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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-26
TowgoAr AMOS SUNK.
General Steamboat News aud Le,ee

General Steamboat News aud Leyee In
The W. N. Chancellor passed down at 8 A
NJ. for Charleston. a.
The Chesapeake had her shafts placed II
position yesterday.
The Barnard passed up with tow Of ties
and the Jim Wood and L. W. Morgan will
tows OF empties.
W. d. Alexander, pilot OF the Scotia, is Of
for n few trips taking a rest and looking aftei
his farm in Cresap's bottom.
Capt. Asa Booth, OF the Dlurxal, Is The
pro udest man on the river since the arrival
Of that girl baby at his house.
The Ohio Press says: There Is a move or
foot to put boat in the Sleubenyille and
Wheeling trade, making two trips per day,
Sunday and every other day."
The Scotia cracked a cylinder head q!
Portsmouth, Wednesday, while on her way
up. She laid up there and will not be able
to resume business before Monday. ,s.
The Diurnal, which left here yesterday
morning at II o'clock, will be back here
by 8 this evening" ready TO receive the Nail
City Social excursionists, who go to Parkers
burg TO spend Sunday.
The river commenced to fall early yester
day and continued 10 do so during the day.
At dusk the marks indicated q depth OF II
feet 0 inches. A very fair business was trans
acted on the levee yesterday. q
The st. Lawrence passed up at ga, y. FOL
Pittsburgh, with fair trip. This elegant
side.wheel packet will be back here this
evening en- route for Cincinnati. Shippers
and passengers can do no better than 10
M noniza tha 81 fawfpnHa II Ia n rAliAhle
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A BROKEN AXLE.
Comes Near costing Engineer Colts his
Life-rhe Accident 10 the vIxilhnt.


Life-rhe Accident 10 the vIgiIhnt.
( Yesterday afternoon about $50 o'clock
while the the yigilant engine was decending
Main street hill, in response to the alarm
from box 80, an accident occurred that for q
time, It was feared, would be att nd4d with
fatal results. The engine was being driven
by the regular driver, John Henry, and vii.
liam Cots, the engineer, was on the tite box
In the rear The descent OF the hill had just
been commenced when there was a
sharp crack, and the right hand rear
axle broke of short at the wheel hub.
Cots hearing the same and feeling the
engine lnrching spraug of on the
stumbled and fell heavily and before be
could get out OF the way the heavy wheel
fell on top OF him. Those who had watched
the accident rushed to his assistance and
found him In faintipg condition. He was
taken into MeDdel's furniture ore, where
he YAs attended by DR.. ]. o. Hupp, who was
passing at the time. As soon as arrange.
ments could be made be was removed to bis
homo in North Wheeling, near the engine
house. He complained OF pains In the st0m.
ach, and the Doctor was afraid his spine and
hip were injured, but said last night that be
could not speak definitely regarding his In.
juries before this morning. Cots is'a good
engineer aud has been In the department for
several years 1t is hoped that he will soon
be able 10 be around.
The engine was not stopped after the break
until 1t had gotten halt way down the hill.
OF course the driver was roundly abused for
fast driving, and yet these same people that
abused Henry would have cursed him had
be responded TO the FIRE at slow jog. The
idea In having good horses and fre alarm
telegraph Is 10 get the apparatus at fire In
short order, and the drivers are expected to
drive fast. Henry WIS not coming down the
bill at faster raie than. usual, but he was
obliged TO take the west side OF the street for
on the east side were q number OF EXPIRE 8
teams backed into the curb. On the
west side In the two or three cross.
ings just below Eleventh street are
several very ugly and deep ruts. In one Of
them the engi 20 struck, and then CAME the
snap. The axle was one recently put In,
and as far as could be seen was good aud
withouta flaw. The break was a square one.
Several people said that there were flaws in
the metal, but Chief DuAning was not In
cined 10 take this view.
The horseg were not hurt hut the engine
was p city well dentsd up while being dra Iged
over the rough stones. The accident drew u
big crowd.
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cnraom NOTICES.
The Services mt varIous places OF wor'
ship Tomorrow.


The seryiecs nt varIous places OF wor.
ship Tomorrow.
There will be Sabbath school at the Wesley
n. E. church at2P, NJ TT
International Sunday school lesson Act,
Is: LIZ. Sutjet: Paul AID Barnabas In
Cyprus.
Preaching In the Third Presbyterian
church by Rev. ]. G. Lyle, pastor, at 1880 A
NJ. and 1850 P. N.
The only service at st. Mathews P. E
Church to. morrow will be SuLdIy school al
$50 P N. The church Is being extensively
repaired.
Service will be held at the Second Presby.
terrain church. VIM. II. Cooke, pastor, al
1880 A. N. AID 1907. n. tomorrow. Ali arr
weIc0me.
The Citizens Bible Clas will meet in th,
lecture room Of the First PreSbyter church
tomorrow afternoon at $50, at which tim,
and place full attendance Of the member,
Is requested.
There will be services In the First Pfesby
terian church tomorrow. Rev. =, B. Barni,Z
Of Des Moines, Iowa, will preach at 1880 A.
NJ, aud ihe psstor, Rev. D. A. Cunningham
D. D. at7:S0 =. N.
There will be preaching in the Kirkwlod
Freshly terrain church next Sabbath morUinl
at 1870 A. N In the evening At 1850 by th,
pastor, Rev. Al. L BsAll. The evening ser
vice will b memorial service for the G. A
Il. All are invited. o..
There will be preaching at the Disciples
church tomorrow at II 4. NJ. and 1880 P NJ.
by Rev. W. u. Thomson, who will close hii
pastoral relation with the services OF to.mor
row. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. tits de
sired that Rll the scholars be present.
At the Zlue SireetM N. u. Church, Rev. Mr.
Fl zpairioR will preach TO- morrow a. 1880 A.
N. and 1850 +. NJ; both sermons will be on thu
subject Of Holmes or Sanctihcation." All
are invited to hear his views upon this I'm
portant subj sc.. Practitioners Class at 0:St
4. N.
In the First Engish Lutheran church the
pastor, Rev. u. II. Dorublazsr, will conduct
services at 1880 A. ~, and Rev. s. B. BatniiE
fresh from the mission field OF the West. will
hold Home Missionary meeting at 7:45 r.
N. Tue Study school will meet at2P "
The former pastor, Rev. 8. B, Barniiz, will
be present.
The pastor, Rev. DR.. Smith, will preach ia
Fourth street n. u. church u. morrow morn,
ing and evening. subject for the morning
"a Living Sacrifice lathe evening he
will preach by request 10 the G. AR, OF thi.
city. "suhisc: "rhe Psrils and Di'iss OF
the Hour" Sunday school at 2P. NJ. Youne
peoples meeting on Monday evening at 7;SO
First Baptist church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets. Preaching tomorrow by the
aston, Rev. B. Milford. Theme at 1920
4. ". "rhe Plea anu Rulo OF Forgiveness
the seventh sermon Of the colrte on the
Lords PRAYER. Sunday school at Q o'clock
Theme at 1880 ?. NJ "a Warriors grave that
need no a1werS" Strangers are always
welcome At the services Of this church.
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A reporter OF tho Marshall Herald, Of
MoundsvIlle, in short talk with one OF the
engineers Of the o. R. R, learned that they
are progressing with their work rapidly be-
low that place. d tween Moundsyills and
the narrows above the grading is finished for
a temporary track, with the exception OF the
bridges. They will soon have a locomotive
with gravel train TO convey material where
needed, The lipe above the nartows along
the river bank Is abandoned and they are
running line close 70 the Baltimore road.
The b, & o. Il. X through the narrows claims
room for two tracks, and their present track
IL their Eastern track. Giving them an.
other track west Of this with room for their
slope takes up the tpaee 10 tho waters edge.
Chief Engineer McGrath, Randolph, Camden
and ether officials OF both roads were on the
ground last Saturday to settle the dispute.
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Personal MENTION.
News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
DR.. W. H. Gillespie, of sistersville, was at
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Judge Thompson and wife returned from
Petersburg on the st. Lawrence yesterday.
DR.. Hore who has been spending the past
week In New York, is expected home today.
Mrs. @. E. Alexander, OF Allegheny City,
Pa ,is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. N. Gille-
land, OF South Wheeling.
Charles o. Rowe, ESQ, OF Pittsburgh, Super
intendent Of the telephone System OF this
whole district, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Lewis Baker, wife and child, have re-
turned from California, and the family has
removed 10 Mr.. Bakers country residence.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Richards, OF Cumberland, Nd,
who has been visiting her daughter, MIS-.
Geo. W. Snyder, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Duval. wife and children and
two sisters, who made the last round trip on
the st. Lawrence, returned yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. J. Will Hunter has fully recovered
from bis long and severe Illness, and will
resume his place In business circles next
week.
RI Rev. Bishop Kahn will preach in st.
NtVier's Church, At PArkersburR, tomorrow
morning and administer confirmation in the
afternoon. $50
Word was received yesterday that Mr.: @.
Hess aad daughters and the otner Wheeling
people who recently started for Germany:
had reached their friends safely and In good
health.
Mr.. T. o. Bullock, OF Petersburg, a
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A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding Itching and
liam's Indian Ointment < single box Ia,
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Eve min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and Instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment sb.
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching;
particularly at sight after getting warm ID
bsd,l acts as poultice, gives Instant and
painless relief, andis prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else. .....H 49, ..7.'. ~
For sale by oil druggists and mailed on re,
cept OF prios, 81 90. .t
For sale BY J. F. 6hirk, Logan q Co., also
Chss. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. K.
Morrow chow RridpanHr, n w NAV
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Yeslerdn,,s Fire AIarms.

About halfpast three yesterday afternoon
fire alarm was sent In from box Al, at the
Guards hook aud ladder house, TO which
there was quick and general response, the
Atlantic being little late for the reason thai
her horses were being exercised at the time.
The alarm was occasioned by the door OF the
shaving room at Holidays planning mill
catching fire from the furnace. It was In
the basement, and had not a bucket OF water
been near at hand the result would very likely
have been costly one. n
At $50 o'clock an alarm was turned In
from box 80, corner OF Jacob aud Fifteenth
streets, that wss entirely useless, the blaze
merely being a little burning SCOT in chin.
ney OF house situated on the north side Of
Twelfth street. nearly at the extreme top Of
the hill. This indiscriminate turning In oil
alarms 10 both nonsensical and expensive.
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was then taken up, and Gen. John McCaus.
land and Col. ]. p. r. B. Smith, Of Point
Pleasant, were sworn. They accounted for
the fact which had struck the Board as
peculiar, namely: that from 1870 to 1880 the
population OF Mason county, according TO
The United States census, had increased from
10 72S 10 % 200. yet the assessed value OF real
estate had decreased $500 00 This was
caused, they explained, by The decay Of the
salt interest In Mason county. Nearly all
the furnaces which were in successful opera.
ton ten years ago have been abandoned, and
the property about them Is not only unpro.
ductive but actually WORTH ss. A man
could not nos make bushel OF salt In
Mason county and sell it for as much rs 1t
cos. TO make It. OF six furnaces not vestige
remains to show where they STOOD Besides
this they thought the census OF 1870 was in.
correct. General McCausland ayowed that
the county then held 20 600 people. Other
reasons 10 aceount for the state OF facts were
given, and the Board then adjourned.
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to be given by the members OF the Nail City
Social Messrs. Chts Eberling. Edward Mes'
Schrump, Louis Eberling, Chas. Rinehart,
and August Meyer-on the steamer Dlurnal,
Saturday, May 26. 1888, to Ma,ietta and Par.
kersIurg. Music by the fall Opera House
Orchestra aud Band. Fare for round trip,
So 90. Tickets for sale at schnepts, Mon.
kemte melltr, McColloch d Brice's drug store
ard Tunts cigar store, and In Bellaire, at
Z,ichs and La Roche's saloons. Boat leaves
Wheeling wharf at $50 P. NJ, Bellaire at 10
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TIE Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & ST. Loui.
Railway Company announce the run
ming OF through coaches between Wheel
ing and Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh and
Wheeling as follows: The trains leaving
Wheeling at 8:27A. N. and 4:t7 P. NJ, have 4
through coach for Pittsburgh, and the train'
leaving Pittsburgh at S:l5A. N. and 3:45 p. N.
have through coach for Wheeling. Through
cosches and sleeping cars are now run be
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
and 81. Louis and Pittsburgh and Chicago
Passengers from Wheeling TO any OF the
above named points have but one change. oil
cars TO make a fact that shonld be noted BY
those contemplating trip West Th4s
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WANTED

WANTED-woMAN PASTRY co6,.-
w A good SltuStlou Tor The ,isLi n l CVOK,
snnday work. WHEELING BAEEsIYs tcSo Ga 10
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CHE 4ntelltgeuter.
ounce. Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street


Ladies' or Young Men. ,'
Step Ladders-Nesbitt & Bro. y
Drawing Books-E. L. Nicoll.
Wanted-Drug Clerk.
Annual Election.
Tumble in Prices OF Carpets.
CsR-0pera House.
An Ounce OF Gold-W. A. Wilson.
Wheeling (Hornbrook) Park.
Wanted-uirl 10 do Homework.
List OF Letters.
Arbuckle's Compono Coffee.
Wanted-situstion rs Nurse.
McLaue's Vegetable Pills.
Just Received-Geo. r. stifel & Co.
L. Swabacker-Black Dress Silks-Head Of
Local.
Grand Excursion to Pittsbursh-Fourtt
maya
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FOR the Members Of the G. A. r.
Mems Blue FLANNEL Snits, guaranteed
all wool, and made to suit the members
OF the Il. A. r., we have reduced 10 Ten
Dollars. KLINE BROTllklsS,
.!V,I ~. 81. The Reliable Clot HERS,
81 Twelfth Street.
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I received this week large line Of mem,
Button, Congress and low cut shoe, suitable
for the sea- on. An inspection will satisfy
any one that / have the best stock 10 the city
and at the loWestprieeJ. L. v. BLOND.
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GREATEsT on EARTH.

on earth Had the worst case Salt kheum In this
county. My nc Their had II twenty Jears, and IN
fact died from H. believe Cltloura would have
saved her life. NY arms. tt,Rst and bead pele
cured until used the CuLicurA RRsoiysnt inter:
hGlly, and :udcura and Cutlcura Sotp externally
NEW RK. n, " AnAN9
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sPEcliIrlE, for The week at the Eastern
Dry Goods Store, Msrsball & Co., lilo MAR
street. Lawns India linens, .Nainsook
India Mulls, 0rgsndies, Figured Swiss
Piques, with large assortment OF Laces and
Enibroideries.
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TABLE LINENS, Toweupg, Towels, ETC., at
less than cost 10 close them ont They must
20 at some price or other. GEO. g. Ro1H
B, NJ, LIST, Assignee.
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e Special Announcement.
will Offer this week some real bargains
In ladies shoes, walking shoes and slippers
Call early while We have a full assortment
L, v. BLOND.
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WHITE Goods-a fiue line less than cost
Come aud see them before purchasing else
where They must be sold In short time
B. n. li.T, Assignee. GEO. G. RoTH.
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THE Banks Of the city will be closed
on Decoration Day. Parties having
paper maturing on thai day will attend
10 Ii on Tuesday, May go.
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MOTH E r. -

Cam now secure Latest Styles of
Chiidren's Clothing in great yarie-
ty at a considerable sacrifice, by
favOring me with an early call.
The season being somewhat adj
yanced, will dispose Of my entire
stock Of Clothing at reduced prices,
40 as to enable me TO constantly
carry nothing but seasonable and
new goods.
One call at nay place will convince
you thatI make no Idle assertions,
but that all of my representations
are well substantiated.
DAVID ASH,
La 80 TWELFTH STREET,
Below the Bank Of the Ohio Valley.
mX1ifT1fks
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GRAND lunch st Warner Brothers, Scan
lan's old place, No. 1902 Market street, from
0 10 y A. N. and l to II N.
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A CRANKY old man named Blake,
Ssyss,. Jacob Oil takes the cake
He gsveit one test,
And says It's the best,
Cure In the world for backache.
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pLAoK DRESS SILKS.

We hsve added to our Trimming BusIness Black
Dress silks, aud VII sell tho IAmc AT COST for the
next Thirty days, by way OF an Introduction Aswe
are known for many years as q reliable hrm wecAn
safely say that only the hest silks will be sold BY
U.s. All we ask Is for the ladiei 70 call and see for
themselves. L. swABACKEK,
mI2S 1861 Main Street.
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Grand Decoration DRy Excavations,
Wednesday, May 30tb, 1883.

Cheap excursion tickets will be sold be-
tween all stations in Lines operated BY the
Pennsylvania Company, and the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway, for all trains
scheduled TO stop at the required destination,
on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 10Th and
30tb, 1888, good To return until Thursday
May Slst, 1888, inclusive. Children between
the ages OF five and twelve years will be carried
at one.half the regular excursion rate. Ap.
ply to nearest ticket eegnt Tor excursion rates,
time OF trains, or any particular information
In regard TO excursion arrangements.
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ILIus7RArED book Of Cage Birds mailed fol
5 cent stamp. Bird Food Company, 2S7 soutt
Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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oARPEr,, Oil Cloths, ETC., at less than cost to
close them out GEO. G. RoTa.
3. N. LlsT, Assignee.
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From New York auction: ~ ''.....
900 pieces best s cent calico for 5 oents.
500 Holland blinds and hxturers, ready tu
hang, 95 cents.
GOOoil cloth blinds and aEtures, ready ia
hang, 20 cents.
so cents. ~
The largest stock OF wal paper in the city,
and at less prices, 7 and 10 cents bolt, with
borders 10 match,
Dress goods, hosiery, notions 90, &c., at
greatly reduced prices, but only for Cash.
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street.
Trt4J JoHS RoEMER.
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sHors at slaughterlpg prices at the Bargain
Shoe House this week. Save 25 and 80 cents
nm eanh nair
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NEW GOODS.

To.ddy's express consignsto us 90 cases
Of desirable Hats-all The popular shapes.
Big lot OF Ostrich Feathers, Ribbons and
Millinery generally.
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CURE IN EYEKY GASk.

Your CutIcnra Remed 10, oats.ll all o,he, medi
pStentS az :Ra, they SsYe eascted ciTe ia ever
Instance, whore other remedies hare failed,
n W. BsOtK"AY, Y, Q, .
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cuTiCURA.
--"~s-s-@~----~-~-
R2aez Hill

PYRxiA, SETTLE ala, ScHoEULA, and other forms
Of blood poisoniLg, resulting 10 gRndulAr swell
ings, uceious petchesin tue throat aud mouth, alb
eruptouS ate speedily neutntllEed aud CT PEELED by
the CuLieuTa Resolvtnt, the new blond purifier,
while the 81 Is cleanst Of all dilgurng tnmoft
by the external use CT C,iirura and ulIcGrA shsp
the great skin GuIea CutiGua ResOlreDt AbAo
lllteiy destroys disease germs, which float In tho
blood, urine Rni pc npitAtIOn- IL no doubt
about Il and exptlt them through the bowels
kilu1YR and noreS Of the hsin, n,
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CHrLDREN's walking shoes and slippers only
50 cents pair at the Bargain Shoe House,
Twelfth street,
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CUTICIlRA RFNlll,VENT

Cutirnis, and CptiCun Eoap, ipld everywhere
Resplvent, 81 20 per bottle CuliCun soap % eli
CuticuEA shaving Soap, % els WV
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co., Boston.
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The following shows the range Of the Their
fnometsr, as observed ut Scnnepfs drug
store, Opera Horsepower yesterday: =
1850 1888 -
YAM Sn.M.7HMl7A.M N. I2M.Sf. M.7P.M
SSJ II 70 @ g 50 81 70
vi INDICATIONS t
WAEurHGrox, D. O.. May 20.-l;So a. ~
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, ant
Lower Lake Regions, cloudy weather and
local rains, winds mostly southwesterly
stationary or lower temperature and pres
HuFa
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Day eooDs at 20 per cent. less than auction
prices, at GEO. G. RoTa's.
B. NJ. LIST, Assignee.
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LOTS OF CHEAP LAND,
NorwoRrH wEaT III is rAxso az


The State Board OF Public Works was In
session yesterday at the Governors office at
the State House. Governor Jackson, State
Treasurer o. Brien aud Auditor Miller were
the members present. The Governor pre-
sides, Hugh DAILY, OF the Secretary OF States
office, acts as clerk and stenographer, admin
isteripg the oath which they all take before
making their statements and taking record
OF all the testimony offered. Kanawha
Q uLty's assessment was taken up. Hon.
county, and be, Congressman Snyder, Hon.
J. D. Bsi1eL Mayor Of Charleston and Pre- !.
dent OF 'ra County Court Of Kanawha, and
State Senator B. W. Byrne were sworn as
Milntsses.
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GREAT RLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has MT been told "a 10 the grea, cura.
tive powers Of the Cuhcu 4 Remedies ! have paid
hundreds Of doar for medIclueS 10 cure d. eases
OF the blood AAd kin, aud never found anything
yet 70 equal the Cutlcura Remedies :, -
oaAs, A. WILLIAMS.
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"A OBLIGATIONS.
NOTICE

BOARD OF COMMISSIONER, OHIO COUNTY, !
..sa- WHEELING. ". Va, May q, l$1l
sesied proposals. will DO received al this q,
until MONDAY, MAY ~. lSS3. ut y OcO.E Al
for Furnishing mediCin's upon HttchptiOnV OF
county Physician for the poor Of tnai pat Obj
city Of wheeling lying north 81 wheeling Cal
Alfo for furnishing medicIuCS upon pres tiptAs
said Physician for ma poor Of tItt part 0it4tG
lying south OF wheeling Geek. for ha lSAta
ending May 81. 1854. DruEpiSlE mailing hidsI,.
do business In that palt vi the city which theyu
bid to supply. hight reserved 10 II~c S,yo
bids. R0B'T. BlN0OQS.
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