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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-10
MARTIN'S FERRY.

Mrs. Andrew keith is ill with heart dis
ease. H.
J. T. Hanes, Esq, and family, have re-
turned from Cincinnati.
Mr.. Chas. Thorngate and wife, left for
Freeport, yesterday.
A large and handsome show case has
been placed in J. C. Hsnes' news depot
A little racket took place near the Buck
eye glass works, yesterday. Miss Minnie
Joint was coming down Hanover street
about noon and was met by John Stewart,
who works at the Union Glass Works, who
walked on down street with her, and when
near the glass works Stewart gave her a
shove, pushing her off the pavement. Ed
Joint, an employee of the Buckeye Glass
Works, brother of Miss joint
witnessed Stewards doings, and walk
ed up to him, catching him by the
neck gave him a slap in the mouth pro-
duciDg blood, and at the same time throw
ing him down and giving him good kick
ing. The affair caused considerable excite.
ment, and some say Stewart fully deserved
all he received and some say he did not
J. n. Frazier, leaves for Glencoe, this
morning, to build a house.
Yesterday morning Munk Craig, who
resides on Carlysle street, filled his hide
chuck full of canal water and went home.
beating his wife. very fine little woman,
and cripple by the way. The police were
sent for, Officers Linn and Neland respond
ing. The officers placed Craig under
arrest, but he declared he could
not be taken. Officer Linn raised his cane
and told Craig 10 promenade, and on the
sight of the stick he concluded to go along
with them. No further trouble was expe-
rienced until arriving at the Mayors of
fee. Here Officer Linn began searching
him before putting him in the cooler"
In his hip pocket was a flask OF whisky.
This the officer asked for, whereupon
Craig, moving to one side, said;
to have e0 that you and pulling of
his coat and vest and throwing them down
in the corner. Officer Linn said, by God,
] will have that whiskey,' and started to-
ward him. Craig showed fight and flew
into the officer, who drew his revolver,
deadly looking weapon, cooking 1t and
pointing it at Craig. At this instant May
or Mitchell appeared at the door, and no
ticing Linn pointing his revolver at Craig,
exclaimed, "0h! Bill, don't shoot, don't
shoot" By this time Craig had weakened,
handed over the whiskey, and wss lodged
in the cooler without further trouble.
The Wagoner house, on Washington
street, was raided by the police last night.
The REGISTER bulletin of the election re-
turns will be displayed from the side win
dows OF DR.. 0ngs' drugstore.
Last evening we were the recipient OF
curiosity for this season of the year-a
basket of ripe strawberries. They were
grown on the McSwords faIm and were
very delicious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-10

PIeaaans social Aaair as Martins
FerryIsst Might.

I.s, avan;no the residence of Rev. VIM.
Weir nastor Of the u. p. Church, ct Mar.
tins Ferry, was the scene OF one OF sne
most elegant social Affairs ever held IN that
place. Rev. Weir had been away On I've
weeks vacation to Cannonsburg, "a Ing
members of the congregation conciuoed 20
give him surprise on his return yeseoI-
day. which was the twentieth anniversary
of his marriage. About one hundred OF
the members called at his residence las:
niabt bringing with them Q large LOT OF
nresents in honor OF the event. Inc ioi-
ioyiIg Is q list of the presents:
Misses Kate Abbott and Jessie bayies
and ]. II. Bayless, one-half dozen decorated
INF JMr. and Mrs. Dave Thoburn, msjolica
Ms. Louis swartx, decorated cake plate
Mrs. Thos. Cleary, two china mugs.
Mrs. James 0sNeal, handsome sauce
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Campbell, sauce dish.
L. r. Oesterling, one set decorated cups
DIR. and Mrs. W. h. blackboard, decorated
Tbcs. Anderson, decorated water pitcher.
M. and Mrs. d. G. Battelle, one dozen
linen napkins. e..
dish.
VIM. Sloan, mantel mirror.
Mrs. d. J. and Miss Maggie West, butter
J. P. and Frank Crowls, two china cake
Prof and Mrs. C. R. shreve, handsome
cake plate.
decorated gravy bowl.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Holiday, card dish.
J. A. Bayless, steak plate.
G. F. West, moustache cup. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Boyd, cucumber dish.
A. w. Kerr and DR.. A. r. Ong, handsome
pf pr. and nsii Mrs. B. o. williams, handsome
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Wood, handsome
lamp.
grayed glass water service:
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Harrison, glass water
pitcher.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Mccowl, msiolica
comport
Mi. and Mrs. ]. r. Armstrong, comport.
Mrs. Z. J. and Miss Maggie West, one
dozen individual butter. :.
Mrs. Isaac Giffen, Mrs. A. Ralston aud
Mrs. r. H. Sweeney, one-half dozen teacups
and saucers.
IFJames and Robert Kerr, one dozen indi-
vidual butter.
BENZ. Weir, elegant plate, moustache
cup and saucer.
Miss A. Edna Trowel, vase and bouquet.
The Bible class of the U. p. Church,
fruit dishes.
Mrs. Capt, l.. W. Inglebright, figure "20'
of flowers, and bouquets.
About ten o'clock refreshments in mex
haustible quantities were served. The
company adjourned highly pleased, and OF
the universal opinion that this was the
most enjoyable affair they had ever at
tended.
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INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

The Crescent mill was running full turn
yesterday.
Porter &Co.. of Pittsburg, manufacturers
of light locomotives, have three engines
ready for shipment
The Sable Iron Works of Tug & Co., Pitts.
burg, are running double turn throughout,
except the nail factory.
The Belmont mill shipped quite large
consignment Of nails on the new cotton
boat OF Capt. Sweeney's yesterday.
The Keystone Boiler Works of Pittsburg,
are engaged on four large iron stacks for
the Union Mills Of Carnegie Bros. & Co.
The railroad bridge over the Youghighe-
ny river at McKeesport is nearing compile.
ton. When finished it will be 924 feet
long. -..
The new oil tank of the Brilliant Oil
Works is the largest in the State. 1t is l03
feet in diameter, with capacity OF 1900
barrels.
The Pittsburg Dispatch says both OF the
Lucy furnaces have been refined and light
ed up. They will be producing iron by
Wednesday.
Hussey, Howe & Co. 8 steel works ofPitts-
burgh, are now running full. During the
machinery at least so per cent. behind its
full capacity.
Yesterday the mill men was all at work,
but they all had time to talk politics and
nothing else. The friends of each party
were stoutly defending their ticket, and
not a few of the Republicans were talking
in favor of J. H. Good. No accident or
break was made yesterday. The mills were
on full
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BELLAIRE.

Extra fine grapes retail at six cents per
I. B. Litter has returned from . brief
visit TO Rush Rum.
Frank, an eight year old child of Mr..
Stephens residing on Belmont street. died
of diphtheria yesterday.
Theo. Co.'S, Of the Belmont Glass Works.
has purchased property on Rose Hill, and
Is having it repainted and repaired.
DR.. McClelland has recovered nom briet
illness.
fourth street, 70. on tear yesterday, went
home and began breaking DIP housekeeping;
Police were called and Hodgkiss was tocAso
up. His action caused considerable excite
ment, and informant estimates the crowd
of spectators at 600.
Tie REGIsTKR received its information
concerning Gov. Fosters visit to Bellaire
from what il supposed TO be reliable au-
thority. The RKeIsTER was misinf0rmed,
which often happens in the best regulated
newspaper offices. The Independent man
should not fly off the handle and talk about
contemplate sneak and dirty liars" No
Intentional harm was meant by the article
question, and the REGISTER regrets that
twas mislead.
BeIlaire people have thus far taken little
TO care what the result is. At this writ
ing Monday EVENING" the interest is in.
creasing and politicians predict full vote,
Following are the voting places: First
Ward-Hose house. Second Ward-Mlch's
house. Third Ward-City Building. Fourth
Ward-Hose house. Fifth Ward-Hose
house. Township-A. Browns gunsmith
room.
The Mayor did first rate business, yes
terdsy. Jas. Allen, drunkenness, 81 and
costs; Jas. Blankley, Chas. Sherwood and
Vim. Mclaughlin, same offence, 81 and
costs each.
Miss Delorr Walling of Gravel Hill, is
visiting relatives at Akron.
Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr.. Isaiah Golf, for
merly Of Wheeling, who died of consump.
ton at their residence in the Fourth ward
on Saturday evening, will be buried at
Rose Hill cemetery this afternoon at two
O'Clock. Mrs. Golf was 81 years old, and
was highly esteemed. :,
To-day's election returns will be bulle-
tined at Husband & Inskeep's drug store,
as fast as received by the REGISTER. Here
is your chance to hear the latest and most
reliable news.
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WATER wAIFS.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and Wharf

The river was falling at dark last night
with four feet of water in the channel.
The Courier is the Parkershnrg packet to-
day.
The Bachelor is the Pittsburg packet to-
day.
The Scotia passed down yesterday morn
ing.
The stockdale passed up yesterday, morn
ing. &c. .... ..- .. .-.
The Perey Kelsey passed up with tow
Of empdes yesterday.
Capt. s. Hildreth is in very poor heal tn
at his residence in Madison.
The Granite State has entered the Gin
cinnsti and Memphis trade,
The Ella Layman is laid up at Steuben-
vile with four barges Of ties.
The towboats Joseph A. Stone and James
Wood are coming with empties.
The Bengal Tiger denies that she
grounded her tow. 1t was some other boat.
The Hornbrook arrived here yesterday
with empties, and laid up at Armstrong;
float.
The Annie Roberts could not cross the
bar at the head of the Island yesterday,
and had TO tie up along side OF the Horner.
Inc following are the bids Tor the new
iron hull dredge boat: Allen & Blaisdell,
ST. Louis, $40, Rees & Thorn, Pitts
burgh, S23,OO0,-PatS. Times
The Lind Grove, Capt. Sweeney's new
boat, left at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
for New Orleans. She took large ship
ment of nails for points below.
On the sick list of the steamboat officers
at PRESENT are Captains w. Russell, David
Hendrickson, David Henderson, Sid Ever
man end Hugh Beyington, but it is believed
that none are dangerously i'll.
Dangerous snags are reported at Carpen-
ter's bar and Sand creek, on the West Vir-
ginia side, both in the channel, and one
300 feet above Sarah Furnace, in Pogue's
shadows, Kentucky shore. These are all
bad ones and need watching.
The Fred Wilson was fully repaired at
Louisville and is now making for this port.
By the explosion Of her steam pipe the
clock was blown through two buikheads,
and when picked up was still going Ths
Bible lying upon the table was blown to
atoms. which will be taken as a warning
by many river men TO keep away from the
good book as far as possible. r.
LOUISVILLE, October 9,-River falling,
with s feet inches in the canal; feet
less on the falls. Business dull Weather
warm and shoWery.
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FORBIDDEN FRUIr.
Robson and Crane at the Opera House
Last NiEht.

The second presentation in this city Of
Boucicaults comedy, Forbidden Fruit"
by the Robson & Crane Combination, was
greeted last night at the Opera House by q
large audience, and an enthusiastic one.
Messrs. Robson and Crane are prime favor
ties with Wheeling people, and each time
they have visited our city cordial welcome
has been extended them. And judging by
hattering press notices they have
received everywhere, we Judge they are
equally popular in all sections. To say
that this popularity is merited, 10 but scant
justice. Stuart Robson Is possessed of an
inimitable information of voice that is at
once strikingly peculiar, and excruciating-
ly funny. This added to his individually
eccentric apd laughable movements upon
the stage, stamps him as q true comedian.
And as TO Crane, he would make q pig
laugh. His joyial countenance beams in
the humor at all times, and when he
chuckles off into one of his round, whole
souled, hearty laughs, the contagion IL IT.
resistible and the house thunders with ap-
plause. The two combined can scarcely
disappoint an audience under the most I'M
favorable circumstances.
Thesupport was moderately fair, bot the
stage settings could have been mostly i'm
proved upon.
Tonight Shakespeare's popular play.
THE Comedy Of Errors" viii Be presented
with Messrs. Robson and Crane q the two
Dromios.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF . Personal
Character.

The Most Recent News OF . Personal
Character.
Mr.. Andy Hebrank, of Hebrank Bros,
goes East to-day to buy goods.
Mr.. Kahn, one Of the cleverest CONNER
cial men on the road, is at the Mcclure.
Miss Lille Braden, OF Washington, Pa,
is the guest Of Miss Ida Hall, on Four
tenth street.
Jimmy Kelley, the Boston Juvenile tenn
perance orator, is in the city. He was
doing some good work among the mill men
yesterday.
J. A. Bruton, the snuff man, OF panther.
fight fame, entertained his friends at the
Mcclure House last night with some de-
lightful dramatic renditions.
Harry Kennedy, the genial advance
agent of BARLEY Campbelps white
Slave" Company, is at the Mature. The
White Slave" will be at the Opera House
on Monday and Tuesday next
Capt. W. G. Brown, conductor on the
Hempfeld, left, yesterday morning, for
Milwaukee, Wis, TO attend the Conductors
Convention, which will be held there this
week. He was also accompanied by his
two sons and sister-in-law. Capt. Adams
will fill Mr.. Browns position during his alb
sence.
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WHO OWNS THE MONEY!
The Internecine War Between she
Fancy.

Nellie Andrews had preliminary exam
nation before Justice Ankle in the Jail Of
fee yesterday morning on the charge of
stealing $500 from Melisses Robinson, on
Tenth street, on last Friday evening. The
court held the defendent in the sum Of
$500 for her appearance at the next term
of tie circuit court, and in default of the
required security she was remapded to Jail
An1exciting tilt took place between the de-
PENDANTS counsel about back sores, and
Meiiss Robinson. The evidence didn't dis
close the ownership of the recovered money,
SIPS, as being at all vested in the plaintiff,
nor was the defendant required to show
how she came in possession of the money.
The defendant claims tobe fully prepared
to show how she came by the money at the
will be given to-day and Nellie released.
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Jesse JAMES MURDERERS.
The Ford Brothers Pass West Through
BenW0od.

The two Ford brothers, who have become
notorious as the executioners of Jesse
James, the noted outlaw, passed west last
night on the Baltimore & Ohio road DR..
Geo. Garrison, Of this city, come west from
Grafton, and learning the Fords were on
the train, hunted them up. He found
them in the Chicago sleeper. They had
not retired, but were sitting IN the section,
with the curtain down, effectually con-
cealing them. One or two reyolvers were
eonspicuously displayed about the seats.
DR., Garrison, assuring them curiosity was
his only motive in addressing them, en-
gagged in conversation with them. They
said il was necessary for them 10 be armed
and continually on their guzrd. as several
attempts had been made upon their lives
and at one time onlya prompt and deter
mined resistance had saved them, the train
in which they were travelling having been
attacked
Charles w. Ford, the elder, who is about
25 years old. has in his possession reyol.
yer which was on Jesse James q: the time
be shot him. 1t is very fine weapon.
Speaking Of Frank James. now in prison
at Independence, they were of the opin-
ion he would not receive execution Glenn
ency, and they hoped he would not. Prob
ahly they we're sfrsid IT him, should he %
Jsaf
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Dbsslias Resistes
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 40, Issa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Breech Loading Shot Guns-I. G. Dillon
Third Page
Wanted-Girl to do Homework.
For Rent-Double Store Room.
Here We Are Again-G. Mendel & Co.
Bargains in Dry Goods-Henry Jacobs
Head Of Local
Regular Tuesday Paeket-SteamerA Andes.
Save Your Teeth-R. II. List
Notice-B. Z. Adams
New Line Of Opera GlaSses-Miller &
Franzheim.
Whole and Ground spioes-Edward
Reed.
Colgste's Toilet Soaps-R. H. List.
Don't You Forget It-Tidal Wave Saloon.
finland Japanned WGre-a w. John
sons Sons.
Gladiator Cook Stoye-B. Fisher 6 Son.
Ladies' Fine Shoes-J. r. Stone.
Sash. Doors, &c.-W. A Wilson.
italian Maccaroni-J. II. Diehl & Co.
Gneap HOines-C. A, Schaefer q Co.
Atten ton, DemOcratS-Geo. McCulley.
The BesSemer Stoye-B, Fisher & Son.
Lots in Standard Addition to Martins
-Ferry-[Local Page.l
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Ne uotbe D,eesv.d.

In these times OF quack medicicine adj
yertisements everywhere. 1t is truly graft
flying to find one remedy that is worthy of
praise, and which really does q recon-
mended. Electric BItters We can vouch for
as being true and reliable remedy, and
and one that will do AZ recommended.
They invariably cure Stomach and Liver
Complaints, Diseases Of the Kidneys and
We speak, and can readily say, give them q
tiial. Sold at fifty cents bottle By Logan
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Prof. Mullen will open class for Ladies,
Misses aud Masters, on Tuesday afternoon,
October 10th, 1882, at Germania Hal, corner
of Fourteenth and Market streets, from 8
to O'Clock. and win continue every Tues
day and Thursday Of each week. The Pro-
lessor says his time is so constantly occu-
pied that he finds it impossible to go
srovnd soliciting personally, and respect
tully ASKS his patrons to call on him.
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True TO Her Trust.

faithful wife and mother, constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg
Letting q single duty in their behalf When
they are assailed by disease, and the sys-
tenn should have q thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri-
fed, and malarial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents. Sold BY Logan & Co.
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Portland Is not included In the total.
MIN 70 Resuae.

erscsxArI october6-Mr. Harper, man
sper of Swift's rolling mill, after consider.
ing the complaints Of his workmen, mas
decided TO give to them what they demand
ed as an equivalent 10 Pittsburgh faciInes
either in additional workmen or an ailow.
ance Of money, and they Will resume VOL
Wednesday. They would have 9egun sa,
lier but for funeral OF one OF their mum.
Der. The condition Of the other mills Is
unchanged
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Resolutions 90 RsV. Masdea.

y z
QUARTERLY coNFERENcE, September 80
Resolred, That in parting with Rev. Q. P.
-Nasdep. who Is now closing three years
term as pastor OF this church, We desire TO
txnress our high respect for his pure and
and Sienifed personal character, our CRATE
s.i annreciation of his kind and sympa-
thstie pastoral ministrstions and his elo-
onsnt and faithful preaching.
R1soFred That We send with him to his
to,nre field of labor our best wishes and
,',asnerity. and that we commend himself
=, family 20 the confidence and affection
- deer w',b vhem ne may be called r.
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Another lot OF those WOmen's
Grain Morocco Button shoes re-
ceived, at R1.25 per pair. Also,
q fine line Of Mems and WOmen's
hand and machine made shoes,
at j. w. AMICK'S,
114S Main st.
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R<W UaDponfEe IoW 80
M.scHrsrra, n. b.. 0ctcbsr e.. = pecu'
liar case Of obtaining pension ~ fraud ne
mat been unearthed. and the tee guilty p. e.
tt;ss = bo are Bartholomew Ryan ana we
CstSay;ne of Milford, were erfAigned to
Ssv before United States Commissio ner
Rsrtlett in this city. The fact. IN oneI
.re these: In 1871 Ella Kenrick, VINO, .
that time lived with the kysns o
M;iford applied for Q pension. ana
sfteyWsrd removed to AassacnS9.s,-
cts Three years later papers came 20 III
ford Announcing that q pension nao psen
arsnted. They fell into the hands OF ny
s Who took his wife and vent TO Na:hau.
~Sere She presented the pension, ana sne
has ever since drawn the money lnctug a
s s amounting in all 70 about 1919
SneciaI AGENT Currsn unsarthee; ne tas.
csl;tv ~ the partles were arfestea tnss
@ 1ae By United stltss Marshsi patisr.
SON and brought TO this city Inc nsa. ny
vss not concluded to-day. and Ryan ma
w;fe were committed to jail In default o.
baiI, RYAN admits the fraud, and claims y
IS ali his fault, Is his wife scted under Els
;netrurfiOus
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They blew Out tbs Gas.

New York, October 9.-Last night Theo,,
dore Hasre, aged %, and VIM. Husky, agea
26, lodged at the Annex Hall, Brooklyn. a
strong smell of gas was noticed this morn
ing coming from their room, and the door
being bursted open, both men were found
dead. They blew out the gas.
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B.ekIe.,s Ar.ie. s.lve.

The BEsr SALvK In the world for Cuta
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, fetter. Cbapped Hands, Ghiiblains,
corns, and ell SKIN Eruptions, and pod.
lively cures Piles. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money rsfunded.
Price Is cents per box. For saie By Logan
Il Co.
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ST.. LOUIS. October Gov. Crittenden Is
reported to have said that he will not grant
a requisition for Frank James from any
other States, as long as criminal charge
remains apainat him in Missouri.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENrs.
LOTS IN THE
Standard Addition to Martins Ferry

These lots having lust been plated an Dac-
cepted by the City Council Of Martins FRY,
are now offered for sale
They are situated Just west OF the stapiard
Iron Company's mills, and adIotn the own
Of Etnavllle. Contracts have already been
signed for many tasteful houses.
over three hundred additional opera yes OF
the Standard and Etna mills must nnQlomes
in the vicinity by January ], 1888. II
Plats Of the property can be seen ct % ON
ces named below.
FIRST NATIONALS BANK. OF Bel lire.
MEA IRON AND NAIL co. Door
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Another Dishonest and Contemplate
Scheme.

The Democratic voters of the city and
county will keep WIDE AWAKE at to-day's
election, as schemes are at work to defeat
if possible, the choice of the people. A 50
called Democratic ticket is largely circulated
publishing Louis c. stifel's name for Louis
+. stifel, the regular candidate.
A GERMAN DEMocRAr.
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remncrnnee Hall.

TORONTO, CAM, October 9.-The tempeto
ance people of this city are preparing Z.
erect ten thousand dollar hall in which 70
hold their meetings.
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EXCHANGES.

the weekly Clearing Hsase RePsrs
Rosror. MASS, October 9.-From the
post. The following table shows the total
eross exchanges at twenty-six leading clear.
mo houses in the United States, for the
xsek ending October 9TH:
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AnaWer This.

Can you find case of Bright's Disease
of the Kidneys. Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
Complaints that is durable, that Hop Bit
tiers has not or cannot cure? Ask your
neighbors if they can.
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J. 81. DKHL & Co, J. s. welty, Worthen
& Teman. George 4. McMechen, r. ].
Smyth aud II. F. Behrens sell Chartar 0si.
Robert Simpson, wholesale AGENT
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PsRuSA cured my daughters sore eyes
amer occuiists had failed. c. 2. ScHRzApKs,
Allegheny City.
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/ had Chronic Rheumatism for one wear:
bad been given up to die by two piSysic.
isns. PERusA cured me. VIM. CURrz,
f1ttsourgh, Pa