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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

FOR AssessIng for the year 1859, special tax The
the ordnance OF this city, passed ON the It E n
November last entitled ordinance for the eofApros
ana o. the bonds Of the city, formerly
ttsuod to the HSmPdeld Railroad Company, the M
riettA CfhcnnatI Railroad COMPANY mi dc ClsVe
land Pittsburgh Railroad Company, and fOr secur.
the purpose ofeTeating the HInkinR find In
aud alluded to In said ordnance, aud the deed 81 St
inson, trustees aud for the payment q interest 10
cEnlng and coming due on the bonds ON the Fst daV
Of July, 1853, aud January in.the year 1905. \.
SIC BE lt ordained by the Council Of the city Of
Wheeling In Common Council assembled tina tlierS
shall be and hereby slevied and ordered to be collect
ell for tie Jear 1869, special tax on All lie reSI e.
tate within the corporate limits Of tie sitS On
ing not exempt from taxation at the rate AZ of
per centl Of twenty-five cents on every hundred
dollars value thereof IN addition to anytax other
wise imposed on Eaid real estate for the YEAR
Sbo Be It further ordained that assessment here
for the puFpose for the year 1902 and now 81 ale in
the ClerksS ONCE Of this oily, sall be deemed and t.
the assessment made foe the purpose Of the said
SEC. 3. BE It further ordained that inasmuch as
there may be property liable TO such special tag
which ts exempt from taxation for other purposes
year shal Immediately after thu passage oftbiS TI
nance proceed TO make ont list Of All such zeal e.
tate liable to taxation hr railroad purposes and NOT
already Included In said assessment on ls Ia the 81.
ice Of the clerk a. Aforesaid specifying In such list
quantity Of each aud every parcel or portion 81 mel
real ete the actual value Of each parcel or portion
thereof andthe amount Of tax thereon undel this or,
dlnence and shall return said list 70 the clerk O the
city on or before the 18th day OF June 1862 -,
SEI Be Il farther ordained that It shall be the
duty 81 the clerk Of te city on or efFe fbe S lat
named, to ascertain the grOs amOnt ffhs Taft6aIl
/ tax on real estate the assessment book for az
year 1869 now on ME In his office Aforesaid at the
rate hxed by this ordinance and ON receipt n said
additional assessment from said assessors 10 eaFge
the gross amount Of railroad tax appearing on both
to the collectors OF the Gssesent for The
year 1862, aud shall deliver EId list TO t c1iIeetor
L IoE COLLECTION, taking his receipt for the SAME.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
Union Meeting In aIarsham County.
RosSSys ROCK, MARSHAL Co., Va,
June 5, 1852.

H0S ~ AAV6- J
AT q meeting of the Union citizens Of
Marshall County Ya,,zNathGp 8 Fish vas
called to the Chair aud Eras;ut g. Bartlett
WAS appointed Sectetay.
The object Of the meeting WAS explained
by the Chair,
LIST to fill DIP the Home Guard computes.
2nd to raise companies to guard against
guerrill parties and guerrilla Invasion.
On motion, Walter Evans was called up
on and addressed the meeting in q short
and appropriate m4nper.
HeaTyEF. Moor was also called upon and
made . speech on the origin of thelUEaF.@
AMER which q COMMITTEES of iiYa was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions for the eOnsid-
Grafton of the meeting which we're adopted,
viz
Hheyeas, hearing of the massacre of our
sick and wounded IN the Hospitals at Stl as
burg and Winchester, and the inhpman
treatment ofour soldiers who fell into the
hands Of Jackson and his men, aud seeing
the rebels among us exulttng over our mis-
fortune and the success of the rebels
l. ReSclucd. That we form ourselves iu-
TO companies for home protection, aud also
AJAX the concurrence Of the Governor by
granting US arms WhereRith to defend our
selves.
2, Reaolred, That no one sympAthislug
with the, so called Southern ConfederRey
shalt have any protection whatever.
3. ResOlDed, That any one refusing to CO.
operate with Us in the suppression Of this
nnhoIy rebellion, shall be treated as rebels
In arms against the government
4. ResOLVed, That We instruct the meet
ing TO appoint committee of Eve, or more
to correspond with the Governor concern
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

sqI W rlstlana TO- phold 3t1e- government IN
suPPtessing the rebellion, Was pressed
through. But this year the assembly, by
the decisive vote OF 1879 70 20 adopted 8 pa
trfos DR., Robert J Breckinridg 81 of Ksns
lucky, which Is not only sound aud hearty
in it, loyalty buttakes bold ground against
slavery itself Il declares that there isSsans
almost superhuman effort IN the present re-
bellion to base the entire framework of
government on the single principle Of he
reditaEy servitude," and that '.the power
and patronage Of the general government
hRye, 10 great extent, been welded IN
aiding and abettihg this EFFORT And It
prOpOnnds.=this radical anti siGYery doe.
trine:
The system that makes OF proposes to make the
relation Of master and Hlays hereditary perpetual
ADD absolute, must be wrong a. Il b 4 OF
the PElnsiPlss I'D q TIE eOsel aud q the
very ldeas o. civil llheEty and inalonAble rights"
The adoption of such a declaration as
this by the old-school Assembly marks q
decided and important progress in the popu-
lar opinion against slavery. The other re.
iigious bodies have spoken this year with.
more than aforementioned boldness on this
subject, aud the neW-school Presbyterians
voted that athis whole insurrectionary
movement eau be traced TO one .primOrtltal
root, and only one, African slavery, the
love of u and Q determination to make 1t
perpetual = and that HeyeFything, slavery
II need be, must bend to the great purpose
OF restoring the Union aud crushing out
the last living and manifested fiber of re-
bellion."
In allusion to these and other signs of
the general feeling against slavery, some
newspaper makes the comment that s'the
policy of orr Government has got TO be
fundamentally changed towards slavery
Can any be so blind as not to see that this
fundamental change has already taken
placer The people decreed it ia the election
OF Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency. In
| every act ofhis administration he has kept
this new policy of freedom prominent, and
10 bis emancipation message he proposed
the MEASURE by which il will be realized -
None are so blind as those who will not
see, and there are none so unjust 70 the
present standardization as those who clamor
for policy against slavery, as If that were
not already the distinctive and browning
glory of Abraham Lincolu's administra.
ton. And his calm resistance to the clamor
for ill-consileFed and unconstitutional
measures, instead of being inconsistent
with the general spirit and policy ofthe adj
mtntstration, will be seen in the end to
have been the essential means of saving the
great cause from wreck blythe rsshness
and blind zeal of some of its supporters
i The progress of the sacred work is stead
lily onward, and every dollar spent and
4 every life sacrificed in the war is deadly
blow against the organized crime (which
the rebellion was inspired, Neither the
madness of its supporters nor the Fushuess
OF its enemies can stay its doom.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

osE of the legitimate effects of secre-
tary stautOn's panic-strickeu call upon the
loyal States for. troops to defend Washing
ton was to play into the hands of the reb.
els. The Memphis Argss has improvedit.
See its dispatch from Grand Junction, pub
liShed this morning.
Another effect win be great wonder
mentin Europe, and we may expect to hear
the London Times in few days telling all
England that. instead of US taking the rebel
capital, the rebelsare in fair way TO take
ours.
The call was one of the greatest blundsrs
ofthswar.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
Loyalty OF SIortinsbu,r.p,, "a.


A correspondent of the New York Tn
6uns, who WassWith Gen. Banks in his re-.
treat from Winchester, thus records their
reception in Martinsburg, Va.
We reached Martinsburg about P. NJ,
having retreated, or ''skedaddled." twen-
ty-tWO miles, and, oh, glorious sight and
soundi were received by the Inhabitants
with cheers, and waving Of handkerchiefs
by the women. a portion Of the men had
cartridge boxes and muskets ready 70 take
hand With US. The women shouted
''Don't be disheartened, you may drive them
back again" Courage, boys, courage /;
you are in the right cause" This was in-
deed sweet encouragement to men who had
received nothing but jeers from all the fe-
males they had met since pOIluting the
sacred soil" by their foul t'mud.sill''
tread. A cheer went up from thirsty
and blaekened mouths, and many an eve
was dimmed with tears. "The women Of
4artinsburg, Var God bless themP will be
the toast of many patriot "mutl.silln for
years to come. We stopped at Martiusburg
FOR about an hour, and then started the
trains on, as the enemy'E advanced guard
were coming in sight once more. To save
the town from being fred by those "fieuds
in human FORM We fell back from 1t about
three miles, but the enemy did not advance,
which was lucky thing for us, as our
teams bad reached the Potomac, and the
water over the ford was too deep for them
TO Cross very fast, aud had the enemy ad
yanced, another Balls BLUFF affair would
have been enacted. fa.,-1,tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

EDwN BOOFu, Who, With bis wife and
and baby, is spending q few weeks ia
Paris, Is busily engaged just at present in
searching out and examining pictures and
costumes Of Cardinal Rtchelleu and his
time, with view of producing upon his
retprn to America eRiOhslieu,g one Of his
greatest and most tayorite parts, in a per.
feetly correct 6tyle, so far as the dresses
and appointments arc concerned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
RataI Accident.

On last Saturday, young lad named
Thos. Briggs, whose mother resides ia
thts city, met his death accidentally at the
hands of German named4JacOb KontriR.
neF, at Bselers Station, Marshal county.
BE received in his abdomen the eonteuts Of
. ahOt guu, which Kontsinner supposed to
be unlOaded, aud lived until Monday in
great pain, when he died.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

There can scarcely be question hut
TIA! she fqsars otj .this war t. to be dsOi.
ded in this month of June. June Is the
chosep month Of the year for battles. The
greatest battle in our history was fought
in il the greatest one in French history,
and In Italian history.
The great impending battle at Richmond
must be fought or relinquished By The reb.
els within the next few days.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
The victory az Oorlnth.

The New York Tribune, 80 chruuically
Iugubrious. for once is jubilapt, over the
news from Coriuth. 1t says that 1t t.shalI
be disappointed If the National Gag is not
flying over every considerable city Of the
South BY the 18th of July. and the leading
traitors on the full run for some foreign
refuge from the indignation OF their dupes
and the justice of their reunited country"
The New York World says that the news
will t'extinguiSh hope in the hearts of the
leaders who have brains to think, as it has
already e1tinguished pride and courage In
the hearts of the deluded wretches who
are flying before our victorious banners,
throwing away the arms with which they
have fought:"
The PhiIadelphia Inquirer speaks thus /:
With what terrible effect will this last
crushing blow fail upon the "Confeder.
ates nt Richmond How II will paralvze
the hearts Of the bAftled eouspirators, and
how Il will elate the spirits aud nerve the
aFms OF the Union army on its conpuering
march! At last, at last, the glorious end
seems near At hand.
The New York Times says that "lhe
glorious news will make the eyes Of the
nation gltsten aud will strike terror and
dismay to the hearts of the internal South
ern traitors"
1t also says that
The wanting and insOlent chivaIry Of
the Cotton States is routed and disgraced.
The General in whom the rebels most
trusted is discounted. An army of men
who sWore they would contest every inch
Of Southern soil till they reached the last
ditch, and then and there would tight till
the last of them had been hacked to pieces
has ignOminiOusly thrown down its arms
3nd resigned itself TO the clemency of its
eaptors. General whose bluster has
only been eqOaled by his EaIsehoods-Who
in his efforts to ere the Southern heart
has stopped at no perfdy, scEupled at nc
means, however AtrociOus-has now fed
frtntically before the National army, anx.
ions only to save his worthless life, and
shouting TO his deluded followers as be fees
s'to save themselves the best way theJ
could" tits fitting finale to the rebel cam
patgn In the Southwest campaign which
TO the rebels has been but q long serie.
of disgrace and disasters, from the day
when this same Pope took prisoner four
thousand ofthem in Missouri last Winter
down through the days and fields of Pea
Ridge, Donelson, Bowling Green, Nashville,
Columbus, Island Number Ten, Pittsburgh,
Huntsville, New Orleans, Pensacola. Cor.
iuth and other discom6tures too many and
TOO pitiful TO be Enumerated. All ihat re.
maius now isthat Pope asd Halleck put the
hutshing stroke to their weeks work by
breaking up entirely the fleeing host. and
Glptching its leaders, when the whole mil.
itaFy force of the great rebellion will be
the shiverinG fragments Of an army now
facing death aEthe rebel capital.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

Tan Richmond B4au,ts.r Of Nav asa CON.
feslss that Confederate money goes hard.
1t Says The authorities are IDLY permit.
ting a number Of worthless persons in this
city TO d6b6lsand dlshohOr i,s curtency.-
Il Is now almost impossible to make any
uSo iuthe storea ON Broad street, or in Tie
city markets, Of aConfederate fiVs-dollar
note, ~ .theunkempt Jews Invariably 'hAsh
NO change aud the mas men are gener.
ally II tie =. same apostolic condition"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

TuE attack made upon our forces in front
of Richmond on Saturday last, Was such as
to put to the severest test the fghtiug
qualities of our soldiers. It was impetus
Gus, and evidently designed TO cut our ad :
vance opieces before achievements could
reach them, and when Casey's Division
proved Inadequate to resist the human
food that was poured out upon 1t, the dan.
ger Of total ropt was imminent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07


FROM returns issued by the War Depart
ment, We have statement of the force Of
the various Generals. The total number is
$4,000, ofthese it appears that General
McCIellau's forces amounted to 100000
meni Halleck's, 600; McDowelPs and
Banks, 10000 each; Fremonts, 85 5000 ;
Bprnside's, $4,000; Hunters 90 600; But.
ler's, 10 900, and the remainder, amount
ing to 100000, distributed in detached COM
mauds at various points. Since that time
important changes have been made. .Byshe
junction of General Mitchell aud Curtis,
Hatleek was reinforced with 10000 men,
SO that his command, making q liberal de-
duction for sickness, cannot now fall short
OF 200, 900 men. Gen. Mcdowell has been
strengthened with 20 900, SO that his force
now probably numbers $4,000 men, if It
has not been weakened by drapghts for
General McOlellan's army. Making AIDE
dnction Of ten per recent, (which is obviously
not too great Al allowance for sickness and
Losses in battle, the tot4l forces now. in the
field, exclusive of the resent requsitions on
the States, do not amOjnt to over 46s, 900
men. vi -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
AN ORDINANCE,

To amend tile 2st section Of an ordnance :. Al, pre
vent certain improper practices therein specified p
found on page 165 Of the printed volume II tIe or
dinances OF city.
Sec I. Be Il ordained by the Council of the CITY of
Wheeling. that section 9lst be- and the Sans Il here
BY ammended and reordai1ed asto read Is follows
SIC 81. II shall not be lawful for any person 20 io
ter upon she or sit upon the paapet vail
o we Ahln street bridge across Wheeling Greek or
70 iotter upon about the Market street wire Sus
pension bridge aerO the said creek % as 10 obltrnct
the tfeo passage along said side walk or in any MIN.
neF 70 annoy sing said bridges and every
PeEson who shall offend against the provision OF ths
iecti1n sha forfeit And pay to the city ne II NOT
les than one, nor more than hye dollars aud ii such
me p not paid upon the tnditlOn OF the ju Snent
such persop may, at the dlscretion of the magistrat
rendering the Judgment, be Sentenced to labor with.
out Compensation q any Of the public works Or in.
proTement4 Qndgrt AIKEN, to be undertaken Iyyfhe
40 until said dne and costs OfpFusecuton sSll
nave been fully paid for any period not exceeiinr
thirty days = 4iGH7i I i'sgi II
SEC This ordinance shall be and remain In f1il
1862. - =, - - S34sSs'
=it2 JACOB BURKLE
sls9l9t zi.ff u i.AlN sst5if5 lilli CITY ClAfRtlf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

A vGRY short time ago, observes the N,
Y. Sunday 7Fu'ss, New Orleans was one Of
the wealthlest cities Ia She world: ii dis.
credited paper currency as far as possible.
Issuing no notes under . fiYe.dollar demons
inatiop, and using gold and silver alt6get6-
or 10 small monetary transactions. The
progress Of the rebellion has, however.
brought q SAD change over the spirit Of
this dream. On the occupation Of the city
by the federal forces nothing hut q dePrs.
eiatsd currency, consisting Of Confederate
notes aud local shinPlss.er1 was 70 be
POUNDS and these having been discredftsd
BY Gen. Batler's recent proelamatiba New
orleanS presents the curious saH0mRlyof a
city without mOney-Qit6outa circulating.
and exchanging Gsdium of any kind, si-
ther paper or mstal-And they ask in dis
may, what, in such a state .of things, The
people arctic DOT s., - 80 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

0oa gard our Gag, and keep each star
Each stripe e bright - now they W0VOS
6tillmlk6It lead Our ranks in var,
SIN G0at above each patriot's grave,
Death tqltho traitor that would dare
TotRail Il through the dnSt Of shame.
An honest hearts fl lot viii share
And follow Il 70 DCath OF Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
NQTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF ODD BELLOWS HALL
AssOeiatlon viii meet at tho Hail Monday !, the
10TH Inst 4 O'clock for the purpose Of el6eting
Trustees Tor the ensuing year.
lee ID -. 4. IsAACl NCIsrS -Iro.t Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
Mowers and Reapers.
BuCESR VIC. NON 1ee1


WIS Justly celebrated Machine is now reperaIIv
II known and recognized As the best and most pefL
tecL 1l9NeE 1n se. Zach Heats experience adds 10
iS and proves It's superiority over
aIt otnsrS 1t combines many advantages not found
IN other machines. Il hai two dFiTfnF yFBseIS
aet tegetheF or PepdeRtly; Il also IIas 4
dou5e hinged ioidihg cutter ban which max Il -
pectaly adapted 70 cutting on hily and uneven snI
t1,ees to pass over stones or other
lSo allowing the bar to fold across me
lfa1ei without removing single BOLT or mt The
Machine can Tins be transported ready for instant
US from held 20 Held or farm to farm as readily a
common cart. The finger bar 4 made Of steei ne
guard nseTs arg peculiar to this mower and are se-
'cuIea 9y patent. They are made OF wrought iron
and alu With steel the importance Of this featnTe
VIII bs Feadll resog by those Who have been
~ the cost Aud trouble Of the cast fingers
used on other machines. enin, while presentiSS, Z
perfect mower We also fnrnilh when desired an in
SsPsnpe9L reap ng qttechpePt thus giving the par.
ehaAer the adSAntake Of 4 single or coHffnAd 1aa
enine.1 We variant every machine and during the
experience OF six year have never had linda ma
chine FptnFned. We therefore feel jpsti6e9 n,
commencing the BUCREYI as superior to al others
all classes Of f8rmeFs.t -! y l ~. "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
M00d's MOWing MachInes
FOR THE oOMING HARVEST. !
RRICE, $50. 81

DRYOR 8 FROST a gsnts Tor the Wet, Womb cal
Il the attention Of Farmers to fhiS very popSIGr
Machine. lis the HOTTEST DRAFT MACHINE
In the country, as well Gs' = z .
. The Strongest Txvo-Horse Mover
now IN 1se. It win cut an acre Per hour with All
and Hpys equallY well steep hill sides as On
the and 81 t5ayrdt ittO CIT "a S0t tanglsi
gad Aeqsfly EoJged Ca0Uer and Z1gOtv IOithout cok
tlsqhd 70 give tal an1eutire In hFeFv
ese or no sails We haze tsstlmonials nom suiSny
OF our most reliable farmers that they have cut 100
acres with the machine without any expense eTcent
TOR OIL Il u the easiest mAnRged OF any machines
and any farmer can pnt It together even II he ~
never used q machine before
MS also furnish double amount Of eItraS 1t has
takee the premium over every other machine wher.,
ever " has been tried Call and get cataloVue from
& q Ifo one o. our agents containing
Year, past. Weh4yBbn 400 maeiInes Fortbis SsST
ale avg already many Of our agents have enfySgei
from 20 g 70 machines for their dive terifo
tte9 and We would advise farmers 70 GIVE tFHETF,
0knEItS IN FAIRLY to secure machine, e Ialor
Will DO very scarce At harvest time
r PRYOR FROST,
myt q and Q Main St, Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

Ar the recent election IN Marion county,
isaae Holman was elected Sheriff. Lind!
sel Roggess was the other candidate. The
vote stood s7a q sll, NeGFddst W. Sell.
by was elected Commissioners Of the Revs.s
nue. in the Eastern DirtFict. and Amos N.
Pritehatd in the We srn District SE the
county The dog tax as carried by a vote
OF 4es % 40. The ,hole vote d. the.
county vas ,oS2, VlSch was. small fot
Marion. Il
We congratulate olEs atprisihg frfehd
Of the Fairmont Natior u on The eood, ap.
PeaFance htslast paper iade. The Isatio,l,
gstsia progressive pap ~ s. s.. e. rs; s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
Just Arrived.

A yARIRTY q OASIS and IRA fRs f,r cA Am
"a R!OtUheS, and aud e1tGnsiTd and vel sSleef-
g stock ct GIT FRAAIISSJ Alsd 4 RfSlt5 i5nfB
~ Cafa u n litnFV Men and otheeeeis
bIated characters throuehout Tho world ThSilstfsT
for sale ct . cts each at = = - s-=sss9
my96 PARTIIDGRS 81 ILRRY ss5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

slls su ih1 "a
81 81 ltstsip+assis
= ~ So - sii7iis
str = ss-s. .. sts,i -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
Warm and GOId Baths.
DIssoLUTIoN.

Partnership herptotDE sxI dug tStvsouiFIl
S5t az ~ ~ VS. ~ Iutpal con
% settling the ibnSinoas o. tie am S1 nj
e2nLl9ne the bndae.a =. u a q. - ia5.,tS .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07
J 100 OARRIA5Ss:F

S.I5S g. HAYES q co. beg leave tic
ny 70 their old customers and tie public
~ ~ = aeLaI2 that they have now on hand and 10
% 5niSins 100 Garbage, consisting Of
~ hoGkAWay4 PllaetohS, Primes AlbSFt6 ton
and no top Rnggies, all d which M q fhs 49,
most improved patterns aud Of the be6t me-
IL and VoE kHanshp. All viii be warranted to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-07

no 1i1eyg GoODsl
UsT REcRIYED a. =. z, sssls,si sssas.,s ~
SESSe ALEX HEElfAh96.,-Elf
--lsAz4 18l Main ii wheeling Va
s(0 EOS, NEW STYLE O. III ID
~ ~ - ira eed Prices Just received at
myst ALEX HEYafAasS 4
" IrBDRA UIIOs CEll isNT. 2 ; =.
IN BBLs. Hydraulic Cement. ne b rlaIo. r.,sl,
n.y. es4za r. o. HILDREFH &BRO
Cs-s9 bbls PittsblrE Ne. = Extra SAT-, :
/ lly7a ~ 134S Up. Q. HID IIH g sIl0.