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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-17
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.


The market is very fair, with small sup
plies this week. Over 100 head received
his week. Messrs. Hudson & Bayha fur
niyhed TIE following quotations:
Cattle 81 80@4 rs for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; 394fc per ID.
Sheep, none sold.
Calves, SIS 0O@lO 90.
Lambs, 3@4c per ID.
Chicago. -
CHICAGO, December l6.-The Drovers'
Journal reports: Live Hogs-Receipts &c.
900 head; shipments 5000 head; market
opened slow, ruled l0@l5c higher and
closed with the advance mostly lost; rough
packing So $500 20; packing and ship
ping 81 2O@4 so; light 50 1904 so;
skips 50 OO@3 80.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head. Trade was generally steady;
export grades S. 1906 rs; good to choice
shipping S. 2O@5 rs; Texas steers 80 Is
GA 90.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; inferior to fair 81 25@2 IS;
choice 81 OO@4 so.
New York.
New YORK. December l6.--Beeves-Re-
ceipts ], ITO head, including 30 car loads for
expectation; no regulsr market for beeves;
few car loads of medium and fair native
steers sold at S. 20@5 per cwt.; exports,
1880 quarters beef; 500 carcasses mutton
Sheep-Receipts 3,400 head; frmer; all
sold, including common to extra; sheep,
So 7566 90.
Hogs-Receipts Ito head, all for slaugh.
terers direct; i've hogs nominal; city dressed
steadier at SIS 5000 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December l6.-Cattle-
Market firm. Receipts 1872 heal; ship
ments 1850 head.
Hogs-Narket active. Receipts 1900
head; shipments S,4OO head; Philadelphias
and Workers 81 1904 so; skips 81 OO@
4 %.
Sheep-Market fair; selling at unchanged
prices. Receipts $500 head; shipments
5000 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December l6.-Live Hogs
Firm; common and light So 1904 40;
packing and butchers 81 1904 40; re,
ceipts $500 head; shipments loo head.
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ali 90. Lard-Tn fair demand, frmer
and 22fa,5c higher; December S. sly; Jam
uary 81 573ia6 62, closed at IS COO
6 62l; February S. 65@6 20, closed at
Sc 65(a6 6Tl. Bulk Meats--In fair de-
mand; shoulders "a 623@6 IS; short rib
lower at SIS SIS; short clear Sc 00@6 05.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged at 81 IL.
Butter-Dull; fine to fancy creamery ESQ
2sc; good to choice 22@24c; good to fine
dairy l5@lSc. Eggs-Quiet at 24c.
Philadeiphias
PHIApElpHIA, December l6.-Flour-
Dull. Wheat-Quiet and steady; No. 2 red
December, 7Ti@7Sc; January 7ss@7ssc;
February S0R@S0sc; March 82i@824c.
Corn December options weaker, later
months quiet and steady; car lots scarce,
fair demand; No. 8 high mixed lie;
steamer mixed 47@47lc; steamer yellow,
4Sse; sail mixed December 4S@4Ssc;
January 45E@46tc; March 45a@i61c.
Oar-Demand fair and market firm; re-
;ected white SIC; No. 2 mixed S3c; No. 3
mixed 34c; No. 2 white 81 @35fc. Fro
yisions-Dull; new mess pork $l2 90. Lard
Quiet; steam Sc 90@7 90. Butter
Fancy lots in fair demand, others dull;
Western dairy extras 25@2Sc; good to
choice 2O@22c; rolls 9@lSc. Eggs-Quies;
extras 27@2sc; held in lots 2O@25c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December l6.-Cotton--
In good demand and higher; middling
10 5-l6c. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Easier; No red 73c. Corn,
Active and firm; No. 2 40c. 0ats-Frmer
at 27a@2Sc. Rye-Quiet at 54@55c.
Barley-Steady and unchanged. Pork
Quiet and firm at. $ll 20. Lard-In fair
demand at Sc 55@6 60. Bulk Meats
Firmer but not quotably higher Bacon
Quiet, steady and unchanged. Whisky
Active and firm at 81 ii. Butter-ln good
demand but at lower rates; creamery ESQ
SOC; dairy 6@lSc. Eggs-Frm at 23c.
Cheese-Quiet, firm and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., December l6.-Whest-
Quiet and firm; No. red cash and De
cember &c asked; February 694c; May
74Ic; No. 2 soft 76c. Corn-Quiet; No. 2
cash and year soc; January Bic bid; May
3Sc bid, and 3sRc aeked. 0ats-Dull aud
nominal; No. 2 cash and year 26lc; May
SOC. Clover Seed-Quiet; prime 81 20
asked.
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They'd Better Stay Away.
Dslr,,;l e. pra..

DstTOSs Free Press.
II ike to know about some Office under
GleyelandT' he said as he beckoned law
yer across the street from the door of his
saloon.
well, what is itY'
IL ike to know if l vhas to hat some
Office. Ny blaze vhas headquarters last
fall for some Cleveland CLUBS, und all der
boys tell me / vhss sure of something fat.
Then you are looking foa something?'
"Yhell, dunno. When Cleveland yhas
elected der poys began to drop in here. One
of 'em he says What postmaster you
Will make for Detroit? By Gheorge! !
yhish | yhas your Well, dot tickles me,
you know und | treat der crowd to peer.
Poorly soon anoder crowd comes in, und one
of der poys calls oudt:
Let dis convention come to some order.
We Yhas now in der presence Of der next
poss Of der Custom House. / calls tor three
cheers for Carl Duhderp
When be says dot feels goot all oafer,
ind it seems right to set oop der peer"
Il see"
"YheIl almost eafery night gang comes
aroundt to my place to shake me Ply der
hsndt, uud somepody says:
Hip! hip hurrahl Carl Dunder vhas
solid midi der coming administration He
picks oudt der latest Office for himself,
ind he remembers his friends NIT der lean
ouesp
When somepody talks like dot I ieeeils
schu;;tsY und soft, und tap a new kes Of
lager. Now, like to ask you if l WAS
right. My pos Shake says doan get SO
much as q shmell of office, uud my oldt
woman says der poys make fool OF me"
II guess they are right"
Don't you pellet / vhas der Custom
HouseT'
mo, sir"
Nor der POstOficer'
mo, sir"
Don't 1 hat some blaze at $4,000 Der
yesrT'
Il doubt it."
Wasn't / even invited down to Washing
ton to see Cleveland go NIT der White
HouseY'
Not unless you invite yourself"
''NheIl! vhelll So Shake uudt der oldt
womans vhas right, und der poYs vhas put
ting soft soap on me! Say!
Yes"
Dot vhas all right, but like to say some
thing, uud doan' you forget him! Tonight
dot same CROWD comes sroundt here, und
SOMEBODY Will begin to hurrsh or der next
POSTMASTER. You ought to be herel Der
doc Will be loose, uud shall hat two CLUBS
handy, and you will see fifteen men in
sooc6 a hurry to get oudt doors dot you pc
lief some earthquakes vhas shaking Oop De-
troitl Shust gone aroundt und see how
disappointed ofticeseeker Will handle two
CLUBS und pull dogP
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GOING WEST.

Al trRiDS daily except Sunday.
IUlmsn's Palace Drawing hoom and Sleeping Cara
.hrough without change from sieubcnyille East 10
pbII7delphIa and New } ork. West 10 Columbus,
IN innkii, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis aud
4. louis
Tcr through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations. and any further information aP'
',ly TO JNO q. TOMLiEs0N, Ticket Agent At Pan
Handle Station foUt Of Eleventh street, or at City
Tici ct Office, under Mcclure HOpse, Wheeling
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
4. 4. FORD,
Gen'I Pass. and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh. Pa.
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(qitijlCura
Mrs. Smiths Case, and What the Rev, Mr.
McKinstry Has to Say About 1t.

To THE PUBLIC: have been fearful sufferer ioi
fifteen years, most OF the time with Whist has been
called Eczt ma or Salt Rheum, Psoriasis and Leprs
and the like, and have alw'y5 been told that Their,
was no cure for me, and have been 80 discourage
that had as soon die as live. have been so badly
afflicted sometimes that there was not the smallest
spot from the crown OF my head TO the soleI OF M,
fee that was not diseased and rel as crimson IL
would commence in small white spots, which had 3
silver appearance, but were not deep, but If At
tempted 10 heal them, or soon after their first ap
pearance, they would burn and run tOgsths: until
there was complete dry, rcd scale, which would be-
come so infamed as to crack and look fiery and
angry, and the burning sensation wenld be almost
intOlerabe.
about and could not dress myself without assist
anCe have tried many remedies, snd have paid
500 in single instance TO physician, but have
ever obtained only ten, o:ary relief. Although
helped for time soon relapSed again to he rs badly
troubled ever, and during the winter OF 1881 snd
1882 suffer ed much as TO be entirely discouraged
Last June, however, was advised by Elder anL
Mrs. l.. G. McKinStry, who are we'll known in these
regions, to try your Cutcura Remedies aud | let
somehow little courage, from their favorable opn-
ion OF them, to try their virtue. About the second
week of July last commenced taking the remedies,
and within six weeks lie, ian to see permanent
Improvement, until now October u I am about a.
good as new, and my flesh Is az the flesh o, child
MRS. BENZ. SMITH.
certify that the above statement OF my vile J.
correct and Join with her in expressing my graft
b. SMITH.
certify that the above statement is correct. Mr..
Smith is prominent man ia this community
where he lives. He Is well known dealer In stock
and his statement, with that OF his wife, Is fully &c
titled TO credit.
Tone at stanstean, Province Of Quebec, this 9th
day Of October, 1882 L. O. MCKlNSlRY,
Minister OF the Gospel.
IATHR-I have seen Mrs. Smith recently and be
lieve her to be thoroug bly, and permanently cured
L. C. McRINSTRY,
sscy Advent Oh Conf, P, O., No. Vt. and No. n. 81.
Boston, Sept. 9, 1884.
CCTICURA REsOLvEST, the new blood purifier
and CUTIcURA. and CUTICURA soar, the great skin
cures and belutifers, are sold everywhere. Prce,
CCIICURA, SOC. SOAR PC. REsoLvEST, SlOO.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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WOOL.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHIIApRLpH1A, Pa, December l6.-Wool
Steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx, and above, 34@35c; ezra
S2@3Sc; medium 32@34c; coarse % q
zoe; New York, Michigan and Indiana
western cease 2S@29c; washed combing
and delaine 32@37c; tub washed, choice,
32634c,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-17

Msnsy Ia1 IL Per snk-Govsrnmenf.
Firm-stocks Firm = Flour Quiet and
unchangsd-Whsat Higher.
!. NEW YoRx, December l6.-Money easy
AT i@l} per cert; closed offered ct l
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 43(9o
per cent SterliIs exchange, bankers bills
firm at 1901; den snd 4S43
GoyERSNEsrs-Firm.
Fsurs snd-s-hah
Fouss coupons. 7s
PsciSe Sizes Of 1885,
RAILwAYs-IrrtSular.
STATE SEcURIrIfs-Dun.
SrocKs-Firmes to-day. except for coal
shares, which we're again weaker and
pressed for sale. The weakness of these
early in the dss was due to report
that there hid been cut y
coal prices, hnt subsequently this
was officially denied. There was
q decline of to Il per cent In the other
active shares, Western Union leading with
sales down to 595, but later on the market
was decidedly stronger and advanced ! to ]
percent. on covering short contracts. North
western was favorably affected by rumors OF
increased earnings for the second week
of December. St. Paul was higher on talk
of improvement ir earnings for the same
period. Rumors we're also aaost late IN
the day that lesding bear operator had
changed his posi- ion on the market. The
market left off fin. Coal shares sympa
thized with other' during the afternoon
Lsckawanna selli,y up to gil, Delaware
and Hudson to 2::nd New Jersey Contra
AZ. Compared w;th last night the closing
prices are ] to l ] per cent higher tor Can
ada Pacific, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, Northwestern, St. Paul k9ss
cific preferred, Oregon Transcoutinental
Pacific Mail and Texas Pacific, aud to
per cent. higher fc2, Lackawanns, Delaware
and Hudson, Lake Shore Missouri Pacific
and Erie.
Transactions 29B 900 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-17

Jacob Abrsns and Marcus Albums psytnen = !. 4
n. Abrams, and ~ Nstioaal shade Csarasy,
IN AssunNf. ~
? The object OF this suit Il 90 recovsf luaxEsss
against tue DESCENDANTS ta hsoichaniiss ~ 49,
tn ihesuI of ~ M Is with Interest thsreon fpam
August y ISL until pad aud ens.s, aud 70 anAIoGl
TO The payment and Of the ssid julrnaeslt cceIH(H
i!sbiii nb Of tb. .ftns tirr End az ~ InnsraD
ComIany Of MLteling, the leshos y Inssrsnse c.
fany, sud the Ame,itan insurrncs CcApout e
Nhohng rrsJ crtisely, 20 the Haid acfendantk lnH
itErptRrtng from IN afidatii died IN this msno =
tie aid rule>, that the said descuAAnla, joDDA
Ahnms and Marcrs Abrams lnPsneYs = y. An
Abrams. and ~ National sh,ds Coapsay, sfV -
RESIDENTS OF tie state 81 wesi vlnfibia, AL ~
nu, having hcn served vith prcosss In this salt q
The melton OF the pianis. by heir attorne1, IN
ofIer o. publication IL eststed against tscsa. II n
is c'@.rrd iha' the said dcfcndanis, Jecsb kbsSnl
and Marcus Abravs aspsvtncts1 J. A D. AbNtnA 81
~ Estlonai Shade Conn any. b ana they ~ ~
quired 10 appear within ohe monih aEes ske tKS e
the mt publication OF this ordcr and % MD II
necessary protect their interest. 70 n furfkag -
dercd that this order b publishcd sd poassl sss
wiine... John W. Mi,cAsll, cisrk al saia o,sys
at the Court House Of aid county, thls ~ a. 4
December, 1854, to-wit pecsmhpf RnIra tosl = { :
JOHN w. MtTCBkt.l., C1rk
Published The first time Dscpmbes a,'Iosl ID
Attest JOHN W. NiTCnELl- Ga,
HgrRS NJ. RrSkLL, Attorney fos PiaiBtiE. I
dc2oswt ~
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Plantation Philosophy.
Arkansr,c TrrreSer.

De man whut ken ask de mos questions
ken answer de fewest. =,
DE pusson whit is de. last ter laugh wild
OF ;oy Is de soones' ter grosn wild er sorrow.
Ter some pussons Islander is nschul. De
hos would ruther waller in de mud den ter
lie down in clean water.
I doan blehe dar cher WIZ er man what
5;dn't sorter dodge de truth at some time
durin' his life. Ez fur myset Use told
MANY & tale whut knowd want 50. When
/ wuz er boy, er lie come so naehul dat when
I cot ter be . man / couldn't altogether
h.esk of de habit. Yer,n End many er man
vhut'll say dat he neber tole er lie, an yer
NAV say 50 at de same time. but bot o yer
Knows dat year air coupled liars Doan
lax ter me boat dis heah human nature,
fur Fse sr chile o de same school myself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-17
CRISP CulLINGS.

The Lisplngs OF Love.
He.
I'd like kith
Ny pretty NTH,
Becauth kith it'll thWeeti
fhay, do y0u know
That kitheth grow
Where hPth OF loyerth meetf
sHE.
On, yeth, know
Where kithes grow,
Without your hinting lOoktb,
Becauth, you thee,
Te hel 10 heI
I read Of 10 in bookth.
HE.
Ii I should NTH
ThEeet NTH, u hith.
Ny Eeart would break in twol
For hearth, which ache,
viii thumtimeth break,
And thath what mine would do.
SHE.
Oh, thay not tho!
You muiht, know,
Not NTH \ kith. dear Mel.
And-don't, oh, dOntt
Well, II you wont
JuthI kith NTH inIhtead.
L'ENYoI.
And did he kiss
Herr Oh, mol He
Asked another fellow
To do it for
Him, Is he was
Busy whiIssashing 4 fence.
Merchant ThdUeler.
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FLoUR. GRAIN AND FKED.
NAns-ss rs CARD.
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, brads
and fencing, l0d to God, - 20; Sd
and Cd, 81 So; Cd and %,
50 10; Id and Sd, 2 10; Sd % 10; I'd
81 s5; SOC keg on common cut; barrel
Ii inch, s. so; II inch % 50; ! inch,
81 so; T inch. IS 20, I inch, IS 40;
lining, | inch s6 IS; I inch, % 40; finish
Ing. Z inch and over, g so; l inch. 8 s IS;
/, 81 80; casing and box, SOC per keg over
common cut; fine blued. Sd. IS 81
eut spikss al Izes, - so: boat spikes. ell
sizes 81 10; roofing nsilA IRON. DC over
common cut; iron galvanized. y 20 over
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No Blood Relation.

Tom Jones, a noted hadler, had been en-
gagged to play at ball in a certain town in
Maine. The day before the affair was to
come off his wife died, and the managers
took the liberty to secure the services OF
another fiddler, but Jones was on hand at
the time appointed, and when they expressed
surprise at seeing him there under the cir
eumstances, he excused himself By saying !:
"Ws'al, I thought the matter all over, and
cum 10 the conclusion that seeing as how
SALLY was no blood relation ofmine, might
;sst a. wei! cum and fiddle for ye."
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PETROLEUM.
PittsburR.

PlTTSHURG, december 10. - vi MARKER
VS. strong to-day, and advanced cents in
spite of the fact that Fisher well No. 8,
after being torpedoed, came in at the rate
Of $50 barrels per hour. Trading was only
fair, however, and no large lots changed
hands. Values opened at Tile, advanced
to 733c, broke to 72lc, and recovered to
73Ic at the close.
Bradford.
BRAproRD, December l6.-Crude Oil
Quiet and steady; National Transit and
tidewater runs on Monday 1886 barrels;
total shipments 1924 barrels; charters
&c, 905 barrels ciearances 5,269, 900 bar
rels. National Transit certificates opened
at III &c; closed at 73tc; highest 73Ici low
est 7lSc.
Titusville.
T1rusvILLE,PA., December lG.-National
Transit certificates opened at Tic; highest
733c; lowest Tic, and closed at 1910.
Shipments $685. barrels; runs Ga, 100 bar
rels. Fisher No. Sin Thorn Creek was shot
today and is doing l25 barrels an hour. To
tai production of the Thorn Creek pool is
lO.il7 barrels. Mcbride we'll is doing SO
barrels an hour. Corners, and 2, As bar
reIs. Fisher No. l, 81. Fisher No. 6, l6,
Greenlee No. l, ST. Boyd well, 20. No wells
ofany great importance are expected to be
finished for thirty days to come.
OIL City.
On CRY, December l5.-National transit
certificates opened at 7lsc, highest 7Slc,
lowest 7lsc, closed at 734c Sales $500, 900
barrels; clearances, 100000 barrels;
runs sO,S95 barrels; shipments 99.S4l bar
rels; shipments 57,S99 barrels.
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Tho Baby.
pkiL,defDAi0 Cal.

Proud Mother-Do you know, dear, be-
Eeye our baby viii be q singer, perhaps
Great tenor, like Brignoli or Csmpaninif
Tired Father-He strikes high c pretty
often, if that's what you mean. -,
ayes the tones are so sweet and shrlll. i
hone we will be able TO have his voice cult
yated in Europe.
HRy Joyel good idea. Send him now.
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For sale.

'ONE GOOD eide BAR BrGdr, Full
leather top, With Poe ard shaft. Ale cpe ecsS
double set OF hsnes. rheshow viii V .pld rbcspj
Inquired =. N. HAar1os.
noiih iaii xsrast Sarp>t.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. nHru
i County. In the Circuit Court u OAis D ssiv,

TIE STATE OF y. WIT WET y, yI = oEss
n. Dccember Rules, 1854 n.
Georpc \. Cnp, Matthes .. vandeveSl 49,
" William J. Browning and Jobn D. r.
Glsss, partnen . Crap, vssdsser
Sto. II ~
Jacob Abram. and Nsrns Abrams, -
tariner as J. N. Abrams and q 80
National shade Company. n
lie object of this suit Is 20 rpoovsS . Sudevnsof
against The defendants for Sii7.ss far 49,
disc told them, With intenst tbsreDa Iruu -.
ttr ", 1854, until paid and cc<ts and 70 patk>1 4
the ia! ment q The s.ia jasgnsnt crsaih llai0l1o
Of wheeling. the Peabody Insurance cempsby, aS1
the American Insurance Comtphy Of WhSoIaH
respectively, 10 tho Mid deiendasis. Al q 49,
rules that the deisndAnts, Jsscb Abss11 - EsS
Gus Abrams partner a. J. y. Abssnh en1O
Nstionsl shade Coupsny. are pss f1ailes0 q -
s sI,sd 7, v m eroos. IL ii ne :u ss !. ~
plaintiffs, BY their AftggDsy, Tim w6pg 81 -
lion Il entered sssIna thsn, snl 4 4 49,
the aid dciendanis, J.coe Anssog ~ -.
iionsi thede Company, ~ and they ess ss(ull0| -
appear within one month Alter ~ ~ q r..
publication q this erdsr and q stas = 40
this order be- pnbiIshed end posted asts0uirrl r. 4.
Wines, John w. bileksil, clerk q ssIl
a. the court hcass q ~ eousty, g. !st 49,
D~e"s'f' is" ", DIN p, = Ss1 nsIs h
Pabli.hed tAs sr. a.. D.se.SW 6 -
attesti y0Hr W. hfTC4tlA, Go
Bsshr =. RunssLI, Atasssy - ha1Btes
vTYBE STATE or WIZ ygelisiA ono
%.n vlni,is Iisc-ssbsr esiss. ~.
r. D. Tallmsn, sssgnee a X 7. Ten, n. d. M
J W Weller. u. tlarho. fvsnk Tan. - 4. ~,
Bach, partnss . Tspt. Weller 4 g. 4
American Ippryred stin cs.pssy.
~ LsstHs5r. ~
The sction OF tie tile ahovs sst 18th y ngg nsns-
irg In the Circuit Corr ef biis esgisty. WI W.
siDis. the ol5ecta vhieh u - shtsi4 J91e4te} r.
siih ipts,e-t thereon fys,n thssbcfs. ts<l ~ 6oS
sold and delivered 10 dsissdant ~ 160, ~ -
Co, snd 70 attsrh end subjcd tsv1nds ~ ~ ~
Henry Jacobs a Co, q ssia esssiS q dSs. VIZ
ia Eslss. tist Ne Ssi,s1sxss 49, -
sf'w ss si s,,s cs%is: 9. / g. :: .. 60 =
With pspcss In thh suit, - mp1isa II ~
tiB bJ tksiS sitefsey, TN srsw = $500
i.rd ssdnst 4. ssl 4 : sesss,t a. ~ -
sil.1 he isss q tss Sst esbs..sss q - = :
4 iu1 "a se: slssr $500 a.. ~ 80 =
p's Sisn = jSSs N. siisssn, cs~s Z -
:. ths Court ,i I'm. :. q ~ Cssssy - ~ S
is".'s'' i'''' ' JOIN y. 1;ics - &
Published the srt lIme psrsRheg q ~ q II, \
EouT. wHrE, Attorney ~ HsisAn v !,
NOTICE rorAxs pnspsssenA ~
Tske notice that ~ aspnsiltees q q = 49,
G. q. Merrill, q. Cisrss sn1 !. y ue1l4 - 49,.
vilI Be taken Il fbs store boess q ~ yN.UH
Co., betseen worth ~ hsa6 stnoo11 - lD|0|y,
sinxt. uev York city. n ~ 49, q IW - Q
bonn d e'eioek q =. ~ = 49, q. -, -.
resd 10 esidsnos n ~ shess saDo1 60 - 49,
Of ssid ylJstias. 49, iffgoa ~ 60 - go
= .ss sspS1 -; - - 49,
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The Supreme Bench.

ATLANTA, Sept. %, ISSL- From experience
think s. SIS very valuable remedy for cu;aneous
assesses and al the time an inyigorating tonic.
JAMES JACKSON, Chief Justice oil Ga.
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MI)stIias 8ss;stsr


A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF rRArSs-.
IA ExfkANefIoN OF kgvnaKxcR MAREss eDaly.
lSusdsy excepted tAonday excepted Wheeling
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,oo 600 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions IL
fiiths In proportion
rrsr

1867 Prises amounting $3.50
Application for rates to clubs should b made only
20 the ofaoc Of the Company In hev Orieana
For further information write clearly, giving fall
aaarou. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter. Cur.
rency by Express fall sums Of s. aud upEards a our
expense addressed II A. DAUPHIE,
New Orleans, La, o.
N. A. DAUPHN, ec7 Seventh 81, Wsstingtou,
DC
NEW oRLKANs NATIONAL BANK,
Hsw Orleans, Ia.
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b, q. q. Railroad.
Leave Pellaire at p. m. for summerieli.
LSsve Bellatre At SEQ IN for Somerie,d and
Zanesyille. Arrive at Bellalre, s:l5 q m and 5:S5
D.
For through tickets, East and West call on or ad-
dress JNO q. EoMLlESON, n-Hands routs, foot
Eleventh street, Wheeling ". Va.
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II is q triumph Of American ingenuity and mar
vel of simplicity, accuracy and chCapness II va
made to supply the people With good housekeeping
watch at the lowest price ever known. The case
the watch is Of white metal, very handsome, sD'
looks like silver, hut Is better than silver because
will not tarnsh. With each Watch IL sent a
book giving full instructions No one need be Will
out watch. Those having costly ones should AIS
have Waterbury 10 carry while engaged at rough
worK or in travelling One thousand Of these watches
ale made every day, and the demand for them fire.
quei tly exceeds the supply. The watch Isl perfec
time keeper, and sells readily for $780, Among II
good points we name the following:
Simple, because II Is composed Of less than one
half the usual number Of parts, which are so Al.
ranged a. to be easily cleaned or repaired.
Accurate, because It will run twenty-four hour
and keep time equal to the better grades Of watches
Cheap, because II will wear for years, and is
offered at a price within the reach Of everybody.
Remember, the WATERBURY WATCH Is no
toy, but q REAL WATCH, having less than one
half The number Of parts 10 be found in any Other
going watch in the world.
A Watch which differs from all others in thai
the entire movement revolving In the case enc
every hour, and thus regulates or adjusts Itself to
varying positions.
A Watch having long thin handspring NEARLY