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NTEW BOOKS.-The Virginia Campaig

NTEW BOOKS.-The ViTginia Campaign
~ of,s4 and 'e5, By General A. A. Humphreys,
Il Record Of The ArTies Of the United
Sta uhin,oS, sncrer. new novel. $3.50; Daniel
Webster. American Statesmen series, 1925; New
Riverside edition Of French ana american Note,
ch nancroSt,s History United States. volume q,
new edition Doctor Cla.digs; by snlhor q Mr..
isaaes M CARLTON MGU s,Iea, R,ssG G0
leo oVo MAIN ~ W. n'snnionus
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FINANCIAL.
RlCHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. July D. Le0Os
sALEs-Fmsr BoARD,-s1 200 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds, Class b, at 73A: $500 Virginia new
SIS ut 52k; $50 Virginia new 81, fractions -
son: 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny hs'i-
road stock at 81.
SECOND BoARp.-60 shares Petersburg Rail-
road stock nc 2lx; go shares Richmond ana Ale-
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A rehh,shop Purcell Reported Dying.
CNCINYATi, July "A dispatch from ST.
Martins Convent, Brown county, TO the
Associated Press announces that Arch
bishop Purcell Is dying.
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DL INK BOOKS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
1909 MAIN STREET,

offer ON the best terms large assortment OF
BLANK- BOOKs-small, medium, and large-of
,nin,tion is asked Can supply almost any style
wanicd or make to order at short notice. 1e29
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DOOK-BINDERY AND BLANK-BOOK
Is MANIJFACTORY, RICHM0ND,VA.

We beg 10 remind merchants and manufacturers
tba, we are prepared to furnish all kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS In any Iuahn rsri Lson' ''ocA OF
" a. 90 dcod&w BECKWITH & PARHAM.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
STATES SUPREME COURT
REPORTS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.

c1rpTIs,s DECISIONS or THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES: This
series includes Dallas, 4 vols, Cranch. o vols,
Wheaton, IL vels., Peters. 16 vols. Howard,
IL vols; So vols. complete In % vols, s44
net.
OTTO's REPORTS. UNITED STATES ST.
Y PREME COURT REPORTS, Vols xei'-cvi',
1889, 16 vols, s32 net
The above, with MiLLER'S DECISI0NS,4 vols,
WAILACE'S REPORTS. % vols. make up q
complete set of the UNITED STATES SUPREME
COIfRT REPORTS, loo vols In 65, $3.50 net.
LITTLE, BROWN 4 CO.,
~ Alt 2o4 WASHINGTON street, bOstou'
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CHECK-BOOKS, AND
ID STATIONERY.
WEST. JOHNSTON co,

oear for sale n large stock Of BLANK-B0OKS OF
their own and northern manufacture; CHECK
ROOFS on ali the city banks. IN desk and pocket
sizes. OFFICE and HOUSEHOLD STATION
EDY of All kindsat the lowest prices. BLANK
p6oKS MADE TO ORDER, and ALL KINDS
oE NINDINC; EXECUTED. Wl
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FEVERED and SICK
persons refreshed and
BED SORES prevent
ed by bathing with
DARBYS Ill UID.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and purified.
For SORE THROAT IL
is q sure cure.
CONTAGION destroy
For ep' FROSTED FEET,
C Hill Il L A ] y ) ,
PILES, CHAFINGs,
&c.
RHEUMATISM cured.
SOFT, WHITE COM
PLEXIONS secured
by Its use.
SHlP-FEVER prevent
TO o. PURIFY TIL
BREATH, CLEANSE
THE TEETH, it can't
be surpassed.
| CATARRH relieved and
cured.
FRYSIPELAS cured.
BURNS relieved in
stantly.
SCARS prevented.
| DYSENTERY cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
".
! sCURVY cured.
| An ANTIDOTE for an
imal or vegetable pol
sons. stings, &c.
fused the FLUID du-
ring our present attic
| ton with SCARLET
| FEVER with decided
advantage. 1t Is indis-
pensable' to the sick
room.-WM. +. SAND
FORD. Eyre, Ala.
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PREVENTED.

A member of my fam
ily was taken with
SMALLPOX. | used
the FLUID. The patient
was not deliriOus, was
not pitted, and was about
The house again In three
weeks, and no others had
it,. W. PARKINSON
Philadelphia.
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|: ERADICATES
MALARIA,

Persons waiting on the sick should use 1t freely.
Scarlet-Fever has never been known TO spread
where the FLUID was used YELLOW-FENER
has been cured with ID after BLACK NOMlT had
taken place. The worst cases Of DlPHFiiERlA
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y 9th.
MILWAUKEE,.
July 3. Flour IN IL

| MILWAUKEE. July 3.-Flour IN light demand.
| Wheat irmer; No. Milwaukee, 96tc. cash: July.
| 96Kc. Corn lower: No. z, 4sc.: new. 45S4c, !:
rejected. 43c. oats stea dy; No. a shade frrner
| az 33tc. Provisions lower. Mess pork. 1910
east, and July. LSrd-Prlme steam, 1910 cash
| and July. Hogs quiet at s5.50Gt6.
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In cases of DEATH ii
should be used about
the c0rpse-it will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
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letter dried up.
CHOLERA prevented.
ULCERS purified and
healed.
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vx.x,.o,s Tertio-MiIlennial.
GRAND INAUGURAL CEREMONIES OF THE OPEN
INa OF THE EXPOSITION.

[By telegraph to the D'spa,sn'l
s,xr, Er n. NJ, July 3.-The inaugu-
raj ceremonies of the opening OF the Ter
tic III, SIiIlennial celebration OF the settlement
81 New Mexico by spanlards took place
y. tr% with great enthusiasm. All
business was suspended and the city was
gailv draned in holiday attire. The
nnrosessIon consisted Of the Governor
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/: SCARLET-FEVER
CURED.

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tenn.
testify 10 the most excellent qualities OF irO-
cossor n iREYS PROPUYLACfIC FLUID. Asa
dsin fectant and detergent ii Is both theoretically
and practically superior TO any preparation with
mich am acquainted y. 4. LUPT0N.
"''''' Professor Chemistry.
DARBYS FLUID is RECOMMENDED by Hon.
Alexander ii. Stephens of Georgia; REV. Charles
= deems. d. d., Church of the Strangers, New
York: Joseph LeConte, Columbia, professor Uni
yersity South Carolina; Rev. a. j. Battle, profess
BishOp Methodist Episcopal Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME. Fer
fectly harmless. Used internally or externally for
The FLUID has been thoroughly tested, and we
have abundant evidence that has done everything
here claimed. For fuller information get Of your
III j. II. ZEILIN a. Co.
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia
oc l-Su&WlV
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DARBYS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID.
DARBYS PROPHYLACTIC FLUID,
A HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
FOR
UNIVERSAL FAMILY USE.

For SCARLET and
TYPHOID + T. NERS,
DIPHTllERIA. SAIL
WALTON, ULCERATfI
SOR T. Il II X o A L a.,
SMALLPOX, VI + \ =
SIZES. and all
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by the planters. The fruit Srop also pro.
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The eminentphysician
j. MARION SIMS, NJ.
d.. New York, says: 81
am convinced Professor
DARBYS PR0PHY-
Tactic FLUID Is Il
valuable disiufectant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
rHx ATTACK ON GEN. Corr

By the InteIliEeseer-Whaf IL Iheuset
sfit By . Prominent Republican.
.tHello," said q prominent Republican to
REGISTER reporter yesterday, II see that
Archie Campbell is again running the fos-
silixed Fourteenth street concern"
'Why sog' asked the reporter.
Because" said he, "the I1lligencer Is
again trying to belittle and pull down Gen.
Gof. 1t stated yesterday that the Wheel
ing special to the New York Times, saying
that for Vice. President the party is unani-
nous and united in desiring the nomina-
ton OF General Nathan Gof, was fatty I'M
true The conceit OF old egotism' Campbell
is so apparent that whenever any other West
Virginia Republican is nominated for Oils
or honors, except himself, he bowls with
rage, Probably because the old man IS In
hls dotsge he should be pardoned
for his childishness. but 1t
was certainly a very shortsighted thing Tor
him TO attack General Goff, who is without
question the ablest and most popular man
in the Republican party. Gen. Goff ~ the
choice of the united Republican party OF
this State for Vice President, and the NV
York Times is justified in stating so, the
great I AN to The contrary Notwithstanding.
RI the Republican voters of this State have
a free expression in the nextc convention 1t
will soon be seen that they favor Golf for
the Vice Presidency and the delega,
lion will be so instructed. The
policy of the Lntelligencer has always been
to tear down the leading Republicans of the
State and glorify the old fossil who has
assumed to edit that concern. If the Intel
l~igencer does not want to lose the friends 1t
now possesses it had better ship old ego
tism' to England or some other foreign
cline, as the asinine qualities and un-
bounded conceit he displays are disgusting
to ordinary people. The MteAigsncer's at.
tack upon General Golf will certainly do it
no good"
The above is but a single interview on
the Mteligencer's article, but besides e1.
pressing the views of the gentlemen refer
red to, contains also the popular Repuol-
can feeling on the subject.
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BELLAIkE,

John W. Milligan, of Wheeling, was on
our streets yesterday.
John A. Randolph has severed his con.
nection with the Ktna glass works and
will leave in abCu Ut two weeks for the Pa.
cific coast, where he expects to go into
business,
DR.. C. G. Mccullough left on the 8 P. NJ.
mediate points.
Addison Thompson, Of the Clerks Office
in St. Clairsville, was among lis Bsllaire
friends yesterday.
VIM. List, who formerly lived on the
Rhodes farm, Just west OF this city, but
who is now living in Tuscarawas county,
came in yesterday to visit his friends IN
this city.
DIR. A. X. Smith and wife have returned
from their wedding trip to Bostoni aud
have taken up their residence OF Belmont
street.
Mrs. Henry Carr and Mrs. John Robin
son have returned from a pleasure trip to
Niagara Falls.
The c., l.. 4 W. transfer boat is receiv.
ing a coat of fresh paint at West Wheel
ing.
Bridgeport gossips are all stirred up over
a social sensation in which O prominent
man OF that burgh figures as the ''erring
husband" and the wild western female as
the serpent who has destroyed the domestic
!, i2!!iicc.ry of his iamily relations.
The township trustees held a business
meeting at their rooms in this city yester'
| day afternoon.
The road supervisors OF the districts be-
tween ibis city and West Wheeling are
guilty Of gross neglect of duty in not doing
something toward repairing the road along
the river front. Immense mud holes all
along in the center of the road and no
room to drive around them is the condi.
ton at present, and not q days work
seems to have been done on it this sum.
mer. Some of these times this road will
furnish us with a irst.class item in the
| shape OF q bad accident and a big damage
suit in which Belmont county will be de.
PENDANT. The road at this end is being
fixed by private subscription. 1t is no
disgrace to live in a county that is too poor
to Tx up her roads, but it is awtully I'M
handy. .
The First ward mill comes to the front
with a toney wedding in a few days.
Mrs. Mary G. Hage, accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Annie, Nellie and Bessie,
leave to. day for a two weeks visit to
friends at BurTs Mills.
George Il. Grafton, the popular sign
painter, is off on a trip down the river.
A number of our best young people went
out to Wallace's Dam yesterday and had a
basket picnic. A very enjoyable day was
spent by all.
The town is nsarly deserted.
Business is very quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
INTERFERING MATTERS
Disposed OF at the Routine Meeting, OF
the Board OF Education.

Disposed OF at the Routine Meeting, OF
the board OF Education.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF Ed
~ucation, held last night, was an important
she, as at the July meeting, salaries must
be fixed, teachers appointed, estimates
made, and various other annual matters
attended to. For this important session,
he following members appeared: Dobbins,
Ebelihg, Eschtruth, Jepson, Maxwell, Nc
Gully, Miller, J. A, Pipes, Whalley, Work
and President Collier.
The minutes OF the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting to 1872 So, which were or
dered paid.
The Finance Committee recommended
paying to Fulton sil,32 for the tuition
there of Wheeling pupils. The clerk
was ordered TO draw his order for that
amount.
The Committee on Teachers and schools
reported that for the ensuing year there
would be required in the schools the same
number Of teachers as last year, except ia
Washington and Clay, which would each
need an extra teacher in the primary de.
par;ment. Mr.. Miller tho ught it would
be time enough to authorize the appoint
ment OF new teachers when they were re
quired. The Board thought 50 also and SO
| ordered.
The report Of the Superintendent was
read and filed.
The committee in charge OF the Library
| reported that after looking at the current
expenses of the library, it is satisfied that
| a levy OF 3 GER Is on the 800 valuation will
produce q revenue sufficient 10 ran the
library FOR the neKt year. They recon-.
nended for Librarian, at $600a year, Mr..
| II. H. Pendleton, and for assistant, q: $40
| per month, Miss Annie n. Carson. The
Board confirmed the appointments.
A new rule was adopted, closing the IL
brary on National holidays.
The committee on Buildings aud Grounds
reported the following estimates OF 70.
pairs necessary to the several school
grounds: Washington, $454; Madison,
| slOO; Colored, SIS; Clay, $500; Union, 500;
Centre, $50; Webster, $50: Richie, 500.
Total 81, 1893. There repairs we're ordered;
the Clerk to pay for them upon orders Of
the commissioners. The committee was
authorized to have plans and specifications
drawn up for q new addition to the COL
| ored school. The committee was instruct
ed to appoint two experts to examine into
| the condition Of Washington school and
| report in writing to the Board. The com
mittee further reported having purchased
the Sheppard property for 5 1000. to be de-
livered or July p. Jas. P. Rogers was en-
ployed TO do the necessary legal work in
connection with this purchase.
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Rarrals of Money!!

Don't forget that to-day, Thursday Fri.
day and Saturday are money days, when
every can sold, either of Tea or Coffee, will
contain a sum of money varying IN
amounts from ten cents to $50. No
blanks; no matter which can you select you
will be sure to find money in 1t. This we
most positively guarantee. Such au oppor'
tunity we are sure was never before given
to the people of this city to get Tea aud
quality. Remember now is the time.
This Company proposes to give away to.
day 500 IN cans of Tea and Coffee pur-
chased of them. Every can will contain
money. The barrels of money in the front
window of this store from which these
cans are supplied is a sight worth going a
long distance to see. The ones.
twos, fives, tens, twentys and
fifty dollar bills overflow the barrels, com
pleleIy surrounding them. 1t is a perfect
sight TO behold, and few who see it can pass
the store without entering. This company
Justly claim they have as good a right TO
give away a per cent. OF their proht ~
Watches, Money, Diamonds and Jewetry,
as their competitors have to give away
cheap glassware, etc, etc. Look out Tor
club rates. Those who get up clubs nearly
always receive handsome presents. Tea
and coffee are necessities in every house
hold. 1t is easy to get up a club; every
body uses both. Try it. Tea cans weigh
IL pounds; coffee 81 pounds, including
contents. Remember We stop giving
presents after July Both, as we only
adopted it as a method to advertise
and bring our choice goods before the pub.
lie. Orders by mail promptly forwarded
to all parts of the United States and Can.
adas at the rate OF Sl.O0 a can, G cans for
800, IL cans for $1,000, % cans for $50 %,
Is cans for 5000. Now is the time. Ad.
dress Traders and Importers Tea Co., 1853
Main street, Wheeling. w. Va.
The following persons received the most
valuable presents: S.. ]. Florence, 45
Twelfth street, $50 in gold in eau Of tea;
Joseph Barum and w. II. Combs, one $40
gold piece, $40 in silver, and s. in silver
VIM. FOrsythe, steamboatnaD, found IN
coft e $2j in greenbacks; Mary Simpson,
| seomstress. Main street. found in tea
40 in silver; Mrs. s. A. Williams,
Pleasant Valley. found in a can
of tea a ladies' gold watch, valued at $50;
Miss Amanda Clark, OF West AleSsn.
| dria, found IN a can of tea a gents gold
watch, $50; Joseph Collier, on the
F., c & st. L. X r, found in coffee a solid
silver hunting case watch. valued at S25;
Mrs. Graham, wash-woman OF Martins
Ferry, found in coffee a ladies' chatalaiu
watch, SIS; James Baxter, Belmont county,
Ohio, solid silver watch; W. H. Williams,
24l0 Woods street. stem winding and set.
ting watch, SIS: VIM. Sonter, Pleasant
Valley, stem winding and setting watch,
SIS; VIM. V. Trubell found in tea q solid
silver watch, $15; Henry Hermann, coffee,
stem winding and stem setting chatsiaine
watch, SlS; John Hickman, solid silver
hunting case watch, valued at $50.
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WATER WALLIS.
Personal and General News from the
River Bank.

Personal and General Views from the
River Bank.
The Monitor passed down light yester.
day.
The Diurnal is the Parkersburyh packet
to day.
The Dan Kaine passed up with a tsw Of
emptIes.
The Scotia passed up yesterday en- route
for Pittsburgh,
The Ohio is due down this morning en-
route for Cincinnati.
The st Lawrence is due up this morning
en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Courier lett at IL o'clock yesterday
morning for Parkersburg.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh yester.
day morning with q good trip.
The Frank Stein left at her regular Tins
yesterday morning for Marietta.
The Emma Grahsm passed down early
yesterday morning for Cincinnati.
The river was falling slowly at dark LAST
night, with s feet of water in the channel.
The Lizzie Townsend is being reprinted,
touched up in a few days.
The Abner 0'Nesl arrived from Stsuben-
vile yesterday morning with a large ex-
cursion party aboard. She departed about
5 O'Clock on her return trip.
The Frank Stein brought to the landing
yesterday 400 buckets OF blackbe rries, and
the grocerymen could not say too mnch in
favor of the officers OF the boat for the
mannerin which the berries wer delivered,
nota bucket baving been opened.
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STILL CLICKING.
n wheeling SOunder Keeps Up Its
Cheerful Tattoo.

The great telegraph strike is not affect
ng Wheeling, as yet, to any noticeable de
gree. The sounder still keeps up its cheer.
full click and the columns of the REG
ISrER indicate how freely Geographic
news came in. Yesterday morning
a dispatch flashed over the wires: General
Grant dropped dead on the street." and for
a time caused a sensation in TO n 1t was
only a sigma, notifying the Brotherhood
that all compromise was at an end and to
prepare to strike. When the hour came,
but one man quit work-a Western Union
man, who claimed connection with the
Brotherhood.
Last night a REGISTER scribe visited the
Western Union office and found every
thing running on as usual. Messages cane
and went and the Associated Press rep )rt
came direct from New York, instead of by
a relay at Pittsburgh, as is customary.
Mansger Tracy said everything was worS.
ing tremendously, that he had advanced
his men on the first Of the month and they
had expressed themselves as satisfied, bat
one man quitting work. He anticipated
no difficulty whatever.
At the B 4 o.. office no change took
place. The office wore its usual aspect
and one of the operators said business wa
better than usual.
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POINTS.
Fresh Gossip of the Doings of Various
Persons.

Fresh Gossip Of the Doings OF Various
Persons
II. N. Russell is summering at Old Point
Comfort.
Miss Mary zilles. of Glenns Run, is in
the city.
NJ. P. Hubbard, wife aud son Nelson, left
for the seaShore yesterday.
James NJ. Banks and wife left last even
ing for a visit to Put-in-Bay.
". P. Hubbard, Esq, goes to Notch Hill,
r l., for q months fishing and bathing.
Frank A. Scherzinger and Edward s..
Dueir, OF Darlington, o., returned from Buf
ialo, n. Y.
Mrs. DR.. J. c. Hupp and daughter, Miss
GUSie, are visiting 1T Taylorstown, WASH.
ington county, Pa.
Mr.. W. Brewster Day returned yesterday
from Chicago. at whien place he hiss bsen
seeing the sights during the past ten days.
Miss Jennie Murdoch. a charming and
accom- plished young lady Of this city. left
this week for a two months visit in Penn
sylyania.
Messrs. John 1lsss ADD J. F. LeMoyne
Hupp, after taking in" Niagara and the
Thousand Islands, will "scoot" for Chau
tsuqua Lake to devote a few days OF their
valuable lime to piscatorial sports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
srPEgIyrEspEsr's REPoar.

superintendent Birch presented his
usual report, containing the customary
complete abstract OF the school reports for
June. He had received from Superinteu-
dent Butcher. a notice that the amount OF
the distributsble school fund TO the credit
OF the city of Wheeling for the year begin.
Mig July l, 1883, and ending June 80, 1884,
is $40, 952.s7, the basis of the distribution
being the enumeration for the year 1882,
which gave as the total NUMBER OF youths
in the city Of Wheeling, 1856.
He also submitted Librarian Peldleton's
report, showing the
RcULAIIo or IBRARY
for the month OF June.
Fiction, 2,454; miscellaneous, 90; politics
and commerce. 8; p~hiiology, 4; poetry and
drama, 81; history, AZ; biography, 20;
geography and travels, SO; science and an,
80; philosophy and education, 8; theology,
s. Total, 2,766.
CIRCULATION n REAmHo Icou.
Ficiion Il; mise5limeosn eas 1clfttG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
Excited Ihousauds

All over the land are going into ecstacy
over DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely use of this great life saving
remedy causes them to go nearly wild 10
its praise. 1t is guaranteed 10 positively
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay
Fever. Bronchitis, Hosrseness, Loss OF
Voice. oil any affection of the Throat and
Lungs. Trial bottles ten cents at Logan
& Co.'S Bridge Corner Drug Store. Large
size. 800.
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WbseliRs Rssisten
FRIDAY. July 70. 1858.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 70 New Advertisements.

For observation-disclosures ST. Lawrence.
Fly Fsns-Nesbitt Il Bro.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
Stock wsnted-w. s. Hutchins.
Cigar Makers Wsnted-Wm. Clouse-
Local Page
University of Virginis-LLocal Page
Bargsins-T. @. Mofiat & 90.
Barometers, Telescopes, &c.-I. G. Dillon.
Refrigerators-G. W. JohusOn's Sons.
Chamber Suits-G. Mendel & Co.
Fly Brushes-E. l. Nicoll.
Importantly. l.. Wilson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20

II disease has entered the system the only
way to drive it out is 10 purity the blood
To this end, as is acknowledged BY al;
medical men, noting is better adapted than
iron. The fault hitherto has been that
iron could not be so prepared rs to De abs,
iutely harmless TO the teeth. This diff
Gully has been overcome by the Blown
Chemical Company, of Baltimore. Nj,
Nho offer their Browns Iron Bitters as a
fsultltss iron preparation q positive cure
for dyspepsia, indigestion, kidney troubles,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-20
SIGHT is priceless. Be wise
and get selected glasses from
JACOB w. CRUDE, Practical
Optician.

Lovers of Ice cream will be benefited by
calling on Mrs. Z~iegenfelder at, So Twelfth
street for the best ice cream in the city.
Her ice cream is made of pure cream from I.
p. Phillips Jersey cows, and is strictly
and retail. Orders by telephone will re-
ceiye prompt attention. Goods delivered
free Of charge TO all parts of the city.