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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
July IS, 1862.
For the Integencer.
LINES on THE DEATH OF MAMIE
POWELL.

There's another grave made on the green-
Another turf green hill:
For they have laid our Mamie there,
With hands all cold and chill.
She was frail, gentle bud.
that bloomed but 20 decay:
With mornings she OpGd her eyes,
With eve she passed away;
Four fragrant springtina seasons shed
Their bright flowers DER her life,
But now our Nnnne's with the dead.
Released from pain and STRIFE.
Shes gone to bloom in Paradise
In the garden of our Lori:
.'Let little children come to me-.
These our SAYiOurS words.
Aud she has gone, we snuuld not SricNc.
For She is happier far,
She died on Earth in Heaven tu live,
Where shining angels are:
Aflr beyond the glorious
On which We gaze at even.
In fancy Mamie there
She beCkonS us to Heaven.
We feel OH earth the broken tie
The silken chain is riyen:
But Mamie chants the Savour's praise,
Meath the brighter light of Heaven,
And she is onG-sur angel child
OF all that glorious thr0ng
That stand around the Great Whitu 'rhrome'
And Him who sits thereon:
A golden harp is in her hand,
crown Is on her brow,
We would not WOO her back to earth,
She's with her Saviour HOW.
WEST Liberty, Va, July Il, 1869. Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
j. S. Carlile.

Some OF the newspapers are exerci-
sing themselves over the recent somer-
sault of Mr. Garlic on the Division ques-
ton. We lost confidence in him 8Iong
time ago, tho in fact, we never had much
to lose, so that we were not so badly
shocked by this latter movement as are
some of our contemporaries. He acciden-
tally started right in the Convention at
Richmond but would undoubtedly have
gone with the secesh had he not been too
contrary to go with his friends. Val,
landigham, who quotes him approvingly,
must look out or he will betray him next
WelLsburg Herald
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
Mr.. CarliIe ana the PrcsIdomt.

The WeIlsburg Heratd of yesterday, in
speaking of the meeting Detween the
President and the Border State men, and
the blunt conduct of Mr.. Garlic toward
the President on the occasion, as reported
in the newspapers, observes:
If Mr. CurIile's constituents had a chance
at him through the ballot box, we risk
nothing in saying that his language could
not have been blunter than would be the
vote of condemnation that would be re-
corded against him, by those whom he
misrepresents on this us most other sub
iects.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

ritory; you have seen him burning your
bridges and tearing up your railroads
laying waste your iudrstry-despoiliug
your hnryests and your focks. Realize
that these calamities, hundred fold in
teusifed beyond all that you have yet suf-
fered, stiI threaten you. Unless the con-
spirators against our liberties are routed
and driven from before Richmond, and pen
ned and aunihilated in their swanps and
dens of the South, we shall have them upon
US again, rushing over our fair territory
like the devastating plaques of Egypt
laying waste our country, and driving all
of us that are loyal from our homes.
This is the time and the only time to make
sure of their eternal aud irreParnble de-
struction. If we liuger or hesitate our
cause is gone Europe will see our weak
ness and rush in upon us. But let the
world see our three hundred thousand men
coming forward upon great swell ofpopu-
lar entbusiasm-ench man in the ranks hap
py in the consciousness of the patriotism,
the liberality, the devotion of all his coun-
trymeu, aud determined to die for his gIori-
Gus native land, and we shall soon have no
fear Of foreign Intervention. The world will
stand in awe of such people, and the de-
spairing efforts of the rebels will soon
druop hopelessly to the ground.
Rouse then true men of West Virginia !!
Sill hands to the wheel for the next week or
two, and we shall accomplish the most
glorious work that ever tell to the lot Of
any people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
publicap. and according to Yallandigbam &

publican, aud according to Vallandigham d
Co., "Abolilionists."
| am an old man and Nirginian.
think love my country and my section.
have seen the arts and lodges of politI-
clans; yet have never seen holder and
more insidious dodge than this Nallandig-
ham dodge; and find number of papers,
formerly believed to be good Union papers,
who are taking up the abolition yelp
with ali the avidity of men seeking after
truth. The Cincinnati Enquirer, Maryland
Ners SAeet,!Tne CrisiS-these are barefaced.
Then there are others, following in the
same strain, less bold but more liable to do
mischief. You can scarcely rsad u column
without encountertng the phrase "abOli-
lion," always in an udiOus sense.
love my country love you. see
danger ahead Hence raise my warning
voice. You win see here, before long, those
raising the cry that you never supposed be-
louged to ValIandigham i Co.; yet they are
gone! They scarcely know it themselves.
But you will hear them denOunce abOii-
tionists in the Same strain as the Nallau-
dighamites. They are iuteliigent-have
some reputation for honesty-bnt they are
gone And why gone? God only knows,
but it seems to be part of the delusiOm OF
the times. They are gone! People of the
mountain counties, stand by your colors
Think! AN OLD Mas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
a few words from Prentice to john
Morgan.
(Fron dc LonisYilIe Journnl.l


We have just It few candid and most sig
nificant and snlutary words, 'Acting Brig
adler General G. S. A, as you style your
self, '.John Morgan to address to you and
the misguided band of outlaws, InarauderS,
bushwackcrs, and niscreauts whom you
control And these words, although stern
and plain, will, in the eu1, prove paternally
kind and friendly, if you heed them. The
first arc-LcaVe this Siute-imRscdtuteLy, UH-
eonditiOnady-GO!
And the reason why we thus command
you is that your Icing body cannot stay e'itii-
an tic limits Of this Commonwealth. The sec
oud are: Having left this State, stay out Of
U-entirely, permanently, u@condition@'B-
0ut cfU'
There is but one other alternative, and
that is this: TIE Commonwealth must and
rHE hare your body dcad or 0Iive
Remember it, and let all your trcacner-
Gus sylnpathzers and secret accomplices
throughout the State remember it also.
You were horn in Kentucky, but are I'M
worthy of your illustriOus nativity. You
have utterly and forever forfeited your cit
izenship and all right to life, liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness under this juris-
diuti0m. You have expNtriatcd yourself TO
bctrny your native State md the high and
lovul record OF your ancestors. Ion have
Ioined the service of "Government" $50
called by its supportcrs) claiming to be
entirely independent and foreign, and I'M
der the shade of its black, accursed, cross
barred flag. you are desecrnting and de-
vastating the land aud soil which holds the
consecrated relics of your fathers.
You assault, capture, plumber, maltreat,
and, either with your own hand or through
your iuhuman coadjutors and agents, some
times ussassinate your fellow citzens-burn
their homes-destroy their prOperty-nnd
Brighten, impoverish, and distress their
wives and children. This is what you are
doing, whether you know it or not, ''ActiuG
BrigMdier General c. S. a." john Morgan
Again, we say to you, misguided young
man, as much for your good as for ours
aud more in mercy than in uuger-prodi.
gal, proliigNte, apostate, traitor, migrate
aud brigaud-Go!
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
Governors Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Wheeling, Va, June 10th. lSG2.
To the People of Virginia.:

TO the ISOpAe Oh AESih4Sls
The large area of territory won by the arms of the
nation, requiring numerous gIrriSuus to hold the
military positions thereof the casualties incident 10
war tu.,ethrr with the threatened interference OF
two of the great powers of Europe, To destroy our
greatness and diminish our power have caused the
President the United States TO call for 100000 men
to tie nations Integrity, ana 1t needs be- To
punish PROPERLY te impairment interneIhIluS WIN
our internal affairs. Of this number, the state OF
Virginia has been called upon TO furnish %UhO men,
her proportion for the term OF three years. OF dur
To aid aud assist in the work of furnishing the
states quota desire all the Senators and mcnb ers
of the House of Delegates to act agents in prucur-
ing volunteers i'll their respective districts ami coun-
ties: that they associate with themselves discreet
persons euch nugistcral district in their ieral
counties recruiting committees; that they recon-
( mend active, Intelligent and brave men to be COM
mIssoued a. 2i Leu.cnants of the companies raised
therein and that they exercise their discretion as TO
the most effective means of obtaining volunteers by
! holding public meetings and otEcrwisc
Volunteers from the counties east of the CheSa-
peakr Bay. and south of the RappaanuOcE River and
the Due Ridge, will tczv"us at Norfolk
AID from the residue of the counties east OF the Blue
! Ridge at Alexandria Those from she Valley dis
trict will rendezvous at IIarinsbuTg; and those from
/ tho Wheeling Congressional district. Except tho
| county of Pleasants,) at Wheeling and Grafton
Those furnished by the residue Of the counties OF the
State will rendezvous at Charleston, Gu nndOtte,
Parkerebur% and CiIrishurs as may be most conTe'
nent.
4 premium Of Two Dollars will be paid for each
| ccpted Volunteer and upon his acceptance 10y the
/ kcGimcmtal Surgeon. Itrcn'Y:Frs O"tIdrS Nnrt Z"
the SiUn bUuntyD and Thirteen Dollars Zone month";
pay will be advanced, thus enabling the Volunteer
| to leave THirtyeight Dollars with his family OF
| friends, should ne desire To do so.
! Loyal men OF Nirginil. although: iuteruecinc wal
has devastated lands brought .snef 10 homes
and sadness to hearts, yet do not doubt that
You will voluntarily respond Ia Il is call. and fly t
assis, yOnr brave brethren in this last struggle for
! home, country and constitutional freedom, and Sc
forever. to ourselves aud 20 children. the
priceless legacy us by our fathers Yuur
sister 81 ttc, nObly responding by voluntary eu
li.tmcnt. Let it not be said, that 1t was 5lt Tor Nir
snia to furnish her quota by resorting 10 draft
| +. II. PEIRPOINT, Governor.
! BY the Governor:
l.. y. IIAGAHs, Secretary of the Counmonwca til.
jyiS3td&2tw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
Notice.

7 ANNOUNCE to my old friends and customers and
the public generally that have again conllneuc-
ed business, four doors above my old stand fof Cav
EFT Dufield.l in the house occupied by VIM Stew
art, NO. 1Gl M+lN-STREET. where am prepared
to manufacture all kinds OF Copper Tin and Sheet
Iron ware, of every description, made in the best
manner possible: Fruit Cans, Brass and Conner Ket-
ties OF all sizes Copper Stills from to 5000 gallons
Being practical workman, of thirty years cNperi.
euce, gives greatly the advantage over those who
do not understand the bushes, and teT,end unon
chances for their work. My work cannot be sIlrDas
sed, and all work warranted. Sugar psus for moas-
ses and cane sugar made to order at the lowest nrice
am also making Patent Boiler, for bath
house and washing. which is highly approved and to
which invite particular tentiou Be sure and call
at the right place, No. 81 NIatr-street four
doors above my old stand (tae particular nOtice) as
want 1t positively understood that have no con-
neGtOn, either directly Indirectly with r. Camp
Deil OF the old stand. But be sure and call at No
Lol Aain-street- where you will find all kinds of
"copper" Tin, Brass and Shect-Iron ware also one Of
!he pest and largest assortments of Heating and Cook
made to order.
- All the above articlesare manufactured right
mere ana persons easily save from 10 10 % per
cent py purchasing good article, though need not
long enough.
An steamboat work, in my line done in g :od order
ana with promptness and despetch.
am manufacturing n lamp for crude oil that sur.
passes anything for briliancy and light in use, at
cO SI OF ONE-dALF CENT per night. Be and
Gull and get one Gy4.1wd&w) U. j. DUFFIELD,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
The shrtver Gr0ys.

a private letter from q friend at Harri-
sons Landing, McClellan's army, received
yesterday, and written on the 9th inst,
says:
"The Shriver Grays were on picket in
front of US yesterday They seut US their
best respects, and said they were very
anxious to hear from home, which argues
that the mail is no longer carried back aud
forward between them and their Wheel
ing friends. They are bndly sculfed up,
aud are so mixed with recruits that they
are hardly the same company any more.
learn that the original officers of the
company threw up their commissions a
good while ago, and sought more congo
genial and less exposed places"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
Senator Garlic,

Senator Carlile opposes the Presidents
plan of gradual emancipation; and he is
also openly charged by the friends of the
new State, in Washington, with doing eY-
erything against the movement, while pre-
tending to be in its favor.-Fairmont Nd
tiOndL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
NOTICE.

THOSE who want good and safe Fam
To~, lily Horse for light faulty use can md
~ Hsuch for sale cheap AZ Packer sta
l-AE9, hle-the subscriber having more horses
than he keep, thus desires to sell his Horse
Dan. Almost every person in tho city knows teis
Horse He is fast and perfectly reliable for family
us. 1.-The is not snid within the next three or four
days privately will be exposed at public auction
iyIS3t Z. II. NORTON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
NEW ADVERTTSEM'NTS
Nntica.

TTNHE militia Court of Inquiry will meet at the
I Court House. in the clerks office. at O'Clock
this Saturday evening. All the commissioned 9th
GERS of the regiment requested to attend as bus
mess of importance must lie attended to. An cleo
tion of Colonel for the regiment Will also take place
BY order -! the Board Of inquiry.
iyl4 1t C. L. SCRUBEL. Lieut.. Col.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
TO Arms! TO arms !
TAYLOR COUNTY.

The undersigned will address the people of Tay-
lor County at ;he following times and places, III
response the Governors proclamation calling for
2OSO volunteers from this state
The proportion for Taylor comfy will be about
10 81 men.
The undersigned will also present subscription
paper intended to raise 500 co. for the purpose Of
paying each volunteer bountg of TEN DOLLAi:s in
addition to the amount stated i'll the Governors
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
GRAFTON LIsW OF LETTERs.

GRAFTON LIST OF LETTERS.
TUE following is a List of Letters remaining in
i the Post Office at Grafton, Va, July 18th 1852
Brook Thomas Means Thomas II
BIOOkOYer jacob Mustard Mics
Beatty g w Miller Miss Catharine
Bates Joseph Moon Geo w
Butler Rachel NesLit James
Clinton Elenor Nine William
Carroll 0ialinda Nickerson II II
Cinblar Miss Frances Provence Miss Apnes
Deao W Poland Miss Sarah
Dupny III Page Rev James /
DAVIS Asbury Shriver Is l.
Dorsey Miss Eliza SprigEs Vim
Evans Amos Smith Alex W
Field Barton Satterfeld James
Enste w Summers Henry
Gaddis Leonard Tuner Miss Annie
IiaValter John Taylor hITs CatEarins
henderson q l. Thomas Lovarie
Jenkins Miss ElmirR White Miss A gnes
JannisOn jeremiah Wood Archibald
Jackson A LIZ Watson Miss Jennie
Lalby John Watson Thomas
Lucas Pascal Weatherwax Geo W
Lame VIM White James X
Myers Franklin Xinn Sylyanus
Memey Jonathan
~ Persons calling for the above Letters should
say they are advertised.
jyI6 f. T. OsBURN, p. NJ
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PoLLACK,s COLUMN.
IO1. MAIN ST. IOS,
POIlaCk's Notion House,
EsTABLIsHED 1851.

T.NHE largest establishment for the sale of Foreign
and Domestic FANCY GOODS Il NOTIONS IL
Alter to-day the tremendous stock of Summer
Gods rI,,.,-I out at cost. Unprecedented induce
,,ns .fTrre,l in Cotton Hosiery German Fancy Bas-
Eets ChIdren's Carriages. Embroideries Toilet arts
cIcs. unndkcrchiefs. Taylor Trimmings, ShetltnG
Wool Portnounaies, Wallets, Portfolios Amy 40
tinu-, India Rubber Goods.
at POLLACE'S.
e1z-Jefysrzonyille Currency at par for Goods
~ at POLLACk'S.
Receive Eastern Virginia at 75o on the dollar for
bills $40.
Premium allowed ON Treasury Notes ] per cent.
ON Specie > per cent. at Poi-LAtAS-
Preparations for Fall Trade demand the early re-
duction If stock. which, il Low PRICES will do 1t,
iei6 AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

81 HCIhh NOIICI.
OFFICE ov MILITARY COMMANDER,
CUMBERLAND MD, July Il, 1862.
LII United States soldiers in the cities of CunIcr-
"A land, Maryland Wheeling and Parkersburg, Vir-
Einia and any of the counties Northwestern Vir.
ginia and Western Maryland who absent from
their regiments companies without proper author
ity, ana not under treatment in United States
Hospital. hereby ordered to report themselves.
without delay TO this office, penalty of being con-
sdered deserters.
By order of the Secretary of War.
JOHN Il. FROTiiINGHAN.
jy1I.3t Major aud Military Commander.
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"A Card to the People,!
Now is Your Time 10 Save Money!
Bargains! Bargains!! Bargains!:!

Bargains! baEgalnS!! Barga1nS!!!
consequence of the fact. that all Cotton Goods
age advancing very rapidly, and the indications
are That they will very Ge higher than auy
previous time have purchased large and splendid
stock Of Forei n and Domestic Dry Goods which
have IN store, No. IS Main Centre Wheeling
and to which would respectfully invite the atten
tOn Of tile public rs intend selling the stock ont
NJ the Old prices, and some goods even cheaper than
they we've ever known before. 50 that all persons
needing goods. or who will need them very soon had
batter avail themselves of this opportunity of sup
plying themselves, they i'll money by max
ing their purchases at this tune; besides they will
from.
Ny stock consists, in part, of Brown and Bleachcd
MusiinS, Calicos, Mems and Boys wear of every lie
scIipTon, Checks Flannels GnglrnIns. sawls. Table
and Towel Diapers. Irish Linens and Shirt Bo=uuts,
i9r'tsOs, Shaker Hoods Hoop Skirts Lace and Gren-
Tdine Wells White Goods, Laces, EnIbroideries all
kinds. Hosiery, &c, &C.
LADIES! LADIES! Your special att ntfou is
invited To my very superior stock of DRESS GOODS,
which is he largest, cheapest aud complete of
the season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods, MozSmbiqUes, Berase AnI.ais. &c, in
great variety Please call carly, l will make il
greatly TO your advantage to do 40.
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN ROEMER,
je2+ No. 81 Slain St, Centre wheeling Va.
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Rev Clothing House.
1862.
NEW YORK CLOTHING DEPOT
Ur
SCHOENFIELD & BRO,

No. 10 Main street, Centre " wheeling
'FNREMENDOUS STOCK Of Mem sud i,yi W.
/ of best material and vnTkEai-.l'i'-'' ~ ,,''
Furnishing Goods, Has. Cap. AMI ttls'-h--
equally cheap. II i very evident th'. i' L5-
will he established now duT:n. thi- ttisis -.
i fully able 10 compete with older on7'.
during the crisis all reduced TEiry-' 'Gt ~.
having been bought under very h''ia".r ~
" certainly Will sell Yen goods L. ~ '-' -
s-touis.r.n.ly low au,l lc-s than iEe! Sil 'l '
in this city ''positiyely-' ".
Come al once and examine the st9cA W.
To show goods At NJ. ~ Main = LsGifs M
o. we forgot Please bring y"aF i'.-'' N.
No .eTIuz.
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HEIMSTREETs
InimitabIG Hair ReStGrall''

IT IS NOT 4 UIEI
But restores gray hair 20 its original color ::
plying the capillary tubes with natural So, g
impaired by age or disease. AL ~.
are composed Of lamar caUstic. de.ti"f in7
ty and beauty OF TIE hair, and 'tu"fi % g,,-,-
only restores hair to it, natural o"'s' :!
process, BHt gives the hair .
Luxuriant Beauty 80.
cs;ss Jandr1fI. and inn rs health and Ts,,
to the head 1t has stood the test OF tine, 20
original Hair ColUriug. and Is cous'ariii a.. il
in favor. Used by both gentlemen AIa Sc.
sold by all respectable dealers, or eau De -,
them OF the commercial agent u. :
Broadway NY Two sizes. 30 cents i,G - ;; "a
Sold by 7. II. LOGAN i CO. and RED a - Is.
Wheeling, Va.
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Dividend.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BAXK.(
WHEELING, July Il, 1862.
TIME DIRECTORS of this Bank have declared a
i Dividend of four per cent out of the earnings of
the last six months, which will be paid the stock
holders, or their legal representatives,, demand
jy15-lwd S. BRADY, Cashier.
HOOP SKTRTS.-.Iu4t received by Express
IL another large lot of ]. W. BradIeys celebrated
DLACK SHAWL BAREGE, ydg wide
I'D just received by Ijel1I GEO. R. TAYLOR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19

The Commonwealth Of Virginia,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS gFIcE.
WHEELING, VA, July II. 'G2.
A LII PRISONERS Ia,roled by the Confederate All
State. will inlnedateiy repair to CImp Chase, near
Columbus Ohio, and report there for duty. All who
fail to do officers soldiers i'll the necessary time
to do SO. will be taken a. dcscrters.
jylT-3t IL. j. SANIUELS. A. G., Va.
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18th Va Reg't,
Kimbalrs Brigade,

Smiths Division,
McClellPn's Army.
We are all right here. The men are in
splendid condition. and all are confident of
their ability to whip the enemy at the first
good chance. Yours, J. G.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-19
Weeds Moving Machines,
FOR THE COMING HARVEST.
PvTCEz, .s2n

ECRYOR & FROST agents for the Wet, would cal
/ tho attention Of Farmers I" tins very popular
NJ 'chine. 1t is the LiGnTEST DRAFT MACHINE
i'll the country. as we'll rs
The Strongest Tvvo-Horse Mo.ycr
now i'll use. 1t will cut acre per hour witt! all
e.tse. and mOws equally we'll steep liiil sides s ON
the bottoms and a. cut an lCtt tCie
I't hrJrdg iuyed CsrsF and Ti40asy lctti0si cltpL
i"y. ami to give ini! and isiicton liz every
sale. Vie have testimonials from many
oi our most reliable turner's that they have cat 100
acres with the machine without any expense except
for oil. 1t is the easiest managed OF any machine.
and ary farmer can put it together even if hc has
never used + machine before.
We also furnish e double amount OF triS. j has
taken thc rr0mum every other machine Jyher-
ever il has been Irrl. Call aud get catalogue from
";r warehouse or from OF agents. containing,
certificates from those who have used them for three
years past We have but 800 machines this years
sale and already many 0f agents have engaged
from 40 to 40 machines for their respective terrific
rieS and we would advise farmers to GIVE THEIR
ORDERS IL EARLY to secure machine labor
Will lie very scarce at harvest time.
PRYOR * FROST.
nylT 81 and - Main st. Wheeling Va.
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GORDING SILKS.-Just received by Ex-
~ press all coIors of COr,ling Silks. suitable for
trimming dresses. COOPER s SENSENEY,
le26 Retail Store.
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WANTED,

4 NAN Of sober habits. to work in the country,
IA IL whom good wages will be given
Apply to GEO. X. WHEAT. or the undersigned.
jy2 JACOB HOTNBEOOE