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little girl out and making kindling wood Of
tho wagon. The ladies were not hurt. The
horse was caught, and Monday Marshall, the
mall carrier, gathered up thu fragments OF
the wreck anu took them to Fdtrvtew. H
il, MARTINS FERRY, Il
frankie Crowl was no better yesterday.
Mr.. r. +, swoney Is improving In health
very rapidly.
Mr.. Samuel Jacobs, OF Wellsbutg, W. Va,
wa, here Sunday evening. rs
One OF tho grnndest weddings OF the season
Is expected 10 luke place next week.
Mrs. Rose Wood, the great temperance
worker, Is back from her extended Western
tip. iafs57T 4fg d
Teal estate Is advancing In price In this city
and neighborhood at the rate Of about twenty.
i've per cent annually. rr %
Mr.. Simpson, Of Hambleton, Is here, and
expects to tell All audience tonight how to
Mind your own business. y PEW
The lots In Eewlands Fourth Addition 10
Martins Ferry arc selling very fast. Some
parties arc buying, who expect to build very
line residences. s0l @t
The !Etna iron works Is running twenty.
SIX FURNACES, two sheet mills, one bar mill
and two guide mills. Two more mills will
be started today. }tH.. al
The newest thing on the tapis Is II project
for street railway, running from Bridge.
port or West Wheeling to the upper end OF
Martins Ferry. Parties are talking the mat.
ter over. .HEa.....W
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4 Sure Cure for Plies,

4 sure cure for Hind, Bleeding, ftchiug aud
liberated Files has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. VII.
liam's Indian Ointment A single box ha,
cured tho worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suiItr i've min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment nj.
serbs the tunlor, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warn, IN
6ed.) acts rs n roulticc, gives instant aud
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists md mailed on re-.
cept OF price, 81 %. q
For sale BY j. +. Shirk, also Chas. Moenkc.
niociler, Wheeling, and r. X. MeConahey,
Bridgeport, 0. "l pAw
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Nice Oates and her comic opera con.pany
day evening. ~, / II. ~ =
The Baptist church on Sortl, Fift! street
was dedicated Monday evening, and last
evening Rev. Henry Cooper was ordained as
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I.aborers for the Pitssbnrsh southern,
Three trains Of Scandinavian and colored
!aborers reached the city yesterday at IA. N,
from Baltimore. Two OF the trains we're
composed OF six cars and caboose each, aud
the other Of seven cars md q caboosc. There
were about thrcs hundred men in ali. The
cars wero coaches reii.ted for living rooms
Tor the laaorers. They were sent out ibe
Aempteld road at intervals In the forenoon,
and will this morning copmrncc the labor
OF Offering the pitssbutg Southern ROAD from
narrow to standard gauge. Additional Ia.
borsrs arc expected 10 arrive in u few luyg.
and the work will he pushed to completion
without delay Superintendent Fra9klin,
Master OF Machinery Harrison and Ascsssant
Master Of Transportation Chapman arrived
later IN The day and wen, out to Washington
last evening. @ q : n Il = NJ : i 4
Y Tie aeene at the T. & Q depot in this city
during the eho., stay OF the laborers was uu
a.'imased and interesting one, the men dc.
barking,and moving ubsut, keeping up q, con.
hnaal babble OF conversation, mich II the
amusement Of . crowd Of spectators WHICH
gathered, n '3;,,' 3 ~ - II
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PERSONAL MENTION,
News nnd Gossip in Reference to vnriu,
fsc0Dfe "..'

N Su7sip ," tkcIcFCuCctO NNGl0HS
People,
Henry Reuter-, Of Baltimore, is again in
the city! pu,, = -,
Mrs. DR.. McCaiu is visiting Ars. George
Il. Tingie, at Glend!ve, Montana.
Auditor Miller left Inst evening for Bal,i.
more, where bis wife is still staying
Maj. J. C. Anderson has returned from
Charleston and the lower end OF the State,
Miss Minnie Hall, who has been q,ite i'll
with typhoid fever, is now alnlest GONZALES.
cent. .&.-'l, 80 -. -
Messrs. W. G. leans and Robert Woods Of
INC ht9istrf are boil, eel fired 10 their beds
by illness. '=
Mrs. Belle Thomas, OF Gallipolis, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Hanson Phillips, Of North
Wheeling. s~I
Mr.. Fred L. Smith and Miss Muud,
daugh,erof Mr. BE. Goodwin, will be married
Tomorrow evening.
United States Marshal Atkinson and viii
Ramp, his clerk, are expected home from
Charleston this morning. e.E
Mrs. DR.. Robert Cummins aud Misses An.
ME and Lille Cnmnlins will spend the
larger part Of the winter in the east.
Mr.. 7. D. Harden, of Kentucky, is in the
city. He proposes 10 sell his farm in Ken.
lucky and 20 to Eldorado, Kansas, 10 live.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of Mr..
4. !. McGorrell and Miss Winifred Tucker,
which will take place Mt the Cathedral on the
18th inst. ~. - y -,
Mrs. Fannie Ingram, OF Cincinnati, arrived
on the Andes and ~ the gnest Of Mrs. Rich.
ard Robinson, oil the Island. Miss ingram
visited here about two years ago. and has
many friends in Wheeling.
Prof. icaton, of Alexandria, Va, arrived
IN the city yesterday and will enter the law
office OF WI Hubbard to-day. Mr. Yeaton
- a very clever gentleman and vii, make
friends OF all with whom he may come in con-
tact VA ' .s g.'ISGsE,7
alr }. 7. Reynolds, advance agent OF The
Thalia Theatre Comic Opera Com pany, which
presents the MERRY War" in the original
German ut the Opera House, November 18th,
y y IN the city arranging the preliminaries Of
the engagement. Sal No
Mr.. Frank Scott, prominent Young man
OF beverly, Randolph county, is in tie civ
OH his way home from Cincinnati. MI,
Scott and two brothers are about embarkine
in general nerchandizing business on q
large scale at Beverly.
Mr.. Ernest Aicbeson, edilor OF the Wash
inston Observer, and Miss Jennie Stewart.
daughter Of the late Gilbert Stewart, Esq !,
were married last evening at Washington,
"a Mrs. 5. q. Taylor and other friends from
this city. we're present at the marriage. both
the parties IRE we'll known In tic city, Miss
Stewart having recently vitited here. Mr..
A'chesoa is son Of The late Judge Atclte.
son. ggs,i ~
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INDICATIONS,
STEEL. NAILS.
An interesting Experiment In Their
1870 MHMnla2lMrC. No.

An interesting Experiment In Their
Manniaelnrc.
The project Tor introducing the manuiac.
lure OF steel nails in all the iae,ories Of this
city and vicinity continues to 10 loadinr
Topic OF conversation. A reporter wps in,
formed yesterday that the site for the pro.
posed steel plant had not ye, been definitely
liked upon, many OF the manufacturers ia.
voring n location OH the Ohio side OF tue
river, though most probably the one men.
toned In our dispatch Of Monday, north OF
the Benwood mill, will be chosen. Ia
Yesterday the experiment OF heating and
rolling steel In the usual iron heating fur.
naces and rolls was tried at the Riverside
lower mill, in charge OF Mr.. Jacob Bowman,
the wcll.known heater. Nine iugots OF steel,
corresponding 10 the piles in iron, were heat.
ed, and rolled into sheets. Tho experiment
was regarded AS reasonably successful, though
not complstc. the sheets having been cut itito
nail plate but no nails yet cut. This 1t is tho In.
tention to do today, and tho plates willthen
he cut as were th0aa procured in Pittsburgh
las, week. The nail plate l. not considered rs
good as that which came tfoM Pittsburgh,
but 1t was not TO he expected that Il MOI u
be at the first or1do experiment. Tho manu-.
faeturers expressed tt,ac!sciges IS more than
satisfied viii, the results Of Tho tfisl 50 far as
IT went s 1850 z 5 ,iEs
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RIVER NEWS,

t.acni and Tclcsraphic-NOtcs Collect e,
r. on tho I.evec. IIt
The II. N. Townsend passed down with
empties, },5.l'.~7rs - w." go
The Steamer Hops is hard aground at B|en.
nerhassett Island. - .''N' ~
The Andes got away ut 1 O'Clock for Gin.
cinnati with splendid trip,
The John Tomas is undergoing repairs Mt
tue Martins Ferry ferry landing. :
The Telegram, Regular, Abner O'Ncal. G.
!. Lueas and Little Anna are all running
regularly. - = "' - =
The Katie Stockdale passed down abop, Q
!. NJ. and the Emma Graham IN NJ . n'cIoet
10th are in the Cincinnati and PITTSBURGH
trade 800 "''''' :
The river rose little yesterday morning,
oat last evening was falling again, with oniv
. ieet inches IN the channel. according to
At noon yesterday the Bachelor left for
pittsburgh, and the Courier for parkersburr.
lhe Dlnrnal. is this mornings packet iof r
The v: n: Chancellor passed up las. even.
Inc Tor Pittsburgh. This popular Kapawba
river boat. will be down Friday morning
Shippers should make note. SCI .,
The Western and Southern Steamboat
association. at n meeting in New Orleans,
tIxed the price to be paid to lahorers on tho
different boats at $40 per month. s." .'~<
VIII. s. Hays. the poet, and river editor Of
the Louisville Courier Journal, was In Pitts.
burs!i yesterday, viewing his mammoth
hamesake, rs it looks in Il chrysalis state. a
The, purchase money for the J. Il. Neel has
been deposited in Middlcport bank, and a
gentleman representing the purchaser. will
De here on The Chancellor for the purpose OF
procuring government papers and taking lie
boat ont. -, IL, 49, = e ~ ~
There Is now probably more coal loaded
than could he iaten out by all the steam.
boats III the pools, or about Pittsburgh, Ti,c
sieatcst portion Is In No. pool, where an
estimate BY practical men puts the amount
ut s,o0o, 600 bushels. 'Ptt i. /, ~
General Beach, Surveyor of this port ar,
rived on the Emma Graham yester,lay after
q weeks absence. lie visited Gallnojis
pi,omerto,y, Mason City, Parkcrsburg and
rent Pleasant, and was UP the Kanawha.
WhiIe absent lie measured i've boats. y
Last week Eliile Engineer Thco. Lcllaron,
Of the steamer Elaine, was pass,ne mi oysr
the shaft 10 oil the wheel, his foot s,i pncd
and was caught md pressed in between tho
heavy pieces Of timbers, bruiyng the 4 Isl,
from The knee 10 the iNstep and fract,iriae
the bone in several places: .i5 N IL 20
CINCINNATI, November 2l.-Fiyc feet md
t WhaS;,n Clear, cool. Departed, Sidney,
ftrrsEurdh, November ot.-I.iver. . feet 4
inches weather cloudy but mild. G. W. An.
oefson le1s Tor Cincinnati al 5r. NJ. ,lls'Ei
,MEMfhls, TEN, November sl.-Iohn
Wh1ley, we'll knoYn river CLERK, was found
dead this afternoon in his room 1t the Fen.
body Hotel. lilo retired last night at one
oclosk, but complained Of not feeling well.
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The Big Squeeze-George Scranage.
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4 Citizen Of Wheeling Writes IN Favor
OF Protection md Al SnI0rcm.

u CntIeh ~ " Meeting WrifcN In Favor
Of Protection nn,l Al EnIorcnl.
Mr., John HOener Of This city, writes the
following interesting letter to the Eco,,ou,i,t:
The whole prosperity Of capital and labor
isdepending on d ;udieious protective tariI,
sufficient Ut least 10 eauuige the iuportationa
with the expectations, II there Is any differ.
enCe let 1t be in our favor, for we need It in
our favor to get buck 500, 100000, the amount
OF balance against us-in the last TWENTY-FIVE
years. This Is Tact taken from the Official
reports from Washington, published ia the
Economist. My observation Of the operation
OF the various tarilsand their effects run back
TO 1871, and think 1t is so complicated
that scarcely the law makers, collectors or
importers tpow tbe amount there Is collecta.
bic on certain species OF goods imported, 60
much per square yard to SO much per mound,
so much ad yal0rem. think all spccies Of
taxes should be assessed on lis value. It is
just US easy to assess the value OF piece of
merchandise as II is n piece Of real estate, by
proper parties acquainted with such articles.
and II The customs appraisers meet With ati
article they ATE notacluainted with lis value,
find some one that is to assist in making the
assessment, and # theparlies are not satisfied
let 1t be left TO drbitrators, and The
parties REQUESTING It, let them pay The
expenses thereof, A specific lax is un-
Just. For instance. F.ooky segar
worth Is cents a hundred pay 90
cents tax thereolI1tt1e same as n segar worth
$50 hundred. A specific tax is robbing the
poor In favor Of the rich, therefore It IS ex.
,remely unjust, and causes irritation and
Complaining law suits without. uuuters-a
great bentii: to lawyers judges. rich impor.
lers and rich consumers, and robbing the
poor llaborer Of Il large portion Of the few
pennies be earns every day. ! am in favor
OF high Protective iariH,:a thrill that will
pro!Ec!t the consuiGer as we'll s the producer.
capital as we'll IS labor and flat viii
protect the United States OF America in pref
erenco 10 England, France and Germany.
Charity begins ut home, therefore let lis pro.
tect our homes our country first and our
country last and all the time, now and for.
ever 49,! IfEIns NO. 6F5}3f,rg -i-y h .
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Roller Ex plosiO, In =, Slnu.h,cr vro,.,

hol'er Explosion In ~ Slaughter House.
Yesterday about one o'clock The man head
OF boiler in a slaughter house belonging to
nc Nreidenstein brothers, aud situated In
bridgeport short distance west OF Bsrrs's
p!nning mil blew ont, throwing Il shower Of
steam and hot WINTER through Inc building
ana George lIreldenstein. one of the proprle
tors, was badly scal1ed and severely bruised
ana scratched. nad German laborer was
somewhat scalded. DR.. Cooke and Wagner
OF bridgeport, were summoned and managed
e; e; partially relieve the suileringt OF the in.
no: necessarily dangerous so far M thcv
could judge by sight, but something more
serious may develop In time. The building
was slightly damaged by the explosion. The
eoller was used in rendering lnrd, The
Messrs. Dreidenstein are well Known in he
o''y, ha9irs stall in the Upper market.
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GRAND jury Rl.ruRNs,
q Lons List OF Indictments, Prescnts,
For Various OiIrusr.. a

The GRIND Jury impaneiled by tae Cir.
cult Court finished lis labors yesterday. md
nude Us report 10 Part II, Judge BOYD
Most OF the indictments orc for the
illegal sale. OF liquors and keeping houses
Of prostitution, rhirty.nine OF tbs jnujcf.
neha presented 10 then, were endorsed true
Dip, and seveR not true bills. n. h "lI'I
,55r TRUE BILLS. 'gse Ff
Joshua Rine, manslaughte In carcles.ly
rum! INK over Thomas Jordan with buruv,
thereby causing his death. n ' co.
Charles j.. lnrche, alias Robert Meeken.
AIMS y; Mciig, grand larceny, the stealing OF
one gold watch Gaze Of tho value OF $40, onu
dozen si] yer forks OF the value OF 40 md ana
morocco box OF the value Of 81, the nroperty
OF Miller l. Franzheim, 4 r''i'S ~
oatidet jackson, grand larceny, The steal.
,rs OF gold watch, the property OF Jennie
Charles Steele and Charles Bennett. roh.
befy, Tue victim being Julia A.. 8tauer. The
robbery occurred Oft North Main street. 49,
Bion Watson and Richard Lynch, ielon.
iously entering store house on tho premises
ot .t,e state FAIR Association, with iptent to
George II: Trou.mau, William Florence
anu John Mooney, icloniously breaking and
tent t. steal. GT .,T'Ilr Il>N'' - - - -
Albert Price, petit larceny, with count
lor previous conviction. = y 20
Hobert Richardson, petit larceny. 81,
:. Indictments for keeping houses Of i)l.iame.
NARY shipr,, Jennie Lee, Nellie Campbell.
Annie Wright, Clara Moss, Melissa Robjpson'
julia Chisi,ell, Ida Holiday, Mary Howard
For selling spirituous liquors, wine, uorter'
ale, beer and drinks Of lie nature without n
State license therefor: Mary Shfpn, Mails,
Robinson, Julia ChIsuell, Clara Moss. Nbbie
Jackson. j '"0''' 1> wv y,
For selling and giving Intoxicating liouors
on Sunday: Jacob Wilhelm, Two Hin.
Christ llnsadorn, TWO bills; Josepl Webb
o9eph Green. samuel l.eizxus, william
GGni.d,'ns; Christina Viewis, William Mein,
FOR keepinga pool table without license
therefor, Lawrence Heller. -
NOT rEUE MILLS.
Theodore Wagner, Samuel Davis. George
iholn' conspiracy to swindlc by dishonesty
Ernest Mosbeek, for misdemcauor and
Herman llildebrand, misdemeanor ana
two prescntments. u.
Conrad Hoe. msdencanor, in cruel treat
ment Of meow. ~, = =. -, y -.
:, David Keller, resisting an officer in the
discharge of his duty. y -.
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BolOsih Sausage 10
Cheese, Rich and Nal!
lari OH, Extra Western stra!ned..,"m".." y
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lscptt TI,tS,


| will place on the counters for sale sever.
ii lines OF ladies' fine shoes at the following
extremely low prices For Cash, for this week
only:
Ladies kid, glove top, button, 500, worth
Ladies' glove top, cur kid, fox button,
g s.. 225. worth $3.50.
Ladies mat,op, eurkid, fox button, $3.50,
worth s. SO. !
ladies Simon bark goat, mat top button,
s. 90, worth $500. -l,zl5I.s =
Ladies az, 6 4 fine Curacao kid, button, $3.50,
. /, Ladies g French Kid, button, $780, worth
ladies kid, hand turned, button, $500,
worth S CO.. pose.
Remember the above goods are offered be-.
Low their ralne; Call early, while We have
all, sizes in stock.
..." .. 81. IN D,,.
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: :.'NE2Ess.ry is the mother Of ingcntion.'
Diseases Of the iiSey'n kiineys and bowels,
brought forth that sovereign remedy, kid.
Wort which j. natures normal ci,rn.
two for oil those dire oomp,6inls In clthcr
liquid or dry form II isa perfect remedy for
those terrible diseases that cause 50 many
ae.i:,5,h n :: 3. 81, Mi vrr,,s
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SPECiALTiES III imported Silk Hand.
kcrclliefs, Silk Mui'lcrs; full line Of Cart.
wright 4 Warmers Hosiery; beautiful
Plush Scarfs, new aud very select styles
III Gentlemcn's fine Furnishing Goods, at
The Star. y. GUNDLING Il co.,
.-... 3G Twelfth Street.
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WARE persuaded TINT the ancient IIcrmcs,
with nll the subtle arts and natural resources
OF the Aichemists. Was very poor doctor
compared with Mrs, Lydia T.. l'inkham, Of
Lynn, Mass. llermcs may have been inter
ait only a clever practitioner OF The Black
Az: bht we know there is no humbuv in the
pharmaceutical chemistry OF Mrs. pinkhaln's
Vegetable Compound. - uwrsw
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Lennon Holly a,nLe.

TO the yolks of six eggs, well beaten, add
three quarters pound white sugar, juice of
one lemon, onchalf pound of flour having
in II one measure Banner" Baking Powder;
then add the whites OF six eggs beaten stuff;
bake in jelly cake pans. IN -
For the jelly. Take the yolks OF three
eggs beaten, and one.hali pound Of white
sugar, juice Of one and grated rind OF two
lemons, and whites Of three eggs beaten very
still; put in vessel and place the vessel in
boiling water; boil until 1t ihickens; when
it is cold spread over each layer OF the cakes
except the top one. 1870
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The Second Shot Enfnt

COLUMNS, Ono, November 2l.-Fannie
Creighton, residing near Lithopoles, four
teen miles south Of this place, was fatally
shot with ashot sunat4r.M NJ. by anunknown
person. She killed her husband and served
term Of five years. This is the second
assault, caused by the strong feeling in the
neighEorhood, 5 .rg rs',... 'i..',.,,. :
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pie peaches !! ": u cans peaches 81 $50? 10; u
alil peaches 100. Tomatoes, b Ctiis 81 BAL 40
Sweet corn, 81 GOAL q; Winslow corn. 81 80.
Strawberries, 2 10 cans. 81 H. Blackberties 4,
10 cans. 81 fddt a. Lima btatS, b cailS, ST 8,
string 81 TO- Cove oysters ID cans, light, T5c full
weight 81 a5, E.| Hr,t. i.-Ea n.H.. rr s. 4n = s.
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THE D. & 0. II. Il. are now runnin. a
through sleeping car from Wheeling 10
Newark, Columbus, Springfield and India,
napoiis. This sleeper leaves every night ut
11:t r. NJ. except Saturday night. ,I'artics
can retire as early as Q o'clock, as the sleeper
will be at the B. Il 0. depot and open on md
after that hour. ~ -. =.
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'Ihi:kty-is strong aud firm and quoted at 81 Is
pc:pfoo suilou. No large sales nre repu,,et., ~
Ge's@9-!fvety aall. very Hale being brd,ts.. In.
The price pad Is 81 GO per ID. = =
N6o'-'sweas. owing 10 s:lno failures thai have
taken place In the East. 1t was quoted a, :s res.
teydny for sooi sr,ltlCs ~. - = ~.
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Silk finished nrocade Velvet in nil desira
Bile colors at IS cents. worth SlOJ. Silks
Cashmeres and all kinds OF Dress Goods al re-
duced prices. Dolmans, Clocks and Jackets
ut reduced p!iccs for Cash. G5
---'. JOIN RoEMEI.
W. Nos Clll and O0Oi Min 81 rna.
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OycrOsl ElNs,unkuncnt.

FnEnEsIcEsnunG, Va, November 2l.-A
locomotive and five cars OF Il freight train
on The Richmond, Fredericksburg 4 Poto.
mac Railway went over an embankmeNt
near liamilton's and was wrecked. Tie
Engineer, james Young, was killed. n.
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g. REMARKS on HEEr CATTLE.
The arrivals Of cattle during tho week amounted
70 :hl6 heal, against ".3I ,sI week aud no, hcnI
NC corresponding week OF lust year: and the sales
during the week amounted to $50 head araIu,,
2u.S lnS. week. and 1850 head The cosrtsir,iiinp
week OF last year, and were as follows -. =
To Baltimore bnichcs...,..,.,,. sa,
Tocnmtry G;i
10 Eastern NJ
~ "1s''''s'o"e i'S 81
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Ghe 2'ttetligettt:e'a:
b dee: Nos. 70 aud ~ Fourteenth Street


: ~ = W." 1kVSVFVISCEIEC1ItHs-- ----
Public Substituting Material.
Sealed Proposals.
EEbellish Your Houses.
Proposals to Supply Coal
rarlor Fire.place Heater--Nesbitt & Bro.
Business College. 5,as g...
For Sale-Dark lay Mare.
Wanted-Good Cart Horse.
For Sale-So. Organ. r,
For Sale-Cottage House.
Another Arrival OF Fine Pictures.
sparerihs, Tenderioins, Sc.-D. C. List, Jr,
Social and Reception at Zane Street NJ. l.
Church. s''.t' $3.50 :
The Big Squeeze-George Scranasc.
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rLAEA LOUISE Kellogg is to receive ST..
wv Tor singing twenty nights in parjs-$G0C
a night; No wonder she is in love will,
Dr. Bulls Consh Syrup, the great remedy for
coughs and colds, for what wuuid .'shc DO
without i,,ifshe should be attacked suddenly
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Wide Awake Dclin.

rss;rs Sargent Brothers, druggists, relta
Ohio, in Of ot,derink, : 9u4nlityol Ihsalap
l:clectric gu, writes That they never saId
anything that gave such universal sattsfacn.
. 4 in eRrinE sSn!Ehss, c8llst bFopcAItIs,
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THEY cay ''wor,l to the wise is sufficient
hut We think it takes about FIVE, "Use DR..
Buffs Cough Syrup" fou can get this ar.
,iele N any drug store for twenty-five cents,
Physicians recommend It, 5li Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-22
Nchuctl0u lsinnos.

Present stock OF pianos steinway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet II Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &c, at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Cull early and
secure great bargains. F '5
Lucas Music sroRE,
.f".,rs... f1t2 Main street. T