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SINCE LAST OCTOBER I have suffered
from acute Inflammation in my nose
and head often in the night having to
get up and inhaIe aalt and water for relief.
Ny eye has been, for week at ! time, at
could not see. I have used 70 end oi
remedies, also employed doctor who said
1t was impure btood-but got no help.
used Ely's Cream Balm on the recon-
mendation of friend. I was taithless,
but in Jew days was cured. My nose now,
and also my eye, is well. 1t is wonderful
how quick it helped me. Mrs. George S.
Judson, Hartford, Conn. Easy to use.
Price 80 cents. TTasAw
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HszftsId Lde7 IN the Springfield RepHbiieuH.
Among the list Of soldiers from Spring
field, Mass, who fell in IL tense of their
country during the lAta war, IS read in the
dedication Ctthe Westfsld Monument this
week was: "h1tied Mt SpottHy May
10, 1854, Francis Ash, 9th Regiment" This
reference to man who has for many
years been a resident CT this town, AMI to-
day ia hale and hearty, with wife and
family about him, recalls his somewhat
romantic OF hardships and peril. In April
'8l then Just entering manhood, he was
living with his widowed mother in SPRING
r1elu, and when the tirstcall for troops was
made on the fall of Fort Sumter, too i'm
patient TO wait flr organization OF regi-
dents OF this section of the state, he hur-
Eied TO Boston, and there enlisted In the
9th Massachusetts.
He escaped the enemy's bullets until the
two-dHys fight at Spottsylvaria, in May,
1858. The 9th charged the rebels tortifCa-
tons, captured tn first line bEeastworks.
and dashed on tor the second. Between
the two lines Ash fell, struck by four bull
eta. With wound in the head, neck, thigh
and leg, his comrades, as they were driven
back, left him for dead Tbs confederate
surgeons, however, found sufficient life in
him Co warrant his being sent to the hos
pttal Sftarward to Richmond. 1t was dve
months, however, before he was we'll
enough TO be exchanged, and by that time
his regiment had been mustered out oil ser
vice four months. His mother and
Irlelds mourusd him ~ dead, and when
he wslksd iGto the Aiiutant-general's
Office at Boston, ana announcing himself
as Frank Ash OF The 9Th Massachusetts, and
desired be mustered out because he had
served his time, dc was regarded as crazy
and when told that the regiment bad for
many weeks besn out of service and the
man ne represented himself to be was
buried on the field OF Spottsyivania.
It was only by getting some Of the
officers ofthe regiment 70 appear and certi-
" TO his identity that change in the
state record was secured and he was for
mally discharged. But theregiment record
remained unchanged; hence Frank Ash
at frequent intervals is obliged to read his
own name among the list OF killed in bat
tie. He has lived here since the war, and
receives small pension from the Govern
meut,
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HONG Rroof.

Kidney and Liver Diseases and RheamatAm.-
Suffered misunderstanding seemed to help me-
could not get ont Of bed. Dr. smith cured me"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRtarSh, PplypUs OF Nose Impaired VOice.-Sul.
teret for yeaSi patent medicine Jailed " help me.
DE- smith completely qnEed me- =, -, -n,,,,-
OF spRtdel 4 Co., Wheeling. W. Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach. TREATMENT
for yea failed to give mt relief. DR.. Smith cured
me- THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
Flts.-Had them for fourteen Yeas. Dr. smith
cured me-" LOUIS +, WASHINGTON,
scrOfilla, Running Sores On Eead.-"My snu was
Atitcted for fourteen years. Nothing seemed "
IRs CATHERINE CAPS.
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer Suffered lUr years with Cancer. HAD Il
cut out three times. u returned alter each opera.
don Dr. Smith cured me without knife, caust!c or
pain" MRs. Z. ~ CIRCUIT.
Piles, FiEtul1 Of Anus.-Eiat On my back Tor Is
Wgeks. Reported dying. Or. smith Curei me
THOMAS CoLvN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main St, Wheeling, ". Va.
lIrerRtiDns Of Rec;lfIn, PrOlApsuH and Piles
wa given up " die aud prDGnuucet iuCurable.
DR.. smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DELANf, Martins Ferry.
RCy. h o. Laid TFitss:-"DF. smiths PROBES
9ionAl ierytceS IN my hIntly have been most salts.
factory, and commend hin % all a. gentleman
and sktlliul phy4irusn.n
Nm MAEElSSt RGix s1ys: ''I had been suffering
tor A2vsn ySAIS and treated by many physicians Tor
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith aid | had 1pe worm, and
IN eight hours removed a monster 100 feet long
Female Complaints years In hospitals for
teIERleS give ne peGi!ar advantages IN such Caves
Persons cured OF cEtAFrh, diseases Of heart liver
stomach, Kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of IIsu and youth, SCroi1lA aud
asthma Justify 70 my success.
Piles cured without The knife.
Patients At a distance NAY be treated by lettgrand
guaranteed. A chart for seli-examiQa-
Ion sent on rccsipt Of TWO throecent stamps, and
ltvice returned tree.
Consultation At ONCE free. oHice hours trum
T. 70 e. T., daily. Call on or address,
JOHN E SMITH, MD.
No. itDi ChRpllne st. Wheeling w. Va,
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HOAW uubbs
DR.. Roswell Park, Of Buffalo, has Just
made and inserted silver laTynx and
wind-plpG into q mans throat to take the
place Of one eaten out by cancer. Asmall
reed in the upper end enables the patient
to talk. Owing to the hasty preparation
for the Job, but one note was put in, and
the man has 10 talk in a uniform key. It
would be good plan for the doctor to
build the rest Of his silver windpipes with
KEYS and stops ike cornet. The patient
could then talk with his wife in Q natural
and 90 down to the club and play poker
in BdIt. BY Gnncaa!lng the finger pieces
IN hia whiskers he could pass fora musical
prodigy and make lots Of money, He
would have to be taken out Of town, how
ever, every night. Just think Of sleeping
next room to man who played a cornet
all night long. 1t would bs worse than
snoring,
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a nlue sprLnE AIllEntor.

TIn1pH Fld. TrIuiA.
Tom Williams bay mule which has been
at work on the railroad at Blue Springs,
was allowed to GRACE on the green point
acrosH the mouth OF the Blue Spring Creek,
and, after while, lay down on this point
70 rest, with its back to the river. Only a
few minutes eiapsed before an immense
alligator was seen to dash out Of the river,
it's Jaws stretched to their utmost, and as
hs came within the reach Of the teeth OF
the alligator were buried in the poor
mules aesh Just in the rear OF the
shoulder blades. In the terrible Ecramble
that ensueGi thslowerlaw, itwaEsupposed,
was broken and the shoulder blades
Of the mule were left bare. An alligator
was seen going into the water with HIS
law swinging, and Tom Williams ia untor-
tunate in the loss Of q very ane mule.
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The receipt is simple. You have only
to take a violent cold, and neglect it 4ber-
nethy, the great English surgeon asked a
lady who told him she only had q cough:
"What would you have? The plague"
Beware of only cough" The worat cases
can, however, be cured by DR.. VIM
Halls Balsam for the Lungs. In WhoOp-
ing Cough and Group it Immediately
aliays irritation, and is sure to prevent u
fatal termination Of the disease. Sold by
druggist. rrHsAw
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That Allcocks are the only genuine
porous plasters.
Thatail other so.caIled porous plasters
are limitations.
That their makGrs only get them up to
sell on the reputation OF Allcock's.
That all ao.called improvements and
new Ingredients are humbugs.
That no one has ever made an improve
ment on Allcuck's Porous Plasters.
That when you buy Allcock'g Porous
Plastem you obtain the best plasters made.
MWFGw
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PAINFULLY SuPlcIcus young man
recently called on DR.. Perkins soonover,
Of Austin. Doctor, am not feeling right
[ believe change OF climate would do
me- good" "Are YOU cashier Of bank 2"
asked the doctor, who ia OF suspicious dis
position.-Ttrus SittingS.
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nENAnNH

The receipts. though about 1000 head les IN
lunher than last week, arn about equal IN the de-
manh, except In regard 70 lAmhS, which are rlther
limited IN number and in fairly gontt dpmnnt.
TharU u little or no outside demand and trade is
genamlly slow, common sheep particularly -.
The OlsringS show some improvement In their
quality, a, compared with those Of last week.
Pricrs nt sheep !IaC tn quality, few selling at
either axtF5mU; lambs aASG SfOck sheep u 00a9 -
per head Same tine last rear sheep snld NJ 9sSA
70; lambs sa5lC gross; STOCK ewes q sOa2JO each.
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BRADPoRD, Pa, Oct IL-opened at q OO7S;
closed at 81 Ol1S highest 81 u2L4 lowest 81 0Ol4;
rms a. SO barrels: total shipments .0fg barrels
charters 81 G8 hRTrelS clGaranccs l,17 000 barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa, Oct. IL-Opensd ct 81 COZ highest
q O2S lowest 81 EG9f; closed At 81 sales 2.iGj
200 barrels cIearnCeA l,d7S 900 barrels; charters
u 23l barrels; shipments 76,j26 barrels
PErTaauRaII, Pa, Oct. H-Petrnleum active;
National traus cer'ihCniesOpeneda at 81 coz closed
at 81 OK; highest 81 GA; lowest 81 OGi4.
TFrUSyrLR, Pa, Oct. A.-opened 81 81 t9TS; high.
ast 81 U2 lowest 81 00eS: closed At 81 OLS; ship
mants not pOSt'd; charters 81 26l barrels.
NAV YaRE, Oct IL-PeEoleum arm; United
cInsnd Mt A MA
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SOMETHING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pro
prietor: James. that little man at table !
ID beckoning Tor some sauce. Waiter: All,
yes, tbs " onsieur Tissue, the dance maste.
Restaurant Proprietor: Take him snma Of
our caper sauce. James; think he'll Ike
it.-Tm BHS.
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rrrOBgR gULEI, 1855.

sopoo I. no CS1 5 siS S5J1Iee Gna
he l4G 'rjIa AZ affidavit 1led herein that
q 'P'y,'. ..,1 ~ defendant ia not resident Of
ala. = ~ i Virginia Il Is ordered that NJ q .
i-e i.at y.ibln one month after the dAte 0tthe
~ - 1rG'trsguu Il th@ ordet, aud do what d
lHt .tD. o., ~ meet i!s interests IN this suit.
lteE'Ais ~ ,yhrrauf hags hereunto set my
" Iii i,ynf October, l85
lLli ah III '''' iOHN w. MITCHELL. Clerk.
-....i.,.,i lor The Arst Gme OcLnnei :, $50,
Au,t
No. w. Es,f,,tlpr t1r Complainant.
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5usurumer Companies.

- - - $685. THOMAS II. DAR3AH,.
Il Clerl, Of The MnnIcinaI Court ~ Wheeling.
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Kidney and Liver Diseases and RhVumauAm.-
Suffered Notwithstanding seemed To help me;
could not get ont Of bed. Dr. smith cured me"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRtarsh, Pclypus OF Nose, Impaired VOiee.-sul-
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-..,, . l.its is no IlhGbiAnt Of ny bGiliWicl
s,iI2l 5rG,,,i :aii STE Jay Of October l'sa.
igf .1nAN '1'' CHAs. r. 81 ASCHAHD, D. !.
Fer ". c. HASpLAT, ). y, c.
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mn SWINE NAlKM.

There II a lai iy good dpmand generally through
the yards IN day hut prices arc off 40 comgarGd
with the dgures Of last week. There Is sOne I'm.
Pavement In the quality 1f the offerings in some
.af the pens The offerings, though over FOO head
more than last week, are not In exres, the de
mand PFiG's A5sa6G Sams time Last year they
ranged At 61llsc Tor rough hogs " the very bet.
NV raRRP WARNrf
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bio Lewis Is authority for the statement
that no user OF tobacco has ever headed
his class at Harvard or at any other inati-
tuition where class statistics have been
preserved,
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me -r'i n ~ tsr .apSiG Of 0asn County, Greeting;
,,,,I gou that you summon E,ilnh
We ~. =. iaund IN your hniliwick, 70 appear
illtA' y ~ W 5ffrr Vt the Circuit curt 0t INTO
a nc w =, Is 10 1e held for the ,A!d Court on
% sgy , SsioS Ssi ss am L hi ia he u I'd
10 .4llt 5.t.,ra & smiIn, and haVs htn and
H.Es ls.' "s a6n " Mitchell, Clerk Of our laid
N,.Ag l,, p1urt aOuSs Of said county, in the
. g31 Nlng the Slh day Of 5epte Ti1 Es''
AL ID nc - JOIN " MITCHELL, Llsrk.
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Governor Pattison, Of Pennsylvania,
will preside at the great National Irish
League demonstration, to be held October
%, in the Academy Of Music, Philadel-
phia.
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lENARxs ON aEET cArrLR.



rheru has been mOrU Iet witty IN tho cattle mar
kat to-day than for reveal weeks past trade being
fairy aG1ve through most oil SprolresS becoming
dull Onlg towards its c!ns. PriGtS wefO generally
JEc higher than they Hsnged last week, suIne deal
en- Reporting larger friction ~ the advance they
realized Tho quality Of this ofOrin s rlQgGS about
at 9a6C, few selling at either extreme, with most
SllGs At 1880.
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Or. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

VIII cure DiBeEHCs Of the kIdneY8, Gravel, GIeet,
STRUCTURES, and all Urinary and uretsrAl Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
[ns Of ViRur, PrematUa Decline In Nan, Early
Decay, mpotenCy caused by erroB Of youth, az
ceases &C. syphilis n all III forms, s0ra throat
and nose, ulcGE1, eTuptuus, STuinlA, latter, salt
-henm and Ill blood and skin dtSeASas. Female
WGaICnes speedily cured. G0nurhea curOd IN .
days Price s. 90. Sold In Whgaltng, ". Va, BY
Z. 2. BoCKHg, LoGAH d Co.. DrugEiSt8. SENT BY
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MeftraL.
DIR. j. H. SMITH,
No. llO4 ChapIlne street,
Near fourteenth street

TIE beSt evidence Of phyzic.an's success d the
testimony Of his pKtientA. The Increasing DE-
maits TOR my professional services prDvD that have
dealt hOnnrAbly and hiry Witi thnss who have
committed me. never Use PATIENTS nAnr With
cut perm !ision. though have many hundred GER
iCA! education with mLny years hospital experiences
and familiarity with Lhellputic agents, = Close OBJ
aefvance Of temperhEncnul peculadtieS and strict
Attention 70 hyBicntc management lrsIFes success
cure Is possible, and frankly give the patient my
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If YOU would have appetite, flesh, color,
strength, and vigOr, take Ayers Sarsap.
4rilla, which will confer them upon you
ia rapid succession. D6w
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n.nn,r1isstouErs' 4a!ss.
- 1I;'I'Ii1S.GI0YERIs SAVE OF REAL

T0TTYIssIONER's SALE OF REAL
| ss1ATR .,...,,,.,-..,. ,.o.,o,, IL, ~. br i,
y! '1s municipal Court Of wheeling, nude
'ItirIi iay Of Iune, 1885, and an order OF
~ 's ,,slT an he Zsth day Of August, 1853 IN s
,bsnce-y therein pending, IN when hInmA
-. WIN J. %. Taylor her husband, are plain
III and william Il. Harden and Ot1en ara DC
,crtAHg, vii! on -
,cra,,,y At 10 o'clock A. n. sell 1t public auc
900 a he highest AID best bidder AZ me Iinnl
,i5or Of the pOIry House o. ohfo Ss"nEy, "eA'
- ~, T.sl gnt-hyI Of lot numbered thirty l51l
al, INT sOuth dde Of Fifteenth street, in the
y'EsF 1IFIlalu addition IN the CITY Of neeLlnS
- INA ,tat, 81 Vest Virginia, together with the
bslIling AID Improvements thereon. me l1Ie
NM 1rppprty com prtSea tho property anu r'Al.
zone 0l The .AtG E0nein HAEuen. auu " = nlus y
t.stnble property Tne Improvements conhist d
49,. brirs iye.!!ng house. with oftck Stable anu
80 ,nt. butlt,pEs aud ara In excellent repair.
Trgus0V4 ALE-Jne- third Of the purchase money
sail n. nd IN cash on the day OF Elis, and a.
-slrl rG'n thereof ~ The purchaser may ee[L ~
~. .hp lA!auce shall be paid IN LWD equal IN
.tIlrggnts via interest from day Of EAe, at on
nj rTo yr4r rom the day OF sale respectively,
M lurchaser TO give hts Antea for the deierEsd
b1vrlrnW with security to 30 approved BY the
soisTnls.tgper; and ~ further security the nI9 70
M 1.ft,el Of and shall be retained until the pur
s.,,, money Slall have been paid In tull, and the
,T.c!a commissioner ordered bv the LeiIt 70 con-
Wy, =. ". nSItsI
thereby certify that bond with good seef.Etsf has
,,-g given oy the above named special CommtB-
''O''e' ~ ICY ''''''- " THOMAS N. pARRAH,
sulT Cleri, Of The MUnIrinul court 81 WheeIInr.
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OSeE upon midnight droary, as EpoR1ered weak
and weary.
Ou my teeth and how to save hem; AZ sighed, as
was my wont
| heard a tapping, Is of sOmu one
gently mapping
And a vol then said distinctly, You must Try
the SOZODO II;
'You must use It highland morning, you must use
1t ucrand DER,
Teeth will whItGn, breath viii sweeten. and
they'll vex you never more" rThEtw
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THR "want SOAP" universally acknowl-
edged to be the biggest and best 8 cent bar.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The FEATURES of tho Money and stOC
MaeIata

nAhrheAs
INV YORK oct i4.-Noney on call touched 1
percent 70 day but most Of the business was d0Ee
at lfa9 percent closing at IL percent Prime
mercantile paper 4Ao percent. FoFeiSn Exchange
GoyEIiS iES4 BosDs-were active and very strung
especially Is
srATE BGSDs-werc active and strong.
RAILWAY EoNps--fhe market continues EXTREME
" Arftve the trAusaGiionH 10 day being 900.
SrOCAs-The stock market was again very n tive.
especially during the hrit hour. Later there wa.
comparative lull, followed bya renewed activity
IN the LAST hours
Prices were very teyertsh, especially during the
frat hour St Pau, wi h the exception Of Erie.
being the most ArtivestOcG, used with an advance
NJ u percent. Northwestern closed with gain OF
Z percent Poetic Mail closed Eith loss nj y per.
cent Western Uni n shows 4 net los 0iss perc Ut
This remainder Of the actIva list n inc tOnRlly
higher than ast evening for all except few sio ~
winch gained uun t1Hn one percent, Including
Erie, which II up IaS percent Lake shore ~ ten.
tIl PAEi-C l. Wander Its quiet Delaware Y
Hudson. ] rseY Central and Reading UNCHANGED.
U. :. u, 1 81; o :. 10 1875: Z new H. l2j%S;
ac;dc Is Of IS, 81: en'nl Pm lie hntS. llilS:
Erie seconds. 40. Leh'gh & WilEeSbAr= Of
leo Louisiana COusOls 81: Missouri d, lO!s 81
Joseph, ~; st p. IS. G. drs l2l1S; Tennessee
Rs, old, STA; do ", Flhi Texas PacihG Land
GFauis, VI do Rio GrLnde 70 Gnion Pacific tirsig
Il6It; do Land GaAntG IQl do Sluking fund, 10;
VlrliniH Is. 40; VirsinlA Cons lS, extra mAtired
cOup0ns .s do deferred 81, Adams Express,
II ; American Expnss, lOl Canada Southern.
80; CeutrAI Pacific Az Chesapeake & Ohio. "a
do hnS preiErrei. II; do SecDnds. % q, = 6
l.. 81; Denye= & Rio Gnnfe, Isl; Els, IA:
do preferred. lO'<: Fort Wayne, l11i+; Kansas &
TrGab, 81 Lake Erie & Western L94; Lake shore,
IS54 Louisville & Nashville. ~. LatisSville, New
Albany Is ChicIVu, 81: Memphis Charleston. v;
Michigan Csnlrll, "a Missouri Pa'ttc. l0lA:
Nashville q ChaItRGn "a, VA; New Jersey en-
tral, t2i6: NOrihrrI Pacific, IN, Chicago q WORTH
western, 1864: do pr-ierrui, u 4; New for& Cen
teal i0llS; Onto tentnll. "a; Ohio 4 Mississippi,
81 (: dn preferred I5 Pacific Mail jGS; tisourgh,
Ia: R,ldluR, Lis: " Louis / san trIuGheO, |
ny; do preferred, Ih5S e.. 4. Il st pani, 81: do
preferred. ll!IS: Texas racihU li5: Union Pacific,
SiN; United States Express, d: W., st I. " =, |
sas do preferred. l5J6: WsIls.FargO Express LIS;
Western Union, IN
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limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "Hors-
lords" is on the wrapper. None genuine
without il.
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EsaaI Nntirrs.
I'm ChRncerY.

--.S,rF OF WEsT&IRGlNIA, COUN-
- .Tr,n la he Clerks Ct're q tie ClF'
y ~ ~. y g' aid county. Cctober.Rnles lSo.
'''' asos,el z. smith lin chaucery.
yr.s smlth.
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All trains daily except sunday.
PuluAns PRllce Dr1wtng Room and Sleeping
Cars through without change frOm StQubenytlIa
East to thiAdelphia and New York. wet 70 Col.
uEnbaR, Cincinnati, E0uiEyiIie, Chicago, ndianAp-
oils and 81. Louis
For through tickets. bagRApa cheeks, seepiug
car accommodations, and ANY further Information
apply TO JOHN G. TONIL.INsON, Ticket Agent at
Pan Handle Station foot OF Eleventh street. or az
City Ticket Once, under Mcclure HOuSe, wheelIug
JAMES McCREA,
Manager Columbus Ohio.
Z. A. FORD,
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.orrr. 70 FAKE DISPOSITIONS.
... mt I,5pFt OF Ohio County. West Virginia.


.,,,g.,,plt Court OF Ohio County. West VIFStnia.
- aso'est = 2. smith In ca4neer7.
gllaA 2 smith }
-...,..r,r, ,l,rt the depGslttOnS Of Rebecca R.
49, Ia BI srod, Au h CrOCkard aud oIhers
's.l, ZEN Il be Jaw office Of ". J. W cowden
~ H. ,ir5ei, IN the CITY of ~heeinR. CHA
~ 80 IN ne SUITS OF West Virginia, on the on
lH. . ~ ..F A. D. 1855. between the hours OF
if Z" - and O'Clock ? n. To be read IN
- W.. W.. a The 4DOy5 named cause on behalf OF
sN''-.a,i-fi,r tad II, IRON any cACSe the taxing
it ~ ,rp0,lt ems hail not be commented: OF
ut farir,.I .hhl not ba cnmp ieEed on mat
if ae as Of ;as tss AM, Sst s In &c c0n.
iinA ,''-' HEBEGCA SMITH, FlGnaH.
pe'r1' gv y. J. " CowDES, her Attorney.
g,.-.sy -vf-lJ Defendant nFS-rh
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Kansas city.

MOundSviIle accommodation leaves Wheeling at
Il IS A. m, and arrives At MOundEvtlla u l2:I5 p,
m. daily exceptdundBY.
Warrington accommodation at $40 Q. N.
2NuGVfia accommodation leaves wheeling
7:Sh 3 N. and $40 p. NJ. BellAirs at $40 q. nd
4:lb p. NJ, daily except Sunday.
l0:3 .. N. train through TO Cincinnati without
change, with 2. o. Sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
3, b o. sleeping CAn on al through trAifiH.
Through Coach from Wheeling e Cincinnati on
No. ?. leaving Wheeling At 9:l6 a. m, arriving It
Cincinnati at $50 . N.
Close connections are made IGT all points Sonth
aud southwest, North and Northwest making this
3 desirable rnHte for cOOniHtE and DeFs0nS moving
70 the great West and 70 WhTm particular attention
n given.
Tickets 70 all principal points On ale Ct Depot
Sleeping car accommodations can ba secured At
Depot Ticket Office.
Taos c. BURKE. Ticket Agent q. a o. Depot
JOHN 7 LANE, TrAv. Passenger Agpnt.
B. T. pEVRIEg Gene.aI ARent Wh.-i!nr
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Gosan & 90.
Common Sense
IN The KITCHEN (!

/. DR.. Mott, Of New York, fed a
number of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, sickeued, and
some died. At the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use Of alum in bread is
prohibited by law in some places,
because it has been found to iniure
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Bak-
ing Powders because they art
cheap! Is it real economy, which
to save a few pennies now, lays a
foundation for i'll health and doe
tors bills later on!
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GEre GatelLlqsnlsr.
a RoMANcE oRrnE We.

How n Live Veteran orsH Hears Himself
Mentioned "A Among this Dead.
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aorSford's Acid rhosphnts-BsWars Of
ImItationR,