, ", the following real
estate that Is 10 say: Lots 5 and In square In
James Baker and James Il. Bakers addition 10 the
CITY Wheeling situated On the east side Of Baltl.
more street also lots g. s. ., 10, H. T. 49, AMI the
north half OF lots and II IN square T. aud also lots
John h. Bakers addition TO the city Of Wheeling:
also the fraction Of lot Il IN East Wheeling situated
on The southeast corner Of 18th and Wood Streets
trouilng 90 feet on 10Th street and running back 10
he depth Of 100 feet toward Wheeling Creek also
he WG.l 70 feet OF lot -, East Wheeling fronting
on 10Th street and running back toward Wheeling
Greek to the depth VI 10 feet,
fractional lOi u, East Wheeling, will be offered
As whole and In Three parcels, each fronting "
feet on 10Th street and sold In the way yielding the
most money. On the wGstDnp'thTd OF said lot Is u
good one story frame house.
The lois IN said squares Y and Is will be Offered
separately and Us whole and sold in way yielding
the most money,
'I.OtsS and . In square will be sold separately.
Title believed TO b. good but selling Ms trustee
shall convey only such title Us Is vested IN me by
| the decd Of trust aforesaid.
TERMS OP SALE-Une.half cash and the balance Of
the purchase money payable In one year with in
tercst and evidenced by prumISOry note, Title To
be retained I'LL all the purchase money Is paid or
satisfactorily secured,
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777A YEAR and CxpcnSeG to agcr,ts
outAt free. Address P. o. YlCKBRY
" Augusta Nc
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TERMS or SALE.--On cthlrd Of the purchase money,
Rndns much more rs the purchaser may elect, CNsh
In hand the residue In two equal lustNllmentS Rt
six ard twelve months, respectively, with Interest
from DAY Of sale purchaser giving notes, secured
by deed Of trust and policy Of Insurance upon the
prOperty for the deferred payments
WM. T. HUBBARD, Trustee
~.
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sATuRpAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1851.

commencing at $50 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
afhCd property, that II to say: The southern
OnchalfO Of lot numbered seven ms square numbered
one. In the addition to the city Of Wheeling laid out
| by Carroll and Baker.
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DRUGGISTS.
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

A splendid purgative and liver pill. Forty large
and small pills IN each box. The cheapest and best
pill III the market, Sold by