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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
CIRCUIT COURT.

Regular Semi-Annual Session Begun Yes
tsrday- Charge to the Grand Jury and
Other Matters
The members OF the Grand Jury were
called at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
BY Judge Melvin, and after being sworn
were in a very able n charged by
him in relation to the duties that they
would be expected to perform. Atten-
ton was called to the new enactments
concerning the taking OF fish out OF sea
son, and the punishment thereof; also
TO the statute in regard to attorneys who
collect money for clients and fail to make
a return within a reasonable time. Other
matters were also brought to the atten-
ton of the jury. A legion Of witnesses
were then called, sworn and sent to the
iury to testify in the numerous cases
which are before that body.
The new court room was occupied for
the first time yesterday and is really a
snu little affair. 1t is not very roomy,
but under ordinary circumstances will
answer. Inside OF the railing there is a
yery handsome Brussels carpet and
other new and convenient furniture. A
railing now separates the bar and court
from the crowd, or is intended to, but
yesterday it proved no bar to the en-
trance OF the crowd. 1t would be a
good idea to enforce the rule that no
one except those having business there
should be permitted inside of tie new
enclosure.
Both Judge Boyd and Judge Melvin
occupied the bench yesterday morning,
Judge Boyd announcing the order Of
business and arranging the docket, while
Judge Melvin took charge OF the crimi-
nal calendar.
Owing to the large amount OF business
placed before them, the Grand Jury did
not report anything yesterday and adj
iourned over until "Wednesday.
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HE CITY POO z.

Report OF The Special Committee Of the
Board of Commissioners Appointed &c
Ascertain who are Our Poor"
The special committee OF the Board Of
Commissioners, consisting OF Thos. J,
Sweeney and Mike Stein, appointed 10
ascertain the number OF persons who are
receiving aid from the county, report
having made an examination Ct each
district within the city. The total mum.
Der in the city is l50, for the several dis.
tricts, as follows:
Washington District, "a; Madison, IL
Clay, IL; Union, 81; Center, Is; Web.
ster, II; Richie, 10. Total, lis.
In several OF the districts women are
living who have husbands but receive
no support from them, who receive aid
from the county. These women are
distributed as follows: Washington 5,
Union 2, Center !, Webster /.
Number OF children in each district:
Washington SO, Union 66, Center Is,
Webster %, Richie l3; total l6l.
Amount OF money spent in each dis
trict per week: Washington S26. so,
Madison Sl4 so, Clay SIC so, Union
SIS %, Center Sl9.25, Webster S2l. rs,
Richie Sll 80; total Sl3S %.
This committee will submit its recon-
mendatiun at the next meeting.
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nULLArRB.

Mr.. OFT Cummins has returned iron
his recruiting trip.
St Clair Kelly, of st. Clairsvilte, was
about town yesterday.
Rumors of a second daily paper here
are sgain floating through the air.
Prot. Cox, Superintendent OF Schools,
is again with US and ready for work.
Prof. Steele, OF Wheeling, who is to
teachthe High School here, wssin town
yesterday.
Philip Bachman and his sister, Miss
Sophie, OF Marietta, are in the city visit
ing friends.
Two OF the Gravel Hill boys were ar
rested and fined yesterday for using
obscene language.
Mr.. Robert Ward, who has been in
Colorado on a prospecting tour, has re-
turned to the city.
Charlie Muhleman, from Buck Hill
Bottom, has been among friends in town
for the past few days,
A woman was arrested yesterday
afternoon, charged with stealing two
vases from graves in the cemetery.
The family OF Mr.. Dan Theobald left
for Marietta yesterday, on a visit to
their numerous friends down there.
G. n. Allen has returned from the
reunion at Freeport, o. He delivered
the response to the opening address.
Governor Jackson and several other
Wheeling gentlemen spent a few hours
very pleasantly in Bellaire on Sunday.
The Agnes W. Villa Combination
played to a good house at the City Hall
last night. They always take we'll here.
Theodore Coss has returned from his
trip down the river with glassware. He
reports it a little dry down in that direc-
ton.
The nail mill will be on tomorrow.
The factory did not run Yesterday for
want of iron. They will only run about
half the week.
The South Bellaire NJ. +. Church is
gaining ground rapidly. Two new menu
beers were united with the church Sun
day eve and on the previous week.
Mr.. Frank Day leaves in a few days
for Cincinnati, where he will attend
medical college. His brother, Lowry,
will take his place in DR.. Muhleman's
office.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mayhugb, living in
South BelIaire, died on Sunday, and her
remains were buried yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Mayhugh vas 20 years OF age,
and had lived in Bellaire for a number
Of years.
Wheeling must be wholly without
any sports now, if one car Judge by
the number there are in Bellaire. Old
and young, male and female, are here to
escape the work of the grand jury.
They desired word sent to relatives and
friends that all are well and happy.
Alex. Ault has been busy for several
weeks r~enovating his Touring mill.
Everything has been torn up and en-
tirely new machinery is to replace the
old. He has at great expense purchased
the machinery for the manufacture Of
the patent process flour. and in the near
future the citizens OF Bellaire may ex-
pect to hear from him.
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Tho Grape Crop.

Mr.. c. Hess, who has been largely in
terestrd IN grape culture, informs us
that the Catawba crop has been very
materially injured, first by mildew in
the latter part OF July. by which the
leaves were stripped off the vines tRus
exposing tire berries to the scorching
sun, and impairiDg their excellence.
This variety also suffered by rot later on
in the season, and it is now exposed to
the drouth that is drying up and scorch.
ing 10 death everything in the shape OF
vegetation. The Concord grape has ma
tured comparativ ely well, and is now in
the market selling readily at about
81 10 per bushel. There is not an ex-
tremely large crop Of this variety in this
locality. Mrs Gamer, proprietress OF
Mt. Airy VINEYARD, recently the proper
~ OF Mr.. Hess, has disposed Of her
Catawba crop TO a Cincinnati firm at 5
cents per pound throughout. Other
smaller producers here sold al 50 cents
Der pound. Father kreusch has a fair
iy good crop. but we are informed is
buying grapes. All in all the grape crop
"a not so successful this year as it was
last or other previous years.
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~IHpIy1pUAL ITEMS.
Pertinent Personal Points Concerning
People.

Pertinent Personal Points Cepssrnins
People.
Hon. ]. J. Jackson, Jr., is at the Nc
Lure.
Miss Hattie Rogers returned yester-
day from a visit TO Cleveland.
John W. Schulize, of the Independent
Republic, is at Berkeley Springs.
Mr. Il. Blum, OF l. Blum & Bro, re-
turned from the East yesterday.
Miss Maggie Stoner returned yester-
dav from a visit to frie nds in Ohio.
Miss Lizzie E. Walker, of st. Clairs-
vile, is visiting friends in the city.
VIM. Heiskell, OF OFT Bros. & Co., took
a party OF friends to Chicago yesterday.
Col. Thomas II. B. stsggers, a promi-
nent young attorney of Fairmont, is in
the city.
Miss Ehie Robinson, OF the "Garden
Spot" leaves to-day - visit friends IN
Clarksburg.
TAYLOR Foreman, OF the County Com
missioners Office, left for Berkeley
Springs last night:
Geo. Laugblin, OF the Nail City Liant
ern works, leaves for the West in q few
days Oh a business trip.
Mr.. Douglas, Martin, Of the firm oil
], & T. Swallow, st. Louis, Mo, Is the
guest Of Col. Robt. White.
Miss Nellie Vaas, daughter OF H: P.
P. Vaas, Mobile, Ala is Visiting her
uncle, Col. Robert White, of Fourteenth
street.
Col. Mike Edwards went to Cleveland
Yesterday in the interest Of the State
Fair Association, to inspect races, race
courses, &c, &c.
Hon. John II. Ewing, OF the old
est, most influential and prominent cltl'
} OF Washington county, was In the
city yesterday.
T. Hill Marshall, Of the REGISTER job
room who has been rusticating for the
last six weeks in Parkersburg and Graf'
ton, has again returned to the city.
c. H. Swearengen, Pittsburgh; Louis
Mandel, Philadelphia, formerly with
Coin, Sampliner 4 o.; Hon. Fountain
Smith, Fairmont; Geo. Sydney, Agent
Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty troupe
S. B. Hicks, New Haven, CT; Adam
Thomson, New Orleans, La, are regis
tarad at tbs Mcclure.
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A Family Row.

Maggie Lewan appeared before United
States Commissioner Forbes yesterday,
aud swo-e out q warrant for the arrest
of Lucinda Duncan, in which she
charges her with having opened q letter
belonging to her before it had been de-
llyered TO her. The women are sisters
and Mrs. Lewan was married q few days
ago to Nh Emerald Islander, which was
the signal for q good family rumpus.
IL appears that Miss or Mrs. Lewan was
Il grass widow, an ~undivorced one at
that. and her relatives taking advantage
OF it, had her arrested for bigsmy, and
she in retaliation brings the suit in the
L s. Court. Miss Duncan was arrested
and gave bond for a hearing.
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INTERESTING ~RMA

In Regard to the Late Institutes Held IN
this State by the state superintendent,
and Other OfHcers-statistics in Regard
to the Institutes.
The following are the statistics Of the
District and County Teachers Institutes
held curing the summer, as reported to
DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry, the General Agent
OF the Peabody Trustees, by me:
Four District Peabody Institutes were
held by Profs. DeGraf and Lsdd at
Psrkersburg, Fairmont, Charleston sad
Lswisburg.
Total enrolment 497; average, l24l.
Total average attendance 1873 ; average
attendance LOST Average per cent. OF
attendance 81. Total COS $751; 10; av-
erage cost $3.50 %, all paid by the Pea
body Trustees.
Charleston had the largest Institute
held in the State-l64
Sixty County Institutes were held
one in each county-and where the
county had more than 100 schools two.
Total enrolment 1896, average so; total
average attendance 1857, average 81;
total cost 81 800, ayerag- S25; average
per cent. OF attendance So; total enroll
ment OF both 1864; total average attend.
ance $3.50; total cost S2.257.l Is. The
State pays 500 toward the County In
stitute and the Peabody Trustees pay
the balance. The enrolment and at
tendance are unparalleled 81 far as in.
stitute statistics have been gathered
heretofore. The compulsory feature Of
the school law is praised by all. The only
demand made by the teachers is for
competent instructors.
The total teachers in the State last
year was 4.lS4. 1t will be seer that
nearly the whole body of teachers at.
tended. The ninety Wheeling teachers
did not attend tine County Institute.
When this sun is taken from the total
teachers in the State it leaves a very
small number in attendance. The
Wheeling teachers will have a chance to
attend an institute when the Superin-
tendents' Convention occurs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure Of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron.
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tick.
ling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat and all chronic or lingering
diseases Of the throat and lungs, DR..
Kings New Discovery has no equal and
has established for itself worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians
recommend and use it in their practice.
The formula from which it is prepared
is highly recommended by all medical
journals. The Clergy and the press have
complimented it in glowing terms. Go
to your druggist aad get a trial bottle
for 10 cents, or a regular size for Sl.00.
For sale by Logan 4 Co, Wheeling.
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C~onstable,s Capers.

Constable Sadler last night was very
much intoxicated, and while in that con-
dition attempted to arrest a man named
Richardson, at the upper end of the
market mouse. Richardson did not care
TO be in the custody of a drunken officer
and kicked vigorously about going, Sad
lear meanwhile cutting and beating him.
At Twelfth street Officer Brady arrested
both of them and locked them up. Sad.
Ter has teen doing badly Of late and
y. s.erday one Of his sureties asked to
be relieved from his bond.
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FriShtful Misery.

Mr.. VIM. Pomeruy, Bangor, Me,
writes: IL have tor a long time suffered
from continual C, nstipation, making my
life a misery, ami causing headache and
frightful cramps, DIR. Thompson. (who
has been lately visiting in Bnffalo), in
duced me to try the SPRISG BLossoN. Ii
has perfectly cured me. Price 50 cents,
trial bottle 10 cents. Laughlin Bros. 4
o.. agents, Wheeling.
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Concert a. selbert,s Garden.

There will be another Of those %enioya.
ole concerts and social dances at SER
bert's Garden, Pleasant Valley, on We'd
nesday evening. These affairs have be-
come very popular, and a pleasant time
is anticipated. The garden is open at
all times, and lunch and refreshments
are constantly on hand including a very
fine quality OF ice cream. Cars will run
until close of concert.
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BURNETF's

asir Dressing In Every Quarter of the
World.
For thirty years it has been {. favorite
with the people and a leader with the
trade. The name "Cocoaine" has be-
come q valuable property. Burnett &
Co. have established their sole right to
its use in several suits al law, TINS pro-
tecting the public and themselves from
imposition.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavor
ing Extracts consists in their perfect
purity and great Strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

Meflicinr.
The Cheapest, Pur.
est and Best Family
NJ edicine in the
World
An EfectualS peciH &c
for all diseases OF tn g
Liver, Stamach and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent Chills
and Fever. Malsri.
Gus FeveH, o " !
Complaints, Re tleSs
,a.. IannHin. a,.I 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

WAsHINGroS, September u, A. N
Ohio and Tennesse Valleys, lair wealth
er, sOutherly winds, stationary baromt'
tor, stationary or higher temperature.
Lower lakes fair weather, winds mostly
s~oulherly, Stationary or higher barome-
tor and temperature.
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Thanks.

The reportorial gang OF this office de-
sire to return thanks to Mrs. J. A. Nor
rison, OF North York street, Is and, and
to Miss Sevilla Lawrence. OF West Alex.
ander, Pa, for fsvors extended in the
shape Of two handsome boquets. There
is nothing in this wide world, ladies',
that soothes the savage breat Of a re
porter more than a bunch OF sweet
flowers. More.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06
Bucklep's Arnica SsIve,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ehil6lains,
corns and all kinds OF skin eruptions.
This sSlve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded. Price % Leuts per box. For
al. b7 Logan h IN. Wheeling.
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Visible -Improyemant

Mr.. Noah Bates, EImira, \. Y, writes:
about four years ago l had an attack
OF bilious fever, and never fully recover,
ed. My digestive organs were weaken.
ed, and l would be completely prostrs,
ted for days. After using two bottles
of your Burdock Blood Bittes the i'm,
proyement vas so visible that l was
astonished. ] can now, though 81 year:
Of age, do q fair and reasonable days
work" Price Sl.0O, trial size 10 cents
Laughlin Bres. & Co, Agents, Wheel
ing.
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NOTICE.
'Toe Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public"
USroS Mills FIURIANNA Co. VAL

public
UNION MILLs, FLURANNA Co., Va, |
April ,, 1881. I
La,ghlin Bros. & Go:
GRSrLENKN.-Please send me at once
six dozen OF your Worm Syrup. The
cures are wonderful, and i, is the best
vsrmifuge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought loS worms from one
child, and in three other cases from 81
to IS worms. The children had bsen
poor and feeble for eighteen months,an and
are now in good health.
Respectfully yours,
DUDLEY l.. BosroN.
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VEST VIRGINIA TO PENNsYL-
WANNA.

Reply Of Gov. Jackson to Gov. Hoyt, OF
Pennsylvania, in Regard to the Day OF
Prayer.
The REGISTER in its proper place yes.
terday published the dispatch OF Gov.
Henry Hoyt, OF Pennsylvania, to the
various Chief Executives throughout
the Union, in regard to a day Of prayer
for the restoration of the President to
health and strength. Governor Jackson
in reply yesterday, sent the following
telegram:
SEPTEMBER 5, 1881.
His ErceNsncy, Henry Hoyi, Gorernor Of
Pennsylvania
DEAR SIR:-Your telegram OF Satur-
day night suggesting that | invite the
people OF this State TO meet on Tuesday,
the 9th inst, for the purpose OF public
prayer for the restoration to health OF
President Garfield, did not reach
me until yesterday morning. !
recognize the propriety OF inviting the
people to assemble for that purpose and
should have acted upon your suggestion
had there been more time in which the
notice could have been given. / can
have no communication with a large
portion OF this State except by mail
Had / issued a proclamation for Tues
day the greater portion of my people
could not have learned OF it until the
day had passed. Believing that all
should have an opportunity to psrtici-
pate l did not act as you suggest.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
j. B. JACKSON.
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WOMEN are every xh using an

WoNEN are every where using and re.
commendlng Parker's Ginger Tonic, De.
cause they have learned from exper.
;anes that it speedily OyeTcomes despon-
depcy, indigestion, pain or weakness in
he hack and kidneys, and other trou-
Ms neculiar to the sex.-HOmS Journal.
q a Advertisements
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Free.
mans New National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability Of color, are unex-
ceIled. Color from to- pounds d.
rections IN English and German. Price
Is centa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

EyERYBoDY uses now the Acme Bak.
ing Powder. 1t is an easy matter to
make light cakes with il. In purity and
strength il not be exeelled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

TESTIMONIAL TO MR- FkLLoWs:
We. The undersigned, clelymeng NJ
dist Church In Nova ScotiA, hAylnL I, Hn
preparation known q Fellow 49, Il
Of Hypophosphites, prepared ~ hsSins
Fellows, Chemist, ST. John n, u, S...sec;sf
Known cases wherein Its edecfs yey oen ~ An.
believe II 70 be Q reliable remeoI is w
eases for which Ii 10 recommenoSo.
lanes q. Hennisar. John Mchufrey,
Pre-. of conference. cx-prae ScaiSsNn
Vim. Sargent kicnaru rs,asoSson
John A. Mnsher, Alex.
John W. HOWE, CnnsNicn sosS
stephen F. Huests, ROWLAND Ao''on'
John johnson. rE
sS-Tbe proprietor has letters from vsrdou!
nsrts Of the dominion, the Unite6 ShteA ano
England. verifying the assertions herein CON
tained. which Will be shown st hfe once on eP-
plication, They relate 70 the cure Of Dtssasea
OF the Lungs, Heart, stomach. &c
Fellows Compound Syrup 81
HypophOsPhites
Speedily and permanently enres Cougestion OF
the Lunge, Bronchitis. Consumption. Nervous
Proiiration. shortuess Of Breath, PalptAuon o.
the Heart, Trembling OF the Hands and Limbs,
PHYSICAL and Mental Depression, Loo OF Ape
tite, Los Of Energy. Loss OF Memory. ana VIII
| rapidly improve the weakened uncuons AND
organs OF the body, which depend for health
upon voluntary and involuntary nervous action,
Il acts with vigor, gentleness and subuety
owing TO the eqquisite harmony OF 10 ingredi'
ents akin TO pure blood Itself.
Sold by all druggists. sepsrAs
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Mbrelin9 Registrr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Notice-Assessment Returns.
Thomas L. Michie-Attorney-at-Lsw.
School for An-Miss Edda Bingell.
Pictorial War Record. L. Rhees.
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Thermometer RECORD.

The usual Merchants Lunch at the New
MsLurs House sample Rooms daily.
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Ayers %SarsapariIIa,
For Purifying the Blood.

This compound Of
the vegetable alten
tiyes, ~SarApshlla
Dock, sullingla, and
Mandrake with h y
loiides OF Potash and
lron. makes n moSt
ehectual cure Of Q
series OF complaints
which arc very preys
liant and affiicting. 10
purihcs the GOD,
puryes out the luh-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-06

IF YOU FEEL DULL, DhUwsY, DkBlLl
tated. have frequent headache. mouth tastes
badly, poor appetite aud tongue coated. you are
suffering from torpid liver. or ''biliousness,'
and nothing will cure yon 80 speedily and per
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Yesterday's Heat

C. Schnepf, Opera House corner,
furnishes US the following showing OF
the range Of the thermometer yesterday
nv hours.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
Centennial Celebration
Orce o Waahingtenian Always
q Washingt0nian.

III. One Hunsredts lnnivsrssry Of .hs s,ee;
Ssvn.sIrctcn p. September 7th and Sth. The
su..cisss of The sth viii be held in Shirts Grove,
e6Sasnins The borough, and will consist Of pre-.
nSrsd Addresses and speeches. Hon. James g.
Blaine Hon: 3so, N; mSsc i nave oI .isp, Ssi
iheir intention % Be present
In order that srnnermeno may Dc made TO
- an eScunion train rom this oity on the
mominI Of che SIN. W request those wishing to
o"nd ~ Serc4ses % leave their nance % early
sa1tn1s m I1Gn 4 CO.. drug store; 1hos.
Snmon.s 1ocery, @ virginia street, Island, or
Tith John II. Birch. once Board Of Iducsuon.
h sua6cient number 70 the faro need not DC
more than s'.o0 the f0uno J III q. HUPp.
THOMAS SEAMON.
Z. ". HAZLE1T,
4. n. LOGAN,
0pO. BAIRD.
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ss:tons q. color. vhm i.ded 0! gay. IL sdnI.
i... =: ss Sss 8: :' e; :: : s'i - 2a :s:sy,'y ~ sss
10y. vesk or aekiy. hair heoonss eossy.
kltAbh and asengfhsnsd; lst hail rsgnovs viii
hysly sz1es.1oa; Atiing hair y cSeeksd ana
hahn rssune ~A1lsonenAl color. IL opsfstou
hsufe and harnlaaL It eurss dapdruE, hssjs
el hunaou, md keep1 ths nxlp cool, elean md
sDfl-undef vhtcA cooditSons, dr. a -
GAlp an impossible.
= Isdiss hais, ~ VIM bpmis-
"a fos In mfs4si I'd agfossbaS ccsfsnes Ana
valuei fos ussoA fusnS snIn2kS0 - N
npastL hsDMsdty
Dr. ]. G. Aver Co. Lswsil, Hasa,
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BOATING
The Latest Information of the Movemer
Of Steamboats,.

The Latest Information Of the Movemen,
Of steamboats,.
/. CIsCISSATI, September 5.-River 9
feet, 5 inches and stationary, the loves,
ever recorded.
P~IrTsBURGH, September 5.-River ii
inches Glow zero and stationary.
Weather clear and hot.
CAIEo, September 5.-Arrived-R. +
Derussey, Future City, and Joseph
Henry. River 5 feet and stationary.
Weather clear; thermometer 90.
LOUISVILLE, September Driver sta
tionary with 2 feet 6 inches in the canal.
Business dull. Weather partly cloudy,
warm and sultry.
GEO. K. TAYLOR will add late impor.
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Waarnar Innlcarlona.

7MuHSrM.7P.AI7 FAN. II Y. SP.S.TSN
- 5 80 : % - lO SO
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Hereafter my Jewelry Store
will be open in the evening.
Respectfully,
4. &. DILLON.