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TIRED OF PRISON LIFE.
A Woman In the County Jnil Tries
go ~ q - Commit huicide. - l.

A Woman In the County mil Tries 10
Commit Suicide.
A few minutes before eleven o'clock last
night, one of the girls confined III the county
Jail raped wildly on the door Of her cell
and called for help. Tailor Davis at once
went TO the women's ward and found Jennie
,O'Donnell at her door in great fright. She
exclaimed that the other inmate OF the same
cell, one Laura McLain, or Laura Martin, us
she is also known, had taken some poison and
was working in fits. Capt. Davis ut once
went for physician, and luckily found City
I Health Officer Edwards at the Mcclure House.
The Doctor hastencd to the Jail, and
found the girl rigid, apparently in death. A
little vigorous treatment, however, improved
her condition, and ut II o'clock, when re-
porter reached the Jail. she was sitting up
right OH tho edge Of the bed in her cell, u
girl supporting her OIL either side, and dosing
her at intervals with mustard aud warm wa
ter All danger was not yet passed, however,
and it WINS necessary 10 hold her hands to
keep her from piercing tho palms with the
naisin her paroxysms.
lI Tho girls in the Jail say that this was the
third dose Laura had taken. The first was
on "Wednesday, the second on Thursday
morning and the third last evening. She
has repeatedly said she was tired OF life and
intended 10 commit suicide The poison
was not very active one, being some medi-
/ cine one Of the prisoners had been using.
{ Tho doctor did not consider her as "a candi.
date for eternity ut this election" rs one of
! tho girls remarked, though certainly the
majority bywhsch she missed 1t was not an
Overwhelming one.
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The ArfA nr 1850

Col Peyton, Clerk OF the House of Dele.
gates and Keeper OF the Legislative Rolls, is
still b.lsily ut work preparing the Acts piss.
ed ut the recent session of The Legislature
for publication. The State Printer has
reached the ninety-sccond chapter. The
two chapters, that being the number Of Acts
passed, Besides these, however, the ioiut
resolutions and list Of certificates of incorpo.
ration issued may be included. The book,
E0l. Peyton estimates, will contain something
like six hundred pages, us the
nlnety.two chapters so far in type oc-
cupy upwards Of two hundred pages, and
the largest acts are yet to be sent 10 the prin.
ter. Anumber Of chapters have in accord.
ance with the provision made by the Lcgis.
iature, been separately printed for circulation,
among them the amendments to the revised
school law, which is now being sent out by
superintendent Butcher. at the rate the
work has thus fur progressed it will be sew.
eral weeks before the acts are bound and de.
livered ready for distribution as provided by
the Legislature. :,
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a Ilncy Case.

A rich case was begun yesterday in Part
OF the Circuit Court before Judge Boyd, ant
to the following jury: A. T. Carter, l.. Leon
hart. Jr., ". W. Amick, Louis Medcr, W, ii
Sbeib, c. J. Myers Frank Falloure, Franz
Woeber. J. d. Stanton. Clarence Seabrieht
Joseph Hydinger and Vim. shockey.
The case is that Of Adeline Simms vs.
John Anderson, II suite recover 5000 dam
ages sustained by alleged breach of contract
oil marriage and seduction. The parties live
near Elm Grove. Judge Houston aud Mr.
Nuznm are the counsel for the plaintitr and
u. u. Dovener for the defendant.
The entire forenoon yesterday was con
sunlcd i'll arguments on demurrcrs to tic
Dill OF complaint. These were all oyerruled
and the above jury einpaneled, and the testi
niony begun. Miss Simms, the plaintiff was
put on the stand, and testified to the exist.
ence OF an engagement of marriage, to the
alleged seduction, and the birth OF 4 child, n
bright, chubby boy OF two years or so, who
was in court. The occurrences were said Ia
have taken place in the period from 1877 to
1851 and the girl said Anderson sent her
over into Pennsylvania to hush up talk,
promising to follow and marry her, but neye,
did so. Hence the suit. The testimony for
for the plaintiff was ilnished.whcn the court
adjourned, :
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;;ii% III. McKcnnon, ESQ, yesterday made inior.
j nation before Squire W. II. Caldwell, charg.
Ing MIR. B. L. McMcchen with having "ielon.
,sously. stolen II paper Of value, to.wit, APRON.
I issory note OF the value Of Sl75," from him,
1 the said McKennon.
1 IS Is Mr.. McMechen appeared before the Justice
Mt his office, aud on motion Of his counsel,
! John 0. Pendleton, the hearing was post.
3poned until May 5. for his appearance at
which time Mr.. McMccheu gave bond with
! Mr.. Aaron i. Kelly rs surety.
IL The oilense Is alleged In the affidavit to
: have taken place last January. The note
was the property OF Mr.. McMeclen and us TO
Yhow 1t came into McKenuon's hands the par.
tiles differ. Tho latter claims it was given
! him us security for n debt due him, while the
defendant alleges that he gave the note to
7 Mr.. Mckennon, who was his lawyer, to credit
1T, upon another note which he held In his
possession Mr.. McMechen says he supposes
4 the note was lost by the other gentleman ut
any rate that Mckcnnon came to him and
asked him for that note he had given to him,
tue( Nc alechcn) denied any know ledge OF the
note after it had lefthis possession. and the
next step OF which he was appriscd was the
making Of the affidavit yesterday by McKen.
tuNp ~ - s4ig
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quickly. Tho same action was taken In
Henry Lehnert's case, md license refused.
Frank Lutz next claimed attention, and a
lear That something horrible would t9ppen
In Ills place some time caused II refusal TO
grant license by II vote Of 0 TO A. 'Messrs.
nuttsriield, Miller, Myles and Scliullze voted
for license. a,s'f sYl no ,5i},1 ~
james Mathews was next brought out and
long talk had, ms there was over Louis
schwalb's case, tho claim being that they
had been Indicted several times. They were
finally granted license BY vote OF 10 O..
Criswcll,, Futz, Hull, Simpson. Wolvington
voted no" And SO It continued, but tho
only ones refused license werc those noted
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Gossip About Wheeling People and
Their Visitors.


Hon. Josiah Sinclair, OF Benwood, was ii
the city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. c. prettyman, OF Noble county, O.
is visiting his sister, who is student ut til,
Wheeling Female College. sF-
Hon. L. G. Cracraft is at Weston, attend
ing meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF the
State Hospital for the Insane. 7s..
Mr. John peyton, OF Charleston, is in thu
city, makinga brief visit to his uncle, Col
J. d. Pey,on, clerk Of the House Of Delegates
G: W. Caldwell, ]. C. Palmer and J. Poole
citizens OF ncishborinG towns In the cit,
yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Maclsin, OF Wellsbure. W. Va.
died last evening, at the residence OF her son
Thomas Mackin, 2lS Main street. She wa:
to Steubenville for intcr,nent.
Miss a. Taylor, President OF the Female
College, will make the address Mt the annual
meeting OF the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society 10 be held in the NJ. L. church, OF
st. ClairSville, OIL next Sabbath evening al
7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. John II Atkinson, OF Hancock county
leaves on the Chancellor for Charleston,
where he has been sumn,onedas a Juror in thtt
United States Court, lie will be accompa
MED by United States Marshal Atkinson,
family, who will JOIN the Marshal there and
remain some time Visiting friends
Frank llennig leaves this morning for New
York. For long time lie has served faith
fully in the Western Union Office. and he
goes into the main Office OF the company in
New York. While there he will also pursue
his study of the theatrical profession. We
sincerely wish him success, and that he may
proper. ~ : d - Y Y - n - m,
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RIVER RIFLES IA,
And the News Caught In tho Ed,,ie..

n"" su 'sWs S"ukht III INC kuttics.
Things were lively on the leyee yesterday
morning. Me- if'fGI' fiIE'
The river. was FILLING yesterday evening.
with feet six inches In the channel. o. o.
The Joseph A. Stone passed down with
coal and the Jacob lleatherington with Ties,
The Government steamer A. A. Humphreys
Is willowins up llorsetail bar near Pitts.
bnrgh. |0 1II.l''1 ~ 80
The W. n. Chancellor Is due down this
morning eli route to Charleston. This steam.
or has iinc passenger accommodations, md IA
decidedly popular.
Pile Emma Graham arrived from, plttsbu -ph
about o'clock yesterday morning nnu tnc
Scotia from Cincinnati about the same time.
both lay at tho wharf short time ind then
passed on. M...
Tho attention Of United States officials hay.
Ing power to act Is called TO II very dangerous
SING ut 0posum Creek bar, some thirty
miles below this point. Pilots report II as
liable to make trouble II not speedily attend.
cd TO. IE'I
The United States steamer Mississippi left
~. Louis on Tuesday on n trip South, with
OF the trip Is 70 enable the commission 10 In.
spect the work OF improvement now in prog.
ress, nnd the river generally. 1t Is probable
mat the commission will 80 ns far rs the jet.
ties.
Tho beacon light steamer Lilly Is in ritts.
| burHh. Her chimneys were blown down
during recent heavy wind storm, and she
will remnin there until pair OF new ones
nrc put up, which will require the rest of thC
week, Recs II Thorn make the smoke sticks.
The Lilly made no changes In tho lights on
her why up. = :
For the pnst two days the rivalry between
The Martins Ferry packets, Little Anna and
Maud S., las been very warm and spiritc,i
and several races have been had, In ,naiori.
ty. Of which tho Anna has beaten. The
wharf has resoundcd with the victorious
screcches OF tho steamer whistles, Some OF
the races have been close ind exciting.
Shippers and pleasure seekers should 70.
member that the handsome sitlcwheelcr 81
Lawrence Is due from Cincinnati to-day and
VIII leave for that point to morrow afternoon.
large number OF our citizens have made
the trip In charge of those popular gentle.
men. the Mcssrs. List, md they pronounce II
delightful. The St. Lawrence will run m OK.
cursi0n during tho My Festival and will
doubtless take big crowd. Kramcr's band
will accompany the exCursionists.
SrEunEXviLLr, April o7.-Rivcr / feet G in,
rising; clear and warm.
OIL CRY, Pa, April 27.-Riyer . feet s in,
stationary; clear and warm.
CIScISSAri, O., April FIJI feet inches
and rising, clear and pleasant.
rIrrsBuEoll, Pa, April 27.-Riyer feet G
inches ANA rising; clear ind pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, ISp., April a7.-Cear and
warm. wind northeast; mercury 20; river L.
feet l inch scant; rising
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SATURDAY, NAY q, iss?,

commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ", nj The front g'tG
the Court House OF Ohio county, sell At Ighh ~
tion to the highest nni best bidder. The IDloaEl
| described property (or rs much thereof " shN'rr
tnry 10 satisfy expense, Of sale mud Tie arloLhtn,
the debt unpaid and =. curcd hy SAID Gcel .it;IH
that Is 10 say: a certain trAct OF IArre VI IAh; E
Ing parts OF Subdivisions CaNd u Of the shttts
e.tatc, plnt Of which Is on record IN the tiy'.
| office OF the County Court Of ohio c0I:iy VIZ
Virpinin, In iced Eo0k No. 81. paErioi aud h.1;
cd and described MS follows. viz: EgiaaiIr q ~
stnkc corner 10 Henry llcfrey. S, u !. ~ %h S
| poles to stake corner TO FlciHmrs, ihetC' VI.
stake; thenc- with sAih tine \. 50, l. 9|"'%
poles TO stake: thcnce with sal! line y. ., !,
IL 6i.l00 poles to the lastcad line; Thence Oh %
aid line 51s,e l., Is poles to STAKE cutef wv
| Mcdonald thence S. bli{S W y poles 10 A,,,
thence with iIGrvcy's line s s. ". ~ tilN ~"
to the place OF beginning, containing >cirh Nv
! two rOods and twelve pcrches Of land. BE- the al
more or less excepting only The reservation t.l ,.
In tho deed hereinafter referred to. being thtn h
property conveyed TO said Bernard Snanry yIos .,
II. St0rcr und wife mud 0ther. by dcc! afcd St.i
1st, 1873. and Of record In Sil Clur.s oalr III tv'
Bo0s No CO, page $40. ,,,
Title believed perfect, but selling rs l'uNWi
shall convey only such title rs Is vested IL ~e
said deed OF trtltt .,,
TERMS or sALE-Tw0 hundred d0ilnfs oi iNsp ~,
chate money. and MS much more as me pHNA's",i
mny elect cash In hand the rrtil1c IN Three ui1
instNllmtnS at six, twelve md eighteen ihohh.
with Interest from day Of sale, the ieht'" w
notes for deferred Payments sc Und b! u'' y"
trust on the property. ,.u,,pn
n. II. UAIIyr Tfls;rc,
AuctlOnocr. Lw--
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NEW CUMBERLAND,

IT cannot be said that St. Jacobs Oil. the
Great German Remedy, Is ever demonstra.
tive over case OF rheumatism: quietly he
performs his mission, leaving the relieved
one to tell OF its result. Mr.. Carl Siermun1
cor. Congress and Washington sts., Ynsiunti,
Michigan, writes:-my daughter had sui.
feTed from rheumatism to silc! an extent
that it crippled her, rendering her unable TO
walk Mt all: We consulted many physicians
and used nil kinds of medicine, but in vain,
At las: We decided to try the St. jacobs Oil,
and this wonderful remedy effected the hap.
plest results. 1t cured my daughter and the
little girl is now well and strong. Such
facts, plain and incontrovertblc are always
in order and arc convincing; aud it gives lis
no small pleasure to add our endorsement OF
the article which has accomplished such
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Wpll1lilYy+~-

Several pleasant little weddings took place
yesterday: among them being the following ;
Robert Holmes, the well known extrama,,
NJ the Atlantic engine house. was married to
Miss Sweeney, ut the residence of the brides
parents on Nineteenth street, by Rev. Father
Sullivan, Of the Cathedral. :,
George Beltz, the popular glass blower,
and Miss Cassie Beans, were yesterday made
man and wife at St Alphonsns church, Rev,
Father krcusch, the pastor, pronouncing the
for life SCI f57
s.lil another wedding was that of James
Maxwell, of the Singer Sewing Machine Com.
pany's office in this city, md Miss Bridge,
Reynolds. Their nuptials wereI celebrated
cating ~ 80 - ~ -
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The baltimore &c Ohio Railroad will sell
round trip tickets at excursion rates TO Bar.
retts Circus at Wheeling May 4th, 1852, from
all stations between Burton, W. Va, and
Wheeling; also all stations between West
alexander and Wheeling. Tickets good two
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that ". / ri..
county Of Aiicghnny, In he S, 1ISt HlrsIhcadN.
iIg been duly appointed and Tll al SSa! Ind a.
Ehnns' Court Of Mid comfy. rn "%iIntd 10 TED
llner anu Edward b. Hurley, W TIt"n o. mi
TENTH DAY OF MAY, isss, o. "A WV o gu lheIS
o " 20 s san be heard 1Io iIr r HS hGs
and deIyery to 1Os I ~ SsST GIt,clE the ,t
Nid, OF all personal pt.prrty NIL u, i" s,'nidIia ~
proceeds Of my Mlc u ni,y rcOi ',ity, ado
ing 10 md wards; or either, them I M@,s sisS
the Ad Court IN the case in Emu Tue hlsd
povener and Alfred caldwell, i,%,.t.iy Of 4
s s"ns' n,a Dther and authorizing IhS MI
i memc y" or peon 10 ,S 1St oyr aud o
real csta 10 which may belong In III T PGSttis d ~
either 81 them, md TO remove Il h. Mil SaNA .
State Of Maryland. Wy ,'metant Il
Guardian OH. ". X. rIpcr and Nv a. ,rliEE
A. J. CLARKE. ATTORNEY ' ''"NAiu i, liH,,,
Nt.Ih.
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BOOK BEER.

~ Tho Schmulbncll Brewing Company's
Celebrated Book Beer will be on lap
TO-DAY and TOMORROW. BE sure and
try 1t.
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the finest Book Beer of the season will bc
TINT Of the schmIlbach Brewing Company
on tap to-day and tomorrow in this cityis
saloons and those Of. Martins Ferry, Bridge
port md Dclluire.
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:, fou can buy the celebrated coC.cearcd
Novelty Clothes Wringer OF Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one.lialf the price
charged by pcddlcrs for third class wringers.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
TRUSTEE'S SALE or rI1TEryTi

'hUSl EES SALE OF FIFTEENTH
- STREET PROPERTY. u"
by virtue OF II deed of ,r,lN, made hr J,h,
Mcheiliinn TO me MS Trustee, dated iur,, u III
and Of record In the office Of tlr Clerk Fl i.
X court Of Ohio county, Nest Virginia, Il, IeJd
Trust Hook No.. pnec 30. | shall, on '
TUESDAY, MAY ., Isl
Commencing ut l0% O'clock A. ", at The INN, b..
OF the Court House Of Ohio county, Nest ysfS
sell ut public auction To the highest and t.g N.
der. the following described property uH,I,,ogr
The middle Oneihird (froutie on fEfl.,nS .t,,s
o. The north half Of lot numLrIrJ titrcp G% y
william W. Sh.ivcr'S addition 10 Ir,; Wht,It,
situate on the southwest corner OF Wool, ittErf
SEVENTH and Fifteenth formerly Centre r,,s
In the city OF Wheeling. VI. Va. ''"t'
Title believed 10 be perfect. but shall N,pt
only such title as is vested In mc By sad tS!3
trust, ''''' e"I
TERMS OF .sALE-onc.,hird Of the purchase I'm
md MS much more Ms the purchaser ulny cIsct
III hand the residue In two cqllal ilsiaIlmfas
nix and twelve months, with mi rr,l from med
OF sale, the purchaser giving notes inrdtIpniitt
ments, secured by deed Of tfliA, On the pro,e.;ya
apOlicy OF Insurance.
", - WM. ?. HUBBARD.
". III AALLEE. Trustee
..a AllptfOnprr MIN
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DON'T fail to sample the GLORIOUS Book Bee,
that the Sclimulbach Brewing Company will
have on tap to-day and tomorrow in The
saloons. 'AAss
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
Il NEAR ELM GROVE.
by virtue Of decd o! trust made by lN;ar;
STANLEY and Annie. his wife. 10 mcnsn Trustee, 81"
April 10, 1875, and Of record IN the pi!ic 0. Y
Clerk OF the County Court Of Uho county, w
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust fooE 80, :, iage u.
shall on
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INDICATION,

3 WASHINGTON, D. c., April IS, A. M.-Fol
4 the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair wealth
I er,variable winds shifting TO westerly; higher
/; barometer and stationary temperature.
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The finest Book Bacr Of the season will be
that OF the SchmuIbach Brewing Company
on tap to-day and tomorrow in this city's
saloons, and those Of Martins Ferry, Bridge
port and Bellare.
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iOMMNllSSIONERS' SALE OF VAL
~ uABLE CITY PROPERTY.
under and In pursuance Of dttnt Of The Nv.
hiclpal Court OF Wheeling, cnt,td Oh the i,h Guy
OF Atril. 1852 In suit for partition wherein Helen
!: Miller and Others are plalnts. and William ".
MlllcrS administrator and Others nc defendants,
tue uhoerslgnes special commissioner. Will, OF
SATURDAY. MAY 18th. 1852,
front door oil tho court house Of Ohio Usa.y.
sell, at public auction The following DESCRIBED 'al
estate In the city OF Wheeling, towt: A part % h'
numbered j., iu kQuaic numbered :, situate on tie
west Side Of Market street between FouHetnA
street and Sixteenth 'rret beginning alta point o.
the west side OF Market s.rc,, which the rCn,ts d
now OH said lot would strike II extended; iatatt
northwnrdly with Malsc. street 3! feet NOR. O;
less, TO tho line OF +. 7. icck, near lhe ren;e q
said lot; thence extending wrstwsrdly the ia.
width OF 3 feet 10 the bIck stable In the raj c!
said lot. ANIL thence extending back 40 IS 10 e..
brace all tho ground between sn!d Beck, l.ae ~!
the centre u tho division wal! In The haolr. De
nl!ey II the renr OF mid lot: The Ai0c bcll. 10
property owned and occupied by the late NiEi7
Miller.
TERMS orsALE-One,shIrl0 d tho purchase ro;IJ.
or as much more as the purchaser may elect i0E'
In cash; and the residue IN two equal annual ID
stallments. with intcrcS. from day u sale the Ds
chaser t09ivc his notes therefor, with pen Gi r
CURLY 10 be approved by the commissioners, 80
tho title 10 be retained until payment III !nl0.i
purchase money.
IF. J0Sf:
T. MELVIN,
e. at,tp ~
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a FINE selection Of Square and Upright ri.
amos but little used; equal to new II. evcrv
respect; tully guaranteed at great bargains
Nv LUCAS Music SrorE, :
,.n. llj1 Mnin rtroof
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y The following shows tho range OF the Their.
mometcr, us observed at Schnepfs drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
-! w -. 1851 ~ 1852
FAX. r. n. 3rx.7rx IA. NJ. l2x.3r.x.7 y
q 81 Il IS 60 80 So GO Sc
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THE tailor system Of dress cutting on
Moody''s Square. taught at A Fifteenth,
street, is intensely praised by all and outvies
everything, in its line. Ladies should get it
Immediately.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


ST. JAMES HOTEL. 7" MO-
Otcrmnn, 1alto. John peancny. Ra,to-
N Royce, Cross Creek. VIC Lee, Cross Crcek.
Gregg, MonMdsvilc. ], Reilcy. Allegheny CITY
J Lawlen, Pittsburgh. John Hanna. rIiy.
W s Cushing. city. sc Edwards Piitsb'ph.
Il s mwfofd. Chit. Robt johnson. MaIto
Il Thomas. Toledo. PHI Anderson. " IN.
II Iurkle. Fnirriew,O. JOMG,son. Falrmont.
Nh u Goelrtc!i.o ". FWcigarcd. Ely'a X s.
L DICK fnhtinc. Ed Ellis, ZancSvlllc.
FART OF 2SD nni0ADE-s. II. HARRIET A CO. g clucrs
Geo iierrck, Agent. X Browuwell
Bllcy Shultz, Chas Fisher.
Gins Grinnsley, james McCarry.
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I THE usual merchants lunch nj lie New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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"A New Discovery.

lth,t always teen ,urrosed ,ha,
aiier The head became glazed and
inlay, twas hopeless TO rIpee. any
half. Thlt Is erroneou,, We have
sfosn halt on hundreds Of heads
MAY we're gla1si like a "billiafd.
bail." Til, cut Is n mierosropie
siew Of the folliele and lapil,a from
which the hair grows. 1t will read.
Wy " seen that though the hair /,
gone hom the surface. It Is still alive
ahI healthy beue ath the scalp, and
y ohly prevented from growing by
nc contraction Of the foilIele IN
shleh u Would grow. The young
half Is sill alive and healthy, Gut
cannot force Its way through the
hafd crust. until the surface * son.
cned by the GRowkx. The tissues
thea alsotb the hair food Jakip to
manure in the vegetable world,
the weak life Is stimulated, and the
half starts on fresh growth.
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dlre qntallifqtttrpr.
Otiicc: h 0s. 70 md ~ Fourteenth street


Wantcd-rwo Young Ladies.
Two Platform Scales Wanted.
\ For Cincinnati-Stcamcr St. Lawrence.
( Wuntcd-Small House.
4 New Goods-Brues & Golfer.
Book Dccr-IIead of Local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-28

TIE ReymaMn Brewing Co.'S Book beer
will be on sale again next Monday In the
saloons In tho city and vicinity. \.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-28

DoS'T fail to sample the glorious Book Beer
that the Schmulbach Brewing Company will
have on tap to-day and tomorrow in the
saloons. = ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-28
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