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ep RIO,
An Then Again He Didnr-Bloody End
fns Of Q Pleasure TRIP.

fng of Pleasure Trip.
Yesterday evening William Speers
procured from Louis Asmusa horse ana
buggy for the purpose, as he informed
the livery proprietor, of taking his vile
out riding. Thinking everything was
right Mr.. Asmus allowed William the
buggy. Instead of taking his better hall
out for q ride William secured the COM
pany OF his brother.inlaw and the two
came up street together. On the way
up they came across a little boy, an &C
quaintance of theirs, and they
took him In with them. Quite
q load OF beer had been
taken on on the way up, and William
self at times by most numerically beat
ing and maltreating the animal. A son
Of Mr.. Asmus happened to be up street,
and, noticing the manner in which his
fathers property was being abused, en-
deavored to take the rig from Speers.
Speers kicked and firmly held on 10 the
reins, and quite q crowd collected to
witness the noeve The animal
was pulled and twisted from n side OF
the street to the other, mach to the dis
gust of lookers.on. Finally a policeman
appeared on the scene and scooped them
both in, and they were locked up for a
hearing this morning, the charge being
d~isorderly conduct.
After the news Of their incarceration
had spread somewhat, friends Of both
parties appeared and bailed them out.
They then proceeded to their respective
homes in the Eighth ward, young Asmus
getting there first. When Speers came
down he was accosted by Mr.. Asmus in
a bad manner, and then a battle com
menced. Mr.. Asmus and his two sons
then fell upon Speers and gave him q
terrible beating, knocking him down and
kicking him about the sidewalk in
a promiscuous manner. Stones we're
resorted to, and for time things were
indeed lively, the blood flying in all
directions and as free as water. They
were finally separated and quiet once
more restored, when it wa found that
Speers was pretty badly used up. his
face being covered with gore and his
clothing barely hanging upon his per.
son. They will be served with warrants
this morning and will appear before
Judge LETTERS to hear what he has 10
saw about il.
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Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure OF Consumption
and all diseases that lead TO it, such a.
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron.
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tick.
ling in the throat, Hoarsenesa, Sore
Throat and ali chronic or lingering
diseases OF the throat and lungs, Or.
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 h prepared
is highly recommended By all medical
Journals. The Clergy and the presS have
eompiimented IL in 1owing terms &c
to your druggist and get . trial bottle
for 10 cents, or a regular size for $l.00
For sale by Logan & Co, Wheeling.
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LOST HIS 8 SHIRT.
Likewise Diamond Stud and Onyx But
tons.

Likewise Diamond Stud and Onyx But
tons.
Hon. Benjamin Fisher, after enjoy
ing himself to the full at Asbury Park,
LAYING his supple limbs in the white sea
foam, eating cells and crabs OF his own
catching, swallowing the luscious oyster
at Shark river, and participating in the
pious prankS at Ocean Grove returned
home TO lose his shirt, Yesterday morn
ing, some time about the hour when
Peter denied his Master, some one with
the familiarity OF one making himself at
home" made an entrance into Mr..
Fishers sleeping room. He may have
been as quiet as a mouse but even a
mouse has been known to awake a good
housewife who is always on the alert for
the welfare OF her husband and chill
dren; so in this case, Mrs. Fisher awoke,
listened and heard. She awoke her
sleeping lord, who, IN true masculine
style, numbered around and drove
the thief away in getting a light.
The thief left as quietly as
he came; and Mr.. Fisher salts
flying himself that his door was still
duly bolted, looked out at the window
left open to give the sleepers a breath Of
air, took a drink OF water, went to bed
and to sleep. When he arose to dress
for breakfast his shirt was missing, to-
gether with its diamond setting and
onyx cuff buttons. His pocket
book was likewise missing,
with its contents, which amounted in
value to s.. The door was still locked,
the window up, and, if the intruder had
entered by means OF a ladder, he had
carefully carried it away with him.
In the evening before, Mr.. Fisher had
paid $50 out to some person, which the
thieves would otherwise have captured.
And that is tine story Of the shirt.
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Belmont County Fair.

We are in receipt of an invitation to
attend the st. Clairsville Fair on the
18th, 18th and 10Th Of September,
Wheeling people have always attendt d
this fair with much pleasure, and there
are certain elements Of popularity about
it not incident to some other fairs in
this locslity. They .have beautiful
grounds, a luxuriant carpet of grass and
q fine grove OF forest trees. The drive
is a delightful one. A number oil
Wheeling horses are entered for the
races and very many Wheeling mer-
chants contribute TO the exhibition.
Prof. White will make a grand balloon
ascension on the second day OF the fair.
The display promises to eclipse that OF
any former year.
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The Excursion to Washington. Pa.

Thursday morning at 7 o'clock sharp,
a special train will leave the B & o.
depot for Washington, Pa. Fare for the
round trip Sl.00. Vaas' band will &C.
company the excursion, and all who
wish to enjoy a delightful trip should
&c. The train will not leave Washing
ton in the evening until after the fire.
works and illumination. The reports
from Washington state that many Of the
prominent ex-rssidents are expected to.
day and tomorrow and that the celebra.
ton will be very successful. Great pre-.
partitions have been made to entertain
the large crowd expected and all who go
will have plenty of time and room to see
everything and everybody.
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10 CsD1 pe,fIes 10 AK him bis version

DIP Capt. Detfiee 10 aek DIM nis Version
SWELL sir. / was not down at the scene
of tbs accident, bat from what l can
learn il would appear that the Cumber'
Isnd train mad lett Newburg a hItJe be
hind time, and having to stop at lnde-
nandence. Iropdale and M or two
ruher places, il lost time, while the
| Ch;csyo express was coming up also be.
hind time and ~overtaking the front
train the collision took place. This
is my conjecture
rHE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Following is a list of those killed;
Miss Nellie White, Wheeling.
Miss Annie Monroe, K~ingwood,
Preston county, w. Va.
Mrs. L. W. Fike and child, of Gran
berry Summit, are already dead.
The following are badly injured:
Miss Alice Rector, OF Clarksburg, W.
Va.
David S. Moore, Nashville, Tenn.
Rev. ]. P. Lotus, Romney, arm and
three ribs broken.
John a. Bions, baggagemsster, Balti-
| more, leg broken.
The following are slightly scalded or
burned:
Mrs. Hannah Harms, Morsantown,
w. Va.
Luther Kelly, Aston, w. Va.
III. Hudson, Burr Oak, Ohio.
DR.. r. Arnett and vile, Aurora, w.
Va.
NJ. l.. Hines, Rodamers, Preston
county, w. Va.
Miss Erwin, Preston county. W. Va.
Miss Church, Newberg, badly IN
iured about head and body.
Indian doctor, scalded badly.
John Zimmerman, operator at King
wood tunnel.
Child OF John Zimmerman, head hurt
seriously.
Master of Transportation Clements
left for the scene OF the accident IN MS
special car as soon as he received his
notice and offered all the aid he could
in the way Of transportation, physicians
treatment, &c. $685.
The remains OF Miss Nellie White
will arrive in the city this morning.
Beirs, the baggage master on the ex
press, was the only man who was hurt,
he having jumped from his car, thereby
breaking his leg.
Capt. Scott, of the accommodation,
was suspended by Col. Clements last
night, and Captain Steve Riley succeeds
him.
Mr.. J. H. Zimmerman, telegraph
operator at Kingwood tunnel. threw his
little child out OF a car window, and the
little fellow was nearly killed by the fall.
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ST Hall

The st Alphonsus Hall was not re-
fused to the St. Alphonsus Society, as
stated in yesterdays newspapers, but
for a cause unknown TO the pastor, the
sexton failed to be on hand. 1t is not
the daty Of the pastor 10 90 and open
the hall and light the lamps. Cstho-
lie priests are no, ordained for such a
work. Ii the society, as they falsely
intimatsd, appointed that man, they
sholId have seen that he attended to his
business. REv. z. kREUsCH.
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of stock damaged by water dur
Ing recent lire, comprising
many tiraI.clSss business suits.
- well as chiidren's sniIs: also
furnishing goods These goods
were not scOrchel or burned In
the least degree. Private sale
during day and auction sale
every afternoon and evening.
at 2:3U and . O'clOck. OEHM
IL CO., I227 Market ST., adjOin-
ing Register Office.
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Aner MANY DAVIS

Hon. Daniel Rider is now visiting in
Claysvilie, Pa, from which place he has
been ~absentabout q quarter oil a century.
Many years ago he was q member OF the
Legislature from Washington county.
and while in that body voted for the bill
allowing the b. 4 D. r. R company to
construct q railroad through Washington
county, Pa His vote caused q perfect
storm Of indignation in his county and
he was asssiled on every side with vitu-
perstion and abuse, and to such an ex-
tent was this treatment carried thar he
was compelled to leave his
home and locate in Iowa. The
ground OF complaint against Mr.. Rider
was that the construction OF the railroad
would destroy the business done on tie
Cumberland road, and kin the road
itself. There is not q citizen Of Wash.
ingeon county who, to-day, does not re-
greet that the B. & o. railroad was not
built through that county, and they
look back with establishment at the mis-
taken conduct Of the last generation
The moral OF this story might be of some
benefit to certain members Of the City
Couucil.
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A Card.
To Whom Il Mnu Concern :

To Whom Il Nay Concern:
l desire to state that my actions oil
yesterday in not cashing pools were
governed by counsel and legal advice,
as self interest must be protected as
we'll as other interests. AS a bonded
%auctioneer, l and my surety would be
personally liable by paying out money
after being notified not to do so; 30
therefore l shall hold same until further
notice.
Parties desiring further information
will please call upon me.
Respectfully,
GEO. A. WICEHAM.
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U. s. District ~Court-Judge J. J. Jackson
This court met at 2 P. ". Yesterday.


This court met at 2 P. NJ. yesterday.
The docket was called and several
criminal cases set for trial.
U. S. vs. Dennis d. Campbell; indict-
ment for felony. On motion OF the
District Attorney a nolle prosequi was
entered and Campbell discharged.
L. S. vs. John A. Davis; indictment
for violation OF the U. S. Revenue Laws.
Default of defendant and his surety in
the sum Of $500 entered.
U. s. vs. Robert G. Dakin; indictment
for felony. Bond entered in $1,000 fer
appearance March I'd, 1882, with John
NJ. Dakin and Henry Faust as sureties.
U. S. vs.. VIM. Philips; indictment for
felony. Default Of defendant and his
surety ia the sum Of $1,000 entered.
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Concert ct se,bert's Garden.

There will be another Of those enioya.
bic concerts and social dances at Sci.
bert's Garden, Pleasant Valley, on We'd
nesday evening. These affairs have be-
come very popular, and q pleasant time
is anticipated. The garden is open at
all times, and lunch and refreshments
are constantly on hand including q very
fne quality Of ice cream. Cars viii run
until close Of concert.
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Frt1htful Misery.

Mr.. VIM. Pomeroy, Bangor, Me-,
writes: 81 have tor a long time suffered
from continual constipation, making my
life a misery, and causing headache and
frightful cramps. Mr.. Thompson, who
has been lately visiting in Buffalo,, in.
duced me TO try the SPRING BLossox. II
has perfectly cured me. Price 50 cents,
trial bottle 10 cents. Laughlin Broa. &
Co., agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07

Nor disagreeable; hardly more bitter
than lager beer, and much more satis-
factory and pleasant simmons Liver
Regulator a be taken at any time,
without interfering with business or
pleasure. 1t is 90 gentle, safe, and such
a good digester, that it ID often used after
q hearty meal to settle the food and re-
heye any apprehension that the meal
msy disasree with you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07
Board of Education.

The committee ON the revision of the
course OF study again met the Principals
OF the school, last evening, and made
some progress in its work. The Princi-
pals Will prepare individual plans for the
grammar department and submit them
to the committee next Friday. We look
for a uniform system of study and know
that it will make the public school work
IN this ci Y more efficient.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07
Helms to Health.

The slaughter house and fertilizing
factory of Louis Orth, at Fulton, have
long been a source OF annoyance TO
some OF the citizens out there, and they
have laid their heads together for the
purpose OF ~Inventing a remedy. Com
plant has been made to the County
Board OF Health, consisting OF Drs.
Hoge, q. A. Cracrait and Hon. ]. j.
WOODS, and a hearing will take place
this morning at DR.. Hoge's office.
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huckIan,a Arnica SaIye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, c~hilblains,
corns and all kinds of skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
ale By Logan 4 Co.. Wheeling.
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Bridge burned

The wooden bridge of the s. x D.
Company at Quincy, o, was burned
early yesterday morning, causing train
blockade for several hours and Of course
some delay. Capt. Devries went out
and arranged matters so that all trains
will be running as usual this morning.
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Hand Ont OFF

An employe at the Etna mill, whose
name is unknown to our informant,
while at work at the rolls yesterday had
one OF his hands cut off at the wrist,
necessitating an amputation by physic-
ian
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Weatnar

WASHINGTON, September Z, l A, NJ
Ohio and Tennesse Valleys, lair wealth,
er, southerly veering TO northwest
winds, falIing,follOwed by rising barom'
etor, stationary or lover temperature,
Lower lakes fair We tther, south 10
west winds, falling followed by rising
barometer, stat Opary or lower tempar
ature.
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Visible Improvement.

Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, n. Y, writes:
"About four years ago l bad an attack
OF bilious fever, and never fully recover.
ed. Ny digestive organs were weaken.
ed, and | would be completely prostra.
It'd for days. After using two bottles
OF your Burdock Blood Bitters the i'm.
provement was 30 visible that l was
astonished. l can now, though 81 years
OF age, do q fair and reasonable days
work" Price Sl.0O. trial size 10 cents.
Laughlin Bros. & Co, Agents, Wheel.
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07

MANY Clergymen who were Obliged
to withdraw from the pulpit on account
of "Clergymsn's Sore Throat" have re-
coverered by using Fellows Compound
Syrup Of Hypophosphites and are
preaching again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07

Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Free
mans New National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability OF color, are unex.
celled. Color from 3 10 s pounds. d.
rections in Engiish and German. Price
Is centA
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cre.,on spr..x,s nd Return, q 90

The Pan Handle and Pennsylvanis
route will sell 10 Saturday Of each week
excursion tickets 20 Creason SPRING. st
the rate of $500. Tickets good tW n.
turn passage until The following Noas
day, inclusfys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07

ushurnors in uhe syslenB. thar undernfne heafh
ssd setLe into troublesome dtsorderl EruDuoa
o. the ain se tbt sppeannce on the surxnce o.
Internal de~fAnGenepts ars the deteruinsk m ~
thcse anne huDon 70 nome internal ou1n. on
orEsns, vhnse sc5oH theJ dennR. - ~
substans. oeJ dissaas snd dsstsoy. M
sarnsBellaexDeb thee humo1 from he b(ood.
dhnppear. such . Uicenuonsof ~ M -.
ssh, kidney, Lung, Kruptons and Krsp3Ts
Dtsesses uhe Skin, s. Pin. ~ :
kryslfel.s fnpie. pustulsa. tloSeSS -
ningvoem, ulcefs and sorss- ESo1IS5S@ E2s
aigta, Pain In he BoDes. sS3e eD61NT|s
Nestre.A stesiitfy, Leueonk0a0E(12frcOE
tenal siosgtsan and Gts4De ~15o6nanlDrS.1.
wsA :
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Beautiders.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all
the cosmetics OF France, OF beautifiers oil
the world, while in poor health, and
nothing will give you such good health,
strength, buoyant spirits and beauty as
Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof
Teheruph.
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TORPID tn BsDAY.

Hourly Report of the Thermometer Yes
terday.
From Mr. Chris. Schnepf we obtain
the following report Of the variations OF
the thermometer yesterday. The heat
all day was intense and was not tenn.
pered by any wind or gentle breez es'
TO speak Of:
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T~narmometer Reoora.

AS taken at Sehnepfs Opera House
drug store:
TUESDAY,.
1850. 1881.
IS 81 so IS % lOl 100 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-07

EVERYBODY uses now the Acme Bak.
ing Powder. 1t is an easy matter to
make light cakes with it. In purity and
strength il can not be excelled.
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Worthlsas BtuH

Not so fast my friend; il you could see
the strong, healthy, blooming men,
women and children that have been
raised from beds..of sickness, suffering
and almost death, by the use OF Hop
Bitters, you would say GLORIOUS and
invaluable remedy."-I hIcdeiphid Pres.
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Ayers S~arsapariIIa
For Purifying the Blood.

This compound o.
NE veDeta6se aiten
@A1ea an
66tdO Of Rotaah snf
10, InAk0 Q ms
ehecenal ere M {
en2 OF complaint
MIA are NupRn,
hmsnd M1cdnG II
p1nhe. de blood,
puu0 oot the iuh,
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M

M H. BLOTTER'S
-Nr AND MEDIUM QUALITY WRITING
psnes IN note. pocket letter aud legal
sizes mi up In Packets Of 100 Sheets with Blot.
Ter, The neatest, ~cleanest and cheapest Wsyt
buy writing paper. Send for price lht ana oe-
scripuve circular.
STANTON Il DAVENPORT,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for West YiYtnia,
senI 1901 MARKET Strict.
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GREAT SALEi

The usual Merchants Luuch az the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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Mbeelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisement.

Wanted-Coopers.
Notice to the Public-Patrick Gau-
CHAN.
Lost-Canary Bird.
Notice-Meeting Of Nal City Lode,
A. A. OF !. s. W.
Opera House-Humpty Dumpty.
Copsrtnership-Miller & Franz elm.
No'ice-Mary A. Franzheim.
A Card-Hebrank & Bro.
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The Cheapest, Pur.
ct and Best Family
N edtcine In the
World!
An E6sctual Specific
for all dtsosses o ths
Liver. 9tamsch and
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver
and prevent Chillu
and Fever. Malari.
Gus Pevcrs. Bo " |
C~omplaint., Re- uess
ness Iaundlc.a aud \
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rpsTTnoNIAL 10 m PELIovs.

TR5TIMONIAL ~ ~ fkLLOWs.
We, the undersigned, clerYymen Of the Ne,ho.
dist Church In Nova 6cotA, having uSd Toe
nrepanton known a. Fellows Compound syrpn
of Hypophoaphites. prepared BY Mr.. James
Failovs. Chemist St. John N, B., or hsytns
Known cases wherein is effects we've beneficial
heiieye IL % be Q reliable remedy for the di,..
49, for which it b recommended.
Jamss g. HenniQr. John McNuruy.
Pres. OF conferences. cx.prs. Coniersnce
VIM, 6arEeat Richard ". Weddall.
John A. Kosher, Alex. W. Nicholson.
John ". HOWE, Cnuswick Jost,
Stenhen =, Huests, Rowland Morton.
John Johnson.
a1rThs proprietor he's letters from various
psrts Of The Dominion, the United States, and
fa9land. verifying the assertions herein con.
~ "a. Vhich VIII Be shown st his once on ap-
plicaticu. They relate 70 the cure OF diseases
81 ne LunCA Heart stomach. &c.
Fellow Compound Syrup Of
HyPophssPhites
Speedily and permanently enres Congestion OF
he LunRe, Bronchitis, Consumption. Nervous
PntnfJon. HhortneD OF Breath. Palpistion OF
the Heart Trembling OF the Hands and Limbs.
Physical and Neptal Depression, Loss Of Ape
IL. Lon Of Energy. Los OF Memory, and sill
rapldly improve The weakened functions and
orrani Of the body. which depsnd for health
UPON voluntary andinvoluntary nervous action
II acts with visor, gsnuenes and sdbtlety
oWinR TO the eQquiSite harmony OF Us insreii
snts akin 20 pure blood inelL.
Bold By al dru0iStA eepSIAs
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
Centennial Celebration
Once u Wasliingtenian Always
n WasLin1tOnf0n.

The One Hundredth Anniversary Of The cree
ton OF Washington county will be celebrated at
exercises Of the Sth win be held In Shirts Grove,
adjoining The borough, and will consist OF pre-
pared add resses and speeches. Hon. James G.
Blaine, Hon. Geo W. Moran and other dis
tinguished ex.wsshingtonians have signihed
their intention to be present.
In order that Arrangements may be made 70
secure an excursion train from this oily on the
morning Of the sth, we request those Wishing 10
attend the exercises TO leave their names a. early
as possible ~ Logan & Co.'S drug store; Thos.
Seamon's grocery. 60 Virginia street, Island, or
with John N Birch office Bosrd OF Education.
II q I'll ficient number go the fare need not be
m0re IMAM ''''O '"e '0un' join O. Hupp.
THOMAS SHANNON.
X. W. HAZLETT,
7. II. LOGAN,
as3lcdt GEO. BAIRD.
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SPECIAL lo9lcA
tue Best Thins Ever Placed 1ssos -
UxIoxM iLLs, FLunlAS1A Cc, sA-

Loushln Bros. DO;
GSsrLEMKs.-Please ssnd me- q 90
ak dozen OF your Worm syrup. IT,
cures are wonderful, and It u the boee
yermifuee ever placed before the pnono.
One bottle brought 10S worms from -
child, and in three other Gases non ~
to 70 worms. The children had zen
Door and feeble for eighteen months, ana
are now in good health.
Respectfully yours,
DUDLEY Z. BosroN.
Do not forget the opening OF the
Wheeling Female College this morning
at 9 o'clock. Exercises public.
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Hereafter my Jewelry Store
will be open in the evening.
Respectfully,
4. q. DILLON.
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BID BRESTH!
6ICK

This dhtreDtng Afhtctton orcur most fro.
quenuy. The disturbance Of the stomach, srIs.
ing from the imperiecty dSssted contents.
with disaSrsssbie nauses. and hi, coastitnsss
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