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I STEAMBOATS.
I Wlieellnsr, Par era bur? ant
Cincinnati Transportation
C ompany's Packets.
I courier, 0?pt. Jack Harrison
I . SgfrgfeajBfeik ffgSf
1"; ,l" P?rkersburg ever\
TuosJhn, Ihursday and Saturday at 10:?
lam. RfturnlnK leaves Parkereburg every
Monday,Wed mm?| *ad Friday at t.o'cioca
*'nS KXPUBB leaves Wheeling and
parkcrsburg every Monday, Wednesday
B and Fridav alli'S ? r,ook * m> Return
B 1 u* leavaa Parkeivburg every Tuesday ami
B Saturday at 6o'clock a.m.
a? fr^ialit or passage apply to
- * * * QA/vru a. t vt
1 llrv" t. n. dv/vau ?vv.|
Agents
a rori'litNbur^h?The Steamer
I Market Boy.
rr? * W M. FUKTER MiwUr,
[ 1!' S( OTT--~ Clerk.
I w' ll leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh
9 Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 7
o'clock a s.
Ijcaves Pittsburgh oil Tuesdays, Thurs
davs and Saturday s, at 12 M.
For freight or passage, apply to a H.
H Booth's boat store, or John Crockard, on
the uhari boat. nolO-h
I TRANSPORTATION.
I Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
| BiggggaHBaHi
AX ASH AKTKR I?ECEMBEK 27th,
I Passenger Trains will run as fol
lows, Wheeling time:
X KA81 BOUND IRA 1X8.
No 1. No5. No 7. No 43
i.kaykh. p. m.a. m.i a. m.a. m.
9 V heeling 6:4o 9:15
.\kkivks at p. m. p. m.
draftou..... 9:45 l.t*? 11:40 5:50
a. m. p. m.
Kerser l:'l? 4:10 3:24,
B Cumberland 2:00 4:otP 4S?
K Alartlusbiirg ..... 4:JI' 7.t*)j
Washington City... 7:20 9:25'
I Baltiinoje 8:40 10:55
p. m. a. m..
I Philadelpliia 1:20 2:351
Now York , 5:lo ?:t
No*, l and 5 dally. Nos. 7 and 43 daily
b except .Sunday.
B No. ft mixed train, and will atop at all
{ us I>. [ wren Wheeling and Uraiton.
WKSTROVXD IRA 1X8.
tSo 2 No 8 No 6
& leave a. m.a. m. p. m.
b Wheeling 4:50 7:4o 2:20
b akkive at
b Zaoesvllto 7:50 11:55 6:05
b Newark l:oo T.-oo
B I'liliimhm 9;.V> 2:40 9:00
b p. ?. a. m.
b Cincinnati , 2:50 8:no 4:4?
b Indianapolis 0:30 11:25 6.-O0
I st. la.ulM A'?:7o P'l:*j
p. m. p. m. a. m .
' *- I : ?? 6:10'
m nanuui'n j
Reliance 9:3j 1
Toledo 4:^ *>**>
I Detroit 10 : ?*> .........
A. M A. M.
Chicago 9*>a
N 2. and S daily. No. 6j daily, exM
r. i >i Sunday.
I K;,st tioiiud traiUH make connection* at
1? (iiiiii .H wil'i trains lor Philadelphia,
9 N- u Vork and IJoston. At Wa.sliington
( ini all points South.
a . .' imiind trains make direct connects]
tloiis :.u all points West and Northwest.
/Ijj pi; man Palace Cars on all night trains.
? Pii tiiiia sleeper runs on No. 0 from
I Wheeling to Chicago.
I U Hhh.USU PlTTSttVRUH AND BAV
71MORK VI VlSIOy.
KAST?LEAVML WEST- 1.KAVK8.
9 Wt,.s ling Washington Pu.,
iii ...7:55 a. m dally at Smoa.m
Wheeling Washington, Pa.,
jm ij'e.M daily at I:25p.m
>,. . ;.>? excepted. Sundays excepted.
Tii t-t<? all principal points cm b*
procured at the ti . oilloe at the Depot
I IIOS. R. SHARP,
H Master ot Transportation.
K. T. DKVRlfcS, tieaeral Agent, WheelI
dc27
j: Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R,
CONDENSED TIME CARD.
a I \N AND AFTER NOV. 21, 1*75, TRAIN!
I v W ill ran Daily, (except Sunday,)as folI
lows, vlx.
ACCOM O MAIL. KXPKKS8
I.KAVK.
Hellalrv 5:45a.m I0:30 A.1I 2:15 p.*.
I Bridgeport 5^5 ' 11:00 " 2:55 "
Martin s Kerry 08>3 " 11:08 " 38)3 "
Lu Orange 6SP1 " 11:4* " 3:37 "
Steuben VII le . t>:57 " 12815 P. M. 3:5tl "
I WellsvMIe N:l > " 1: e", " 5:1a "
It-., hester 9:25 ' 2:30 " 0:0.5 "
A KICI v p.
I I'lti |o:.T? " 3:10 " 7:10 "
I A Boona 5:5>p.m 9:#) " 11:50 "
I Hi!. - org 118 5 ' 2:10A.M. 3:45A.M.
i t 7:3.5
I U xsiiiugioit.. tfdtf " i 9:02 "
K ]* >iI>t I pliia. ":1m.m 7:00 " 7:35 "
I .*>. w Y< 10:10 10:25 "
It l:"i?)P.M 9 :o.5 P. M. 9:05 P.M.
Jtaven I;|7 08*1 "
I ilu.Koii I :50 " 6:32 "
(levelaud 2:55 " 7:35 "
I Kt. Wayne ,12:o5a.m 2:.*') A.M.
9 ' Icago e:SO " 0 :.?5 "
\ccommodatlon train leaves Rellaireat
' 0 P. a., and arrives at Steubenville at
9 ?8K5 I'. M.
>|i.-< ial Accormrod itlon trains leave
I R?daire sii 8:5o a. m . and 12:50 p ill.;
ESn.igepori 10815a. m. and 18)5 p. in; arrive
h' \iu i in s Kerry at loU5a. m. and 1:15 p.
'n K.-turiiing leave Martin's Kerry at
I 1- i. iii.. and 3:10 p. m.; Bridgeport II :4tl
SM * 'ii.. and 3:20 p. in.; arrive at ltellaireat
ii s. i in., and 3:35 p. m.
SM Tickets to all prlnclp.il points In the
East and West can he procured at tile
SK I'nioii Ticket office In Mcl.ure House, and
B hi tlie station at Bridgeport.
E.R.MYERS,
B nov.'7 (b-ncrnl Passenger A Ticket Agent
^ PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
Men's Kl^
xflNy Roys' Boots.
G* A Vonths' Hoots
Child reus Boots
3y 7 In great variety,
F?U| i / A l'rlees to Null
iTlW-S ,l,? ?"llliea.
t.\iM> childrons
uikI Misses
Shoes.with i>rt>teoliuu
toes.
We VnnrniiIri*
nil our
- Murk.
| Sell no shoddy
O'KISE* IHVIXEH,
ocl? X?. 31 Twelfth N?.
I14ILK04I> TICKETS
Nought, Sold and Exchanged to all points
Fast and West, nt
ii.
CLOTHING HALL,
Ml Twelfth Street.
"Highest prices paid. Jyfi
Gordon's Food
?* <>??
1IOKSI.N %M> < VITI I !
I'ln- lir.-at Economical Feist for stock. Reduces
t ost of Feeding One-lonrth,
; Secures Good Appetite, IVrfects
Ingestion, Clean skin,Glossy
("oat. Bright Eye*,
Health,Lotik Llte,and
lie reto for c Unknown
Vigor.
tn?:*. I>v principal llona- Railroads In
Bhilmh-lphhi. Baltimore, New York hiu!
I' ttshurgh, and by all wna value speed,
'" amy aud health lu ihelr horsis.
GFKALD GORfKl.V Jk (X>,
Fa:, ntees and Manufacturers. Philadelphia,
New Yolk, Pittsburgh, Chicago.
Agents for West Virginia,
HANOI AN A Mll.l.t'.R.
deettlgevb loJi.'Main St.. Wheeling.
AGENTS WANTED
For Dr. March's Great Work.
NIGHT SCENES IN THE BIBLE.
hnJ a macnltlcont NEW B(M>K Just from
*'r.Ks. Address. J. f. McVl'KDY A IX).
FtilUUelpbla, Fa. sepTT-ta
Wheeling gUgisteL
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY RXOIBTBR.
, One year .......48 00 I Three months...U 0(1
) Six months.. 4 00 I One month 75
r TBI-WEEKLY BEOIBTEB.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
j Saturday.
I I One oopfc l^nr...l4 08 ?? J^.8 mos42 (JO
, 1 One oopy, l yr...? uu i nveoopies.i yr? w uu
I One copy, 9 moe 1 001 Ten eoplea,! yr. 1* 00
RATES OF ADVERTISING
IN
THE DAILY REGISTER.
One square?% Inch space.
One time ...J 761 One month 9 6 00
Two times 1 26 Three months. 12 00
One week 2 601 One year 2S 00
One square changeable once a week 950.
Special Notices 25 per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 26
per oent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 60 per
cent additional.
Local Notices 15 cents per line?but no
local notice will be inetrted for leu than onk
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for established
business houses,must be paid for in advance.
All bills due on the first appearance ol
the advertisement.
Kills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all advertisements
not connected with it will be
charged for at our regular rates.
HYDROPHOBIA FROM A t'AT'N
BITE.
Klrsnirfswis Brooklyn?Nialemenl
by the Medical Attendant.
From Yesterday'sN. Y. Times.
The brief announcement of the death
of Henry Murray, of Baltic street, near
Albany avenue, Brooklyn, of hydrophbia,
i was made at Police Headquarters at a late
hour on Sunday night. The peculiar
circumstances attending the development
and fatal termination of the case, are attracting
considerable attention in Brooklyn
and elsewhere. Murray was a laborer
of sober habits and healthy constitution.
On the night of October 19, 1875,
while employed as a watchman on certain
buildings in the suburbs of that city,
he attempted to drive a strange cat from
one of them. The animal sprang into
his face and bit him on the nose, but the
wound inflicted being nothing more than
a mere scratch, he paid no attentionto it.
The wound soon healed. On Thursday
evening he felt a pain in his nose, but no
thought of the encounter with the cat occurred
to him, be supposing he had taken
a cold. All that night he complained
i of a headache, and of leeling languid, and
I on Friday was quite ill, although he conJ
tinned at his werk. On Saturday morning
his respiration became labored, and
! he swallowed with difficulty, saying that
i flis throat seemed to be closing against
1 him. His friends became alarmed at his
symptoms, and Dr. John D. Sullivan, of
! No. 493 Tompkins avenue, was called in.
9r. Sullivan tells the following story of
' the case:
"On Saturday afternoon I was called
| in for the first time, and found bim in
bed, but looking quite well. But, while
, talking to him, he suddenly jerked up,
all his muscles going into a spasm. After
tailing me of his difficulty in drinking,
I called lor a glass of water and handed
it to him. As he took it his band began
to tremble, and only with great eflort he
succeeded at last in getting it to his
mouth and taking a mouthful, lie had
no actual 'dread of water'jwhich hydrophobia
literary means, but his throat contraded
violently, together with all the
muscles of his body. The muscles were
affected, but tte spasms were nervous.
, After this was over ho seemod as well as
ever in his life, except that ho (elt a soreness
in his forehead, he said. At that
I time 1 knew nothing about tlio cat-bite,
j and not liking to frighten him with any
. questions, 1 took his father and mother
into another room and asked them if he
had been bitten by any animal. They
said no, except some ten years previously,
when ho had been slightly bitten by a
. dog. While talking with bis father, his
mother went back, however, and questioned
him on the subject, and he mentioned
the cat-bite spoken of as tho only
one. When 1 saw the symptoms were
fully developed, I asked him about it,
and he said that for the last two or three
days he had had darting pains in his nose.
There was, however, no swelling about
the spot, nor any discoloration. 1 saw
him again, yesterday morning, and his
symptoms having become more intense
in every way, in spite of tho remedies 1
had applied, 1 sought a consultation with
another physician, and called in Dr.
l'iicher. I had administered sedatives
with some quinine. The quinine 1 gave
him thinking he might not have recovered
from an attack of malarial fever he
had had some time before. When Dr.
1'ilcher arrived in the afternoon, the
* ??-? ??:il althnttirh th??
&jrniptUIIJ0 WCIO BklH nviov,
sedatives were increased, and we thought
i the steam-bath was the only thing that
could help him. However, there was no
facilities lor it there, and when 1 went to
the Police station for an ambulance, intending
to take him to the hospital, where
a hath could be had, I could not get one.
It was, however, then to late. He was
jumping and struggling violently, his agony
being awful to witness. We finally
concluded to let him alone, and he went
rapidly into collapse, remaining in a very
I low condition until 2 o'clock this morni
ing, when he died from sheer exhaustion.
There was, during his low state, more
; or less spasmodic action of the muscles
1 and a continual accumulation of foam?
} 'sputum,' we would call it?in his mouth,
which seemed to choke him when he triI
ed to swallow arid to throw him into the
spasms. He was not afraid of any iluid,
hut could not swahow it, the attempt to
do so almost asphyxiating him. At such
times he grew livid."
Young Murray remarked to Dr, Sullivan
that if he could get the trouble out
of his throat he would be all right. He
retained his right muid until Sunday
night, when he becainodelirious, and imagined
that somebody was outside who
wanted to shoot him. He also seemed to
fear that the doctors were going to cui
his nose off. He gave rational answers
to questions, even when violently delirious.
I)r Sullivan is fully of? the belief
that the case was one ot genuine f hydpoj
phohia. He is also ot opinion that if the
( case had been put under medical t'cati
ment two weeks ago, the erfeots of the
virus could have been eradicated from
1 the system, and the life of Mr. .Murray
s&ved.
Til K Milwaukee Omiaerriai Timra
says, hysterically: "Can anything excel
the patience and intelligence of a night
' editor?-' Yes; a domuaic ben on a cmna
^1 *gS
.' FINANCIAL AND_GOMMERCIAL.
Sew l'ork Money and Mock
Market.
New York, January 15.?Money?
At 4<?;5 per cent. Trime mercani
tile paper percent. Customs ro1
ceipu I373.UUO. The Assistant Treasur'
er disbursed $ill?,000. Clearings $49,OOO.UOO.
Sterling Exchange at 488J.
Gold opened and closed at 113 with
sales in interim at 112-j- Kates
paid for carrying were 6, 3, 31, 4 and
2 percent.
Governments?Active and Strong.
United states 6sot 1101, coupons 1-1'?
K1 ve-twentlea, (18M) ~
' Five-twenties, (1SK5) lWTi
Five-twenties, (IMS) new.. lid
! Five-twenties, (1M7) 111
FIve-lwenttM, (1888) lu-h
i Ten -fortlenJ ? ? l'^S
Ten-Korty Coupons ll">
Currency &Lim ? 125%
THE WHEELING 1
Kailroad Bonds?Fair in late deal!
ings; Milwaukee and St. Paul, La Crowe
: division, sold at 08}@98}t and Union
: Pacific sinking funds 94}.
State Bonds?Quiet, and steady.
Stocks?Tthe stock market was weak
i in the early part of the day, when prices
, j declined } te f per cent., but towards
, noon a firmer leeling wu manifested, and
after the bank statement was published
a buoyant feeling prevailed. Lake Shore
advanced to 67}, Northwestern to 41,
Michigan Central to 63} and Ohio's to
19}. About this time the failure of E.
S. Munroe & Co. was announced, and
there was considerable Lake Shore,
Michigan Central and others bought in
under the rule which lorced a decline in
prices, but subsequently the best prices of
the season were made on the same shares.
The market closed active and strong.
I he transactions on tne siock excnange
were 192,500 shares, of which 8,100 were
Erie, 81,000 Lake Shore, 60,000 Northwestern,
1,500 Rock Island, 15,500 St.
l'sul common, C,500 St. Paul preferred,
24,300 Ohioe, 12,000 "Western Union,
13,000 Michigan Central.
Western Union? 76}$ N- J. Central 101
Pacific Mail 38% Ht. Paul 30k
Adams Expresa.l02k,SL Paul prefer'd- 72V.
Wells, FargoACo 82 ToledoA Wabash 4}?
Amer. Union 65 IT. A W. prefer'd. 6
United States 61 |Fort Wajrne ?100
N. Y. Central 108V4Chicago AAlton.JOOk
Erie ? 16 |C. A A. preferr'd.l07k
Erie preferred?. 30 jOhioAMlsalslppl 2'4?
Harlem 132% i'erre Haute 2k
Harlem prefer'd 133 T. H preterred.. 19
Michigan Cent'l. 62k IndlanaCentr'l... 4
Lake Shore ?. 60V. B. & Q, _ ?. 161*
Union Pacific.... 70% H. A St. Joe 20%
IllinoisCentral.,.100% D. A Lackawana. 18',
C. and P Ho1-., A. A P. Telegraph 19!-,
NorthwesternC. 40% C. Pacific bonus..l04%
North west'ii pld. 5N% U. Pacific bonds.102%
Rock Island lue%|
New fork Market.
New York. January 15.?Flour?
receipts 10,000 barrels; limited demand
for export and hpme use; superfine western
and Stale $4 2504 60; common to
good $4 900535; good to choice $5 40
06 25; white wheat extra $5 8507 65;
Si Louis $5 0009 00; extra Ohio $4 90
@7 25. Rve Flour and Corn Meal?
Quiet. Cotton?wchk ?i
Wheat?Receipts 38,000 bushels; shade
firmer; No. 1 spring |1 84tfrl 40; rejected
spring 98o@ $1 00; No. 1 whito
Michigan store $1 45; No 3 $1 12(5)1 13;
winter red western $1 22; spring un
graded nominally flOfinl, 20; No. 2
Chicago spring, $1 23(n)l 25. Rye?
Quiet; western Q8@00c; State 96(5,98c;
Barley and Malt?Quiet. Corn -Receipts
33,000 bushels; shade firmer; low
mixed no grade 64(a)G5c; mixed graded
65(5;G9c. Oats?Dull; receipts 15,000;
western mixed State 44(5)48c; white
western State 49(<? 52c. liay?Firm at
85c. Hops?Unchanged. Cotfee-. Firm
and in better demand; 15}(a)19Jc. Sugar
steady; fair to good refining 8(5,8$c; prime
8^c. Molasses and Uice?Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum? Kasier; crude 7jc;
refined 13;c; in cases 18(5>2()e. Tallow
! ?Steady; 9$(a)9$. Kosin?Quiet. Tur'
popantino?Lower at 37c. Eggs?Unj
changed. Leather?lleavy at 24(5)270.
Wool?Firm; pulled 27(? i8c; unwashed
15(5)32c; Pork?Dull at $20 75@21 00.
Dressed Hogs?Steady; western 8J@8Jc.
Bee!?Quiet at 11 ,}c. Cut Meats?Quiet;
middles quiet; western long clear 11c;
city do. 11$(" 111c. Lara?Firm; prime
steam 13 3-32(5 13jc. Butter?lleavy;
western 25c; State 20 (5130c. Cheese?
Unchanged. Whisky?Firm at $1 10$
($1 11.
m
Kaltlmore Market.
Baltimork, .January 15.?Flour?
Steady and unchanged. Corn?Firm;
j western mixed, new, 021c. Oats?Quiet
but firm; mixed western 44(3)45c; white
western 40(5 47c. Rye?Nominally unphi4tiirf?ii_
Hhv?Dull but unchanged.
New* Meat Pork - $21 00(2>21 25. Bulk
Meats?Shoulders 7(5>8}e; clear rib 10J
@lle looso; 8}?ll?c packed. Bacon?
Shoulders 'J^yjjc; clear rib 12}e; haras
15}(5i;lGc. Lard? Unchanged. Butter?
Scarce and firm for extras; others dull
and heavy at 25@27c; firsts 24(o>25c.
Petroleum?Strong but quiet; crude 7J@
8c; rotined 14c. Cotfeo?Steady, firm
and unchanged. Whisky?Market dull
at ?111.
?^ ?
C'liicutaO Market.
Chicaoo, January 15.?Flour?yuiet
and unchanged. Wheat?Steady and in
moderate demand; No. 1 Chicago spring
$1 (>01; No. 2 II 01} spot; $1 01} seller
February; $102} seller March; No. 3
| 81c; rejected 68}c Corn?Steady; No. 2
j 13jjc cash; 42}c seller February. Oats?
t^uiet; No 2 30Jc spot; 31c seller February.
Barley?Steady at 86c spot; 83c
seller January; 78}e seller February.
Bye?l^uiet and steady at 69c. Pork?
Steady at $19 40 spot; $19 50 seller February;
$19 75 seller March. Lard?
1 l}uiet aiul tirm at $12 27}(a 12 30 spot;
$12 37} seller February; $12 50 seller
March. Bmk Meals?(juiet and unchanged.
Whisky?At$l U8.
C incinnati Market.
Cincinnati, January 15 ?CottonDull
at 12jc. Flour?<}uset and unchanged.
Wheat?Dull at $1 35^,<1 38. Bye
? Firm at78@80. Corn?Steady at 45@
ment of uerraan and American
j TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
Tin Wagons, fToraes, Expresses, Animals,
. Street Oars, <tc., Ac. McLoughlin's Toy
Books, Fancy Stationery, dr., Ac., Ac.
ST AS TO !? A D4TUIPOET,
1 CJTT BOOK HTORE,
i I dec? No. 44 Twelfth Street
40c. Oats? Dull at 35(g42. Barley?
Firm Hi |l 25(g>l 30. Fork?Dull at
$20 00(0x20 25. Lard?(juiet and steam
$12 25; kettle I3(al3}c. Fnlk Meats?
Firm ht7(g,7$(g.lOJ(ri 101c. Bacon?'.^uiet
and unchanged. Whisky?$1 07.
Hogs?Dull; common to good light at
$7 00(g.7 15; fair to good packers $7 15(g)
7 40; choice heavy al$7 45(a-7 50.
C hicago Cattle Market.
Chicago. January 15.?Cattle?Receipts,
1.500 bead. Active and tirm at
$4 00(o G 10; hulk of sal a $! 00(g 0 00;
shipments o.OtH) head.
Hogs?Receipts, 11,000 head; under
light receipts prices advanced 10(a-l(Jc;
< losing active; packers $0 95@7 20,
chiedy $7 10: bacon grades $7 10(u,7 20;
shipments 2,700.
Sheep?Receipts, 700; generally un|
changed.
? ? m !
Newlork Dry UoodK MarketStw
York, January 15.? Basiness
I continued quiet with commission houses,
i Importers' and jobbing trade very dull.
! Brown and bleached cottons in compara*
1 tively light supply in tirst hands. Frints
i in moderate request and shirtings sold in
1 fair amounts. Woolen goods quiet,
j Southbridge larcy spring prints will l?e
| opened on Monday at seven cents.
Toledo Marks t.
Tolido. January 15?Flour?Market
) Firm. Wheat ? Dull; No. 2 while j
Wabash $1 40; No. 1 white Michigan '
$1 2S; No. 2 II 13; extra $1 3$; amber
Michigan $1 25; seller Feller February I
$1 20$; seller Muvh $1 3S. Corn ?
; Steady; high mixed 4ti4e; seller January
40|c; low mixed 40c; no grade 43$<Sf4o|c. I
Oats?Dull; No. 2 held at 35J(a)3Gc.
IMtUburjrh Market.
Pittsburgh, January 15.?Petroleum
i is. (Wl/i-l OH at Parker's:
~-IV
refined. 13je for Philadelphia delivery.
CHRISTMAS COODS
? FOR Till?
WHOLESALE TRADE !
Kor a lew days previous to our
Ret All Display,
w?wiil offer to the Tradealarfte assort
L)AILY REGISTER.:
MI?CCLLAHOEUg.
GALVANIZED 11COK
AND
I Window Caps,
TIN ROUP, CONDUCTORS, 4c., a
BRAUN & BROS,
1626 MAIN ST? one door above Ston
Bridge, Wheeling. ?ep3c
PERIODICALS!
Those about subscribing for Weekly an<
Monthly publications would do well t<
call on the undersigned. All ol the abovi
fUrnlshed at publishers' rates. Patronlx*
home institutions.
C. H. OUIMBY,
dec28 No. Hit Market Street.
ARCH1 n lTlRAI. A NI> M K( HA N1 ( A l
Drawings ol every description promptly
executed, by expert English and Uermar
Draughtsmen at the lowest possible rates
Office on Main Street,
feb5 OVER PEOPLES' BANK.
QTATK OF WENT VIRGINIA, OHM)
O County Circuit Court, January Rules
1870.
Tappath H. Merrill,)
vs. In chancery.
John W. Merrill. )
State of West Virginia,
Ta the Sheriff of Ohio Co. Greeting,
We command you that you summon
John W. Merrill, If he be found In youi
Bailiwick, to appear at the Clerk's offlct
ol the Circuit Court ol Ohio county, al
Rules to be held for the said Court, on the
first Monday in January, 1870, to answei
a bill lu Chancery exhibited against kim
In the said Court by Tappath H.Merrill
and have then there this writ. Witness,
Samuel B. MeColloch, Clerk of oui
said Court, at the Court House of said
County, In the City ol Wheeling, the lltli
day of December, 1876, and In the thirteenth
year of the State of West Virginia
SAMUEL B. MoCOLLOCH,
Clerk.
fSlierilTs Keturn.l
'John W. Merrill lsno Inhabitant of mj
bailiwick, nor found therein. Deceiubei
17th, 1870. "OHO. 11K1L, D. 8 ,
"lor R,a. BROWN, 8. O. C.'1
The object ot this suit Is to obtain i
divorce troin the boud of matrimony bj
the plalntltt from the defendant, and t<
give her custody of her lntant children
and for general relief, and it appearing
Iroiu au attidavit tl,ed in the cause thai
the said Johu W. Merrill is not a reslden
of the 8tate ol West Virgin1!, on motloi
of the plaintifl's attorney it is orderei
that the said defendant do p, ear here a
the next Rule day, to-wit: tti first Mon
day In February, 187(1, and ,do what li
necessary to protect his Interest herein.
Teste: SAMUEL B. M. C( >LLOCH,
Clerk.
The defendant in the above cause wil
take notice that the depositions of Win
Lewis, Dr. Mack, Sr., Benjamin Mack
Johu Stevens, Mrs. 8t. John, Jerry Wolf
and others, will be taken at the otllce o
J. H. Collins lu the town of Barnesville, It
the county of Belmont, in the State o
Ohio, on the 10th day ol February, A. D
181ft, oetwecn the hours of 0 o'clock a. m.
and 0 o'clock p. M., to be read In evidenct
In the above named cause on behalf o
said Tappath H. Merrill. And If, from anj
cause, the taking of the said deposition*
shall uot oe commenced, or bring commenced,
snail not be completed on thai
day, the taking ot the same will b<
adjourned from time to time until tin
samu shall lie completed.
To JOHN W. MERRILL.
TAPHATH H. MERRILL.
By TAYLOR A JiARR. lier Sols.
janSoawt
HOTE LS. ~
Stop at the Continental Hotel,
Fairmont, west va., e. w.shout
EE EE, Proprietor.
This Is a large hotel, and Is located In the
business partoi the town. Accommodations
first-class; sample rooms for commercial
travelers; no charge lor hauling baggage.
Fine livery and sale stable. New
hack line, strictly for travel, leaves foi
Morgantown every day. Hus to and from
all trains. octUisb
Frencli'M Hotel,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Opposite t'lly Hall. Park,
Court House and New PoslotUce,
Xew York..
All Modern Improvement*, including
Elevator. Rooms it per day and upwards.
T. J. FRENCH <t BROS.,
JySOgc Proprietors.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
NO*. 10.12 AND I OH MARKET STREET,
Wheeling, W. Va., Welly's Old stand,
PHIL. MEDERT. Proprietor.
First-class Rooms, First-class Table, and
First-class Stables. Call and see Tor yourself.
1 guarantee satisfai lion uud cheap
rates. oct22
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Family Physic;
and for curing Costiver.es*, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach. Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
Biliousness, Dropsy, Tumors,
Worms, Neuralgia; as a Dinner
Pill, for purifying the Blood,
- effective and
congenial purirnfive
evi-rilis
arc still the mo-it thorough and si-an liIng
cathartic medicine that can In
employed: cleansing the stomach ami
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one pill a day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote igorous
health.
Aykr's Pills have been known foi
more than a quarter of a century, an<
have obtained a world wide repntatior
for their virtues. They correct dis
eased action in the several assimilative
organs of the body, and are st
composed that obstructions withir
their range can rarely withstand 01
evade them. Not ouly do they cur<
the even-day complaints of every
bodv, but also formidable and danger
I ous diseases that have baffled the hesi
of hnman skill. Whde they product
powerful effects, they arv, at the sann
time, the safest ami best physic foi
children. By their aperient actioi
| they gripe much less than the comnxn
i purgatives, and nevei give pain whet
I the bowels are not inflamed. Th<\j
| reach the vital fountains of the hhssl
a ? ?I.__ ?~t?m hv f>V?-ini
&UU MITII^UICU IUV itjixvhj ^
It from the elements of weakness,
i Adapted to all ape* and condition:
i in all climates, containing neitbci
calomel nor any deleterious dm?
these Pills may "be laken with safet:
by anybody. Their sopar-coatlnt: pre
serves them ever fresh and make
them pleasant to take; while belli:
purely vegetable, no harm can aris?
from their use In any quantity.
niPuiD IT
' Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical ui Analytical Ciwim.
- BT AIX DKVQC10T* irunrHzn
jRefined Sugfars
, 100 Bbla. Cnaahad, Paxlwud A Qrann later
100 Bbla. A B and Kit r* C.
100 - Yellow*.
In afore and (or ?al# by
v23 M. R HILLY*.
MONDAY MORNING,
NEW APVEfC
l PENN MUTUAL LIF
OF PHlll iAPE
OHGANI2
ACCTirUTED CAPITAL
DIVIDENDS PAID TO POLICY HOLD
x | LOSSES PAID
HAML. C. HUE!
HAML E. STOKES, Vice Pres't. i
H. 8. STEPHENS, 2d Vice Prea't. |
Every Policyholder In a mem
to all Its advantages and prlvll
It has declared more dlv!den<
persentage than any company
j It Is liberal In Its managemen
? losses,
ROBERT W. 1
OFFICE NO
Agent* wanted In every eection oi the Statf
WONDERFUL
SOMETHII
THE KING G
Six Wamasutta Muslin Shirts with gc
Different Styles in each half doz
K,ErJTA.IE PRIC
These Hhlrts are ready for the Button Hol<
Button Holes ami put lti the Oussets, and by
eaeh shirt. We Invite ladles especially to ex
> We also have a large stock of Hilk Handkei
, Holidays.
J. H. STALL
Mercliant
; den: No. 27 Twel
FOR SALE.
FURNITURE FOR SALE ~ |
At the house, corner of thir- 1
TEENT1I and Hyron streets (Mrs.
J Smyth's,) a Set of Chamber ami Dining
Room Furniture, complete, three carpets, "]
kitchen utenclls, ?c? all purchased less
" than a year ago. and as good ae new. Also
a hat rack ami hall carpet. II not disposed
of by Thursday next, will be sold at public
outcry. Apply at this office. jail
; ~~ FOR SALE.
A BRICK HOUSE CONTAINING
ten rooms and finished attic,
hot and cold water up and down
i stairs, gas throughout, lot 33 by 132 run- }
r nlng back to alley, with good stable on
> the rear. Situate on Chaplli e street, No. ^
, 1043, handy to the Market square. Tfyls
; properly il not sold at private sale betore
t January 2fith, will be offered at public
t auction on that day at 10 o'clock, at the
I front door of the Court House. Terms J C
1 easy. A. C. KGEKTKR. ?
t W. H. HALLEIt, Auctioneer. }.
JanSl | +
FOR SAIjK. \i
(lOTTAGR HOUSE NO. 0). SOUTH "
j Broadway, Island. Good stable ami .
I outbuildings.
Apply on the premises, or to +
S. F. CRAWFORD, c
' Jal5a At Commercial Bank. c
' Trustoo's Sale. ?
r OT NO. 10, NEAR THE TOWN OF P
' jj ben wood. ft
By virtue ot a deed of trust made by Joel p
f d. Marple, Sarah E. Marple his wife, and ,
r James Keller, to the undi rslgned trnitee,' i
( dated the 12th day ol February, 1K74, anil
. duly recorded In the office ol the Clerk of
t the County Court of Marshall county, in 1
? deed of trust book No. 1, lol l<? 298,1 will, on r
, Monday, i lie 14tli day of February, A. i
!?.. at the Court House gr of li
the county ot Marshall, State ol West Va., s
commencing at 10 o'clock a m., proceed to '
sell to tlie highest and best bidder, the fol- /
lowing described real estate, that Is to say: e
. . .. | ,
IXH .><>. IV, liny leri inim nun uuc MIMIU.II. , .
. feet deep, tin- ha id being about one and i
' three-fourths of a mile below the town ol | r
Ben wood, in the county of Marshall, .State a
of West V being a part of the land pur !
chased by William fl. Hey (linger from 11
Charles 11. Berry, and the same lot No. 10 | 1
which was conveyed to the said Joel 1?.
Marple and James Keller by William If. [ p
Heydlnger by deed dated the 0th day ol I v
February, 1K74, p
TERMS OP' BALE? Five hundred dollars '
cash; balance in four equal payments at j t
slip,, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four , e
' months, with interest from day ol Hale, I
purchaser to give his negotiable notes lor ^
i the deferred payments, secured by deed ot , h
trust on the property. j
G. W. J EFFEKB, Trustee, (
j. W. Mitchki.i., Auctioneer. Jul 2
Trustoo'a Salo
Of valuable market street
property.
By virtue of a deed ol trust tnade by
Richard Nolan and Margaret hilt Wife, to |
the undersigned trustee, dated the SWtb i
day of August, 1173, and duly recorded In fl
the Clerk's ollice ol the County Court of f
Ohio county, West Virginia, in book No. I r
ti, pages No. 40 and AO, 1 will, on S.VITR- (
I>A\, the l'-'th of February, bCfl, at the I
front doorof theCourt llouseofOhiocoun- ' ,
ty, West Virginia,eointlenclngat lUo'rlock |
1 a. m., proceed to sell to the highest and i
best bidder, the following leal estate, that I
Is to say: A piece or parcel of ground '
I fronting or measuring twenty-seven feel, j
more or less, on the west side of Market I a
i Square, In the Second ward ot the cil.v ot 1
Wheeling, being part of lot numberoiie
, hundred and fourteen, together with the i
Improvements thereon.
TERMS?One-hull the purchase in cash, .
the lialance In one year from day of sale, I
with interest, the deferred payment to be
' secured by deed of trust on tfie property
sold. The title to the above property Is
lielleVed to be unquest ionable, hut selling as
trustee 1 shall only convey HUCh tltlO M
lu I'~t...l inn l,r said deed of trust.
P'Hi Mo'RKIEN, Trustee.
John W. Mm BILL, Aoctlonccr. |alH
| POB HALE OR RENT. j
No. Eighteenth street, two story and a "
half Brick House, nine rooms, uwd as
' dwelling and grocery; rax and water In
f house, For sale on easy terms or rent.
_ Also three Lot* where the old Fouuiiry on
* the Island stood. Apply to
1 A. M. ADAMS,
janMi 1'iTT Market street.
; FOR SALE OR RENT. ,
| MY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,'
Ej sltuat.il on the corner Byron and .
Ttiirteenth streets. K.ir particulars
call on the undersigned at theoitice ot the
Franklin Insurance Company,
jailia I. H. WILLIAMS.
FOR SALE.
THREE HUNDRED acres VAI.l'Ahie
Coal Ivtnd.with river front, lying
' south and adjoining the Kenwood Iron
' Work* property. Al*o, #i arret* surface,
running from the river to 1 tie top of the
hill, and known ax the I>avid B. MeMet li- .
en tract. There is on the property one .
' brick and two frame dwelling house*.
| ; wtth outbuildings. For particulars arid t
. I tern*, apply to ,
1 ALDERSON A PAHLL, !
nnvl Heal Estate Agent
[ " FOR RENT. J
C FOR RENT. j
MTHK KTORE ROOM. DWELLING I
and Hall, on the west side ol Market ,
street, In B<-ck'? Blte-k. lately occu1
ni.il by C. R. Behler. AI*odwelling corner '
. fcott and Fourteenth streets. Iti.jiiirv at |
; JaHta KKYMAXN H oFFltE ,
r FOR HE1NT.
1 rpilE FINE HT?>RE ROOM AND j
1 1 three story building en w.-*i i
i aldeof Main street, two doors tbls 1
, j side of Market alley. It i? In good ord.-r. ]
j ban a good cellar, and will be rentil low.
t For particulars enquire of Wm. SU war.
; I Til Main street. Jan Mi
J"" FOR RENT.
r fPHE DESIRABLE NT" >KF. ROOM AND i
I 1 Dwelling House, No. lo> Main street, i
' now occnpi.il by M. Emshetmer a* a dry
f ' goods store and residence. pi*?i.-?.i.,n
. clven on 1*1 of A prtl. For terra, call at <
P. KENNEDY'S. ,
* dee*h No. l*tn Main "tn-et.
: ;? I
, JV)R RENT. (
The rtne Store Room and Building now
? ? ... - iu.
orcaplvu uy wrnua - ? t
Store, No. mS Main "tre^t. Tne upper ,
i room* trr ill plastered, and the cellar in
I thorough It pavr-d *u<l dry. ^>Mll.yoD
'snr^r-i:
r*OK RtST.
Wore Rrom No. lbU. oerupi*?J br J. U. 1
i Ix?rk as tlHWStore. Also ?toi* rmrm im<i .
' dwalltac No. IP*. eonirr Market And JUti
k ' urwts, occupied by kilt P. JIoHaIa Also |
; bouse No. 1*U occupied by C LeibbrAD.l ,
I as saloon And dwi'llmi. Fowsc?Km glren <
1 1st of April ne*l, l-Tk.
I JtaUu W M. 8. (KWHoRN. j
JANUARY 17, 1876.
riSE ME NTS.
E INSURANCE CO.,
LPHIA, PA,
5ED 1847.
*5,000,000
ERA a,BOO,too
- 2.400,000
t'. President.
J AS. WE1K MASON, Actuary.
HENRY AUSTIE, Sec'y.
I
ber of the Company, entitled j
leges.
d* In number, and or a larger
In the United States.
it, prompt In Its settlement of
'UCKER, General Agent,
. 2H, 12th NT., WHEELING, W. VI I
>: also city solicitors. augSl a
BUT TRUE !
NC NEW.
IF SHIRTS! :
lod 2100 Irish Linen Bosoms. Four
en. Every shirt guaranteed. '
E$1.50 EACH, ,
?s and Ouss?*ts. Any lady can make the
sodoini; can save irotxi Jl.oO to tUtOB
amine these goods.
chiefs, Mu tilers, Kid Oloves, Ac., lor
MAN & CO.,
Tailors,
flh St,, Wheeling, W. Va. MISCELLANEOUS.
i
JUT THIS OUT"!.
J
rruxell's Price List.8
1 Picture and Frame, 8x10, $1.25.
2 l'earl Types, 60 cents.
4 Bon Tons, 60 cents. (
8 Gems, 60 cents. ^
Best Card Photographs, $2.00 per doz. t
The Gallery is throe doors below the A
IcLure House, Market street. no27 ]
'till ttnil !<U,?UU anient-*! IU
a Minute!
? plCKFOl,D g ,
Cfi |
\ Family Kniting Machine !
Now attracting universal attention by
Is astofitNliliiK performances and Us^rest
iractical value tor every day lamily uae. I
t knits every possible variety of plain or i
mtcy work BE
nith Almost Magical Speed, ,
inil irlves nerfect shape anil tlnlslitoal I
armenta. II will knit si pair of norkilii ! .
ifteen minute*. F.very machine Wak- !
tASTKnperfect, and to do Just wliat inrep. |
settled. A complete Instruction book J
.companies each machine.
No. I Family Machine, I cylinder, T.' I
icdle.s, $;?>: No. 3 Family Machine, 2 cylnders,
7J and lu?> needles, $40.
A sample machine will he sent to any
isirt <>| lhe Unit.mI Stiitewor( 'anxdni where
re have no agent.) express charges prelaid,on
receipt ?>1 the price.
Agents wanted In every Htafc, County, I
'ity and Town, t-> whom very liberal dls- j
omits will lie made.
Address, |llCKK)ltl? KNITTING MACIIINX .
fro Co., Sole Manufacturers, Baiiieiiirc.
Vl. noilegh
rRAPHOSCOPES, " I
STEREOSCOPES, ! i
VIEWS, at J
AcLure House Art Store. '
ESTABLISHED IN 1837.
. NKI.SON VANCK, URORGK ADAMS.
/ANCE & ADAMS,.
' I a
ncceaaora to u. I). Knox Co., and Mc- i <1
Clellan a Knox,
'Manufabturers and Jobbers !
.OK
SOOTS AND SHOES,!
\o. ClO'i >Ialn Street,
WHiTIIMi W VA. i 1
Ayer's , I,
Cherry Pectoral:;
/Sw For Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs,
* " 3-*M such as Co ugh a,
Colds, Whooping
ET%^ Cough, Bronchitia,
V"-^T Asthma, and Coni
Tlio reputation it has attained,-in j
on sequence of tin* marvellous cures it
1a* produced during the last half con- I
urv. is a sufficient assurance to the j
>ul?lic that it will continue to realize
he happiest results that can he desired, i
In almost every section of country
here ar>- persons, publicly known, who
lave been restored from alarming and
\< n desperate diseases of the longs,
->) its use. All who have tried it acknowledge
Its superiority; and where <
t? virtues are known, no one )?<-itatcs J
is to what medicine to employ to n*- i
icve tl:#- d:?tre.-- and suffering peculiar >
o pulmonary affections. C'iiucky Psc- 1
roBAL alway - affords instant relief, ami i
erf->nn> rapid cure-01 iu?- iuiiuer??- >
rk ties of brow Inal disorder, at well at (
h*- mor" formidable diseases of the ,
tunjrv
A* a -lafi^Tiard to children, amid
the di"?trf"??ins disease* which lietet
the Throat and Chest of Childhood, it
is inv3luaH< ; for, by It* timely ate, 4
multitudes are r< -cucd and restored to
health.
Thi* medicine jraius friends at ' 1
ever.- trial, at the cores it It roa?tant!y
producing are too remarkable to be
fonrotten No family should be without
it. and thotc who Lave once used
I; nerer wilL . i
Eminent Physicians tLrouifhout the
country prescribe it, and Clergymen
often recommend it fivio their knowl- ,
edge of its effects.
rttTAUO KT
rv. i r ivrp a rn i u?i
m > J. V# f mm u w>| M?v?| ?....,
Practical and Analytical CktaUiU.
OLD BT ALL DlU'iCirr* trKBTTBZU.
rocc DAMPLK TO A'iEXTH. LAD 104
met Combination ?f?-+dl*?-book, wltk
rbmtn'AL s^nd atauiji DF.AXAM) Xtw
Bed I >rJ. MuS. V>:tii?b
WHOLESALE CROCER8
LIST, DAVENPORT 4 PARK!
Wholesale Grocers,
AKD D1AI.EHH IS
Ham, Bacon, Shoulderss & Side:
Pork and Smoke House,
at Fulton.
oecl2
FLOUR.
1 AA BBLS. MOSS ROSE,
1?U lw " Sterling,
DO " Choice Family,
DO" Cottage XXX.
100 " Yo Semite Lily,
100 u Cream ol Indiana,
U0 " Oem (Spring wheat)
100 " White Roae,
100 " Waahlngton,
100 " Peerless,
in (tore and for sale by
LIST, DAVENPORT A PARKS.
MINCE MEAT.
I AA PAILS. ATMORE'S AND ANDER
LUU SON'S brands, J net received by
LIST, DAVENPORT A PARKS.
octS _
Choice New Crop N. O. Molasses.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
I low.
LIST, DAVENPORT A PARKS.
novlS _ _
NEW RAISINS.
I AA SOXES* VALENCIAS JUST RELUU
CKIVED by
LIST DAVENPORT A P4RKH*
novH
NEILL & ELLINGHAM,
HOLEHALE GROCERS,
130ft MAIN STREET,
lave In store and are constantly recelvlng
a large and complete stock of goods,
aucli us la usuallj found In a flrxtchiss
house, comprising
all graded ot
Roflnod Sugars
New Crop N. O. Sugar and Molasses,
lyrups, Coffees, Teas, Tobacco, Carolina
Rice, Cheese, Macltcral, Herring, Codtlsh,
Mluce Meat, Ralalus, Pruned,
Currants, Ac, Ac. We are
sole Agents for the
Justly celebrated
CRYSTAL CORN SYRUP,
'he purest ami most wholesome article In
he market, and of the same grade and
lavor of Maple Hyrup, and
DOBBIN'S ELECTRIC SOAP
This Soap Is superior In quality and
strength, and one pound will do
the work of two |m>uihIn
ol any others.
OUR Jt'LOURS
Embrace the following brands:
'erfecllon,Ohio Stale Premium and
Keystone.
'bene flours are too well known to need
ommendallon. We have the exclusive
ale of them.
We solicit an examination ot our stock
m close cash buyers. dad
F L. O U R .
100 Barrels Pollock's Indiana E'aticy.
" " Washington Indiana Mills.
" " Gem of the West,extra family
ust received and for sale by
mar6 _ N. RE1LLY.
T E A S.
K Uaf Chests Choice Gunpowder.
JO *1 " " Young Hyson,
10 " " " Imperial.
50 " " " Oolong.
10 " " " Aouchoug.
10 " " " Japau.
n store and for taie by
nov'J3 M. REILLT.
Tobaecow.
10 Cases Holbrook's lxiulsvllle Navy.
10 Butt's " ' * "
10 Cases Klnzer Bros, " '
10 Butts " ? '
100 Boxes I. R. Pace's Danville twist 3
and I os.
60 Boxes Dawson's Danville twist 3 os.
30 " John Bell, II Inch plug.
20 " Hwanson's AAA A 11 inch plug,
n store and fol sale by
j\O%?1 M. REILLT.
NundrieH,
|100 Palls Atmore'scelebrated Mince Meat
50 ttbl*. Choice Pickles,
lloo Half bbls. Choice Plrklee.
, 100 Boxes Iiayer Raisins.
2u Bbls. Dried Peas.
20 " Choice Buckwheat Klour
nst received and for sale by
deol M. Hill I T.
)upont's Gunpowder Agency.
M. REILLY
Sole Agent,
WHEELING, WEST TA.
Sporting, Blasting and ^fining Powder
.1 ways on band In magazine; also Pateut
ind Water-prool Hately Fuse. A liberal
llscount allowed to large buyers. nog
SYRU PS,
25 Bbl*. (Jilt Edge (Joldtn Hyrtip.
25 Maple Drlpa Goldeu Hyrup.
d utore ami for aale by
no2J Vt. RE1I.LT.
COFFEES.
l/iA BAOH STRICTLY PRIME
jUl" Choice, In atoreand lor ?u?le by
no22 M. RE1LLT,
Ooalien Oliooso
150 Boiee New York Ooaheo.
100 " Weetern Keaerve.
taut received and for aale by
inar? I. EBILLT.
"Fall iiWinterTrade 1875-6.
riNGLE & ISHAM,
a "CO a TUT flfP _
on 122
TEAS.
r?K')XK8 OUNPOWOKR. OOOP TC
)0 choice.
20 Box** Imperial,
10 Half Cheat* Gunpowder.
rorx? HTWI.
20 Boxe* choice.
oouwo.
<9 Hall Cheat* good to eboloe.
nccaoM.
20 Hall Cheat* choice.
iaras.
15 Half Cheat*, very floe.
Tlie above i* the beet anaortinenl and
nrgeatatock of Tea to oe loand in ouj
narket. Merchant* can aav* money b)
joying oar good*. 1 ri?U-a<j ml tending U
Baltimore and Philadelphia, where leai
?r<- msed ami colored. weaellnone bai
rai ft ht good*. Tmol.lt A 1MHAM.
BUAHTED COFFEE.
rHK POP!" I. A KIT Y OF Ot'l HOAHTFI
Coffee la rapidly lorreaalng. It a*j
sow be had In ail the Brat claae *roeerj
itoera which heretofore need Arbor a le*a.
Be no re to Inquire for and get
TIXOLft * 1J4HAM*.
XEW lORM CHEESE.
NEW YORK ?.<r-HJC>
1U Cbeea*. R.J. KMYTH.
n2i Cor. Market A Fourteenth Ht
RIO 4\D J 4? A < OI I KL
*e BAOH PRIME RIO.
|>I M) haga Common.
25 Matu Old Oov'mt Java, lor aale.
TI50LK A IHHAtt.
0. V. (JOSHES CHEESE.
?aa HIIXKM VERY FIRE JCrfTRE
ZUU CEIVED.
TINOIJC A ORAM.
M C-ABH.
Of ~ BBLA. KTAMJARLi UTKA C. BAA
(i) ? - Croohed.PowVd utd OraaaLatei
S*> - rrtoklin Kx U* C,;
M " imnn City C,
10 ** IJTlngOaB,
New UrlMM io hb'U, or bbbL,
roraolo by
T1NOLJE A WHAM.
mrr wampum to auent*. ;ladiio
LULL OoaMBMloi NndJobook, wltl
MILL 1t' romam. Heod mrnmp. r.P.Uloet
New 8^1 turd. Mm*. lei.K
PWUCCISTS.
5 LAd&HLIN BBOS. 4 CO..
Wholesale Dealers In
, Drugs, Ghemictls and MadidMS,
' Paints, Oils. White Lend. Turpentine,
Varnish, Window Glass anA
Glassware,
No. 1381 Maes t?r.. Wgnuaa,
50 caaaa Concentrated Lye,
100 ? Matches.
5 barrels Garrett's Route.
!S0 boxes Garrett's Packs.
1,000 pounds Dutch Madder Prlaal.
500 " Indlm Spanish float.
2i barrels Chip Lofwood.
23 " Chin Fustic.
At LAUGHL1X BROS.ACQ'S
100ounces Quinine, Powers* Weigh linau
SO " Hulphate Morphia.
SO H Nitrate Silver.
30 " Strychnia.
For rale At LAUUHLIN BROSAOOU
SO ponnda Chloroform.
SO " Bromide Potsaalnm,
25 " Calomel.
25 " Iodide Potash.
250 " Fluid Er^racta, TUdeti's.
SO " Hoi Id Ex 1 acts, do.
2Su bottles sugar Coated Kills.
25 doaen Kllxer*.
At I.ALGH1 :n BROS. * COM _
25 doaen Baker's Col Liver OH.
25 " Hall's Lung Balaam.
25 ' Jayne's Expectorant.
25 " Ayer1* Cherry Pectoral.
1,000 " Essences?Cinnamon, Ac.
5cU " Bateman Props.
500 " Godfrey's Cordial.
luO " Essence Jamaica Uenger,
At LAUUHLIN BKUB. A COM.
2,0uo pouuds drain Pepper?Singapore.
, 500 " Cloves.
' 500 " Allspice.
200 " Nutmegs?Government.
500 ' Cream Tartar, pure A choice.
500 " Mustard, In cuna and In bulk.
500 Ground Ginger, East lndaaAd
J smart a. Cox's Gelatine, Arrow Boot,
Tapioca aYul Sago.
dedJ At LAPUALIN BROS. A CPU.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS I
Toilet Sets,
Toilet Bottles,
Toilet Articles,
Ac., at
S U L LI V A N'S,
ISrw MAKKKT HTREET,
Beck's Block.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS I
tlecsi
HONOR BRIGHT
\\TK HAVK INFORMATION THAT A
lew retail dealer* are buying Interior
linking Powder*, putting them In our
Ihixcn and eatia ami selling tliem as Ixwnu,
Mm A I'o'k Kxcelalor linking Powder. Thla
lw a fraud upon consumers aa well aa upon
un, and ? t a*k roitNiinier* to aid ua In Iba
exposure of such dishonorable practice#,
ASK FOR
LOCiAX. LIST * C O.'8
Excelsior Baking Powder.
InsIM on having .11, and not an Imlia
tlona. JftS
A CARD.
E LAIN IS,
THE FAMILY SAFEGUARD OIL I
The underatcned. Underwriter* ol Ilia
city ol Wheeling, havlug wltnea?ed the
extraordinary teata to which the Klalue
Oil, inuuulaclured by Mcaara. Warden A
Oxuanl, of I'lltahugh, waaaub|ected In our
presi-nce, hereby exprcaa our conviction
thai It In what II U claimed to he, a nonKxploslvc
Oil, and that It In free front the
dangettiUN limv* which are uaually found
I >11 IliumIIIHI lllll oil* inane iroiu |?-n <>m-u
I hy the uii'of which ha* hccn ciuohI mi
much deatriH tlon of lllc hiiiI property.
We believe that IU Introduction Into
general u*c will he to the general advantage
of the Initurunce conipulilcN and ol thu
coinniunlly.
(J H. Collier, Fire A Murine ItmuranceOi.
II. 7. Hhrlver, CltlactiN' I insurance Co.
I J. K. Miller, .Ftna InaurunceCo.
K Itelufcr, Merman I oauraii*** Co.
II J. V. I,. It>Miner*, Peahodv limuranee th.
T. 1*. 1 * 11111|>m, Franklin Iumuranee Jo.
C. M. Cocn, Meneral luaurauce Agent.
THE TltAHK Ml'PPl.IKI) HY
LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
WIIOI.KHALK tiKt'UOINTa,
Jail WHFKMWO, W. VA.
STATU LINl]
To Ulaagow, l.hrryaal, Me I teat aak
Loa?l?a4errr, Mo.
Htate ofPenneyIvaula, state ol Virginia,
Htale of IxHilalana, Slate of Meorgla,
a tale ol ScvH'lu, state ot Mill eaolu
State ol Klorhla, state of Alabama,
State of Indiana.
Mailing every Wednesday from Fag I a
Pier, Hoboken, N. J.
The aceommoduli'din and pmvlalona pro.
vlded on tbeae ahlp* are unaurpaaaau by
ih"?e of any other line.
Katoa of Paaaage?Klrat Cabin . *). 970, |W;
Kxcaialon Th keta, I12U. Second Cabin,9*ft;
i return tlckela, |S). Steel age at low eat
rate*.
AI.'KTFM. BALDWIN A Do., Agente, No.
73 Broadway, N. Y.; MEM. H. LEAK. Ml
Chcattiiil St., Philadelphia; or J. Y. MKKKIMAN,
Agent, Adaio'a Expreaa Co'a olflee,
Wheeling. W, Va. lioflK
WHtEUN^USINES^CO^GE.
IjisT ABI.ISHKD law. uFKKEM AN IMj
proved rourwe of ?tudy for U?* praeI
tleal education ol young men. Elegant
room*, refitted ami furnlahed. Hepnrala
room for ladlca. Heaalotia day ami avauI?K.
Ih'llvliluitl InalrurtloD given each
alu(l? nt; alfto thorough rouraeIn lha KngHalt
hrutirhea. I all at Colic** office, oppo
I alte Mr Lure ilonaa. or addr<-*a
J. M. KKAHHKR A OOaglTyb
Wheeling, W. Va.
WEST VIR6IHIIIUIIVERSIM.
nORGAXTO W N, W. J A.
THK HKAI.THKl'LWWH or the i?CALITY;
the aupcrtor fact I It aa tor
I luatrtirtion : the economical, <J larlpllnarr
i and other advantage* ottered have made
thla Inalltutlon deaervedljr poj.tilarwllh
) th'ae who ilealre to arronipilah a aound
education under the moat lavorabla rlr1
eumatanree.
. I NaitTcrm beglna Meptember 7lb.
For Catalogue, and fuller In lor mallow,
add rear aujr of lha Hagantaor of the fecal*
ir.

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