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CITY SELECTION.

paid Invariably in advance Persons complying with this
rule, viii understand why their nominations do uppssF
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A Mss As Coon As MItx-the agent Of the
New York associated Press, at Washing an, tel
,egraphs under dateof December 80:
tai. Banks, last week, on oneor two occasions,
obtainsas precisely votes enough for the election
of Speaks, but before the result could be an
nouneed seyeraf gentleman, who had been sent
foE, hurTiediY entered the House, and cast their.
ssltfGges sE apothes;s' th'as turning The spRla
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FOR OHRLS7M4S AND NEW TR4R'S

ADAMS, Premium Daguerreotyps has the pleasure Of
informing the citizens Wheeling he producing by
the aid of eheieal agent Ambrotypes unlike those
heretofore made in this city They Of such brlaney
bodnesl and artistic finish, excite admiration
every including artists who have visited the
brated Eastern Galleries, who pronounce them best Roy
erer sdse."
e Five Medals and Eight Diplomas have been awarded
to Adams Remember the Gallery corner Main and Union
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oDD FR1Lows FusERAL SERVICES IN PoRrs-
4ou7u.-on Sunday last, according to public
notice, the members of Old Dominion Lodge,
No. 8, /. o. o. F., and Wilde Encampment, No.
s. Portsmouth, assisted by Washington, LaFay-
cite and Harmony Lodges, and Jerusalem and
Social Encampments, of this city, paid the last
sad tribute Of respect to the following members
of Old Dominion Lodge, who fell victims to the
late epidemic, by public procession and funeral
address:
LIST OF ODD FELLOWS WHO DIED prR1xci TIE Ell
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TExAS-!A municipal election just hold in Aus
tin, Texas, has resulted in the choice of the
American candidates for Mayor Recorder, and
nearly all the other city officers, The route Of
the Galveston and Red River Railroad has been
surveyed for about one hundred and ffty-four
miles, and the grade of the road nearly cOmplet.
ed from Houston to a mile beyond Cypress creek.
It's said to be generally understood that the
Legislature viii soon adjourn, and that an exs
ira session win be called in the Spring, tocon-
slider the new code of laws. A Mexican who
was in jail at Corpus Christ, onacharge of killing
one of his countrymen was forcibly taken from
prison, at night by about twenty-five Mexieans
aud Americans, and hung. Auother Mexican at
the same place got very much frightened, it is
said, upon seeing aparty Of hostile Indians, and
went to the priest. had his sins absOlyed,S and
died Immediately afterwards. Soruns the story.
A party of the sayages had been committing de-
lpredations:at Bspdsra, about seventy miles above
San Antonio.
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tFromth the Cumberland Miners Journal.I
tx ECETTON OF NJHT


Fort Aunlerer.L 4. G. HadeiandH. GYaeff
died as he MISUNDERSTANDING to the last Even
not change. Morbid curiosity drew to onr
place thousand. Early in the morning the
streets were crowded every avenue as throng-
ed with eager enthusiaStS-wonien as eonspicu-
GUS as men. At ten o'clock, pursuant to the or
der of the Sheriff, the Guards and tContinen-
tails formed the line of march at their armoEy
and proceeded to the jail .-sas,syss.e5s
In short time the prisoner was taken out and
placed in wagon, and from thence conveyed TO
the place of execution, about milo. north of
town, in charge of our indefatigable Sheriff, DIR.
Eyertt, Deputy and aids. The Wagon contain
ing the prisoner was stationed between the two
military companies-"G Guards" and "Continen-
tails The order ofmarch was given, and the
immense assemblage ofpeople proceeded to the
ground in good order. When they arrived at
the scalfoId a very appropriate and feeling adj
dress was delivered by the Rev. MIR. Clemm, OF
the Methodist Church, demonstrating that ''thc
way of the transgressor is hare, p and that the
wages of sin are DEATH"
After the remarks of the Rev. 3Ir GLENN, the
prisoners spiritual adviser, the Rev. Mr.. Maeir,
knelt with him, (the prisoner and made a very
solemn appeal in behalf of the unfortunate cul-
pflt, TO the Throne OF Trace. AT the CONCLUSION,
the prisoner continued kneeling, and made o
long and impassioned prayer, supplicating the
Lord to have mercy on his soul He said that
he was hardened creature, but throughout his
devotions he sternly denied the crime for which
he was convicted, and to give the assertion EN-
phasis placed his hand upon his heart several
times
When he concluded, he arose and shook hands
with all present on the scahold. A few seconds
elapsed. twas now fifteen minutes of O'clock.
Here we will draw blank over the awful scene,
only remarking that it was indeed sad mo
ment--a moment for sad Notwithstanding
hands with our fellow mortals, in good health
conscious all the timo that IN few moments we
would be in eternity. 1t is horrible to contem.
plate-to think ofin the face OF all the evidence
adduced to convict him, the prisoner, dying,
protesting his innocence TO the last, placing his
hand upon his heart; and even when struggling
in the agonies of death, that hand still, with
great effort found place upon his breast, as il
to give a last and silent token Of his innocence
But of his guilt there is no doubt-none in the
So ended this sad scene. Earth has mortal
less Frederick Miller is dead. He expitiated
his crime on the gallows; the majesty of the law
of the land demands it, and Christian people
can only hope that he died reconciled to HcaV-
en-.
But the moral lesson is taught, we can answer,
such scenes arc revolving, and only serve tc
deaden the finer and purer feelings of humanity
Nay they be less.
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Truth stranger than Fiction"
LET TIE Ay3zlczg9 HE4R THE TESTIMONY

LII TIE AFFLICIED KEAR THE TESTIMONY
0FA LADY. -IH
those who have the pleasure Of knowing her VIZ need
say nothing but to others remark that desire to
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak None can APP
pseiate her Joy aud gratitude IN being relieved from psin
after years Of suffering unparalleled but those W there be
any who have suffered like her.
Miss s. long been resident Of this cltyor the Iast
years has been successfully conducting school at No $50
ballnoie street The happy change In her subject
q and joy TO her numerous rCnde We ask
hose interested to call ON her She will tell them more OF
hef cure by 4l'pro's Ifure than has ritteI Thus
- this remedy goes giving relief to the sick We refer
the public to them Prom distant places We also hear
Of the same happy result These facts with the concurrent
sos 70 hue her heads and eopeedu that Hamptons Tue
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"a ward Tieket for ConneII.

Ma. EDuEYou viii please announce the name of JOHN
HAMILTON, JAS. VI. PAXTON, JOS C. ACHRSoN, &. IL
FITZGH JOHN MORGAN as candidates for election
to City Council, and oblIge
desi CITIZENS OF THIRD WARD.
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a SINGULAR PHYSIOLOGICAL FAcT-The trans
ference of yitality which appears to take place
when young persons are habitually placed in
contact with the aged, is not nursery fiction.
1t is well attested by very competent authorities.
"A not uncommon cause," observes DIR. James
Copeland, tof depressed vital power, is the
young sleeping with the aged. This fact, how
ever explained, has been long remarked, and it
is well known to every urprejudiced observer.
have on several occasions met with the coun-
terpart of the following case: was, few years
ago, consulted about pale, sickly, and thin boy,
Of about four or five years of age Heappeared
to have so specific ailmcnt, but there was slow
and remarkable decline of flesh and strength,
and of the energy of the functions; what his
mother very aptly termed gradual blight
After inquiry into the history of the crse, it came
out that he had been very robust and plethoric
child, up to his third year, when his grandma
ther, very aged person, took him to sleep with
her; that be soon afterwards lost his good looks;
and that he continued to decline progressively
ever since, notwithstanding medical treatment.
directed him to sleep apart from the aged pa
rent, and prescribed gentle tonics, change Of arr
&c. The recovery was rapid But it is not in
children only that debility is induced by this
mode of abstracting vital powers. Young fe-
males married to very old men suffer IN similar
manner, although seldom to so great an extent
and instances have come to my knowledge where
they have suspected the cause of this debilitated
state These facts are often well known to the
aged themselves, who consider the indulgence
favorable to longevity, and thereby, illustrate
the selfshness which, in some persons, increases
with their years. Every medical practitioner is
well aware Of the fact, and parents are generally
advised not to allow their infants to sleep with
aged persons.
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S PECIAL NO TICMs.
NOTICES no TRAVETEpC

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
TRAVELLERS passing the c. o. Railroad are inform.
ed that the Proprietor up Rooms in 'cLARK's
NKw BrLDGs where he will rp upon the arrival evs-
ry train,
FARE LUYCH AND nor coFRsg FOR FZF.
TREY CENTS
the regular price the Depot Stand being 80 cents
quentiy thrtyave viii be saved. Be particular
step into Myers Rershment Rooms just street.
81 door from the corner.
Eeerytafng sGppi;ed Aars called yor. Information of
al kinds impaired free Of charge.
) GAINESVILLE, Nov. 1a, 1888 pveg8m
WIZ. a. hatcher OR.s HAIR DYE.
GREY Red, Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black, without the injury
skin.
FUTEES MsDALs Diplomas have been awarded 10 VIM
Bachelor since 1880, and $1,000 applications have
been made the Hair of his patrons of his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying the hair and WhEcrss UNJUST as 1t
would be against covering bald head with wig
wM A. BArcHRLoRs HAN DYE produces color not to be
distinguished from nature, and inurs
the least however longit may be continued
Made sold applied Tin private rOOms the Wig
ry, 2SS Broadway, Y.
Sold in all cities and of the United States, by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealers
E-The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving four sides of each bottle, Of
WILLIAM a. BACHELOR,
2sS broadway, New York,
For sale wholesale and retail by
aq1s L4UGHLINS d BUSKFZELD.
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Hats and Caps.


ATEhaye this day received one Of the finest and most
w beautiful assortment of Hats and Caps that We have
ever had OF brought this city; fasionR-
bic that could be made in the eastern markets.
Itcomprises in part the following kinds -7
Gents No. Silk molesEin Hats light elastic ade by
the best and in strict orders
me white and black beaver, SEAL
Nothing and Wide Awake Hats white and black soft fur and
wool hats OF every color, quality and price.
AlaoCaps OF every description and OF the most recent
styles such as the Nevada Know Nothing Pyranese Pyra.
mid Crnadal Russian English Washington and Consoll-
dalton Caps and all other kinds In abundance which Will be
to this community.
Childrens Hats and Caps all kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses in New York
Carpet bags, Purs and Gloves always on hand.
AL persons most respectfully invited call and exam
me our magnificent stock of Goods before purchasing
tidious. = - 49,
Nothing viii be wanting part suit and RecOmmo-
date our numerous patrons.
A Word TO Country Merchants.
II you wish anything In the way Hats and Caps Just
give us CALL viii guarantee that we will sell YOU goods
as low as they can be got anywhere this Philadelphia
and on the most favorable terms. ~
dca1 q n uApppp 4 GoEy
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Peoples Candidate.

Peoples. CnndIdale.l@ .se
MR EDroE:-Please announce our worthy fenow.ctzen,
DANIEL DUNBAR, nste Peoples Candidate for the Office
Superintendent the Water Works ct the coming Char
ter Election Election Janl THE PEOPLE,
SrR- EDrTon:-You wiz please announce Mr. HENRY CO.
NNT Ctilens' Candidate for City Sergeant and Obge
Jnss TIE CITIZENS
INDEPENDENT CITIZENS TICKET
City Sergeant H ooNANT; Wharf Master, J. c. WILEY;
Collector of Revenue, JOHN HUGHES Street Commission
en- JACOB AHICK; Superintendent of Water Works. DAN
TEL DUNBAR.
The above supported by the independent voters Of
the city at the coming election. jps'
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nIYIDEND

WHEELING SAyISUs lSsTITrTIoH, Jan LIST, 1883.
ME Directors of this Institution have this day declared
dividend Of Ten per cent? the Capital Stock out Of
the profits OF the last six mouths Payable the soehold
srs on demand WA. MCCOY,
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EsKEIIs CO.. VIA oFsll IDS Day ana 70. morrow
IL Tuesday, their - si5is 3 '1.1fsS I.
$50, - SECOND STOCK -
g ~ ala apses Goods % Nsct deg lsx tbe stsutlcn
eS7tas b3hltN SsBg
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i-sa - dissolution,
VIE firm Of ". g. Bradley, dissolved on the 1st Of
y January The business will be settled up By William
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DISSOLUTION.
ME- partnership existing between the subscribers under
The hTm nHe OF THOMPSON PGTTEEsoE h th1 ia III.
solved by mutual consent The business viii be- eondncted
oy JOIN H. THOMPSON, who VII! collect all debts due no aTm
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
= jill. PATTERSON
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To incorporate the Portsmouth Library and
A number of bills heretofore reported were
read first and second time and committed.
On motion of Mr.. Mallory, the House adIourn-
ed.
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p Call and get ptrphletg and ace cirep
era, s9s .sss AoSnn q Co.. Wheeling, Gen.
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RRAIl EsTArE sALEs-
Hotel5 for Sale.
HoUSH AVID LoT FoR sAT,

e present Proprietor Is DESTROYS Of removing to the
N.Y. which Is solely his frSsou for Wishing 20 dispose of
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SOMETHING AB0U1T HAMPT0HlS TyEcTUPE-y IN
NERVOUS SUFFERERS 80 :
AS an InyigoTRtOr and Restorative where gentle utu
ANT Y Wsnted We believe superior all the CordiaE be-
lore me public as cure for DYSPEPSIA COUGIIs sCROP
LIS ana klEUhATIsAEWl all diseases Of the stomach and
has been truly sueersafu tothe single ana mar
ne ousF size most valuable remedy, which Thousands
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WOOLLEN YARN FACTORY.
THE undersigned Will continue the mandatory Stock
ing Earn In East Wheeling Thankful for past favors he
hopes 70 merit public patronage in the future.
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= - va - w EAGA4B'
ME well known Tavern, known Mrs Goodnss on the
National road, miles OF Wheeling will 81 for rtnI
from April drat 1885. TIC wen and favorable
AnOWn to require further notice.
Fer terms enquire Of Jacob flooding the undersigned
nVlSu LYDIA CRCGER
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JOHN Y respectfully announces dat he viii
continue the Book Stationery aud HdN PiDer business a
Main street where he will be happy 10 receive ne pa
OF MS old friends and the public generally Jani5e
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sOIdby MORTIMER L MoW1yRAY.
30 baltimore st.. naltin0re
Price u per bottle. H0 e0'' 1toea"'y' \; oc Z;
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But the moral lesson is taught, we can answer,
such scenes arc revolving, and only serve to
deaden the finer and purer feelings Of humanity
NAY they be less.
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Ga. TaRsE WoxAx.--Here arc three little
items, which win no doubt be interesting to our
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ENCOURAGE NatERICAN5 MANUFACTURES
h. BUVE1 EEk'sS BOOIk-G6EEPElS'S t.sy4t
Writing Fluid. 57s ~

this superior Fluid Ink has been before the pnhltc
= years. II las been constantly gaining In
favor, and tuterrc by many to the far.faed Ar
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APRIL 9, 1856.
MIsCEIaLA

For FIW Course imeEudtMJ an Dep0rssnehhs OF Book
Keeping Lectures dlst isHa1nssip rnrittbLyi In
For Fail Course In LGdi6s DepttrtneR 20
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ss- Rlour .lfnrrelSs -, 80 Z, 7T,iT-
Inn ROUND Hoop Flour BIrrtIs FOR haic hy ~
lAJJt l12sns ft v.t.1l a. s.Il.,1s. 4Efl..TILs0N.
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.yf.sts,,i az AEIH .BAGLlA.4; ,,,i hT,,s,
HANS and shouIisrssys Superior article sor
Ia sale atI9 Main Sill 10 Sff&9d slt tBlla hloW
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nR1s nj E sI,s, ri Iio43s9s1oq Il
q 3pe2 .r.t-y.y7 10 {f4;,,s = r,,, AsiGEoy,YILSoH,
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TO PiPEse !NA3ESiCTGHEgS,
BLEACHING Powders, Ultra Marine Alum,
ipier Wires TSins 4rsHs4 Clay sSls Assal
knives, Rag Cutters etc. etc., FnIEhedto ordeHopBherst
T sSs t n = aaE9m .1SMnp1S, G1rnEssoS vi ooat
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ia. 54;iililtG4 I'D, us ,3;IGLAtS,2dt hs1od
a MOTHER supply Of Vols Sd and 3, aud complete sets
Ii of aaedday 1Iist6ry Of siAnhI bgdt o5ni
tnS9 II, ztstI, s,t. ds,,,s, ., ~ HlL+pE& BIG.
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For Full Course In LVd6s Department 20
rSIIE take great pleasure in expressing
h6 elrecr tlsIF Institution since
~ theaf
newell dfellt} ne
RAPIDLY increasing demand foF'n Ittcticqt aud co1ee
sfrs course Of mercantile trHiNiRG The great practical
experience Principal in heavy Banking and Commer
cal Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
system o. COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral exercises
nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student, this process is drilled ut the DESK, iadtrtd
uaLiy step STEP until he has mustered the whole routine
of Accountants duties as thoroughly as though no had
Holse and thus I'LL awEwardnSss ItSTing, and egrcgious
plumbers are, In great measure, dissIpitel. t ~
In edition engagement of accomplished Assist
ants we have also secured the services Of OF the
most eminent Lecturers Ohio lecture commercial
topics. '-sz -..-s ts.,
here, hut eubrucus every inS connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY hook HEEPINGi withiree and full discussion Of
Scientific Pucples-ccturss upon Commercial History
and History FntcI Commercial Men, Commercial Gc
orraphy, Commercial Products. Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
nership, &c. t -.,... b. -.i.
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WHEIlT.T Me-
== - z 49,
near! , asa ~: =. sS1I,SIIov,
clostSo OF PAN Asp wisTEs e0o .9L
( hS nv ,nsS Tie folS1SjSp Fr,I1ctsnns:
VIII cor,.6nstl isI seags femsr,y held at IS o.
sT tIose q 81 for So; aud others il pToporon am
oneFlhs greateF ~ ~ fte.S 0 @
REDUCTION Of 50 per ct WIN DO Esnte and e0se
NTH e ee ~ s as 70 HnrraIms ever oIerSti
Others shall sell on the sa,ns @ @ @ ss S @ al.
cloth. TRIMMINGS
cSiSrts eSdIsn,s ooen saes ladies superior wool
such srssy and q such low Hgse1 ss
~ .h ,oint I u ssII my
goods @ much Isss thh1
~ ~ eaphet IL Come one
'a' Matts 70 say Hti sPRAtfER z
aes2s. =, Ss. Monroe ami Union ...:
ON and after the rst 81 January, proximo, the
I e. Tst ns' lsrns CO. ROM be F dissolved by m''''n
All persons indebted 70 US WIZ Pleas ea anI max
viii present them Tor adjustment t=tst'Eti
,;,z7;;.,.,,,,
,..= COMPREHENSIVE. - =, p
eF location under the name and stye Of
swEARtScES They would respectfully ASlet from their
r.,., Q. "; IEIsK xTEI,r,, :.
December 81, 1855. Il D.sMEARlEGES,1a. =
ENoogEAGE 1mERIS1M
TVI-iti11er Ell11i Il -
w 44N4AS = AsA@o. -,
nearly two years II las been CONSTANTLY gaining IN
aySr ana Is nov preferred by many to the
During twenty thousand and pint bot;
to ba1EsTs and me!GSas IN cnsna IGaTs Pits
t$s q 52 SspsS5lx 5s.oh Eals
aud New Orleans 1t has also heen adopted In the State De-
E;t class Ron,ss q s! Of
@ s s Ga
and Illinois.
ols GsSs Srs
leT,s BOOB Keepers Writing Fluid: ., ,,.-,S:,7.
bank Of whesing; BANK Of wheslinE Crescent Mangfae.
graph oact baltimore and Ohio Railroad oalct Mcclure
House; Kelly Holloway Cos russell e Ac2ce;
Matthews Co; T. Sweeney Som D"HHe & Cowgirl OF
din, Gthsrsoh Co.; Press.
o oe5 sue =" N'"U''S ilNBDiS, GILBERsoN eco
So T,,c+ PaoaiuaiS
w A; EPwSR6s 1Ro: Ss1s u. ssss,y;a from ,s
Nv tSs Sr sr nm IS e ,s, ~ S res!
"r; q" i.I :v iS'. H. .itsniTnn nf Ill T., ,,S, of
good and cheap Toceries Our stock coEISts In part Of
me S,o ,ar.cabo, and java c5sse. brown earia.ddo
Crushed and PmIverizctl sugars;
Cocoon, iro,nn Chnc oiatc hest brands; $3.50
Fresh Peaches, Applies Strawberries Raspherres,
in f fa ssa PlS MasS SSFn siSfSs sna
ws Huns D''' iN''''''
Tobaeeot and SCARS, fine qualities;
SIaes and EsssnssS S Of eIeFy ysrsy
ToSstlsr with many otlcr articles loo .ea;os 10
rats al Of which we are selling at very low p5rss
Remember he Sncecorner Nsrlei and ouIncS sr.rts sd
Sintnp tbs pos.ofsc WbpElins Va ' '''''s " EmTeS
WHEELING MUSIC STORE
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~ tEtrOtII ~ eIfIsI, 1relnnd.y -
p slEYiES s3 ft7T 3AEsts,tseESs7 Or

I,ss ib17f-ils--iR .-tt-4E-=5s - ~ Z +
tss received direct from Ireland, avery lArge
choice Irish Ilnans maId iac,uTed exa
nressly for Us ard warranted All pure -
we 70 sell these Linens cheap as they
saSS Sealn anye nG the Eastern ctes. lyli
ALs6-a large stock Of Linen canhFls
III = uRIslRIIs. slFEAniSs
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-.- .5- - [ CO.PARTSERSHIP.s .. ID --i., y
TIE undersigned will continue the Dry business in
present location under the aud style Of liEsSElt
They would respectfully Aollcit from their
old friends and customers of their iaTorS
pecemDers 81, 1865. y. sMENhIEdrS, ia.