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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-05

Vermont Central Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Routes for
Chicago and the West.
TO Commence Monday, May 10, 1858.
Trains Going North.
Leave Montpelier, 1T 7.40 A. M, aud 4.25 PM
I1 Junction with trains leaving Boston and Sprng del,;
at 400 Pm. leaves Windsor at IS p ". connects
Ogdensbnrgh, also with trains for Toronto Detroit Chi
cage, Buffalo, cleveland, st Louis via sither GtaRe
Trunk New YOik Central and Lake Shore Iines max
ing the shortest and best routes to the West
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN connect at Windsor with
train leaving New York at 500 NJ and a; Wh.e River
Junction with Train leaving Boston noou stop owe
light at NOrthfeld and proceed forming at 750
connecting at Rouses' Point with the Epress T'rssu
for the West.
Trains Going South.
Leave Montpelier at 1915 a v. and Oils p. NJ.
MAIL, TRAIN connects at Ronses' Point with trains
om Ogdensbugh aud Montreal at Burlington with trains
for Troy and Albany White River Junction with trains
for Boston and NeW York arriving in Boston at $40 M
and in New York al ll.4l p.
ACCOMMODATlCN TRAIN connects 1t Rouses Point
with from the and Montreal, at Burlington
with Lake Champlan Steamers and tho Rutland Road at
White River Junction with trains for Boston, Lowell
Worcester, &C., arriving in Boston at 90 p. M next day
earlier than any other route.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the west for sale nj
the principal stations. R. SHERBURNE Sup't
Noihfed, May 10, 1858.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-05
j. H. PADDOCK. .

Manufacturers Agent for Piano Forts, .Aierandre
Organs, Boehm and Euler Flutes, Guitars,
Brass Instruments. &c.
MR. PADDOCK has arranged to visit the cities at short
wi intervals and offers his services to any who may de-
sire Piano-FOrte Tor other Instrument CAREFULLY Sc
LEcTED for its MUSICAL QUALITIES and its TRUE VALUE AS
AN INSTRUMENT.
Those who of the wide musical difference be,
tween instruments of the Glass; the make, and
the same price, will appreciate the advantage of careful
| selection, by possessing sufficient musical and me.
chanca experience to render his opinion of value.
As Mr. Paddock Is the AUTHORIZED AGENT of the cele-
brated house of
Chickering 4 Sons,
well of other makers of the best reputation in Bos-
ton and New York, with access to their FACTORIES as
we'll Warerooms his advantages for comparison and
selection Of instruments uneaqueled While at the
time he is able to and Fac
without charge for packing trucking and deliver
ing AT ANY DEPOT IN THE STATE LOWEST FACTORY
| PRICE.
Circulars will be forwarded, and any musical nforma-
| ton afforded by addressing JOHN H. PADDOCK,
Organst at the Congregational Church, and Teacher
of Piano in Mrs. J. X. LORDS Boarding School.
| Montpelier, Vt. SStf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-05

Safe for Sale.
MALL d1e, at bargain.
STORRS FULLER.
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West Randolph Academv

E. SAWYER, Secretary. '''''N 1 fSSrs'''''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23
The Atlantie Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF TuE NIAGARA AND ooReoN IN IRELAND
two HUNDRED AND FIFTY NILES OF CABLE LOST
-HuRTuER ACCOUNTS By Mr.. FIELD AND OTHERS.

49,, -, ~. wi. .vcbonges received nv
FROM our NeSsAO' = $500. -
yesterday malls, we gather inc lolowing inter-
esting items concerning the failure to lay the
Atlantic Telegraph.
The following appeared in the Times:
'.FEOm Cyrus " Field, Her Ngjesty's SerUice,
QueenstOaon, to the Directors Of the atlantic
Telegraph Company, July 8:
"The Niagara and Gorgon arrived this morn
ing. On Wednesday evening, June ~, when
we had 142 miles Of coble Maid out. and all on
bnarl the Niagaro WINS going ON perfectly. the
signal from the Aramemnon ceased. and from
the tests, the electricians say The cable must
have nnrted Mt or ncnr the AFamemnon. ad-
wise vonr meeting here as soon as possible"
The Times Also contains the following letter:
"ouEENsTowS. july 5.-The niagara and
GorSon arrived This morning Three attempts
have been made to law down the cable. the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

How TO MAKE INDIAN WHISKY AND GET UP AN
INDIAN MARA citizen Of st. Paul furnishes
some pretty hard papers on his fellow citizens
who trade with the Northwestern ludiaGs. He
says n barrel of the ''pure CINCINNATI" even
after it has run the gauntlet of railrod and lake
travel, is sufficient basis upon which to manu-
Cacturc one hundred barrels of good Indian
liquor!" lie says small bucketEull of the Gin
cinnati article is poured into washtub almost
full of rain water; large quantity of ''dog-leg"
tobacco aud red pepper is then thrown into the
tub; bitter species of root, common in "the
land of DucOta, is then cut aud added; burnt
sugar or some such article is used to restore
something like the original color of whisky. The
compound has to be kept ON hand a few days
before it is fit for use. 1t is then administered
to the aborigines adj libitum.-IIe says all an
Indian wants is something that will "bite" and
it matters not whether it is pepper, rum or to-
bacco; that bewill give forty of land for one
dose. He says some Of the spectators, when
they wish to "drvc bargain" have only to
administer this innocent preparation to the
Chippewas and Sioux simultaneously and they
all start at once for their war-cluhs and toma-
ra~I.", -.I proceed 60 ele~se aaoh nthSr'S hraims
out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23
New Advertisements.
Marshall County to wit:

To tho cac,k of the County Court Of said County,
WE James Alexander VIM. Blake and Jonathan Lock.
w wood three rreehOlders Of the said county
SeCIean Justice Of the said county, we have this day,
on our oahs viewed and appraised mare taken uP
Tnsenb McClean on his land estrsy, and assess e
value Of the esray Thirty noars The said est9y
saddle marks on sides, branded on the let Jaw anu
left shou Ter with the O. about four en- hands hip
and suppose he six years old Given uhueF our "Su
anu seats ''''s '''' NH' JAMES ALEXANDER, tLsl
WIN BLAKE [LSl
J. II. LOCKWOOD ILS.l
jy2s-wsw Acopy-Teste: E H. CALDWELL, C!E.
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TnE ArLANTIc TELEenArn news which

The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPM.-Thc news which
we have received, of what may be considered
the last result of the late cndcavor to connect
Europe with America, by magnetic telegraph,
is of rather disastrous character. We fear it
has been a failure. This will prove mournful
news to all liberal minded men of Europe and
America. This contamination has been devoutly
wished for. As commercial agent, its value
would have been incstimable. In political
point of view, its influence would haye'bee
great. As triumph of science, the work would
have crowned this generation with glory more
enduring and moro bright than that which is an
nexed to any by-gonc age. The eighteenth
century witnessed the discovery of the method of
catching the lightning ;-how natural and prop
or would it be for the nineteenth century TO have
ittrained and educated to its utmost capacity!-
Franklin played principal part in dividing En-
rope from America when tho connection was
dishonorable, and inaugurated the means by
which we may be connected in a manner equal
and honorable. How has not the result Of the
old Philosophers investigations blessed our age2
We have confidence in the ultimate success of
the enterprise. A telegraph connecting England
with the coutiuentof Europe, which is analogous
in every respect to the one now endeavored to
be laid, is in successful operation. 1t demon
Strates that the Subtle fluid" can be con-
Quoted through the sea. The last effort by
the telegraph fleet was made under adverse
circumstances. Storms overlook it, which
doubtless dishartcned those in charge of tho
enterprise, besides doing great damage to
the ships The cable broke, which demon
strates that it must be made stronger and it will
succeed in bearing the pressure. We have seen
piece Of the ustble, which rrnS of about tho
diameter of a dime, and seemed TO us to have
almost infinite strength. Nature presents no
impediments which may not he overcome. 1t
only requires Arts most hcrculean cfForts-and
is not the reward of glory and advantage which
will Inevitably attend the success of the enter,
prise sufficient TO call forth such excrlions? To
do this is duty we owe to the memory of the
great discovcrcr of the principal of the enter
prise and a tribute to the worth of those who
in latter days have applied more perfectly that
principal Selfintercst and laudablc ambition
to glorify humanity, make it a duty. 1t is a
great undertaking and cannot be consummated
for triHe-grcat, untiring labor and munificent
expense must attend it, Failure in the first
attempts was to be expected, Theory goes a
great way in doing common things, but in n
work OF such magnitude experience must lend
its aid to teach us. This experience is the re.
suit of failure Each result which seems dis
astrous, only brings MS nearer the contamination
Of the great end, b. showing our weaknesses
and teaching us to mend them
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

RrrALrATIox.-The Legislature of Texas, at
its last session, passed the following Act;
SECTION l. Belt enacted by the legislature of
the state of Texas, That the following sums be,
and they are hereby appropriated for the use
and support of the State Peniteutiary for the
years 1858 and 1869: (Alter naming the various
items the law makes this further proviSion:)
"For purchasing and putting up additional ma
chinery, $lS,0O0-Provided, That no part of
the sam0 shall be appended an the state of NaSsa-
chusettS, nor for machinery manufactured in
Suid state"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

A'sAvAGE FIGHT BETWEEN Two PHYSICIANS.
The Peoria (Ill.) Transcript contains the par
Schrader and Frank, at Pekin, on Wednesday
evening last. In the ARRAY, DIR. Schrader was
severely injured, having received severe cuts
from dirk knife in tho head and face, one of
them penetrating his lungs. His recovery was
considered doubtful. DIR. Frank Immediately
gave himself up aud was committed to Jail to
await an examination, and the result MS to the.
recovery of DIR. Schrader from his wounds.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

taking. whereas, ifthe separation has occurred
Mt the bottom, its effects will be greatly to
damn. if not deter the enterprising spirit OF the
directors from persevering in this gigantic pro-
iect. Should nothing be heard of her consoFt,
the niagara will, after coaling proceed to her
coalng station, having still on board about l'3oo
miles Of the cable, which, supposing that the
other vessel has retained similar amount,
would still permit of the junction being compile
ted, and allow 80 per cent for casualties. In
this last trial, some 500 miles ofthe rope was
lost, and when it is calculated that 1t is
roughly estimated that the value OF the cable Is
about 1901 mile, it will be seen that the sac
rifce upto the present has not been SO eXten:
sive as might at first sight have been supposed.
Col. STEpToE's DEFEAT.-An officer who was
in, the fight with tho Indians on Snake River,
Oregon, writes to the New York Post an account
of the engagement. He says;
The expedition was organized entirely upon
peace basis; skirmish, perhaps, with some
Of the unrnly Palouses, was oil that the most
cautious anticipated, consequently the dragons
were without their sabTes, carrying merely the
usual muSketoon.
Lieut.. WIN. CASTOR, Cd Dragons, with his
company, made gallant charge, but having no
Sabres, the power of the men to injure the enc
my was comparatively futile. Five hundred In
Olll IlIeS HGTG pUiblGu lUMulhS IhS -
lows and bullets whistled fast and thick among
their ranks; hut they fought bravely, till sud
denly a bail pierced the heart of their com
mander, and Lieut. GastOn's noble spirit went
to its final account. Then a panic seized the
men, and Lieutenant Grege's endeayor to rally
them, in order to recover the body of Mr.. Gas.
ton, were unavailing, and the red tiends drove
them headlong over hill. In the meantime
Captains Taylor's and Windsor's companies
were fighting five times their number The
former dismounting to assist wounded man,
was shot from behind through the back; feeling
he was wounded, he asked to be assisted on his
horse, but scarcely had he reached the saddle
neck, and the spirit of Captain o. II. P. Taylor
joined Lieut. Gaston's in the LAND of the here.
after" The fall of these two brave and gallant
officers depressed the spirits Of the men; be-
sides, the forty rounds of cartridges, which was
all the ammunition, had become nearly exhaus-
ted, and Colonel Steptoc was therefore compel
led TO withdraw his troops.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

TIE "LEvlATnAN" NO MoRE.-The London
Star of the 29th ult., in noticing Queen Yicto-
toria's visit to the Leviathan, says:
The ship is no longer to be called the Levia-
than. She is to assume her original name the
Great Eastern. She has been registered in that
name, William Harrison, master.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

TRooPs FOR oRKGox-It isrumorcd that Gen.
Scott has issued preparatory orders for all the
available troops on the Atlantic seaboard to be
ready to reinforce thearmy in Oregon and Wash.
ington Territories. A detachment of four hun
dred men was to sail from'New York on the goth
inst, in special steamer for Aspinwall. These
movements arc consequent upon the defeat of
Col. Stephens command.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

TAG HAR-Peopls have for centuries been afflicted
paid heads, and the only remedy heretofore known
mas nsen those ahomnable wigs. By recent discovery oi
IT. WOOD these articles being ed with
MANY persons still pat onize them, because they
ent Enas. To all such persons earnestly make the re-
lnaG tey VIII try once again. Woods ReStora
i've mere rs n" tuci thing fail. We know OF lady bo
was ban who Used the article short time and her rad Ia
curtis We know of cases where hair
ZION than It ever had been before. o 49, PsAieS'
@ H. SlsG without doubt of the best ar for keep
removing dandru ami has proved ITSELF the ,rsatst
my 70 an the Ills that hair is heir to- ~ s
II IS the duty Of every one tn Improve their
tnough some de- in regard to the WAYS ar
out every one will admit that beautiful head NJ
",r tn Asn or woman, Is object much to h. .
t anu tasEe are no means that be LETT untri
PbiIDJsinh, uen tonstderaton.-l HOad'.s Adrocdte
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

TYLER, the FREE LovER-The villain Tyler
who carried off the Skaneataes lady to Berlin
Heights aud figured prominently there us free
lover, is said to be the originator of the move
ment for colonizing the spiritualists, socialists
aud free lovers on an island in the South Seas.
For several Sundays meetings have been held
in grove in New Jersey, a few miles above New
York, at which hundred or more of the PEG.
Pile have attended. a regular organization for
the above object isnow accomplished, of which
Tyler is the President, aud man named Leland
the Secretary. Frequent meetings are held in
the city, and the coloniSts are hopeful of the
success of their schemes. The Tribune publish
es a long series Of resolutions written by Tyler,
advocating the disgusting and filthy doctrines
of "Free Love-" &c.
If Tyler should succeed in taking away all
people. male and female. who entertain senti-
ments like his, he will do society some service,
and establish harcm in the Tongo Islands,
which will put the old King of that groupe to
the blush ''Nell WIKI" the man of forty wives
has gone out from San Francisco to the South
Sens as aoant courier for Tyler.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

WASHINGTON COUNTY ITENs.-From the Wash
ington (Pa.) Tribune, by yesterdays mail, we
extract the following items:
Andrew j. Bell, an esteemed citizen of this
place, died very suddenly on Saturday last. He
had been suffering from an attack of the
Mumps, contracted eight or ten days before, bnt
no serious result was apprehended. Ahout ten
minutes before his death, his roommate, Mr..
Downer, was in attendance on him, and the
patient seemed lively, aud hopeful of speedy re.
storation to health. He left, and in ten minutes
after, upon re.entering the room, he found him
dead.
JouN GRIrF1N, shoemaker, aresident of Bealls-
vile, committed suicide by taking arsenic He
obtained the poison from DIR. Richardson, by
representing to the Dr. that it was wanted by
Mrs. Craven, his landlady-to kill rats.
ROBERT GALLOWAY, respectable farmer re-
siding near BentleySNille, was found dead in
field near that place, on Thursday week, We
believe. Mr.. Galloway had been somewhat in
temperate in his haUitS for some time previous,
and it is supposed that recent excessive drink
ing had precipitated heart disease upon him,
of which he died.
Mr.. John Lcatherman, of West Bethlehem
tp., tells US that the wheat crop in that township
is far below average; that there is fruit;
but hat corn is promising finely.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

The FouRrH OF JuIY IN LOxDox.-Thc Fourth
of July was duly celebrated in London bya
grand dinner got up under the auspices of the
American Association, a newly organized body,
Hon. Mr. Dallas made speech, during which
he announced the final settlement of the ques.
ton Of The right of search in time of peace.
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nEMTISTRX.

respectfully inform the Pu9 81, thaih
oSsocInIed themselves together ior the pracite
nsT Their office 14a Market street bttE,es
iDTo and Union ss. where they VIII be happy TO
their friends and all others "i'i'Dt '"s p"
Dentist. :, ,o- vera IvearttEe ,,,t,
ihey istS r Huhen, and the senior partner
anus engaged in the practice for the
, i.ycn wears daring Wbchtime he hiss bec"learquNin
"a ith some OF leading Dentists IN almost Az the
et of the United states, and has lAmillatissd himself
C ,.N rous prcuIartrs In operating TheJ there
being able TO give eDiire satisfaction
IoIe 81 y favor them RiththeiT PATRONAGE.
70 al "NV '-' ABR RUBEhTSON,M b. D.
wheeling, Nov. IS, 1851. JANIS ORR.
B-Messrs n. o. take pleasure in referring, by
mission, TO the follow ing gentl.mtL:
~ i, SC.ed D. n. Hon Geo w Thompson, His Hon Afd
CaidweiI Morgan Nelson. Esq, NJ E"f, E-g, DR. John
Erisse Dr, ". J. Bates DIR. IL. II. Cummins, DR. L. A
II,idreth r "A e. Todd Talant Deaplain, John Guote
ESQ MsClaIeDs. Knox q Co., Marsh Taylor nOTi9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

The Mississippi river has been assembled by
steamboat this summer one hundred and City
miles farther than ever steamer disturbed its
waters before The North Star made tripup
to Pokajana Falls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

TuE LADIES MovIwe-sx hundred and sew
enty ladies' have petitioned tbs Common Coun-
Gil of Detroit to take measures for the abolition
of concert and lager beer saloons. The special
objec: of this decided move on the part of the
ladies', is to withhold from young men the temp
tations consequent upon the universal prcva-
fence of these institutions and the peculiar
manner in which they are carried on. We
doubt whether the young men will feelparticu-
larly thankful for the solicitude manifested,
though they certainly ought.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

IxDrA.-L1te letters received in England from
India, dated at Bombay and in the camp of Sir
Colin Campbell, in May and juno, show that the
Sepoy rebellion is far from suhdued. The Brit
ish troops suffered to very fatal extent from
the heat of the weather, whilst the insurgents
were united, well organized and daring-al.
though always beaten in the open field, they
continued most desperate guerilla war. Sir
Colin Campbell had As, 900 men under his COM
mand, of which number an average of ten per
cent were sick or wounded. He would soon
want thirty thousand fresh troops.
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MORE THAN 500 oooBoI TIES
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE Y EAR.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PRO-. o. j. WOOD, FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly and permanently has never VET
had rival Volume after volume might he given from nj.
parts OF the Tori and rom the Intelligent to prove
that It ts perfect StOrdti1s but read the cirsnInP ma
you cannot doubt; read also the following:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-23

TINS late High Sheriff Of Allegheny county has
given US the following:
81 was afflicted with Debility of the Diges-
tive Organs amounting to severe attack of Dys-
pepsia, which had reduced my flesh considerably.
NY wife was also afflicted under same circum.
stances, and with same disease Having used
your medicine called BGRHAyE's HOLLAND Blr-
TIERS, We both obtained relief, and are happy to
afford you this public evidence of its value.'
Pittsburgh, Jan. %, 1857. OlS lOSs''',
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r1HE large three story Brick building near the stone
tinrrsrd as boarding house. Possession given Oh the
day of April next AZ. came building, now OCCUPIED
"a N sboe store by John Rankin. Apply tSs1sTpoNc
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CHARLES w. GRAHAM,

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
IErCCEAaO Il TO , a N Els ia NNRR.
ITHE undersigned would the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pc.
will continue 10 carry Drug business In all LIS
bTa Dches He respectfully socis continuance Of
y nnIc patronagr which Heretofore been literally
xI.nt. towards this and well known establishment
II viii be his keep everything, the pures, kind
md At the lowest price usual, to found in we'll
nisaed Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the pures Of
At j,cn, CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
No. 90, cor. Man and WebsterSts.,
,rylR Centre Wheeling.
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n yroo, CosHOcrox, Ohio, Nov IL 1856.
" ". d. MOOD CO.-Gents: have been en1aC.J "a
enS your Hair Restorative the last season for o ~
sOaE tgce agents (R NJ Hackinson) and having exSsr
oT S's ELECTS Of 1t myself would like TO oh
@ ag agency for the State of Ohio some state in the
shoud you wish to make such an arrangsrn, '
am convinced there Is nothing canal To ~ ~ as
tsS Lor restortng he hair isve been ensse IN IS
business ior several years. have sod Tar,os
pteParauohs LOT the hair, but found nothing ira
tne TeeFetiye organs nvxorates the Fcap as vel,
oeng Iuly convinced that your restorAtive
% lou represent II to be- would like to engage in ne
Yours truly, q n sToC,,,,.,,.
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DR. SYNrAx is Of opinion that in uba the heat
of the weather must be greatly modified alter
the Introduction of SO many coolies.
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Tor Rent.

1,ropr pooN,s 4 OFFICES, DWELLINGS, frame 4 Grct,
I XII, WaId Rooms In the second aud ihTd story
~ ~ S house and small Hall ~ lV IS feet ao
lNlulhS hoIs'V' t TIIOS. HOESBRGUK.
~ ootee No 11s15 Main Street, between Monroe and
s2.nd In my absence from the city agIy 10
T. Sam as ~ r. H. HUBHElL,
Iao1v No. % Monroe stTeet--Up Stairs
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For Rent
For Rent

IT1uE Store Room on Main street. North Wheeling, or
.rI,, occInie,i Nv g D. Woodrow. POT terms apply
-. '' inh19l GEORGE f. WlCkliAM.