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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-07-22
Plumbing, Gas and Steam
Fitting.

Mr.. J. II. Dill having bought out
the old firm of Cady 81 Bowen, will
now do business in the new store on
Chestnut street, opposite the Court
House. Mr.. Dill is first class work
man, having worked II years in the
largest cities of the U. s. and Canada.
He also carries the largest stock of
water, gas and steam goods in North
ern Ohio, outside of Cleveland. All
work done on the latest improved
plans, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Give me call and be convinced.
J. III. DILL, Ravenna.
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There is certain establishment in
this city where it is alleged that in vi
olatiou of the statute in regard to
the closing OF saloons on Sunday, this
place is open 10 all on that day and
hard cider is freely furnished to all
who desire the same and are able to
pay for it. As result, the place has
degoHerated iuio regular toper's
heaven, much 10 the annoyance of
people living in cIose proximity there
to, ;u'. also rejecting on the morals
and good oider of the town. II IS to
be hoped that the proprietor OF this
place will cease his illegal business,
before it is necessary 90 give names.
such things ought not TO be tolerated
in community enjoying the intelli-
gence and moral enlightenment of this
one, and if the sentiment of the peO.
Pile is unavailing, let the law take its
course.
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Orrin Stevens, ESD, of pawling, \ .
Y, is spending . few weeks at his old
home, in Palmyra. He made us a
brief call on Tuesday.
Our reighhors of the Republican
have moved into their new quarters
in Flaih's new building, with Mr.
Meharg's former law Office as editorial
rooms, and are most pleasantly and
conveniently located.
The Republicans of this county are
to hold their County Convention on
the .3rd of August, to choose delegates
to the Republican State Convention.
to the Circuit Court Convention and
to nominate a County ticket
George Bowers, of MogadOra, was
tried on four counts of an indictment
for selling To minors, on two of which
he was found guilty. and on two not
guilty. He plead guilty on fifth
charge.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office ut Ravenna, July Goth:
Fred Anderson, Mrs. Malisse Brad
ley, Mr.. George Filters, Mrs. Nancy
A. Glazier, 1 homas w. Golden, Mrs.
S. II. Holmes, Mr.. Enoch Ross, Miss
Eta Lilley, Mary Rice.
According to the Item, Garrettsville
has taken the lead of her neighbors in
the matter of quot pitching. She
boasts of a regular quot organization,
with leased grounds, bylaws, &c. land
will probably develop into a great
quoit center.
We are in receipt of another commu-
nication on the Band question, from
the Sec. of the Agricultural Society,
which is necessarily delayed. This
matter has degenerated into personal
controversy, and ceases to be of interest
to the general readers
The Kent Water Works don't seem
to be making very rapid progress. The
village Council, at their meeting last
week, refused to consider propositions
to extend the time for construction of
the works, and for transferring the
contract from F. NJ. Lowrie to the
Kent Water Co.
c. Elwood Nash, of Akron, and
Henry Camp, of Canton, were billed
to address the people on the subject of
Temperance, at the Court House, last
Friday night. Quite a large crowd
assembled, but the speakers failed to
put in an appearance and other speak
ers occupied the time.
Rev. G. 4. Stone starts for California
today, to be absent about four weeks,
during which time there will be no
regular services at his Church. sun
day School and prayer meetings as
usual. It is respectfully requested
that all members of the s. S. attend
and that there shall lie no falling off
in members.
An Auction Basket Social viii! be
given i'll the Town Hall, ShalersvilIe,
Saturday evening, July 3lst, for the
benefit of the Sabbath School. Each
lady is invited TO bring a basket for
two, with name enclosed. The high
est bidder will take lady and basket
Come and have plenty of fun.
While making his rounds Monday
night. policeman Lewis came upon u
couple of men who acted rather suspi.
ciously, in the vicinity of Van Meters
coal yards After chasing them over
and around some coal cars, the officer
finally fired two shots from his revolv-
er, neither of which took effect, and
the men vanish ID down the track
1t was afterward learned that two Jail
breakers, answering the description OF
these men, were wanted and that q
reward was offered for their capture.
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WHOEVER will read Henry Georges
work, Protection or Free Trade"
will cease to advocate protective tariff,
and who has not read it or will not
read it, is unfit to represent American
industry either in or out of Congress.
-[Chicago Express.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
THURSDAY, j JULE 81, 1856
MAPLE GROVE cEmETERY.

Summer Time Table, 1856.
Gates open at O'Clock A. M; close at P. N.
Bell will be rung ten minutes before closing. as
notice to carriages to leave the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open at O'Clock A. M; close at P.
PHILO l.. KING. SEXTON.
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Rnvenna Market.
New AssvertiS7 tS.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of James Forter. deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as admins. .rator. de boniS ron.
OF the estate OF James Porter, late of Eunburg,
Portage County. Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 14th day of July, A II 1896
44 J, II. DUSSEL.
Attest: &. A. REED, Probate Judge.
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SATURDAY, the 7tb daV Of AUUUSt, 18N6

between the hours of and O'Clock p N. of
said day, the following described lands and
tenempnts. TO wit, Situate in the Township of
Shalcrsville. in the County of Portage and State
of Ohio, and is bounded and describ rs fol-
lows, being part of lot No. 20: one iece on the
west side Of the road. bounded on the north by
land owned by f.. i. Babcnck. west by the lot
line south by land owned by Luman Nelson.
and east by the center of the north and SOu;h
road containing six acres and seventy light
hundredths of an acre. One piece on the east
side of tue road, beginning at the center Of the
road chains and links south of the north lire
of the lot thence east parallel with the north
line of the lot 30 chains and 20 links to the east
Ifns of the lot, thence south on the east line "A
chains and Is links to the south east corner of
the lot, thence vert on 0he south line Is chains
and 30 links to the corner OF land owned by
Luman Nelson formerly the ParShall farm,
thence north on the east line of the PaTshall
farm % chains 2s links to the nNrth-e lst corner
of the Parshall farm, thence west "a chaius and
10 linss to the center of the road, thence north
40 chains. % links to the place of beginning,
containing sixtv acres and nine hundredthS
making in both places siXty-siX acres and
eighty seven hundredths OF an acre
TERMS OF SALE Cash or one third cash, and
balance in deferred payments not exceeding
twu years. Deferred payments to bear Interest
from the day of sale.and to be secured by mort
gage on sold premiSer.
NJ III. CARTER Administrator
of the estate OF Eliza TomsHn, deceased.
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ADMINISTRATORS SiLE.

nuRSUANT to an order of sale issued from
IL the Probate Court within and for Portage
county, to me directed in the case of NJ II. Car
ter administration of the estate of Eliza Tom
son a. l.. TOmson ct al will offer for sale
at nubiic auction on the premises on
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NJ III. CARTER. Administrator
of the estate OF Eliza TomsHn, deceased.
July IA 1885, 933 4w
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THE DAILY MARKETS.


AVuoJ huEkdta
NEw York, Nov. 2O.--Money on cali,
sctive,a 5 to 20 per cent, closing at 6a7 per
cent. asked. Prime mercantile paper to s
Sterling exchange dull, but steady at 4.S03
al 81.
Government bonds dull but strong.
State bonds were quiet and firm. Stocks
showed most extraordinary activity, which
was duo entirely to tho broadening Of the
speculation. The inCreaged interest was
most noticed among the Gould stocks,
Texas Pacific and Western Union being
great favorites. Reading was the prime
iavorite however.
Goal stocks. especially Jersey Central
and LaCkawanna, were active and strong,
particularly in the early part oil the day.
Tho opening was very active, but iTregu.
lar changes from Saturday evenings final
prices, differences ranging from ] below
to 4 above.
Prices were decidedly weak in early
trading, Reading and West Point being
tho principal sufferers. Western Union
and Jersey Central however were remark.
ably strong, and the remainder Of the
market quickly recovered Its loses, many
other 6tockG later showing decided
strength, among which LsCkawsuns,
Texas Pacific, Union Pacific and Kansas
& Texas were in turn remarkable. The
upward movement gathered renewed
strength in the last hour and The market
closed very active and strong, close 10 the
best prices reached.
Almost the entire active list Is higher
tonight and tho prominent advances
comprise Texas Pacific, q, Denver and
Rio Grsnde, preferred, 81, Reading aud
Union Pacific each il; West Point and
Jersey Central each III LoulsVille and
Nashville It. Transactions 242 $40.
Railroad bonds also felt.the brcaderingin.
terest in speculation, and the sales were
Petroleum opened strong at isle; I'D.
vanCed to ISL; broke 10; rallied aud
closed strong at III.
srocK QuorATioNs-Olosed bid: 8 per
cent bonds, 1901; United States 41s, ILL;
United States new 20, 100; Pacific
o. OF 05, 1859; Adams Express
1856; Alton 4 Tore Haute, 9S;
DO preferred. So; American Express, 1O7! /;
B. 3. r. L N, 80; Canada Pacific, BOl
t fSS 4 obIo, b do .firut preferred
ioI; Do seconds, igi Chicago I Alton
l4i; do preferred, 100; o. u. d @, 1871 ;
o. 81. L. L PittBhurH, ia; do preferred,
al; q. s. & O., 45; Cleveland Col, 794;
Delaware & Hudson, 100; Del, Lack. 4
West, 1927; Dcnvsr 4 Rio Grsnde, 81 /;
Erie, 81; do preferred, 7s( East Tenn.
al; do preferred, 7Oi, Fort Wayne,
al; Harlem, 900; Houston 4 Tsxas, 80 !
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MISS nELIsLE,s DUDE.
A Yankee Adventures Tricks and SwIndIos
Young Canadian.

A Yankee Adventures Tricks and SWindlGI
Young Canadian.
BcsToN, MASS, Nov, 27,-An Ottawa
Ont, special to the Globe Gays; Early lsat
spring Miss Ella Dslisle, from Boston
came here to visit some friends, who move
in the highest social circles,
The victor was about thirty years OIL
age, handsome and brilliant tRlker
Among her admirers here Wss the son Of
a prominant politician.
After her return 10 Boston the Two cor
responded until two months ago, when
ahe revisited Ottawa. A month ago they
become engaged and Christmas WAS fixed
upon forthe wedding His Giis of dia-
monds and other iewelry aggregated ST 200
il value, and settled upon the lady 80, 0l0
each deposited in a city bank, Last week
Miss Delisle returned home 10 prepare for
her nuptiala,
Wednesday sight draft for $500 in
favor Of Miss Delisle was received from
New York, az the bank here and paid, A
letter from her by the same mail ex
plained 10 her lover that sho was in New
York with her father to buy dresses etc,
that her father was in trouble financially
that she had drawn the money for his use
and that the amount would be repaid
Wpvu they msH Ca9 HspiciOhs Of
"HRrTys" father were aroused, He telr.
Graphed to Boston for information OF MICS
Dslisle, and has ELECTED the Information
that ahe ia unknown in Boston, Save that
she has bsen married and he has been
made q dupe Of.
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Fig Iron KeIIsy In Alnbnmn.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. 27.-Hon.
William D. Kelley, of Philadelphia, WHO
Is visiting Birmingham with o party oil
Northern people, accepted an invitation
to address the people Of Birmingham at
the Opera House this afternoon Oh the
mineral resources oil the South and the
bearing thereon OF tho tariff. Touching
the wages paid common labor MIR. Kelley
said he would 20 back home and tell his
people that the negro labor Of Alabama
and Tennessee were 90 we'll paid as white
laborers In Pennsylvania.
This announcement was received with
Great applause. Mr.. Kelley'S attention
had been called 10 Mr.. B!aine's statement
that the negro cotton workers In the
South WerO paid as low assixty cents.
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gsnstss 3aIss,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of TruSs made by ], 4, Good
trustee Tor Barbara EckharlI, the ilii BaroSri
EckhAFdt and 4. Werner EckhGrdl, her hush md h
me under9igned trustee, dated June q, 1853, aud
recorded IN the ONCE Of the ClerH Of Inc County
Court 81 Ohio County, West Virginia, IN Deed II
Trust BOOK 40 ID, page 80, viii sell u public
AUCTION ~ lhe mont door Of the Court House 0i
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, q. ~, the following dc,
Selibed real estate, that Is TO say the south OnehR
q ~ number plle, isontlng on the west aide O.
MAIN Street besWeen Third and Fourth ktTeetHi
Moth Wheeling, together with the Improvements
erected theEeuni but excepting aud TeteFY.lg
!nefelFom strip Of ground tYe feet In width Cd
the western end aud The full width Of said LOT
ALSO excepting and reseFvtng strip OF ground
two lect In width of the northern side the full
depth Of Eaid lot; The Aforesaid Gtrlps Of ground
are reserved Tor the use OF the owner, or oWen Of
tad lot W private alleys, forever.
ALSO feservtng the right 70 the owner or owners
o. 4 frame building now on the north ope.hRlt OF
SAID lot ana extending over aud resting GU Two
teel OF said south one-hAlt Of loINo 90 remain
thereon until the owner or owners wish 10 erect Z
new building on the north half Of said lot No g.
The lHe " tho above property believe 70 DO
Perfect, Ply wy convey only the Title vested In
Terms Of Sale,-One third OF tho purchase ney,
aud ~ much more as the purchaset elects " pay
In Calh on the day Of sale; the balance IN two
equal lnStauMenh At one and two yeAn respective.
~ notes beading interest from the day oil Aale 10
DO given for the deferred payments, aud the build.
ing 70 be kept Insured by the purchaser Zoe tho
be retained until payment = made IN full.
J; Il. CoMDEN, Trustee,
W, II. HALLRR, AuCtioneeF, noVIl
W, y, W, COWDEN, Solicitor,
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CHIcAao, Nov. 2O.-Cattle receipts
10000 head; shipments 1900 head. Mar.
ket weak and 10Al5c lower. Shipping
steers s. 3OI5.0O; stoCkers and feeders
81 l0A3 40; cows, bulls and mixed $l.50a
800; bulk S20OA2 45; through Texas
steers s. 0Oa3 10. Hogs, receipts 10000
head Bhipments 10000 headi market
strong aud 100 higher. Rough aud mixed
S3G5l305; packing and shipping So 90
64.lO; light 50 1858 90; skips So 20A3 25.
Sheep, receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head market steady for best at
50 6Os4 90; common dull at So 90 3 90;
westetn 81 76'3 %. Lambs So 50i4 10.
EAST LiDsRTY, Pa, Nov. 2O.--Cattle re-.
CeipfB l,472 head; shipments O42 head.
Market active, l5i2Oc higher than lapt
weeks olOrlng pFlces; few heavy cattle
sold al "A 10. Hogs--reCeiptu $500 head Z;
shipments 5000 head. Market active ;
Philadelphia 81 0OA4 10; Workers s. 500
800. Shesp-recolptB 1900 head ship.
mentA 5000 head. Market brisk; prime
$3.75s4 2bi lair 10 good 50 76s3.5O; com.
mon $g,0Oa9,60. Lambs 81 $4,000.
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WHERE WILL 1T ENDi
The Fearful Oulrages Due 70
DeFanged brains and What

In looking over the columns Of recent
Daily paper, we found the accounts Of an In
sane negro who took possession Of the Smok-
ing car on one railroad train; OF rich mime
owner, also insane, who created panic in
the sleeping car Of another train, and Of a case
Of arSon Rndths terrible murder OF two unfor-
tunats women by Rn insane farmer, Allthess
incidents occurred IN the same day, and
they are occurring nearly every day, showing
the terrible increase Ut insanity all over
America, There are men aud women whom
We SEQ every day, who act peculiar, and We
frequently call them "erslksH The com.
muuity permits them to live and mtys
around among people, but there Is no kncV-
ing when some sudden frenzy may seixs
them or when they may become infamed by
liquor and do some terrible damage TO some
body, Indeed, there seems 10 be o telden.
cy on the part Of very many people 10 be-
come mRddsnedat times, The stomach gets
out OF order, the head aches, the body pains
aud the nerves becomes irritStsd, II sthen
that people are In the condition such as the
lady was when she said, ~ feel as II I
should fy,n People do wrong to permit
these feelings; they do wrong in not check
Ing them at once, for when they continue,
they lead TO nervousness, exhaustion, inSom.
pia and often insanity. The vito Of q
very prominent gentlemen residing In
Charleston, was in this deploabls condition,
which had become worse FROM the excite,
ment Of the earthquake, and her friends felt
seriously for her safety, Fortunately, she
began to use a gentle yet powerful medicine
which strengthens the nerves, enricheG the
blood and puts tho mind in o healthy coldi,
ton, and both Eho and her friends arc re-
iolcing to-day over what YollnR Cordial has
accomplished for her. BY wonderful ton.
ing process she has been made fresh aud Wig
VEons inSteaa0t exhausted; bright and cheer,
full instead OF with q clopded brain, and her
experience may DO repeated to advantage by
thousands Of others Throughout the entire
land,
Il lisa serious thing, to think how easily
Tho delicate machinery Of the mind con 10
thrown out OF order. The least irregulArty
or tendency toward these morbid feelings
should be noticed and checkeda at once. Any
man or woman can be made insane under
certain influences, but any man or woman
San place tho body and mind in healthy
and vigorous state by proper care, by tho
use OF Volina Cordial, and 1t II the part Of
wisdom TO do SO, and do so at once.
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OIL CRY, Pa, Nov. 2p.-Opened isle
highest 7S4c; lowest Tito; closed 77tc;
sales, 1,7SS,00O; Clearances, 2,6S0,00C
charters, $500; shipments, 1890.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 20-Petroleum dull
but flrm. Opened at TSIci CloGed at T7lcj
highest 7SIO; lowest 77lc.
BRADFoRD, Pa, Nov. 9g.-0pened 1891
highest 1890; lowest Tic; closed 77Sci
ClesranGes, l,3lS,000.
TlTUsvrLLE, Pa, Nov. 2O.-0pened 7Sic
highest 7S!ci lowest 77tc; closed 779c.
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A blessing to humanity ls what DR..
Bull'a Cough Syrup can well be termed,
for It has done more good already than
any other medicine. One trial will con.
vince any enc Of its efficacy Price 25
cents,
threats"
For | am armed 80 strong with remedy
That pass pain by, IS IN idle word,
SINCE The discovery OF Salvation Oil.
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Ippe-E@strsr.

Having sold nlnetcnthS Of the Writing Machines
ROl In the State we claim II clearly demonstrates
tho superiority OF our machines. Bel0w,We.glye.A
partial list Of OnElOmeM using hemi
Daily lnlolligonccr,
Daily Register
News Letter.
", p. Hubbard attorney,
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph X PAUL, attorney,
Russell 4 stiiel, attorneys.
q, G. sturgIsa attorney, MOrgant0wn.
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, PafkeSburg,s
Van Wlnke Il Amber. attorneys, Pafkenbuig,
IOoullS 4 TaVennCf, attorneys, parkCnbufH.
". II, II Flick, y. s. District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes, U 9. Commissioner.
lie. DplliCkCt, Clerk o. s. Court, ParkerburY,
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court, FalfmOnt.
o. n, Clemens, CLERK OF Court, PafkersburP,
H. q. lioge, Clerk OF Court Hinton.
H. y. Fast, Clerk Of Court MOrgAntoNn,
Manufacturer Insurance Company.
Peabody Insurance Company.
UndGtwrltCTR Insurance Company
Anderson 4 Atkinson, Insurance Agency
Glw. W DunRwAy, City Receiver.
Vance Hughes & Go.
2rnlN Bros, Brokers.
Junction ron Works,
Whitaker Iron Works,
IAuRhlin Iron Works,
BenwOOd Iron Work.,
4 J, Sweeney Il 9On.
Hobbs, Bf0ckunlcr h 70.
For full particulars In regard toltcrnI oilaaleand
EL ROSE d CO.,
Guit 81 Twelfth Street.
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Ghe GmteIIiqetrGfr
oaIesl No.. b ana vi Rour,senln etreet.
THE JILTHD LOYER's DALLADE,

on stool at q young girls feet
Enelt, holding her pRnt IN my own;
A Beethoven symphony, totI and sWeet,
Sad and S0bhlng. lent Fllh " my tOGe,
Nc were Rctlng the parts, be II known,
OF tIua lover 2Rd lalS In cast
Ia lOntGmlled = fair lace Ot stone,
10 her do II bring back the dead pRsI2
"Falr Phyllis, Que kiss | cntnHt,
TIpiOye how our young love hath grown"
"C0rydVn, 1t were lsH lpdi,Creet
To take many or let one alone"
our lips met, but stilled moan,
Tue other thought tue u the lBst
Aud yet now I've Belu OYeTthiOWu,
10 her did II bring back tue dead pastg
Who can tell by her face where no heat
OF either love or hatred Is IhOWn3
il her love but o pa SlOa ele y,
Her heart but 4 hear. carved IN htDneH
She gave Il me for awhile Us loan,
"sWett Phyllis, lhy breath painting last
is swGtte than hay newly InOWlH
To her did II bring back tue dead pastH
RSYOI.
That's her bu band she lnOl UP n greet.
Ola aud ugiy? Yls Ills iOFtuie Is vast,
Worldwide She left tbs ChtH ilr the wl,at.
To her did Il bling back III, dead pistg
CHARLES EDWIA SAUL,
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Facts Worth knowing,

III all diseases Of the nusal mucous
membrane the remedy used tnuBt DO non.
Initiating. The medical profession has
been slow 10 learn this, Nothing satls.
factory Oan be accomplished with douChes,
bnune, powders, ByflngeB, asGrlngBnts, OF
any similar application, because they are
ell Irritating, do not thoroughly reach tho
affected suriace8and should bs abandoned
As worse than failures, A multitude Of per.
sons who have for years borne oil thu
worry and pain that CalAnh can al.
iltOt, testify 10 radical and permanent
cures wrought BY Eys Cream Balm,
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educational,
III. De GHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WINNING, W. VA.

Ths thirty.ninth year Of this WelIkuoWn Acad'
sny, under the charge Of tho VilltAdon Nuns,
Oteni on the anI Monday Of September nsZt, and
bonhnues ten months,
Pup0S received ~ any uEO in the session.
Those who desire to place their dAughtsn In ap
institution EAordlug exceptional advantages In
the way Of heG!thiul and delightful location, ex.
rsllenI board thorough discipline and instruction
Al the bAnds OF lifelong teACheEu in every depart
meat OF l5IaAle education, including the modsEu
language aud music, should send Tor catalogue
d this school, Address,
DlrsCEess Of the Academy OF the Visitation,
MT, De CHANTAL,
ln2tDM Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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ALILLLN

OF the good things Of this lie are sor-
rowfully let alone on account OF Dyspep.
sia. ACker'a Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation
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cents, by Logan q o.. and y, Msnke.
mailer
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K. MoKEE,s
Or. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

Will euro DisOasCa Of the kidneys, Gravel, elect
Btilolurs and all Urinary and Ufelhtel Diecaseei
NCivcuh and PhysloAl Debll ltyi Seminal Neatnen
los Of VlgoT, Premature Decline IN Nan, MtIN
bcsy mpo!epSI ransc1 p I,! 81 ySS'p ~. e
and nOsc, ul6tfs, BtiiplQnn sctolnlA, letter, lat
Iheum, aud oil blood and. lkin diseases, Female
WAtness speedily cured. qo12tthSA euLed IN
iyE, ], SoUitlNHi Druggist eant b. man sealed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-30

NEw YoRK, Nov, 2O-There was more
Inquiry In an irregular way, and come new
business added very respectable quota
to that reached through deliveries on old
engagements, which continue very free,