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HOW | SUFFERED

seventeen years from q skin Disease.
COuId moi walk or dress myself. n
mass of disease from head To loOt-
Cured In eight weeks by the Cuti'
cura Remedies.
At the sge of three months 6 rash (Which ar er-
Uar,ls moved to be eczema or salt rheum) MADE
lis appearance on my face. A physician wa
called. He said teething was the cause; ne pre-
sCribed some cooling medicine, but the sores
spread 10 my cars ana head. Another N; u. WsS
called. He profeSsed to know all about the Gaze,
called 1t Kings Evil, and prescribed gunp9w.
der, birthstone, and lard mixed into a'alve; DuI
the disease continued. They could not DO any
thing with 1t. Another prescribed oOrax, water
and -four; another. linseed pOultices. None Of
them did me any ge2d at AL, but made me worse.
The disease continued undated; 1t spr' al 10 my
arms and leg, till l was laid up entirely, ana
from continually sittipg on the hnor on a pillow
nv limbs contracted 20 that | lost all control oil
Them, and was utterly helpless. Ny mother
wouli have to lift me out and into bed. Icoulu
get around the house on my hands ana ieel,
but l could not get my clothes on az all ana mao
10 wear a sort Of dressing gown. Ny. mar hau
All matted down or fallen OF. and my head, race,
and cars were che scab, and / had 10 nave n
LtOwel on nv head all the time in thu summer W
| keep the flies cf My parentsconkultens Pfom-
incnt oh, stefan and surgeon mere IN O~hlCaSokIu
other physicinns before men Toned were oil Dun,
das and Hamilton, CauRds). lie said he could
do nothing for me. He wanted 10 cur tne siIs w,
of my legs SO that l could walk; but would MOI
let him, for il | did get Dettsr "ouIu hA'e n0
control Of them. .z.u ,
The disease continued in this manner until
was seventeen years old, and one day In Jailu.
ary, 1879, l read an account iuthe Tribune OF your
CutiCura Remedies. 1t described my csse 20 eA.
actIy that I thought, as q last resort, TO give them
a trial.
When l first applied them l was al raw anc
bleeding, from scratching myself, but wen,
asleep almost Immediately, something hsd ho'
done for years, the effect was 80 soothing.
In about two weeks ( could standstraight bu'
not walk, l was week, bat my sores were nearl!
we'll. AS near as can judge the Cuiicurs Reme
| dies cured me in shout six 10 eight weeks; ano
mn 10 this date q. {. from January, 1879, TO Janu
Sry. lSS7) I have not been sex in any wsyr OF
have mad the leSSt signs Of the disease resPpesr
ing on me. " ); 20
sold rice, CUTICuRA, Soc; soar
| &c: REsoLyEST, 81. Prepared by the PoTTEI
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, BoSToE, Mass.
6S-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases
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PhIladelphis.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, December 90
FIour-Steady. wheat-Weak and lower;
uugrad,d 81 Ga; No. . red December
81 cot; January 81 ON3s1 Of; February
81 O2ia1 O33; March 81 O3is1 o.; May
81 O7s1 O8. Corn-S S ot snd futures firm;
No. 4 mixed 33ic; No. 3 mixed 35c;
steamer No. , yellow lie; No. 2 mixed
December 43ic; January 42}l4Sc; Febru.
ary aud Mach 43ts43Ac. Provisions
Steady but quiet
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4aiIre1ds.
DAIrrxoRE AND ONO R r

DAII1AO03 AAD
ID
Departure g Tr.ins nHM 49,. ~ Isl. isst
~ scaeeuf ma ~ "a ths Ncrthwsa loaS
. tsoR Y. nd s;ssp -oA
N; da,ly e1csPs@ nc4nr.,Y and r. Lnuia lo.M q.
ssp,e.Dt Si.,s = NJ daJly exccp. Saturday.
n. da'ty, nc led a. .tacn s4S \ e. daily.
SouMpUs ~ - dai,y. 90 HIS p
For CoaumouA lu.DS I'm n dailyex.
m daily excsps ossu
cent Sunday. zu,.,,o HIS n. m. Saturday
KIprea. ir w..nington. Y: nsn' AS 4
PhilAdelphie ana ngM
N. and S:l0 p ~ iE{..s,rssod Pa. 500 m.
daily; Expcea1 80 .. Inny, ,,s5n h, var.
except SUNDAY. AouSnn ascSns sunday.
ington. Pa, SsD q. aaaI psusSeinhis 6so u
m, daily. ,snc nan
FOR Noundrvile z n, silva M LAW '
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ToLxpo, December 20 -Wheas-Dul
asd lower; cssh 81 %; May 81 C6s Corn
Active and STEADY; cash &c.; May 373c.
Osts- Dali; cash 263 Glover Seed-High'
err; cash and December S. 81; February
SIS 81; March S. As.
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They All Sell It.
Chicago Tribune.

Clothing store clerk TO customer with
srall hoY)-This overcoat will he Just the
thing for him. II is q Little loose now,
but it will be- sll right for Dext winter and
rave yoa buying another. Bless you, l
know how these bows grow.
Cau'omer-But this boy hasn't grown
any for five years. He is q freak in q
muGeurn.
Clerk (takiDg customer ssids)-My
friend, Tn tell you the truth shout those
goods. The stuff il called "sccomnods-
tion cashmere" and shrinLs like q 1iUid
girl. That coat will fit him in two weeks
like the polish on q billiard bail.
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Old Time Scotch Horrors.
Pal Nal GG=.'!e.

80 O. tAHff NN-rFN'
In tbs reign of Janice !. Of Scotland
there was born ia East Lathia, q village a
few miles from Edinburgh Sawney Bare,
the SOD OF poor bat haTd working people.
E.iuciEg f.om bOyhOod 3 hatred Of all
labor, and displaying every kind Of vicious
quality, he at al early age abandoned his
hons and fed to G. lloway. lie was &C
comraUied by 8 fl companion for his
crimes in the re-sou Of q young Tonao, 8
native oCtie same vi l,ge. The home Of
this pair was in a rave OF about q mile IN
leogth and Of considerable breadth,
the mouth Of which WIS washed
by the ses, the tide sometimes p!ns-
trstug the CLye a distance CT 900 yaIds.
The vistims were wsylsid under cover of
nivht On thtic way from country fairs, or,
in the cxe Ct isolated travellers across the
country, were openly attscSed in day
lipbt. The same iOui slckeDipg muti!Gtlon
was inflicted in each Csss; the sbiCmen
was cut open ADD the eutIail1 dragged cut
and toe body carried 20 the cave. To pre-
vent detection they murdered every traV-
e'er they robbed, aud for wears they con-
LlOHCu lnelE GplIlUlC NhllAS AZ GhAo
manuer, the chrOniCler tells IN, they
lived until they had eight sonH aud Elk
daugh.e,s, eighteen ~grandsous and four
ten g;anidaugbtera-sll the cff'priug OF
inceat. After n loTg career 0f murder the
garg were captured by King Jamts, who.
reused to sCtitn by the long immunity of
the criminals from detection, beaded a
toiy Of troops aud succeeded with blood
bounds in unea!thipg from the cave the
whole vile tribe, t, whom wss me.ed out a
death agreeable with the life they had led.
The men. ssys the historian, had tb;ir en-
trails thrown into the fire, thsir bands and
legs were severed from their bodies, and
they were permitted to bleed to death.
TIE mother Of the whole crew, tho daugh.
ttrs and grardchildEep, after being spects-
tors ofthe death Of the peD, were cast into
three separate fires and consumed to
asbss.
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Young sloe's Fall from Grace.

PARKEESBURG. W. VA, December 49,
A warrant has been Issued for young
George Size, a men be, of one Of the best
and most substantial families in Wood
cou0ty, chayEsd With stesliug 3 horse in
Winchester, Va, where be was visiting.
he is said to have traded or sold the aoi-
NAL. Slos's father paid Chief Of Police
Mehel $l25 TO be sent TO the owner of the
horse. The young man has hitherto
borne 8 goDd reputation.
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SKINS.
wheeling.
TUESDAY. De

TUESDAY, December 10.
The eeason for skins has not yet opened,
and the market will remain dull until W.
have o good srow. Horkheimer Bros, Noe
l4l7 and 1419 Main s~treet, quote the
following prices for No. l skins:
Black skunk 9Oca$1 10; half stripe dc
60a65c; full stripe do 25a35c; white do 15'
2Oc; No. l Raccoon 75aSOc; muskrat
winter, 15a16c; do fall 10s12c; oppossun
2OA3O; cased; No. l mink, 4Os5Oc; red fox
81 GOAL 25; gray fox, 75a9Oc; wildcat
3Oa4Oc; black bear, $40 OOa15 90.
Sheep Pelts-At 25caSlOO esch.
Beef Hides-Country butcher 4a6c pei
pound.
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CurtaIIing the News.
ErAGUM,

81 seer remarked the Judge, that I'M
der the new law in New York, wbenelec-
trc.ty diFplaces the ropr, the papers will
not be allowed to describe the executions
in sensational style-n
That all right" replied the MOTOR;
there will he no Moose 10 report, you
know
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TESTIMONIALS.

rr--.- n. Sy-a.uSp "a former resi-
\ '..'. .N"',, s,.CII J~,rt ,yho.a
..-' J. III, Ir9r-eft. was
.- W,rL-,- T,.,ie rScm ms.
80, SIMON rsin
: 49, \ y wns Hind
wv. I'D" .. o.. ,r many eminent ocru.
- TniIsrS wirhont 70
r- W;lEI- tr.stcd him.
..' ,..rr sy wner 8 Inv
~ ". .r.-r ,rrrrimseuIent Of the card.
-. -rsrrr-t Yarn Mills gSyrgO.
a.. ,.-~rvlrl in borh limbs.
- - s4va Ier life Or
.. ~. :, n.m 81 a. we'll as
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Its Origin.
Efchdnge.

"Did 1 ever tell you the origin Of the ex-
PRESTON Hail Columbia?'" asked the
Snake Editor.
"Nc," replied tie HOrse Editor, Wesri-
ly; but / suppose rll have to hear it
now"
"You encourage me 10 proceed. In the
early days Of this couOtry, an EugIshman,
named Cslium got a permit from the Puri-
tsns TO make beer, and when the people
heard of it they were so glad they yelled,
Hail, Callum BEER The expression has
bscome corrupted in the course Of time"
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TRUSTEES SALE
Point Property.

TOY r OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID TO me as trustee, by August Heimberger,
trustee, and Catherine heimberger, bearing date
on the 18th day Of November. A. d.. 1874, ana re
corded In the Office Of the Clerk Of Tic County
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd OF
trust Book No. q, pages 523 and 52i, j will pro
ceeo 10 sell at public sale, at the front door oithe
Court House, for said Ohio county, In the city
OF Wheeling, on
"Wednesday, January IT, 1889,
commencing at ten O'Clock a. M the fol owing
described property. that Is N say; Two certain
tractS or parcels OF land lying and being In TIL.
sdelphia District, Ohio county, West Virginia,
bounded and described a. follows, 10 VII: Inc
iirst lot IN ginning AT a stalk on the SIDE of inc
National road, corner VIM. A. Garrison; thence
down the tide Of the National road south lG'
w,sL SO poles, crossing creek 10 stake; thence
sonth So east 80 poles 10 stake; thence leaving
the National road north 40 west 1873 poles 70
red oak; thence north sou" west b poles 70 apple
tree; thence north l"l4o west 80 poles 10 stake;
thence nCrth 20 cast 81 poles 70 sugar tree, thence
north il7.o east 1890 poles, crossing creek 10
stone corner 10 w. A. Garrison; thence win hlS
liue south TO east 1925 p0'es 10 the place al De-
ginning, containing ten so acres, more or less.
The second lot %beginning At the south riet %
the railroad bridge, cToSs'ng Little "heelng
creek; thence down the side OF the rallioah
south 10 east 60 poles Vi stake; thence leaving
railroad south 400 east 3 poles tn stake; thence
north 10 west II poles 10 stake IN bed OF creek;
thence up the creek north 10 cart 2lD poles 10
stake; thence north 80 west - POLES to stake:
thence north 40 west ll.S6 poles 70 the place OF
beginning, containing Two C2D acres, more or less,
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon and the appu,tenanceS ihereunfo be
longing, being the tame properly conveyed 70
raid August Hcimhcrger rs trustee Tor fatd cath.
erina He imbeIgrr, by Valentine Heimherger and
wife by deed dated February 9th, 1873. -nd re,
corded in Deed Book No. GO, psge 5G OF the land
records of said Ohio county.
TRIMS OF sALE-One:hslf or as much more
as the purchaser may eject TO pay, c~h In hand
on da, of sale, the balance, " any, in i've equal
in>tslmenp, payable in one and two years re
speCiyely from the day Of sale, the purchaser tt
give his notes, bearing interest from the day o'
sale, payable annually for the said de'crred instal
mems, and TO give a deed Of trust, duly &C
knO~ledgcd and recorded, on said property u
secure the paymCnl OF the aid notes aud, Also,
TO insure the dwelIirg on said property fJr the
term OF 10. less than two years m n sum OF moi
less then $500, in some good and reliable insur
nnrc company, Ia be rovCd by said trrstee
the poHcy or policies o. Insurance TO b" trans
rerrei TO the trustee for the benefit OF the trust.
HEERI N RU SSELL, Trustee.
W. ". HATLER AuctiOn'er. deI5
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SrATEs-Duu aud steady.


SrATEs-Dull aud steady.
RAt1RoADs-Dull; sales 81, 372. 600.
SToCKs-The stock market, outside Of
the coalers and grsnsers, was very dull
10 day, but the total sales Of shares was
something over these of yesterday. The
opening was made at advances which ex-
tended to / per cent, but the animation
shown was entirely confined to a few
leading shares. The pressure on
Rock Island caused o reaction 10
tbs whole liSt, but the strerg!h
of the cOalers soon rallied the market, and
brought prices in most cssts above those
of last evening. The strong tone contin-
ued throughout the forenoon, when, out
side Of the Graugars, the only weak point
was the Chicago Gas Trust, which broke =
Der cent. After that time there was q
more pronounced advance in the coolers,
but the general list felt the effects Of the
reduction of the dividend on Rock Island,
and sagged fr~actiOraIly. Ddllness became
the ruling feature, however, and no
movement Cf imrortapc c. was made dullng
the rest of the day and the market closed
dull, at insignificant changes from last
nights figures. Tne final cnaDg:s ara
very irregular and generally for email frac-
tions only, but Delaware AID Hudson rose
q and Lqckawanna l per ceot., while
Omaha lest 2 per cent, and Richmond
and West Point II. Sales $50, ITO shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, 142; American Express,
10; Canada Pacific, 513; Central Pacific,
"a; Chesapeake and Ohio II; preferred do
6rsts, 14.; do seconds, 143; Chicago and
Alton, 1881; Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cy, lott; Delaware and Hudson, 1921;
Delsware, Lackawanna and Western 14O3 ;
Denver and Rio Grande, 1911 Erie, 265;
do preferred, SO; Fl. Wayne, $50; ILL
nois Central, 1133: Lake Shore, 1909; Mich
igau Central, s5s; Minneapolis and st
Louie, s; do preferred, IA; Missouri Pacific,
100; Northern Pacific, 24S; do preferred,
SGT; Chicago and Northwestern 105i; do
preferred, .14O; New York Central, 107B;
Oregon Trsnscontinental. 29S; Pacific Mail,
$50; Peoria, D. Il E, 23}; Pittsburg, 1855;
Pullman Palace Osr, iii; Reading, 494
Eock Islsnd. 96; ST. Louis and Sen
Francisco, 25; do preferred, GAG; first
preferred, 11O3; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
aanitoba, 90; at. Paul and Omaha, 323;
do preferred, 974; Texas Pacific, 2lB;
Union PGci6c, 62B; United States Er-
prers, 70; Wsstarn Union, S2S
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rl.oUH, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling

Wheeling,
TUESDAY, December 1s.
The market is dull, hut prices are firm.
The price of choice No. l wheat remains
81 O5 per busheI. The following quota
tons are wholesale prices:
FLOUR AND GRAIE-Choice family hour
in barrels S. 50; in sacks IS IS; middlings
per ton $50 90; bran per ton $50 %;
per 100 pounds, 81. Rye brings Csc per
bushel.
FgEp-Corn per bushel, old Coo; rev
35l4Oc; oats 3Os35c; bsled hay per ton
SIG GOALS 90. Loose hay is bringing $1,000
per ton.
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LIVE STOCK.
UlhnARO.

CHI AGO. December 20. -Csias-Re-
ce;Sts 1900 hesd; shipments 3 0O head;
market dull end lover; beeyes 81 75s5 10;
steers 81 90s4 40; stockers and fesders
So 25a3 80; co VS., bulls aod mixed 81 40
az 10; Texas cattle 81 1898 90.
Hogs-Receipts IS, 200 hssd: shipments
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Philadelphia.
PSTHuLSUS.
New York.

NO"
NEW YORK, December 90. -Petroleum-
Opened strong at 03Bc, but after the first
sales the market became heavy and ssgged
off to 92lc. A steady recovery then set
in and the market Closed at 93c. Total
sales, LAOS, 900 barrels.
OH City.
Oil CITY, PA, December 20.-Pstro-
leum-Opened at 93G; highest 93sc; low
est 92fc; closed at 92Bc; sales, 1,116,0OO
barrels; ~clearances, 2,756, 900 barrels; char
ters, %, 500 barrels; shipments, 74,44O bar.
rels; runs, so, go barrels.
Pittsburk.
PTrrsBURa, PA, December 20.-Petrc-
leum-Dull but firm; opened at 92sc;
closed at 92Jc; highest 935c; lowest 92ic.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, December 20. -Petro-
leum-Oteued at 92Sc; highest 93b; lowest
02ic; closed at 93c; ~clearances l,5l4, OOs
barrels.
Titusville.
TTTUsvILLK, December 20.-Petroleum
Opened at 92bc; highest 93tc; lowest
92sc; closed at 92Bc.
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.beelia9 Resistes
Grxrders' Guide

a sRryALA AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
n ETPLyNETToN oPREFzazsCSMARKa: sDaily,
SS,.5dsv exceuted, monday excsptsd sun
Say Only. Jsatarisy excepted, saturday only.
TIM. Thios Sc i'm ore hour earlier than Central
Tine:
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OtnoInn
WOOL
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, !

TUESDAY, December Is,
The London sales have closed and the
market is very strong, with indications
pointing to higher prices. There is moth
ing doing in the local market.
Prices remain as follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 30s33c; unvasbed, one-third off;
medium washed 30a33c; unwsshed 23s24c:
tab washed 32a35c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 14-Wool
Quiet, prices firm and unchanged;
OHIO, Pennsylvania and West Wiz
ginia XIX and above 34a35c; y 32n
34c; medium 38a4Oc; coarse 38s39c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine or Y and Xxx 3laS3c; medium 37s
soc; coarse 37s3Sc; fine washed delsine X
and Xxx 36a3Sc; medium washed combiDg
and delaine 41a424c; coarse do 39a4Oc;
Canada washed combing 34a35c; medium
unwashed combing and delaine 3Oa32c;
do 30a31c.
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DIZZY GOODS.
Eau Work,

New YORK, December 30 Dry Goods
There was a better movement. The IN
quiry for cotton goods was steady and the
tone we'll maintained.
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for Bent

I,OR.RENT-THE DESIRABLE STORE Room,
u No. 1857 Market street, At present occupied
nv / T Rusby rs a Hardware Store. Possession
given April /, 1852. Apply to JACOB BAiHA.
dp20h
TOR RE ST-TBE RESIDENCE No. g25 MAIN
y street, now occupied by D.. G. List, Jr Pos
session given April LIT, 1889. Apply 10 4 T.
LIST. delgh
TOR RENT-TCO STORY BRt X HOUSE,
II 30. IlI7 Market street, wheeling, W. Va
Possession given April !, 1859. For tel ms apply
at the Office OF the Fire and Marine Insurance
|Tompauy e Il. COLLIFR, Trustee. dcfsa
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49,
<n~T
Commissioner

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers VIII
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
teries which may be presented at our counters.
g. N. WALMSLEY, Prest lOuiEiana Nat Bs
PIERRE LSNAUN Prest state NAti TX
A. BALDwIS, Pres't NV Orleans NAIL Blk
CARL KOHN, Pres't Union National Bank.
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R,zAOR RAILROAD

BsIIAIrs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES train
leaves BallGiCs a. 800 a m, Arrives 81 Bsllairs
$40 p. N.
Wootsneld passenger train leaves BslGlrs
500 D. m, arrives At Bellatre ~ 500 %.
Suumerneld Accommodation leaves BellAir Q
200 M. arrives AZ Bellsirs ct n:o6 q. m
All trains daily e1~ceptSdndsy. CsnHNStARd
ard Time froa BellslrS.
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SUNDAYS:

leave the City at S:e'a N. and run every hour
until 0l5 u m. Leave WheeliCK PARK at 300 q
m. and run every hour u lil 1000 p, 10. Except
Church Tram will leav Park at 945 q M: and
civ Al 12ls n. IN. G. HIRrCH,
superintendent
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money n. 5 I.sa4 Per Cent.-Governmsnts
Duh and Steady - Stocks Dull Flour
Firm aud Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
NEW YORK, December 20.-Money on
call easy at 3ks4 per cent. last loan ut
per csnt (; closed st 3la4 per cent; prime
mercantile paper 5a6i pr cent; Sterl'
ing exchange dull bat steady at 4843a
1881.
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2Iat PRICE Amounting o..-....-sI,05f,S0O
NorK-Ticke's drawing Capital Prizes arc no.
entitled TO terminal Prizes.
RS-For Cub Rates, OF any further information
desired, write legibly 10 the undersigned, clearly
statIpr your residence, with State, County, Stree
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
viii be assured by your enclosing an Envelope
hearing your full address.
send POSTAL MOTIFS, EXpre9 Money
Orders or New York Exchange In ordinary 10.
ter. Currency By Express lat our eIpeusel 81
srrssei M. A. DAUPHEN,
New Orleans. La,
Or u. A. DAUPHIs,
washtnEtoR, ID. q.
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GINSENG.
XheaMnR.

Hn6bhuE.
TUESDAY, December is.
The ginssng market il strong and prices
quoted are 81 80 to 81 40 per pound.
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n-HEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w ON and ster Saturday, october IS, 1855,
trains ON the wheeling s1d Elm Grove Railroad
IN min aa fn1lOUg.
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THE only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgsrity, without
injury to the user, AL without doubt q
beautifsr ia Pozzoni's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-21

CINCINNATI, o., December 90 Cotton
Steady. Flour--Dul. Whest-Dull;
No. 2 red 81 OIL CoTn-Qliet; No. 2
mixed 3in35a. Osts-Steady; No. 2
mixed 27tc. Rye-Firm; No 3, SIC. Pro
visions-Steady snd unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at 81 IA Butter, Sugar and Cheese
Firm. Eggs-Quiet ct 1s3a19c.
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500 head; market strong; mixed S. 00a
5 20; heavy S. O5s5 25; light "a s5s5 90;
skips s. 5Oa5 10.
sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
!, 500 head market strong; natives So 75a
4 IS; western So 50a4 go; Texans 81 30a
8 Is; lambs 81 0Os6 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December 20.-Cattle-
Receipts 1,1O2 head shipments 1,064 head
nothing doing; all through co5sigaments,
Hog-Rscapts 1900 head; shipments
1.6OO head; market firm; Philadelphias
SIS 2Os5 25; mixed S. 15s5 90; Workers
SIS 1876 %; common to fair S. 10a5 Is;
pigs S. OOa5 Is.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
2, 400 head; market firm at yesterdays
prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., December 20 -Hog-
Steady; common and light 81 50a5 10;
hacking and butchers S. 00a5 Is; receipts
4, 100 head; shipments 74O head.
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RIVER RAILROAD

Time Tsble tshtnR eecct May 27th. 1855 fss.
senoer trains viii run "a followsIsn1Hi LlnS
AN trains daily except those mGkeo ne'f
which do not run on Sunday:
soUrH poUsn mo T. NO 6.lNostSo.i J
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uPENENBER. that the payment o.
Prizes is GUARANTEED 81 fOUR -
TIOSAL BANKS OF New OfIeaIs, ana w
Ticketg are signed by the President OF an lnsti
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized u
the highest Courts; therefore, beware Of all inl
taiioSS or ANONYMOUS schemes"
ONE DOLLAR Is g. price OF the Ainailes'
mari or traction. Of a ticket Anything N Gu
name offered for less thar a Dollar Is q sxinole
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for Sale.
A ssIGNEE's SALE
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

One Of the finest residences on Chapline itreet,
in same square rs the Flint Presbyterian Church.
This Is 8 very desirable home.
No 9ll4 Eoff street. GOOD location and reas'
enable in price.
No. "A Thirteenth street.
Houss and vacant lot on TWelth street; HOO.
No. 27 Chapline street, cheap.
Several hOussi in North wheeling.
Houses and lots on the Island.
Ne have property Of all kinds Call and see US.
CARVER BROS,
bei= 1915 MARKET 81. Wheeling. W. Va
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Through TicEe.s and baggage Cbocscd IN ab
w. J. ROBINSON. Gon'l PEAA Agent
ParkcrburS, Wv
FRKD HusKMSN. Tray. pas. Ayr,
WhpeliuF W, Va.
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LINlMENT

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