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DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
Female Regulator
WOman'S Best Friend.

1t is well known to physicians and alas
too well known to suffering women them
selves, that they are subject to numerous
diseases peculiar to their sex, such as sus-
pension of the MenSes, painful and scanty
Menstruation, liberation and Falling OF the
Womb, attended with an endless train of
sympathetic and constitutional disorders,
which embitters the whole life, and which
have long been considered incurable. But
at last the remedy has been found in
DR.. J. Bradileld's Female Regulator.
1t is not "cure.al" but remedy for one
class of diseases, all of which pertain to the
womb.
Any sufferer from the diseases mentioned
can take this remedy and thus relieve her
self without revealing her condition to any
one, and without Subjecting her womanly
mOdesty to the shock Of an examination by
a physician.
To bring health and happiness to the
homes of suffering women is Il mission be-
fore which royal favor sinks into insight
canoe. What earthly benefaction can com
pare with one which protects from
"That dire disease whose ruthless power
Withers beauty's transient flower"
which gives ease for pain, Joy for sorrow,
pallor of disease, the light. elastic step, for
dragging WEAKNESS, nights OF soft repose for
hours of tossing restlessness, bounding vgor
for languishing dullness, the sweet lines Of
full grown beauty for the sharp and wither-
ed form Of emaciation, long life of phySi-
cal, mental, social and domestic enjoyments
for few sad days of pain aud gloom, end
ing in an early grave? Such is the mission,
such are the results of DR.. J. BRADFIELD's
FEMALE REGULATOR, which is hence truly
and appropriately styled "Woman's Best
Friend"
"WhiteS," and all those Irregularities Of
the womb so destructive to the health, hap
pinesS and beauty of women, disappear like
magic before single bottle OF this wonder.
ful compound. All who suffer from any of
these diseases are most earnestly invited to
give this great remedy a trial. 1t has cured
thousands and will cure you. Don't fail to
try it. Price small size 10 cents. Large size
/ Sl.5O. Manufactured by
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"ROugll on Rats"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks,
gophers. 15c. Druggists.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News mud GoshiP about Some People
We NIL Know.

News md GoAAip i.bout Some People
We nIl Know.
r. NJ. brown, Of Steubcnvillc, was in the
city yesterday. @s.5
I Mr.. John p. Harvey, representing the
Cleveland LeudeY, was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. PAUL. and daughters,
Misses Ella and Slollie, returned home yes.
tcrtlay from an extended visit down the
river AL. 62 &a&GRsN}a. ~, Il $50
I Tho Wheeling ISrEiMoEScEE says Z. G.
Cracraft isattcnding court II. Woodstield. Our
impression wus that he was over there ut.
tending Democratic jolliiication, and made
a,i extremely radical speech there Saturday
evening. Owing 10 the result in Ohio county,
MIR. Cracraft had to 10 out Of his own State
5 10 get OIL that jollihcation speech be had pre-.
pared for home use.-Beliaire Tribune.
v Capt. a. D. Grassland, U. 8. Inspector OF
Customs, arrived in the city yesterday
Capt. Grassland Is a resident OF Jackson,
Ohio a.,d reports his--the Eleventh District
ALI right, the Republican candidate for
Congress being elected by n good majority
The Captain says the faces OF the Democrnts
over here remind him OF the faces OF the
Republicans In Ohio--ra,her elongated.
N Col. James Wasaburn, a member 81 The
Wisconsin Legislature, and Il connection Of
the prominent family Of his name, Is In the
city. Col Washburn was commander of sev,
eral Ohio regiments at different tines during
the late war, and received a wound In hi,
left eye, tho ball coming out at the back oil
his skull. beyond destroying the sight oil
that eye the wound had no evil results. The
Colonel, was stationed hero toward the close
OF the war for several weeks 1! n q Is4a
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SynOtlkcnl Meeting,

BY order Of the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church the New "ynod Of Penn
bylyana will meet in Harrisburg Pa, to.mor,
row, October 10th, ut three o'clock r NJ, and
will ba opened with sermon by the Rev.
Mr.. Butler, OF Clarified, III. This New Synod
will embrace IN its territory and members.
the four old Synods Of Philude phia, Harris.
burg, Erie und Pittsburgh, including the
State of West Virginia. Over eight Hundred
ministers belong to the New Synod, und If all
these ministers md M elder for each minis.
ter attend this meeting itwould make a body
of over seventeen hundred men. 1t is ex-
pected that about one..hird of this number
will b. present, and one Of the chief items of
business will be to fix the basis and ratio OF
representation for the future meetings Of the
Synod: Other important matters will be con-
sidered, and the Synod will not close its scs-
si0ns until sonlclime next week. The Rev.
DR.. Cunningham, Rev. ". X. Cooke and Mr..
Alexander Bone, Of this city. will leave to-day
Tor harrisburg. where they will be members
. OF tho SYNOD. Ing 10 SIN
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THE LtuSnrtfH ,

Are 10 appe ar at 1.-THE Opera HOUSE on Friday
and Saturday evenings next in "pink Dom:
inoes," and in Camille ut the matinee on
Saturday. The Philadelphia inquirer says,
"a large house greeted the return 10 rhila.
delrhia o. the i.ingards last night, where
they have always been welcome guests. The
feature Of the evening was tbs appearance Of
Alice Dunntng Lingarl in comedy. Her
role was that Of Lady Gorins, In Pink Dom.
inoes,' an assumption in whicl she cha!lenc,
es comparison with the artists who have
made thepart familiar. THAT she bears the
test successfully goes. without saying Tor
those who have been charmed by her grace,
vlvacity and plcasing presence in the lighter
ehtettalunen's that have llerstofore cSus,j.
ta.ed the hingard repertoire. y Her persona.
ton was well received and Justly reward ed
by call before the curtain at the end Of The
second act. The Lingard company is a,ln,i.
rab'y selected and the support! offered to
the principal artist was excellent through.
out" Reserved seats to be placed on sale
This incoming at Wilson 4 Banners music
store lz'-# is&-aE ~. - 30 20 30 -,
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EHE ZIG ROOM

or the Supporter of Gcu.7 Golf To.tnor.
~Ea " n row Night. 10
The various committees for the jollidca
ton Of the supporters Of Gen. Golf in thil
city tomorrow evening, met at the Lincoln
Club rooms last night, with Capt. ".
Travis IN the chair and Oscar Sa udrock 1T
the secretary's table. DR.. T. o. Edwards
was elected Treasurer Of the funds collected
for the occasion, which, we arc Glad 10 say,
promise to be liberal. The following gentle,
men were appointed aids to Capt. Travis,
Chief Marshal:
J. v. Il. Rodgers, V, ..,
Jacob Altmyer, &g-s I ~.
Major Joy. III 81
Anton Keymann, ~ k s
Capt. William Otto, 4 - ri
George Bowers, tS ~:
Alex. Turner, s5.lee
J. +. Thompson, G
W. n. Linen,
Henry Blumenbcre, rg
Henry Hnnke, ~
Col. Aaron Mills, OF Dellaire 81
W. b. Lewis, Of Martins Ferry,
Col. Jake Nunge, 9
August pollack. a.l.e.
Col. Hugh Sterling, 4Et
G NJ. Rhodes Of bridgeport. ...a
The Committee on Route OF Procession was
instructed TO publish the route in The INTEL.
IlGESCER to morrow morning. ;, ~ -
Gen. Golf and Hon. John w, Mason will
be here. Numerous other Lending men have
been invited, also, and are expected, among
them Hon. John a. Campbell, OF Hancock
county, MajorT. II. j. S,agscfs, OF FAirmout
Hon l.. Danford, Of Ohio, DR.. JIM, Todd, OF
bridgeport, Ex.Goy. peirpont, of Fairmont
and other equally well kno VIII and popular
gentlemen. ~ - -
The affair will he as Brilliant rs The electric
light and red fire can make it, Us barnonou.
as the music OF the bands, and as successful
generally rs the Efforts 3of Gen. COTS sup
porters 10 eject him Congress man. Nh ~
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

Some Of our more enthusiastic Republicans
Ink Of taking In the bly, jolliilcation ut
Wheeling ON Thursday night. +
Mrs. J. A. Langdon, Of Pittsburgh. Is spend.
inga lew days with friends here In town. She
spent her girlhood here. and comes back to
see her host Of friends. tdsI.E
George Marquett, while shoycling coal from
wagon, accidentally Slipped back and fell
from the wagon, breaking Ills arm and receiv.
ing some other slight injuries. He Is now
conva!escing. ii&rrH=g
Some Of our pilots and craftsmen. while the
river Is low, have gone to the woods to spend
u week hunting and putting In the time.
They are out on Pennsylvania soil, ind ITO
doubt when they return there will ba dc.
cline in the game market. RI,
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Fortunate f'inncsul.

In the Boston World ofSepicmbcr a9:h there
is funnily written description Of MI inter.
view between the reporter and Mr.. Michael
A. Finncgan Of No. Elder Place. Off Drigh.
ton street, tn Boston. Mr.. +. had drawn In
the September drawing OF the louisiana State
Lottery on one.lifih of ticket No. ~ $50, cost.
Ing him one dollar, sent to NJ. a. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, the sum OF Il, 900, aud the
Adams Express paid him al The money, and
The scribe tried to get Finnegan TO unfold
Finnosan seemed to look upon it rs Il thing
to be expected as an ordinary occurrence. X
hopeful man is Mr.. Finnegan. Some one
else will be equally fortunate OIL November
18th. Gt as Rwb nsw
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WNynrSl,llrg Fair.

The annual exhibition OF the Waynesburg.
Pennsylvania Fair Association will be held
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday, October
%, "a and 25, 1882. This Association oilers
the most liberal premiums, Of any County
Fair IN the State. The exhibits OF fine stock
and agricultural products IRE always un-
surpassed. Some Of the most noted horses
on the turf are entered for the trinls Of speed,
which take place daily, on the lines, and
fastest half mile track in Western rennsyl-
vania. The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co..
will sell excursion tickets on nil regular
trains every day during the fair. at the low
rate Of s. 90 for the round trip. Tickets
good to return on any Train until October
2Gib. Ul - g.5isi -.
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/ HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST.IAMES,HnrrI

WBucLwaltcr. Tyrone City " Ctuig, Mason q.
II Perkins. city ~ " McCluny Ntltim o,o
Lcwis, Frosbury YIN lotion, Ii PISA. iii :
D MshdelGnuln, Grsftoa J Abmyrr. Summrrnr ld
!, M.tssEl9n, C4dis JpWc,kci, Flushing
= H1iiDtell. baltimore 4 1 Ffrcsc, city al = Z
~ M y Vase, New York Dunn, Saild,lsky ils
" a C9antoeR ,sandlIAEyt \ E.lshtiet, baltimore
siocS. ltll1im0ye Z Long. baltimore = Il
nnnd. brilliant, on " k4h,, Bonblumld
= H1lhnn lazy. Altns,ln llopy, Cahul 10 SIS
Y y,n ,h naInesE1ue tlas brown, Ea'nesr|lie
y; y u acsht. hsiiimore I Mclaughlin buffalo
I , \, ~. oous AIlooha VIM Tallmens. Hellayo :
! s'pssaa'e. y!!isbnlgh Nh WE, Cox. 8 Liberty
Mis- Laura Yum, wlIbertyJ Ensle 4 lam, Hartford
y, &, HTnsayet Staubeaylle Annie Ford steubenvfsie
W sktnner, snrdis 0 Z, skinner. tA1dis. o SIS.
AiSs y Chliktwell, MoundvW II Kuhn, Pittsburgh
Ne!!. l|t,sba'gh = Rt,t.y, Coitimhtis 80 =
y ', Mihon; ei!y ILLS Stoesdale, Fits
John shake. Aloandsyllle 7 4 lrfmlcy Baltimore
I + ,,s1tIs, ny 3 Rkl,l!hB
! " Workman. DIX 0 RR ] Fnncis Newark : y
l. Burghcim, Cincinnati Isaac Ioin, Sullivan, III
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Forty desirable building lots In Shreye's
Addition 10 Martins Ferry. Parties wishing
to see plat OF the lots OF, c very fine photo.
graphic representation .of The sar1fe viii call
on Geo. Mcdill, Bridgeport; Henry Floto
Abram Lash, Jos Medill, Martins Ferry, or
C.!GA.L Schsefer \ Col, Real Estate Agents,
Wheeling. 1 ~ I'M; ;i.}I,;.t
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BARGAINS
EXTRAORDINARY /!

For THIS COMING WEEK we will Offer the
grtatust raricty Ut ladies. Ghtidteus Nlaes and
tents Underwear, In Mciino, White aud COl0red-
all wool III White AMI l.e,l-ut such prices us TO
meet with the most sunguinc buyers, Over coo
dozen 10 select FROM.
Our Stock Of HOSIERY Is full and complete. and
Will be sold very low. Comprises The celebrated
CINCINNATI Hosiery, hand and machine knit.
Oar GLOVE and CORSET Stack c8mp.ises The
latest styles Of the season. and will be sold very low.
Our CLOAK DEPARTMENT. eo,lsi. sting Of silk
Dnlmans. Six Circulars. Walking Jackets listers.
lilsterettcs, Circulars Misses. mud nfnts Coaks Of
the latest and most approved styles We are able
to meet any competition, no matter where It comes
from. Iii this department all goods IRE naiuiac'
I'll rcd by U.S. Nil goods are fresh mud new. all styles
are our own, mud every garment isguarnteed to fit
und wear. ~.
Ladies' avail yourself OF ibis opportunity. Call
and Sec III wheli out shopping. 0".-
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Srlcei aIountnin Cakc-A Delicious Cake
To The yolks OF Eve eggs, well beaten, add
one cup sugar, onc.hal II cup sweet milk, one
teaspoonful ground cinnamon, one grated
nutmeg, then the whites Of two eggs we'll
be.ten, one and half cups flour having in it
one measure "Banner" Baking Powder; bake
IN Jelly cake pans when cold spread each
layer With an icing mada OF the whites OF
three eggs beaten stiff and one and half
cups powdered sugar. ,} e ~, - Il, '.STTD
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iE. Trustee
SALE.

#.N
Nv virtue Of decree OF The County Court Of OH
County. ". Va made November B. ls1a IN ibt.E
IN chu!!cery then therein rendins between 1uhGp
WlnAns, complainant, and Jamss y. Nhesi. M,
beth J, Wheat aud Stanley II. Whcai. 1tiehoAlh
the undersigned Commissioner appointed py NJ
decree for tie purpose, Will, OH
WEDNESDAY, THE FIttsT DAY OF WOVEN
iiEl.. i6S!,
at the front door Of tho Court House Of @h! Gout.
commencing nj ten O'Clock 4. H.. Nell nj pllblM hs
lion. tho Moth half Of tho 10! OF gr0tind nil+h
Nonr} III the tq1a1e numbered D. ihllrttl gu Y
plat Of That part OF the city Of Wheeling ~ y
county, known As Middle liccllns; when null y
fronts on the cas-, side Of iMrllnr. I'ofnH
FOurll) street, with the buildings aud Hrlu'S
nauces thereto belonging,
Terms or SALE--ftte ruclias~ 10 Ply ~ h ny,
one. third OF the purchase money Nnd 'aen "t'S Y,
b,,n rs he may elect. and the balance y rlTaa y
siaItmen,s Mt nine and eighteen 4onlh'. VIII Z
tcIcst itOm the dny OF sale; bonds WIN se'il.!
Lc nplroyed by the Commissioner. 70 &c sNIn ~
Inc deferred ilistatlncnts. ntd The NY 10 .e !"
iained until the payment o! the purchase ''''''
:" '"'' WILLIAM Z. HpBIAD. ,
speci,l co'l'nlsioryE
Bond and secu,l,y has been given w m'''o1
missioner as required By law: o,,o,u ,I.,t
or y u. w, I..-I -
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A FELLOW who calls himself printer, hui
who belongs to q class technically known a.
.'blacksmiti'a," managed by the exercise ol
his peculiar faculties TO knock all The sense
ont OF tho heading to The jolljilcaiion artjcle
in yesterdays 1NrELLI0IYcER Funeral no.
lice hereafter. x, e 49, ~ z 1sIi'1l'''
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~ ,Noyr" said a delegate ina Virginia con.
vention, THAT our chairman take dose OF
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, he is so hoarsc that
| cannot understand hiln." That gentleman
had no doubt tried this wonderful medicine.
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FiFrr.EIonr million dollars Is the estimated
value o! finger rings OF this country uctually
worn, and still there are people mean enough
to 80 hacking and coughing because they 10
not want TO invest 95 cents for a bottle OF Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Z, Ii BIZ GY,S1 :,
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q SILK Circulars. fur lined, ut s!oOJ. which Gte
waIth $500.
Please call and sec tho n. No trouble 10 show
them whether you buy or not.
80 Misses Cloaks. comprising the handsomtA
cohesion ever seen In the city. Our U'seretr Or
gem for the price md our 'Ilcbeeta" Jacket. all
wl for ladies'. must be seen u he appreciated.
no Remember tho Store Is on ELEVEN III st.,
1puf ErcpuI Wunl Market Ccl7
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K DoN'r fail to 90 early tomorrow evening
for your supper at Fourth Street Church.
,whcra hot waiiies, chicken, salad and other
toolhsomc things will be served. i4 , 5S
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AFTER the parade and celebration Of COTS
election tomorrow evening, tie bows are
most cordially invited 10 ! Fourth Street
Church, where the ladies will take great
pleasure In giving them a nice hot Gun Of
coffee, d 4: ,Isi Is OIL. y y =!
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Dysrrr1A. liver complaint, md kindred
affections. For treatise giving successful self.
treatment address WORLDS DispaSs4RY MypY.
CAL ASSOCIATION, DutIalo, y. Y. n 3-.'f,lIY wskw
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WAaSTED-WlllTE OAE nan
hickory II foot ho.p. j,CIL rA, N1sts ~ AMI
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MAKE your old things look like new by
using the Diamond Dyes, and you will be
hnppy. Any Of the fashionable colurs for 10
cents. MWtxw
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WANTED-AT WHEELING CpTS-
"! Coal Conpany's Minis two m ~ SREEE
T.v.& w iaffroad. Thirty sooI WET, ,an1 cut on {.
STEADY WORK gnansnttel. rticys Of Msmy mlSer
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FOB PRINTING s Of EVERY KIND
- from Mammoth Poster to Tho Fines, Whiting
Card. executed N SupcsiaI style and al low rai.s
ier eh. a. tle 1nteiiisencer Job O1lcc, Is and y
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WAASN.T.ED.rIIREE ESrE1 WV;
oaa AhS 's1y s2vo pctisy; small ii,MEviC
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E'0R sALtSTiiE srOUH ANN C0oE
VII Of Il well equipped job p,init', ny MooD
nv clty or would sell material in io,s s WaSsIa
StInes psr!iSnlGrs enquire u VI Coni,rFGSt
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constitution Will be able 10 gtt lid d the

Since the two blast furnaces, on opposite
sides Of tho river, have been 1unnlpg out
solid banks OF Stag into The river, the water
has been depositinE n great deal Of mud on
the bank be low. raising the ground many
feet. This fall the railroad to the upper
whariLoat has been lct, far from the water,
and nahy car loads Of stone are now being
piled iuto the mud ut the waters edge to
make a foundation firm enough 10 bear n
| new track. 81 1HI ..E.T -.llT. Ha.qLI
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EOR RENT

WAs sS1I: 49,, 5! SITUATION Is Soo,:,
Blidi e2ltl. u. "N''S'eh, Al, KYrv
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sTErDENyILLE.

IT,. y d d No. a
S.enbenyille's wealthiest young lady Is
shortly 10 be welded 10 gentleman from
East Liverpool, Ohio. Fi 5W E.
The brick work on the new Market House
and City Hall will 10 completed next week.
| When completed It will be one Of tho finest
buildings Of the kind fl Eastern Ohio; IN
fact but few cities the size OF StenbenyIlle
Will have q Amer opera hall. a
| Since The voters oi this County decided 10
build u ChjljIen's Home, Il would seen, ibni
a great deal Of ayailabl property was being
forced upon the atten.ion OF the public. II
those having this matter IN charge would oct
wisely, they would select n location outside
Of the city. and beyond is influence. The
location and the building 10 be used are Of
too great importance 10 the Success OF tho
institution 10 be lightly considered.
What Is known as the Pittsburgh, foungs.
town 4 Cleveland Railroad has been located
10 Richmond, this county, and the work OF
locating to this city will be completed In q
short time. II has been inti,naicd that the
money used In the construction Of this road
was being furnished by parties Interested
IN the d. 4 o Railroad, and that 1t
was the intention TO push the road down 10
the river to point below Mingo and then
cross the OHIO and run up Cross Creek,
making connection with the Pittsburgh
Southern, mud thus reach Pittsburgh. There
Is good reasons for believing that this plan
will be carried out. Work along the line Is
being pushed AS RAPIDLY as possible, a,id there
position to push the road 10 All early compile.
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EMSHElMER'S
Cloak Rooms,
IS ELEVENTH ST., Bet, Main & Market,

We arc now prepared 10 otIe. to the Wholesale
and Retail lradc The largest and most ynrcd stock
III Cloaks, D0lmsils. buckets. uls,crs, uktere,tca
and Crcilnrsin the city. Our two Cloak Konnls
are Oiled with The very latest styles. and ARC Delpg
rnplenlsied almost daily. which We arc selling
cheaper than any house In the tralc.
y We otter The following III surcii liies:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue OF n deed Of trust mnlc Ivy John II
Simpson to the undersigned Trustee, dated us
ninth day Of December, 4. D.. hi. md ltenidoii
In the Office Of the Clerk CT the County C0ui. u
Ohio county, West Virginia. III Eed Of !nlsl lI+I
Court liolfe OF Ohio county, oil
SATURDAY. sovEMSER 4, lS2,
commencing ut ten o'cltck A. NJ. the following dt
sc,ibed real CShe 10 vii: All The tight, litlc.shE
interest u The mid JOhn II. Simpson IN md 10 y.
bered one hundred al,! fur on the north 'Ef
Of Clay street, in the clty Of wheeling. Ohio Govt
~, West IIElnlh
Title IL believed 10 We good. but selling s truss
/ will convey only the title vested III NIT.
-. '" 1850 ErtIIa U0EF Ty,utaa
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FOR SALE,

ZOE, sss:A a I SECOND U,I.S,,
~ ENGINES, z, II. 10 and " iI ose rI.liAN6
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Do NOT forget the Supper and Social 10.
morrow exening at Fourth Street Church, ~
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.Oh,MI|yyBa;|ckI.!.

-. .HHHI tlN.H
That a common express
sion and has 4 world Of
meaning. How much SUI
fering is summed up in it.
4 The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioncd by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism dyspepsia over
work, nervous debility, SC.
Whatever tho cause, don't
neglect it. q Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BnowN's Iron B1rTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing The blood pure and rich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-18

WAsltIS0ruN, y. c., October IS, l A. NJ
For Tennessee anu the Ohio Valley, light
rains, followed by fair weather. south te
west winds, and higher barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-18
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