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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19
A YoutI, VINO WIN Rise.

chicago Journal,
The famous pork packer, Phil Armour,
who departed some days ago on u
European trip, ia conspicuous among
aims giYers for his acts OF generosity,
and doubtless performs many such acts
that the outside world never hears OF,
Here Is a story heard related Of him
the other day; Not long ago q young
man called upon Mr.. Armour at his
Office and asked for position, The
great merchant was in a more than
usually amiable frame OF mind, and alter
brief questioning decided that the APP
plicant was not without his merits and
instructed the head man OF one OF the
departments TO set him to work, The
youth performed his duties ably and
consClentiously, and his superiors spoke
well OF him when his employer
inquired as to his doings. The new clerk
had been there about a week when Mr.,
Armour noticed that his clothes were
aWfully shabby, and in his grutf and
hearty way he called the young man to
him and babe him order himself suit
OF clothes at the tailor's and have 1t
charged to him, The youth did as he
was hidden, and, so the story goes, ap-
peared at the office about week after.
ward in a complete outfit Of the most
expensive clothes on the market. Every
SHE'D he wore was new, down to his
shirt and shoes, and the bill fell just
short Of $500. Mr.. Armour Is said to
have glanced at his resplendent clerk,
then at the bill and then muttered,
great jewhillikens," or something like
It, But he paid the bill, Just the same,
and for aught know the young man is
still at his desk in those handsome offices
over on La Sale street, A youth with
that amount OF cheek is bound to get
along in this world, methinks,
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ChiedOp Herald,
Uncle Sam has millions Of acres Of just
as good land as tho best in Oklahoma,
which is open not only to homestead
but also TO presumption. Yet people
will not look at 1t simply because Of this
Oklahoma boom. All eyes are turned
to the Indian Territory, and until that
craze is abated there Is little use In try.
ing to stem the torrent. Nevertheless,
the Herald declares to Its patrons that in
all probability they will be able to dc
better in Oklahoma year hence than
they can now. Unless they are young
unmarried and In perfect health they
had better stay where they are, except ai
they may wish to take the most desper
ate chances and risk all they have fol
uncertain prospects.
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TUE GRAIN OP SALT.


A lady finding q beggar,boy at her door
gave him a meal Of coffee, meat, and
bread and butter, which he sat down in
the area 10 eat, A moment aiterward,
however, he raped beseechingly at the
door again, and on It's being opened re-
marked with his hand upon his heart,
III | had but little salt l should be per-
iectly happy"
0fcoufse he got the salt.
Human nature Is always lacking some
thing 0ltentimes II were better off
without its wishes, yet It Is universally
conceded that no permanent enjoyment
can be had without the SAVIOR oil health,
which keeps good cheer fresh and pre-
serves and sweetens life Tor the future,
The great, ruddy farmer pines because
he has not won fame or position, The
famous man longs for the lusty health Of
the sturdy farmer,
The grain OF salt Is wanting,
How to secure and retain the SAVIOR OF
health III the midst Of this rushing, ner-
vous, oYer-worked generation is prob,
lem worthy OF our closest attention. II
cannot be done with stimulants, which
but spur on the oyer-worked nerves to
fresh efforts, only 10 leave them more
iaded and shattered, Not with narcot-
les, which temporarily soothe, but to
create an unnatural appetite, the terrors
OF which De Quincy has so graphically
portrayed.
1t may be asked, what Is the cause OF
this extreme nervousness, lack OF appe-
tite, lung trouble, deficient heart action,
failing oversight, apopleGtical tendency,
etc, We reply, poisoned blood, caused
by diseased kidneys, and the troubles in
dictated are after all, but symptoms Of
advanced Kidney Disease, which Is but
another name for Bright's Disease, I'm.
less remedied there will DO a complete |
breaking down Of the great blood,puriiy.
ing organs, the kidneys, and they will |
be exCreted, pieCe'meal, through the
urine.
Now, in the spring Of the year, owing
to the extra work which has been put |
upon the Kidneys and Liver, through a
meat diet during the winter months,
these symptoms are more pronounced,
and the danger to the patient CORES.
pondingly increased, II Is therefore
imperative that the poisoned blood be
eradicated, and that the Kidneys DO put
In complete health, which can be speed
lily and eheCtually accomplished by the
use Of Warmers Safe Cure, a tried and
proved specific in hundreds Of thou.
sands Of cases,
Pursuing the path We have marked
out you will possess the salt OF content,
without which LIES banquet is "ilat,
stale aud Improbable"
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that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
coyery optsells all other blood and liver
medicines, SINCE II possesses such supe,
rior curative properties aS to warrant It's
manufacturers insupplying 1t to the PEG.
pie las they are doing, through druggistsl
under conditions such as no other medi,
cine Is sold under, viz; that 1t must
either benefit or cure the patient, or the
money paid for II will be promptly re.
funded II cpresall diseased arising IRON
deranged liver, or from impure blood, ai
billousness, oliver complaint" oil skin
and scalp diseases, saltrheum, letter
scroiulous sores aud swellings, fever
sores, hip.iOint disease aud kindred all
mentg.
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TOLEDO, O., April ls.-wheat dull aud easy;
cash SsISa9l 10; May and June SIC; July aud All.
gust size Corn steady cash 86c; May $3.50.
Oats quiet; cash 9oISci May &c. Cloyenecd dull
cash April 81 65.
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u O. CurpeAteT In NeV York World
The last king had wives from China
and India, and he was anxious to add q
wellbred English girl to his gallery OF
beauties. He had, it is said, chances to
secure one or two French maidens, but
he had had so much trouble with the
French that he declined to receive them.
Once in the harem, it Is impossible for a
woman to get out, and in case Of fllrta.
tons the offending woman is in
danger Of being put to death, Many
OF the girls gamble, and some OF them
do fine embroidery and fancy work.
Some become jewellers and others make
articles aud sneak them out OF the
palace to be sold. The women are not
kept in separate places and each does not
have an establishment OF her own, as In
Japan. After the age OF %, II they have
no children, the older women become
the waiting maids OF the younger, and
this stock is reElenished continually,
The present king shows no inclination
to come down to the American one-wiie
principle, aud during his present visitto
the interior he has taken a couple Of
score Of his iayorite women along with
him,
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qbe SntelliQenter,
IN THE OH REGIONS

Washington, Pa, Journal
III you're short to-day on items" GAll the man
whose well was dry,
Just give that gent on the corner there 4 little
one on the Wy,
kinda looks Ike tramp, now don't heI-Rs
II he didn't know bRnG--
Didn't know enough 10 come In when II rAlned3
but he Amt that klnd Of u man.
"WhIe the rest Of US sklrmish for leases, getting
nothing, or something small,
He Sails right in on the ones that pay without
any trouble Atall.
"And while we develop the busters, aud have
that kind Of bills To pay,
seems 10 be built that way,
80 you might Just say In the paper-but |
wouldn't mention his name
That he wears fried eggs In his Whiaken some,
but he gets there lust the same"
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CHICAGO, April is.-Cattle Receipts 1850
head; shipments 1900 head; market slow;
choice TO extra beeves 81 ai 80; EtecrB s. Si 20;
Htockers and feeders g G0AS GO; cows, bulls aud
mixed 81 7hl3 IS; Texas 81 3ja3 IS. Hogs-Re.
celptS ID, 800 head; shipments 5000 head; mAfke.
about steady; mixed and heavy 81 7Oai Bii light
q 7ba6 OQi skips 81 0OA4 CO. Sheep CcClpi ZOO
headi shipments 1900 head; market steady;
natives 81 QOa5 h0i western corn fed 81 OOA5 %;
Texans 81 9Oai 7Qi lambs 81 76a6 20.
New YoRK, April ls.-Beoyes-Rec q
cars; no. Trading 10 beeyes; market slow for
dressed beef at 6Aa7c ShCep-RecOIpts 5000
head; market steady for sheep and spring lambs;
dull and lower for yeatllng lumbs; unEhOrti
sheep s. GQa5 IS per 100 lbs clipped do 81 76a
OK; unshorn yearllngS s. Gao 10; spring lambs
81 Hll5 80 per head. Hogs Receipts 1860 head
market n0mlnally steady al s. 1ii5 Is,
EAST Liberty, Pa, April Ia Catlle-ReceIpll
90 hpad; shipments lG0 head market steady and
unchanged. HogS-RecOlptS 100 head; ship,
ment 100 headi market tlrmi Philadelphia
8 l6g5 %; pigs and YOrken s. 0Oa5 10. Sheep
Receipts Loo head shipments 1000 head; mar.
ket slow at yesterdays quotations.
CINCINNATI, o., April ls.-HogS firm; common
and light 81 OOa4 SOL packing and butchers 81 fOI
4 O0i receipts 9Os head shipments l,la5 head.
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Dir. Daua GU Gum Chewing.

Ntp iOrkSun.
1t seems to afford complete satisfaction
in itself, as the chewing Of the Cud does
TO tho COW. Probably the aromatic taste
OF the gum contributes TO this serene
pleasure, but the mere working Of the
jaws, apparently, Is the main factor in
producing the happy result, II seems
to have a soothing effect, for we observe
that the gum Chewers wear generally a
placid expression, which shows that the
occupation makes them unconscious OF
tho unseemly appearance they present.
But nobody OF taste, and especially no
girl, will ever chew gum In public. 1t Is
an amusement which should be reserved
for moments OF solitude, lift is INDUCED
in ut all; and We are told that even par.
ties for gum chewing are now assembled,
Lovers present gayly ornamented boxes
OF gum to their sweetheatts, and then
proceed to prove the depth and sincerity
Of their affection by watching them with.
out criticism as they chew the article
in the intervals Of the tender CONVEX
RatiOn.
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$500 Reward for an incurable case Of
chronic Nasal Catarrh offered by the
manufacturers Of DR.. Sago'B Catarrh
Remedy. 30 cents, by druggists.
Centennial wA,i,lnEtOn's Inauguration at
New York,

New York Is all In a hustle with the
preparations for tho coming celebration
Of tho Centennial OF Washington's In.
auguration, April 20, 80 and May /, and
a big time Is promised all who attend,
independent Of the other attractions, the
Military Pageant will be lhelargest since
the war. And the Naval display will
embrace oil tho available Craft In the
Atlantic Squadron.
Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell tickets at greatly reduced
rates 10 New York and return for all
trains OH April q 10 80, inclusive. Good
for return trip on all trains leaving New
York until midnight Of May b, inclusive.
This will DO d rare opportunity 10 visit
tho Metropolis and n)oy a ride over The
baltimore 4 ohlo's new line. RcmOm.
bet there is no transfer In Philadelphia
All trains run through solid without
change. "'''
For time Of trains SEQ tlmo table, Il
behad al Baltimore 4 0hioTlCket Offices
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Can be Saved from a DFunEard'S Grave.

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will poEItlyelyand
permanently cure those who may DO afflicted
with the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, etndlcRtlug from the system the awful
craving desire which 20 MANY dnd hard 10 relln.
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The world ought to know what S. S. S,
has done for me in the cure OF a malig.
nant Cancer, which was SO bad as to be-
considered incurable by the physicians
in Chicago, where went to BIO treated.
The hospital surgeons gave me up, say.
ing they could do nothing for me. One
OF my neighboS sent me q copy OF an
advertisement cut from a paper in re-
gard to Swiit's Specific, and began tax.
ing 1t, / got relief from tue first few
dosesi the poison was gradually forced
out Of my system, and Twas soon cured
sound and well. 1t Is now ten months
since quit taking S. s. S. and have
had no sign Of return Of tho dreadful dis.
ease. MRs. Ann boutwell,.
Au Sable, Mieh., Dee, 20, 1883.
Send for book on Blood Diseases aud
Cancers, mailed free.
Tue SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
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"Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too, by q lady In this
county. Disease fastened It's clutches
upon her, and for seven years she with
stood It's seyerest tests, but her vital or
gans wero undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought OF us bottle Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
and was so much relieved on taking the
first dose that she slept all night, and
with one bottle has been miraCulously
cured. Her name Is Mrs. Luther Lutz.n
Thus writes W. O. Hamrick & Co., oil
Shelby, n. C.-Get free trial bottle al
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store, 9
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CINCINNATI. o., April ls-Flour dull. Wheat
quicti No. red sGci receipts 5000 bushels; ship.
mentS none, Corn stronger; No. mixed 8Sa
3I1Ic, Oats steady; No. 3 &c. Rye quiet; No. 2,
Zoe. Provisions quiet. Whisky steady at q o.,
butter, sugar and cheese steady. Eggs steady at
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Legal Notice.


NoTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Nelson +. Whitaker and Mary T. lamar,
administrators Of Che estate Of Cecil N. Whitaker,
deceased, qualified according 10 the laws OF tho
stAteof Maryland, ia which stAte the aid Cecil
\, Whilakef was dOmioilcd al the time Of HIS
ecath, propose 10 tfangter 10 the said Mary Z.
lamar, guardian Of Nelson Price Whitaker, one
OF tho distributes OF the estate Of said Cecil n,
Whitaker, deceased, ono hundred and Slxiy.slx
ll6Ol shares OF the capital stock OF the Whitaker
Iron Company, q corporal Ion created by the Stale
Of West Virginia, the books OF the said Company
upon which the tIanier Il Proposed 10 DO niRdb
being kept In Ohio County West Virginia, and
also propose 70 transfer 70 said Mary Z, lamar,
four ~ ,hares o. the capital stock Of tho Villa.
Nelson X. WHITAKER and
MARY Z, LAMAR,
Administrators Of tho estate Of CCclIN, Whitaker,
deceased,
IEkseling. ~ Va. April II, iSs. Ap,2,F
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Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
telldenCes on ordeB left at ticket ohce, 100 Mar.
ket Street, and at depot,
W.M. CLEMENTS, Manager.
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Tic Yorilct unnnllnpn..

W. D. Suit, Druggist, BIppuu, Ind,
testiaes: ~ can recommend Electric
Bitters Rs'the very best remedy EyeFy
bottle sold las given relief In oyerycSss
One man took six bottles, and was curej
Of rheumatism Of 10 years Standing
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellyllle, Ohio
aifirmsi "ThU best selling medicine |
have ever handled In my 70 years. eY,
pcricncV, Is Electric BlttCrs," TGouannI,
Of others have added their Testimony, u
that the verdict isunanlmouB that Flee
trio Blttefs do euro all diseases OF in
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a haiI
dollar bottle az Logan Drug Co.'S dIuE
store.
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The best Salve In the world for cuts,
orvlise9 sores, ulcers, salt fhepm, fever
eotee tettef. lhgpped hands, Chllblains,
COW aud OIL ! Kin eruptions, and POSI-.
uVsY cutea piles, OF no pay required.
" u guaranteed 70 give perfect sillsiac.
uonj OF money refunded, Price 20 Conis
per box For sale by Logan Drug %, :.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD
ODepArture Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November Is, isSS-RaStern time;
N, $40 N, SlOp IN daily, and ll;lb p m daily
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PETROLEUM.

NV YoRK, April ls.-The petroleum market
opened steady at sc, but after q slight advance
III carly tradlng the market became weak and dc.
cllnGd to S814c. A reaction then set In on which
tho market closed steady at Si1ci sales zoos, 900
barrels.
OIL CRY, PA, April ls.-oponOd at SiJ{c;
highest $50; lowest S3sfu; closed at SI]1c; sales
loO,OCO barrels; olrafRnecS a,466,ooO barrels;
charters " ny barrels; ShipmentS 7O,Os0 bar.
relS; runs 49il0 bartrlE,
BRAnToRD, Pa, April ls.-opened at SiIEc;
closed at sissc; highest Sc; lowest S3Jsc; clear.
ances ,296 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, April ls.-Pctroleum active
and ARM opened 81 $685. closed at S3{Ci high
TITUsylLLE PA April 1S.-opSuel at Sl%ci
highest SIC; lowest SE'ipi closed at SEjlC.
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To Loan.
Farming Implements.
D n qfFFEN 4 CO,,

u X, GtfFEN 4 CO.,
I've uenufai Agents lOf the
Malta Flows and repairs, n1yofly IloWa AND
repairs, RytNruI0 Chilled 1lllildp PloWh and
fuialr, HyFartlie chilled Land PluWl and ~
lalts, Princess Chilled Land PlpWi aud fepAlis
uAlc Chilled Land Flows aud fppalit South
bend Chilled Land Flows aud tepalfht lln lnlnf
plOW Points, Malta and ntOWn Double Shove
lluWt, Malta and nFuwu Hnlky CnlllyalOtsi Oul
ChnlCy and HfuWn Five shovel Cullltelnr,
Write TOT circulars, price, and leitiloiy' Al
VracT promptly hllsd' lho AZ Iis, sTsEw Va
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CastOria,
Whom abe vGa Child, she cried for cltOrIu,
When she became Miss, she chung 10 custOrIA,
When she had Children, she gave them cGlotIa
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BellAlre 4 ZAnesyille Through Passenger leaves
BellAiEe at s;40l M, arrives at Bellaire at $3.50
D, m,
WOOdsaeld Passenger leaves Bellalre at l:20p p,
NJ, arrives Of Bellaife at 8;25 4. N,
Summerleld Accommodation leaves BellRire
Atl?;26 p. m, arrives at BellAire at liis0 q, m.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Pastures Of the Money and stock MAJ
kOtR,

500 = NANAANH - 49,
INV YORE, April ls,-MOney on call easy q
2l3 per cent, last loan per cent, closed oheted
II lpeF cent Prime mercantile paper i,S91 PEI
cent Sterling exchange dull but steady q
= s6,Gi ss5l Sales Of stocks to-day were l'O'4T'
The opening figures on the Stock Exchange
were In most cases from - 10 y per cent higher
A small number Of stocks moved up small lFae'
lions further In the early trading. The decision
Of Judge Gresham making the Injunction against
the Wagner Company perpetual was ielt IN
Pullman again, aud II opened up W per cent at
l9O and moved up 10 per cent further bIs could i
not hold the gain aud reacted TO lS, Tue Nil
Ylukee, Lake Shore and Chicago Gas were prom
inent for strength displayed at about p, ~,
The Philadelphia Gas was q weak spot on the
list The eloie was frm while dull aud gener;
orally at about the best prices reached Aosl o.
the active stocks are higher. Pullman u up W,
Oregon Improvement ~, MlYaukee, Lake
Shore q Western ~, Chicago Gas ~, While
Gas loSt2 percent
RailFnad bonds were moderately ae'iNsi sales
- lssSslssst - , n...- l,u "A staaa,
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RIO THE NEW posTMAsTERs AND
Il Money Older CLERK, who have oRlye bond.
To tho TteAlltOfs Of Secret Orders, who have 10
give bond, To the Treasures Of building Also.
GiAtlqnl, who have 10, giyo bond, TO any one
10 10 security iOf YOU be INDEPENDENT and IN.
sure In the Ampfipan surety Company, Of New
Y0tk-cAlh capital u ,0O1 900, 10 any one who
10 IN tho hAbitOi going on. bond, don't DO ii,
yon may Lose. TEL your itlstA who, applies .
lelgrAl Agents, 1903 Market street, Wheeling,
VIVA nhtO
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The Paris correspondent Of the ST..
Petersburg NovOSli Is named VenyookoiT.
When he does We hope he takes some.
thing for II.
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DEDEMpTfON or jUNCrfON

u EXEMPTION OF JUNCTION
III Iron CoMpANY,s M0RTdAGf B6Nbs
Tho holdef. Of junction Iron COMPANY
n01dl secured By. lls noflEagu, dated N6yen6eF
\ ieSl, and recorded II i6iitiioh county, Ohio.
land iecofai 10 Record No o. page bf6, ifo here.
3D. 90, 30, AZ, ~, 40, 80, 81, ID, az, AZ, Ia,
I5i Ill ROI 80 -, Bbt BB, b6, 90, have besh
" lot selected lot payment In accordance Win
we ptpylllonl o. aid mOftlaRe, and Wlii 30
pald ith accrued Interest upon he pfeieuiHs
WV WV SnS y, ine once o. lhe goinp4hy al The
,,!est NlfginlA on The ffti day oi NAV, Al. b,
~ atWhioh utnO lhey Will Cease Ia beSi in.
Wn.ss JUNCTION IRON CO.,
AP0 ~ II, N, P2iEsi, Pfe,ldenl,
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BelIairH City Flour Mill
FOR SALE.

building Lots on tho Old Fair Grounds, ZGne'l
Orchard North aud South Front Streets AND
bOulh Tenn streets, At very low figures.
A good rOOmed HOUSE at 23ll Jacob street, oil
bargain,
Double Brick House, a and 20 Virginia street
viii sell separate or both together, They con
hlh all modern improvements,
seven ROOmed House, l37 South BroAdWAyi q
good property al much lcSB than cost
-Four ROOmed Cottage for Sp2b,
EIghl l0OmCl lloufc,. North Front street
river lot; all Ia hood condition; $500,
Five lIoOmcd House, q North BroaiWAyi vii
make pleasant home,
Elk ROOmcd Brick House, southwest cornei
Ihittyclghth aud Wood streets, a. bargain
viii pay for investment.
NS Ssis 'O' rent a O SMITH. ia,o Main Street
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NEW YoRR, April 49, Copper nominal; lake
April $40 IS. Lead dull and steady al s. G7IS.
TIN firm; GtrAitS SO 10,
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General Notices.

NOTICE
On and after Monday, April IS, We will clo,o
our place Of business At 0 o'clock p. M, satur.
dI SSp excepted rw. RAINIER 4 m
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Iiany man wants to DO forgotten let
him hire somebody toproposS a public
monument 10 his memory,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINs-On aud alter Nov. Is, lsSs-..x
PLANGfION OF RElERRNuK MARKS, tDlily, fun.
dSy excepted. MONDAY excepted. isatlr lay
eTcepted. Sunday only. Saturday only
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1850. PaIlen.
gei tfains will run a iolloWH-Central Time.
Az tmins daily except those marked ihuSt
Which do not run Oh Sunday.
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thing from the paternRl governments Of
Europe as we'll as from free SWitzer-
land.-Nep York Pres.