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A Prominent wcdding-rhe Belmont
street BridgE-rersOnai Mention.

A Prominent Wchding-rhe Belmont
street BridgE-rersOnai Mention.
Dr., A, X. smith aud bride got home from
their eastern lip last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. II. Morris left ysstef-
day for visit with friends in Cleveland. A."
DR.. C. G. Mccullough leaves tomorrow for
of his profession.
The BtlIaire blast furnace Is hurrying up
repa rs aud getting material ready for start
ing up a. ain on Monday.
Messrs. Louis Ba t4lle aud Charley Hamil.
ton, OF the Z. & p. OtHce, left yesterday for
trip to Buffalo, Niagara and the Lakes.
The changes in the appearance OF the river
front here and along the ether side in the
last few weeks have been striking, and the
changes about 10 be made will still more al!
ter the looks OF things.
The New Globe House is having two iron
FIRE escapes put up to the upper stories, BY
which the balconies above the pavenlents
can be easily reached. These are the first
fire escapes put up In Bellaire.
Mr.. John Randolph aud Miss Nettie Poor
man were married last night at the home OF
the brides ia her, Col. z. l.. Poorman. They
will go to California, where Mr.. Randolph
has been advised 10 go for the bent q! OF his
health. It Is where he will probably locate
himself.
The funeral Of Mrs. J. B. Smith yesterday
forenoon was very largely attended. RAy. j..
II. Rodgers, Of Barnesville, Revs. ]. X. Nc.
Kallip, II. NJ. Brown and K. q. Wallace, OF
this city, OBLIGATED, and all spoke In pra Sc OF
he eArnesluess OF purpose Of the dec 'ased
and her perseverance In the cause OF tenn
perance.
F. NJ. Cowen, OF 81 Clairsville, was In town
yesterday loOki & up his chances for tbs Re-
publican pOmination Of Clerk OF the Courts.
As he has no record 10 which Republicans
can object, he stands a good chance OF secur.
ing majOrity OF the votes Of the convention,
and In the divided state OF the Democratic
party, working each for his favorits on that
ticket for this Office the Republicans may
rescue this office from the Democrats.
The approaches which are TO be made on
Belmont street 10 the bridge over the B. l. D.
tracks, and about which 90 much stir has
bee4 created by the opposition OF neighboi'
ing householdArS, will be twenty.four feet
wide in the middle OF the street. The height
OF the roadway above the present street level
will be OF feet at the south side OF Crescent
street, Slopipg down as far IS lot 10 Of block
l. Below the railroad the fill will be great
er, being a trestle twenty feet wide, 81, ping
from the abutments across Twenty lxth
street. This tr.ttle at the abutment will be
20 g feet high, and at the north side OF 7 wen=
ty,Jixth street will be 4, feet high.
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MAKrIN'> FEKRf.
Where People are Going aud Have
GOne-GeneraI News.


GOne-GeneraI News.
J. G. Harris is home on visit.
John Hall is here as bright rs ever.
Mr.. Lin Leach left for Cincinnati yester.
day.
Mr.. James stumer, OF the Lime Kiln Club,
has returned.
Mrs. L. G. Mcclure 10 visiting trIends in
West Virginia.
The Standard mill is running right along,
making good time.
Miss Maggie Pennington has gone TO Port.
land for short visit.
Some meatSSneak poisoned Mr.. 8. Kline's
valuable dog yesterday.
Business Is very quiet here now, and O
great many are out OF town.
Mrs. McDermott and Mrs. Ryan, of New
Alexander, are here visiting friends.
8 H. Barry, candidate for clerk Of the
court, Of Noble county, was IN town yesterday
Mr.. Grant Snow, the lively clerk at Dir.
Hooensack's drug store, is Oft on a vacation.
DR.. 8. b. West Is about to commence the
remodeling Of his home. When finished Il
will be one Of TIE finest residences in town.
Camp meeting will be in progress again
Saturday and Slndsy; several will be there
from stsubenville, Mt. Pleasant and Wheel.
ing,
William Gill who was killed on the Cleve,
land h Pittsburgh railroad here, was buried In
Walnut grove ye.tsEday. The funeral was
very large
MIR. Clarence Crown left yesterday for
Alabama where he has accepted a portion
In an iron mill. His friends are sorry be has
gone. He Is go1d Republican and a good
Communion In every reNpAnt.
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News and Gossip IN Reference to Various
People.

People.
Mr.. Earl ". oglebsy's family is at Deer
Park.
Mrs. Arthur Philips, OF Pittsburgh, Is visit
ing her mother in this city.
Miss Minnie Bedillion, OF Pleasant Valley,
Is visiting friends In Little Washington.
Miss Gertie Williams, OF this city, Is the
guest OF Mrs. W. 4. Cupp, OF Cranberry.
Mrs. B. B. Dovener.and ms are spending
the summer at the Summit House, Cranberry.
Senator J. n. Camden and wife, son aud
daughter, Miss Annie were at the ST. James
yesterday.
Miss saville Kraus, charming young lady
of Wheeling, IN the guest OF Miss Rose Some
born.-BeiiaiTe Tribune.
Mr.. Sam Harrison, chief clerk at the NJ
Lure House, Is paying his annual visit to
fre. ds at Somerset, Pa
Mrs. J. b. Detwiler and family, OF Omaha,
who have been visiting her mother Mrs. b.
thinner, has returned home.
DIR. Richard Blum, OF Helvetia, Is at the
stanm House. He was a former resident OF
this city and the possessor OF numerous
friends.
Miss Mamie Hinohman. formerly OF Pitts
burgh, now with Mrs. Kisner, Of this city,
left vest erday to spend the summer with Old
friends ate, autauqua.
Genl. |. II. Duval has gone to Parkersburs
to have his bond approved and filed by Judge
Jackson. As collector OF the consolidated
revenue collection districts OF this State hU
has TO give 800 goo bond.
Miss Jennie MoAdams entertained the
"Olivette Club" in social way at her fathers
residence on Sixteenth street last evening.
Music snd social chatter made the evening
pass quickly. Refreshments were also served
Msjor ]. NJ. scroggins, head clerk In the
Secretary OF States office, has returned after
three weeks pleasant jaunt, feeling very
much recupera' ed. He was In Washington
Baltimore. the Virginia valley, and at several
points in this State.
At a receLt little entertainment given by
the children at the Summit House, Gran
berry, Misses Sue and Matte Cald well,
daughters of G. D. Caldwell, ESQ.,, OF this
city took pant aud won handsome share Of
the applause. Mrs. John Motlatt furnished
the piano music.
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A PECULIAR CASE.
EITHER "A SUICIDE Oh a BIG HOAX.
An rskuoWu a.u R,Vsrt.a q. nIdnIGst a, Ilsriss
DrOwu.d HlmS,ltIn Coal Cnsk-HI' Strange
Actions WItae,sSd By Two Employees Of
ths Creek Hill, Is Their stSrJ.

Last night about midnight avery peculiar
case Of drowning, closely resembling suicide,
was reported from East Wheeling to this Of
fec by telephone. A reporter was immedi-
atey sent out 10 work the case up. It APP
pears that VIII Younger and Edward Brand,
aged 10 or II years old, who live in East
Wheeling, and wo;k in the Crescent Mill,
were on their way home FROM work about II
O'clock Just as they were about to Gro {
the loot.bridge leading from the mill to the
II. eth side Of the creek, their attention wM
attracted by noise up Coal Greek, small
Ieam that 6mpties iuio Wheeling Creek q
few Yards above the MIL. They saw come
one standing In the water aud their curl
osity being aroused, they went towards the
place, Coal Greek Is u run that comes down
bet geen narrow gorgcs, and has some very
deep holes in II about IS feet FROM where IL
gmpt!es Into Wheeling Creek. The moon
wasshiniug bright In mid.heAven and illu-
minated the entire scene; arriving on the
high bank they saw man, his appearance
resembling that Ot coal miner, but whose
face could not be seen for reason OF stOuch
hat which be wore pulled down over bis
eyes Wading In the wafer out towards one u
the holes. IN MS Hhuu ne ChIELeA WHhL ap'
peared TO be large stone or bundle.
The boys were IrighteHs aud ran towards
the mill calling for help. Tic men came run.
ming out and were told what had happened.
ArrIyl z at the stream no one was to be
seen but the circling waves that recedeo
from the mole where old man Kyle COM
mit,eu suicide about a year ago, told plainly
that something had gone down. The rocks
and bushes surrounding the place were care
fully gone over, but no one could be found
The police wee sent for aud responded, oni
conId find no oSe. Those Inclined al first TO
believe the boys DRY a hoax wers induced
TO believe II when they heard it from the
boys own lips. A SEEMING party was Oh
ganized, and at a. N. when the reporter
left had commenced dragging, but had
caught nGtaing Brand wis seen BY thsre.
porter and told his ttory very straight and
with apparent truthfulnesS.
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RAILROADERs' sANIrARIUM.
A New Feature OF the Baltimore d OHIO
Relief Association.

A New Feature OF the Bhitlmofe a OulV
Relief Association.
From an exchange 1t Is learned that ar.
rapsements will soon be perfected by the Of
ticers Of the Balt'more& Ohio Relief AssociG'
ton 10 erect sauitarium for the sick, aged,
and disabled employees OF the Company. The
institution will be located ut 8 me favorable
poipt on the plateau between Altamont and
Cranberry, not very great distance from the
Deer Park and Oakland Hotels. In the
present system special arrangements are had
with hospitals In this city, Chicago, Colum.
bus, PIttbutg, Washington, and Baltimore,
40 that In case Of disability or accident the
person Is sent TO the infirmary OF one OF these
cities. A great want has been telt, however,
for an institution which should occupy a
central, healthy position, and be managed
entire y by the Company, so that 1t would
not only be more economical, but more sat
iafactofy as we'll.
The Intention Is to erect large hotel OF
the place selected, as well as several small
Cottages, The employees unable TO work who
come TO the institution will be granted
small pension by the relief association, sum.
Client TO cover all their expenses. The only
charges will be Just what Is necessary TO pay
for the food and janitoring. There will be
no cost for service, for the plantof the build
ing, or for the use OF the furniture. The co..
tARes are designed for those who desire
to bring their families with them. The sani.
tarium will also be q pleasant, inexpensive
summer resort for the railroad men. A com.
plete hospital will be attached, aud physi.
clans will ain constant attendance 10 re.
Ipoud 10 the calls OF the sick
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Aud It Is good qualify Tor luck at Io''
tory. At 10 o'clock A. N. on Wednesday,
June 18th, the day altsr the 18th Monthly
and the June Semi.annual Grand Drawing
OF The Louisiana State Lottery, Mr.. Jas.
Demoruelle lof Demouelle & Cusuchs, dealers
In building material. presented also at the
Company's office ont.half OF ticket No. 28,
i3l. which had won the first capital prize Of
$3.50 900, and was promptly paid In fall. He
Is So years OF age, and has been In business
since he was % years old. He has been luz
duStrious, and has been at the head OF three
difIe ent tIrms, succeeding In earning conf
iortable income. He, bis father aud grand
father were all born In New Orleans, and "a
OF ons OF the Oldest Creole families, descend
ants OF Du VernRy, one OF the pioneers Of
the colony founded by BienvilIe.-Ntw
Orleans PicdyUH6, June II. DIV
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Qhe Qnteltigeufer.
New Advertisements.

Wanted-Two Rooms.
strayed or stolen-Cow,
For sale Cheap-Boat House.
Vita Questions.
81. Georges Hall-For Boys.
Jefferson Academy.
.Jewe,ts gerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
The Hannah Moore Academy for Girls.
Notice to Water Consumers.
Notice-Members OF Grocers' Protective
Union.
Here She Is-Steamer Ohio.
g. Mendel 4 Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
Dr, John L. smith-Third page.
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Mr.. ]. W. Perry, a prominent commission
merchant, Norfolk, Va, writeso Of DR.. Worth.
Ington's Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine,
the wonderful specific for summer CON-
plant, ETC., that as q household remedy, 1t
has an untqualled reputation; he has used
It in his family and would not be without It.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of wilson arus., Brick Manufacturers,
was dissolved April l, 1883, By mutual cnnSent,
John v. Wilson retiring The bus!t ess will be car
settle all accounts due the late fIm. Parties IN.
debted 70 AAid fim are hereby nouhed To call and
settle and perSOps having claims against US are re-
uesled 10 present them for pAyment
VIM. II. WILSON,
Aprs.rh I0HN y WILSON.
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W Miller & Lady o GlasgenS n Richm'd 9
A BI0WnGeld Ncwd'e WHR X hunley Newport 0
JantS JOhu,On City \ Brown Deep Valley "a
Z ~ p+ArSoD Cincinnati o " BOremAn Midolet'n Pa
Njss K HTCnRu MIddItt'n Miss N Stelly MIdLletn
J II Mccall BarnetvllleO u Gould vile or I'm U
II r MchliICsh Baltimore TihbeE q y XIX
Il \ Eo0n " Va A Pullin MRnning,On
l. d ralmerSY i Reeve Toledo
II T. re- d Pittsburgh TO husbands DAytonO
Mn DuiIunbAush steu'n'eR l. McKeLEIe Nd
4 Setly CaunoIGbuIg "a NJ Camden ParkenburB
ur%j i Camden pArkefbgAIISs A Camden PArkerS'R
u Camden il ParkCTSb'g O " ThOmpsonj rnb'g
Esteele baltimore Nd &c Pollock Cincinnati o
II nSS R6ORR AL Rutten . d ORR
RSii Il SORR JCTrainer Co uubuS
/ OycrhOltE Pittsburgh PA0StAnley Zsuesvlllo
EMTvigr baltimore EJCuEinS Baltimore
james Clements Philadelphia
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Last evening Capt. VIM. Dillon rendered
q reception to Capt. VIM. Campbell and
wife, OF New Orleans, La, at his residence on
Fifteenth street, The guests we're mainly old
acquaiu,anCeS Of the Captain and his wife.
Among them were noticed Mrs. nr. Hughes,
OF Baltimore, Nd Mrs. ]. Adrian Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Little, Mrs. Dr.. Surgison, M. J. NJ.
Dillon and wife, Mr. Jno, Trimble and lrdy,
Miss Lila Little. Mr. J X. Ackeraud Mr.. L.
T. Busby, ]. Ed FariS and lady, and AIRS.
WoodmanSee ard daughter Of Columbus, o.
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sHngir s irritation, Inflammation, all kid
ney and urinary complaints. cured by"Buchu-
paiba." 81,
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RurS to reaches, bed bugs, anti, and ether
yermln. Hunts Iusect Powder Price 2Sc.
By all druggists.
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Gentlemen,
II you want bargain in a low out shoe,
latest STYLE CONE and Inspect my stock before
purchasing. 1guarantee brices and styles
to suit. L. V. BLOND.
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E0R SALE
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE,

/ have In my hands for sale very coed Farm,
about ore and tine hAIi miles southeast Of Tia.
delphia, IN this county, and about one mile south
Henderson" home place, and conkists OF about
1871 acres, nearly all uLder cultivation. The build.
ings are good, the barn Il very large one With
sheep shed attached, with an old and new orchard
This pHce has private way from the 1Iss crOt sing
Of the railway above ! hAdtl phia.
Enquire for ptice and ttrmx u
ALEXANDER BONE,
Peal Etate Agent, stock and Money Broker.
lylt llfS Market st Wheeling. W. Va.
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in walking shoes and SllpPts3t
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. G., July 70, l:SO A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally
fair weather, winds mostly easterly, lower
barometer, stationary or rising temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, south to west
wiLds, rising temperature, stationary or
lower barometer, fair weather, preceded by
lncal rainR
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observed at Sennepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1852 1855
MI2M.8R M.7RM.7 TAM. 12M.Sf. MIL
so So So so II 81 81 10
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No. O. BellAire aud Cambridge AcCOmT udGtiOn
leaves RellAire al 70 nj. Gnd 20 D. IN. daily e1.
cCpt 6undly,
b. Il U. sleeping Cars on all through trains.
Close c0nneCtOusATe made for all pOiuW SOuIh
and southwest, North aud Northwest, max iug this
q desirable route for GolonistS and peiSns moving
TO the great West, and 10 whom particular GtIeI-
ton Il given.
WHEELING. FITS. AND BALTIMORE Dlv
Leave Wheeling .."..640 a. In., $50 D. IN LAOp. m.
Ne traIns run Oh this Division onaunday
Tickets 10 all principal points OH EAlG ut tefot
Sleeping Car Recommendations can be SECURED at
Depot Ticket once.
THOs. II B. HAAsE
Ticket Agent, D. d o. Depot
JOHN h LIE,
Ticket Agent under Mcclure lfeubc.
JOHN T. LANk, Tray. Passenger Agent
W. N. CLEMESI Is, N. Oft.
R T. DFvRIEH. 6en'l Agent '' h elm
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LADIEs' and Gsntlemen's tine Hand sswed
Shoes SpeciAltyat L. V. BLosp's
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TOR SALE-WELL ESTABLISHED
A TIN aud HUuseluInisting Goods Business.
We offer for sale our Itsck Of IInwAre, Stoves and
Housefurnishing Goods ttOIe, Fixtures, &c. Also
q complete yet CT Timers ToOG, MrchinfE,
Benefits, &c. Tee location one OF the best Iu the
city, with good establish trade viii sell com.
plete or without Io8ls and nachints, as desired.
tor ful ther Information call oil or rddtutS, GOD.
FREY d MtLLGGAN, corner Atket and twenty.
second ttTeet. whItlu < W. Va. JYll
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT
For SALE.

TOR SALE-A GOOD LIGHT NO TOP
~ buggy. EUquiIe at this Uttife Je4S
E0R SALE CHEAP.-STATl0NARY
II and Portable BugiutB-sna SX2i: one 7xi6
one 6Ela; one 5xG2 Also Oge ten gallon coda Wa
ter Fountain aud RefrtSeat.E Apply At No. 2Sl2
EOG street. lyl7'
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All trains .ily except Sunday.
PullmanE Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Can
through without change from steubEnviiIG FIst N
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 COiunbnE
Cincinnati, LouiSyillc, Chicago. IndiAnhTJis and
st. l.onis. .,
For through tickets, baggage checks ,letpnvc,r
ply JNo. q. ToHLlNsOs, liCk0; Agent Al iSi.
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh Nrcet, or Al CIV
Ticket ol1ce, under Mcclure House, Wheeling,
JANIS hCCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
T. A. FORD,
Cent PASx. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh. pa.
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TRANSPORTATION
j1H HAAND & PITTSBURGH R. RI R,

~ ~ Isl
-.
o Condsn,gd Time Table d FIISIs
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DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI A. ~
i LOUIS MISUNDERSTANDING r, rTF
- -, W. rIfEIr-fslElss- r-lnr--r---,-
IA g .t.ss..,i; ss,s;ss;::
Time table for last and west CORRECTED u JUSe
q, less. Eva
TrAibs leave Panhandle Station foo. Of Eovcr,h
street, near Public Landing, GS follows: 's''S'
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AnMrh
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Additional accommodation tran leaves B.ISS;;
Al 29 A. y. for ste9be vile and intCrmedisis
Ferry 9H and stoUbenviIle At 10 IS A " Ke,n,rss
lug leaves steubenyille Al l6R ", II ItIn'S Fer,,
$40. Bridgeport az and arrives Vi lIclaifs Al \ n
Pm. ~" W
SOTE-Tralns leaving BellaIrc At bn.v ,rA
II 30 A. y. connect at Yellow Creek Igr Cleveland
AL trains daily except sunday.
E a. FORD.
,,,,, Geneml Passenger and Ticket Agent.
WM. A. BALDWIN, Manager PIT ,huTph =
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-05
PEACH PARINGs.

TIE Dover Sentinel says; T. Howard Wilson
Of Lebanon has the most valuable herd Of
Jersey cattle in Delaware. His COW Gem has
record Of Il pounds and ounces OF Sutter per
week. Her last calf, which was a bull, he sold
at five days old for s1OO Last fall Mr. Wilson
sent her on to Burnham, in Connecticut. to be
served by King Coffee Of the Coomassie strain
Of cattle. Mr.. Wilson has an offer Of 5000 for
her calf when it is dropped, but he asks $500.
An effort is being made to form stock com
pany to purchase a fne pans for the Town Hall.
Those who take stock will certainly find the in
vestment good one as the instrument could be
rented from fifteen to twenty evenings a year at
five dollars per evening. Afiddletooon Transcript.
AFTER TwELvE YEARs.-A short time ago an
old mail car was run into the P. W. & B, shoTs
in Wilmington for repairs While tearing out
some Of the woodwork dusty package vas
found snugly hidden away. It contained thirty
letters addressed to people in that city, and the
uostmarks showed that they had been mailed
over twelve years ago. The letters were turned
over to Postmaster Swigeett, and by him sent to
the persons to whom they were addressed, or in
case Of their death to their legal Representatives.
Among the contents Of the letters were checks
for various amounts, one being for over $3.50.
One woman found on opening the envelops that
it contained an invitation to party in January,
1870. Unfortunately it came too late to be
accepted.
Milford chronicle., 1883-01-05

Few mattersdeserve more care than
the selection of help to sight, because
If the glasses are not scientifically cor
rect the injury done to the sight will
probably be irreparable; and on the
other hand unless the lenses are prop
erly adjusted to the vision, the wearer
will risk becoming unable to see with
out them altogether
LIE Mares Speetaeles are the best
that sclenee has yet been able to pro-
duee, being perfectly colorless have no
prismatie rays common to the glasses
in use. The core or centre of the lem
ses come directly in front of the eye,
and consequently do not tire the eye,
but produce clear and distinct vision
as in the natural healthy sight, their
lasting qualities being such, that fire.
ouent change is unnecessary. With a
view of adjusting the lenses to the re-
ouirements of the eye, the sight is
measured by a new system, which en-
abIes anyone to ft accurately, and
which has by experience proved the
most unerring guide.
1t is now clearly proved that by the
use of scientifically manufactured
spectacles, impaired sight may tos
extent be restored and in all cases de
parting vision may be checked, while,
as is well known the ordinary specta-
cles bring about contrary effect. The
undersigned intend making it speci-
atty, and with that view have obtained
the very latest and most improved
speetacles.
A trial snlicited.
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Read the leftnaud columns o. ngnrel from the
iob. the rieht-hand columns from the bottom
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
leave Wilmington az 800 a. m and o.ut D. m
Leave New Castle n 0.S5 q. M. and $40 D. m.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINH.--Addiuonal %
those above. leaving Smyrna FOR Clayton az 2tg
and 2 As D. M Leave Clayton FOR smyrna, ~
a. m. and lS5 p. m. 10 make connection Win
trains (Nortn and South rom Clayton.
CONNECTfU NS.--At Townsend with Queen
Anne's and Kent Railroad AZ clayton, with
Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad ana hent
Comfy Railroad. At Harrington, with junction
and Bfeakw Railroad. At Sealord, with Deg
chester and Delaware Railroad. At heimaf win
Eastern Shore Railroad Wiehmlco aud focomoke
Railroad and Worcester and Somerset Railroad.
IL f. KENNY, supt.