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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

THs value of the petroleum wells to the
state of Pennsylvania may be inferred from
the increase of population in those regions
since the wells have begun to be worked.
Venaugo. the county in which the wells
are situated, has increased its voting pop.
ula.ion IN two years from one thousand
seven hundred aud thirteen to six thousand
two hundred and sixty-five. From having
been one of the widest, it is likely to be-
come one of the most popuIOus counties in
the state.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

fort 70 make the ordnance, lPlAin and
simple ID, it terns). rad 1ideHently ghen
applisd 70 difereut subjects The Coasti-
sIitutios determfnEs the length Of the. ON
ciaI terms, and the com pobsAtion OF The
Officers The oTdfnsuee fxes the days from
Which the Etst terms shall be computes
aud continued. If she constltution
were 20 Be followed. and The or
dinAnee disregsrded or should hare
no officers, but usnTpsTs, all January and
March next, aud tEeaeefSFsh, :hey, or 9th
ere 30 be elected AT October ueEt, W0uid
bold for tbeir 1al terms, and have tail sal
AREA But If the ordnance also. be re-
gzrded the government L legitimate and
The officers eIeTCise rigblful s1ibpTityI and
the duration Of their powers a. ven e
their pay Is limited 6y terms 10 be com
puted and confined from the periods
therein sPsSi6ed."
II is not my purpose 70 discuss the mer-
it, of the conflicting views which the uu-
Derous expouuders OF the constitution and
ordnance have given TO the public, nor 70
be drawn into LLe eoBtrovetsy bstUeen the
Andito. and the Legislsture, but simply &c
guard against being misunderstood or mis-
recTted Aud therefore have forbOrue to
say more than this brief explanation Of my
entire and casual connection with the mat
Ter. JAS. d. BKOWB.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

THE correspondent Of the Pittsburg Ga
zetfs teIegraphs as follows concerning the
wedding Of Senator Spague and Miss
Chase:
The msrriage of Senator Sprague and
Miss Chase last evening was the most bril-
liant occasion of the year at the CaPital.-
1t WAS attended by the President and all
the members of the Cabinet. Lord Lyons
Count MERCER aud others. Foreign Minis
ters aud Attaches to legations, Astor
Generals HaIleek, Sehenk, Mcdowell and n
dozen Others, several Admirals and Commo
dores, Ex- Secretary Cameron, and 10 short,
brilliant Assemblage, embracing many OF
the most distinguished people OF the eoun-
try, and of the representatives Of foreign
governments. The bridesmaids were Miss
Chase, Miss Spinner and Miss Nichols, .
niece of Gov SprAgue. The groomsmen
were Msior Bald wiz, of Gen. SLehIs stsh,
Capt Haven, of Gen. NeDoWelPs staff, and
Capt. Jones, Fleet Captain of the Potomac
Aotila.
The same correspondent also telegraphi
the following:
Burnside is all right. The recent attack
on his outposts, in which six hundred o.
| his men aud four cannon were captured by
the rebels, occurred at RodgeTYille, HGW-
kius county, Tenn, Is miles from the
Knoxville termination of the branch Of the
East Tenuessee railroad This fact has
been communicated in dispatch from
Burnside himself His main army is in an
impregnable position, and in good spirits
| The latest rebel scheme TO make money
is 10 invest $50, 900 in cotton bonds and
sell them in Europe for twenty or thirty
cents on the dollar, return TO Richmond
with $4,000 or $1,000 sterling exchange
and sell at l-4OO per cent, and pocket
Ss4, 900 or $l26, 900.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
sTVIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate
FnDkI NoKSbs. Sow. - 1883

FnDET NoKuBs. SoV. -, 1853.
The Senate 9As opened With prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Broekanier-
message from Ibe House aBp00psed
the Adoplioa Of the report of the Confer.
enee Committee, on the resOlHtiOn in rela-
fion 70 tbe oTendTaEn pay Of the Au5iLor
and Sezetary Of STATE AID the passage Of
the Senate bill changing the Dsue OF tie
LcnStie Asylum ~ Weston.
Farnsvorth made reports from standing
committees.
TIE House bill 70 provide for taxes on
suits, ozfeiaI +eals s.Ed dse5s was taken mp,
the amendments Of the committee we're
adopted. and the Uiil Was read a third time
and passed
The bill for the eoliee1ios Of taxes was
taken up and occupied the balance Of the
session
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

On Thursday, Nov 18TH, Of Scarlet Fever, ANN
BILL youngest daughter or John aud Fannie Howell
aged ys9Ts, mouths and 3dayE
On Friday, Nov. I8th, OF Scarlet Fever, WILLtE,
only son Of John aud Fannie Howell, aged year.
months and days.
The fnnsnl Of the above children win take place
this CsatRriay1 morning At 1oo'elee, from the resi-
denee ofths parents on John street near the grave
yard. The friends Ofthe family are respectfully In
vited 70 attend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
ora rsl.,ionE Hftb England are con

ora relations with EugIand are con-
sIaally looking better. The steamer yes-
terday brings farther favorable news. We
believe that We have ro1 hold on the
people there that from This time on viii
insure rs fair play if not active sympathy
The American question there is the qaes-
zion, as it Is With us.,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
SAFE or HOUSE AND LOTS
IN WHEELING.

IN WHEELING.
nIF4R ndersgned yin Oaer fSr sAle ~ pablte arc
fIO1 q lie door q tie Court HO1ss N ihs city
a Whesling on 6lSur1sJs N0TsnhsT 4 D ~
AZ O'eIOck, p u the Flooring describes lots5 AZ
mated in the town q WoeehnGs ONO county, -
State Of West Virginia, 20 Wit:
part q IOts numbsred ODs aud three dtnated On
the sast aide of Fifth street in the fUenty-nfsI
Sauare Of Noah ZanSB addition 20 the town o.
WhealfnG, bounded fOllUUBs-eomme11ng %
Ftfh street, ~ point Ubieh y nty-s1E is-L. nlne
Inchfa hoTfh fTVEl the corner q Monroe Street
thence eastWBFdly ~ right angles from Hifth strst
nfnsty-fUur foeti thsDes DOrthgardly parallel Stto
Fffth street thTty-three feet; These TeStUary 70
fifth street and ~ riEht angles thsrsEth thence
Sosfh UnTiy and binding Oh aid RIfth street 20 the
place Of beginning, containing obOlt thtrty-Oos
hundrcj and four fsst also the use aDd night Of WAy
OF the ley east ode Of Eaid lOts satd lots were
fJrEnsFly Owned by John J. Carroll
Terms Of sale :-One- third oash IN hand oDe-hlTe
In one year and the residue n tEO yeaEBi deferred
payments 20 bear interest from day Of ale and -
cured By nOrtgsgs on the PrenliseS- ,,,-,,,,,
GBo. : WIcLHGN, AuetioneeE. DOVA1-ta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
A card from Judge brown, OF Ika
nnNEhn.


CHARLESTON, KanaWha county, w. Va.
Editors Intelligeaeer
My attention has been called to the card
of Mr.. Auditor Crane, Published in your
paper, the language of which is calculated,
without perhaps being so intended, to Gre
ate the impression that l, with others, had
advised him to draw his salary for the time
prior TO the goth of June last.
In case similar, have neither drawn
nor claimed any salary for that period,
because 1 think it bad policy to pay sala
ries for constructive offices or services; and
1 certainly have not advised the Auditor,
nor any other officer to do what have not
thought proper to do myself.
In August last received letter from q
highly esteemed friend, Mr.. Lamb of the
Legislature, requesting my view upon the
LIST section of article 8, of the state consti-
tuition, the 7th section of the same article,
the 7th section of article 3rd, aud the End
seation of the ordinance to provide
for the organization of the State of
West Virginia and also advising
me that he had addressed similar COM
munfcation to Judge Berkshire, and re-
quested him to consult Judge Harrison.
As soon as found leisure, I wrote Mr..
Lamb in reply, eoncnrring In the views
suggested in his letter; and, as that is the
only expression Of opinion have given to
any one on the subject. quote without
comment the paragraph containing II:
1.-THE only difficulty arises from the eff
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
Sale of Trust Property.

NIoTIcE I. hereby given. that O - 14th day o
N b cenber, lst3, bstgsea - holrs q -
- ~ ~ C-rrf Egouse Of 0hlo eZ1iy, " 81 I1s
Ss-i, IN ~ city q WkssliaE- Oil 81 g p9gls
Saction 20 The kiEhest Ard hsst eel t9eLelot, -
fIIrIi1- - eIlats that 3 70 Blys ~ u1nDs5e
40Te1tV-ons 1911 Sad tWesty two ri ~ ~ y
Ward Of TIE eify q Whsslings ~ TtFt1e o. - =
tr--s 1870 ~ jOhn ". On sd 860rRS HAF1r1ae %
= nj Fit9knSh Fsc1Tied q deHd bOuk ~ % Fass
~ Ard by virtue of N order q the OEeo1t Se5ls
~ - eosnty sHbstftuffnG NJ n ne pAsS 9 -
e-S1 FIfEknEk fhe al en- a11 Han1Ba1 n1F1n6
60, 49, cous.aE 70 Tia aALl ala In uKlElDgs
TUFI1s q EAIs g. One-foITth q TIE lrss
1902 n Rad: the FellGiu4eT N tIo e1l9 So
J1SiSiInCuS With int Fes1 GnOu tbs dag 81 slles =
- Gee1FtG b. the DuFehGsUr's Bots al ees- =
tFa's On ne EHBgDORK y, soRRELL.
,ovIO-ta Trnstse-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

The fact that public sentiment in Eng
land is fast changing in favor of the North
has recently been czempli6ed in a remark
able manner. There have been several
elections for members of Parliament lately,
in various parts of the kingdom, and in
every case the rival candidates have gone
before the people solely on the American
question, no matter what were the local
interests at stake. All candidates have
been compelled to declare their views and
sentiments in advance on this subject. and
to pledge themselves as to their coarse if
elected. tits gratifying to learn that in
every case the man who avowed himself a
friend of the North was elected. 1t is a
fact that speaks volumes on the true SEN
timents of the English people towards this
country. The aristocracy may sympathise
with the South, but the great mass of
Euglishmen are friends of the North
Henry Ward Beecher, during his short stay
in England, has done a good deal to help
this feeling along, and now it is once fairly
started, 1t will keep moving. There is no
longer chance for quarrel between
mother aud daughter. Blood Is thicker
than water, though appearances in our re-
lations with England have sometimes
seemed to falsity the old adage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

TEE enormous number of drafted men
who escaped military duty by reason OF
physical inirmity has produced change
in the regulations of the Provost Marshal
General. A new list of causes of exemP-
ton is published, in which the catalogue
of available mHladies is considerably re-
duced Nearsighted men, who Aattered
themselves that their deficient eyesight
formed a perpetual bar against the imPo-
sition os military obligations, are suddenly
and hopelessly beFeft Of the consolation
derived from the infection of "myOpia !"
for under the new rule myopic iudiEidu-
ais who are really too nearsighted for EN-
cisnt ield service are to be transferred to
the Invalid Corps. "Nearsightedness
dOes not exempt" is the ztsrn decree
OF the marshaI; hence, sPectacles will
not be so popular hereafter. Fat men,
however, who are proverbialIy jolly peO-
pie, have new cause for good bumOr, for
il is ordained that "abdomens grossly pro-
tuberan.," or excessive obesity, +" ara
sufficient for exemption from any draf
whatever. 1t is likely that putriciOus foot
will be III great demand for the remaiude
Of the winter. Imbeciles, insane, epilepti
and paralytic persons are of course exempt
but the list of maladies through the pos
session OF which drafted man may evad
duty, is now so closely restricted an
defned, that the next draft will prObabl
produce larger proportion of serviceabl
soldiers for the war than the last.
Examining surgeons are also required
report the number of men rejected uude
each of the forty-one sections of the ne,
set of regulations, from which it is to b
inferred that very curious ofici recor
of the comparative souudness OF America
constitutions may hereafter see the ligh
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

A Maine man offers $1,000 for the prest-
dents emancipation proclamation, and an
agent of the British museum offers s25OO
sterling for it. Abraham's handwriting is
popular.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
Trustee,s Sale.

r,Vv,rtus 1880 e tFllt fFoll EshslllAa -
Il ~ Jnlia his slfs 70 John 2 -, - =. -
- Ssrh Anglst, 1854. daily rseor ~ - = :
-. 49, CRY Coart. sd q - ogoef . -.
CI-rlit Court f1r Ohi0 eOlney 49, -
tTlsles IN IL plsss AID 49, g - - ~.
-kes. M feour1elefnE sd sale - l0s,etoGt
- a. EIrsnoIn,I g ~ frUgt e0or q - ~
- E.r OAls eolnlg. 70 the mE1esb - -. =.
-. - ,-bIfe auelfoa, ~ cll1, EhQ rN1I pnll =
~. 5000 t8enty-GE0CB0 % Htll1., 80
- a1dftion 70 ttaf part q IL CITY q shssli-s
eallSa ~ I" 49, JAMES g WHEAT.
- ,,at-4s EOEtss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
STEAMED OYSTERS

he undeFhEDSd bByipg ttts4 up hls
IA EaIoOn, lafayette Han, With stee3 p
HfKN paFatls, 3 NV PTbIlarsd 20 tl5lls9 -
ly1NJ hfasds With tie dsiet9ls bfsHiSe1I
eo0fed n dan, also Ehelli Ho.lEs1s IE4s4 40
gfSJrVd OfIstara af tie shortest nOtteo.
shell Oystsrs received daily b EEpIsss
David EUKHEks
oesSo In LA.ys4ts Han, No - 1ionnos g. !,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

CO. ynnrA .lrr FAE. aad EssE each gar
- Ttrisss - bTsghf a. 9sT they E1Te
Etf74 r-r,irs Il isa4 car FahkI IN uHT,
SIN LIT hbOEe ESch p1tn0t8 ETZTA
nd % The traft0r fha3 TO1i1 dare
70 traa = EiTgaEh tbs aust O. shAne,
Al bSnsEs hearts il lot VIII slIArs
Al EouSW J; % Dss4h n YAne-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
I'm. PubIie Debt.
from the y. Z. oonnsrulal Adrer.i.

FROM the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
men generally, aud limid men of all sorts
have of late so greatly exaggerated the
increasing debt OF the United States, &c,
that l have strung together "a few COM
PARSONS with the condition of Great Brit
ain about the year 1916, when her French
wars ended:
Population Of the States ia the 600 eco
Population ofGreat Britain and Ireland in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The subject of the Auditors reports was
laid on the table, on motion of Mr.. Lamb.
Mr.. LAMB, from the Conference Com
mfttee on the general election bill IA. No.
1911 submitted their rspor: which was
adopted.
Mr.. .McGREw, from the Committee on
Forfeited aud Unappropriated Lands, re-
ported back Senate Bill No. 80 in regard
TO land grants, recommending that all be
stricken out after the euacling clause and
the body of House Bill No. 43 on the same
subject inserted.
Mr.. Corr called: up House Bill No. 100,
appropriatiug the capitation tax for 1861 2
for educational purposes and proposed two
additional sections, when the bill was
again, on his motion, laid on the table,
Mr.. KRAMER called up the bill forfeiting
the property of rebels, "a. No. 36), and the
| amendment of the Senate was adopted, and
the bill thus finally made law.
The School bill was again called up by
Mr.. Ross, and Mr.. DaVidson's motion
amended on motion of Mr.. B. SO as to make
the term of the FIRST State Superintendent
of Schools begin on the LIST of June next
instead of the 1st September, and thus
amended the amendtient was adopted.
Mr.. DAWSON moved the insertion of a
provision that NO fund arising from taxa
ton for school purposes shall beApportion.
ed to any county until taxes for such
purposes shall have been assessed and coll
Ieeted in such county, as required by law.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

Let it be set down to the credit OF Sec
rotary Stanton, if he is much and deser-
vedly sOolded, that he has firmly refused
to deal leniently with several swindlers,
found guilty by court martial of defrau-
ding che government by means of forged
papers, and recommended by the court to
mercy. The secretary says
Six of the nine members of the court
recommended the accused 10 clemency, in
consideration of their previous good char
and honorable service. The secretary Of
war sees no ground for the proper inter
position of the executive clemeney in be-
haIfof the accused, whose sentences hard
" sufficiently mark the gravity of their
offences. The officers recommending the
ACCUSED 70 clemency are admonished as
TO the improperly Of such recommends
tons in favor of convicted forgers, which
can only tend to lower the standard of
honesty and trustworthiness in the milita-
and bring court-martials IN low
esteem"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

DLAcK 0LOAKING CLOFa AZ tlsSs
ID Black Cloaking Cloth - e2oo.
BIaek CIoakfng Cloth e = -
BIaek an WO1l Cloth - e4-oo,
Blaek an Wool Beaver Cloth - $40,
Black FrenEh EBfllsd Beaver - "a,
Extra HeEEy TWiIlod BeaTeT ~ eA09
Heavy Cry 11iEad Beaver - S4to,
Haavy BroSn a1d DEab 1lfEsd Halt1u8 ~ = Co.
he IarEest AID ehSaPest ssosk a every daleHp-
ti9 I'd e cl0'A' At HHoDEs,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
MOURNING GOODS

PLAcK Bo5sAzrSEs, L4gin'' Ike
n DGlltnG1,
Fr0ch 1sT1Dos.I =
q Cnpa WeT1ng,
- FIctoIi8 Reps,
Enpnass CI61h,
en- without l1Etrs,
EhaTl MeEinn,
Marino Long EhaBlG,
Grape collars and EsttA,
EnEEsh CESpa,
q EnElish Grape Yell9,
CIofh Gloves a11 GEuuflGts,
Jg;s r.o:i7's 3 eBo-EzAEIOA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

Albums Albums Albums |
CARDSI CARDS! CARDS!
Partridge's Gallery.
A LBUMs % hold from to 100 oapds. Prices
n from 20 cents . s25.
Cards Of all kinds Prices frou to IS cents each.
For sale singiy, By the dozen, 100 or 1000.
lures by the best masters true kenessess Of all ne
Union Cfieers and public men EenOrally PranRls
richly eolored cards Of plants, hUEers, fruits birs
liberal diso0a1t to those who want AIbums or
Cards by the quantity TO selI again.
Persons who cannot Wait Wheelfne by sending a
red stamp 70 PArtrige's Gallery can have Pre-
List Of Albums OF Catalogue Of Cards returned 70
PARTRIDePs GALLERY,
noVn III Main St, Wheeling, ". Va.
SROOND LOT OF rs REoEIVID rms
ysEy ass M Mn, c.se. anIMaa.
large stock Of Common RurS.
novn rs. RHODES.
d AsLAN ovKRooATs.-New style oTercoats
II for small boys.
Missef ClOakE IN great variety.
novll J. 8 RHODES.
GRnIKAN UNDRRsHIRIs.-Ths heaviest an
" Eool UndeEshtrtS in this market.
FOWL J. 8. RHoDRs
Regular Saturday Packet for CIns
etnuatis
~ The hns passenger packet RESERVE
~ Capt. D. B. HEREoN Master, win Leave
t0r The above and intermediate ports
regular o. Saturday % e8sh week a. P. u.
nOElo JELLY : MANNER, Agts
FURS! FURS!!
A soFHER LARGE STOCK OF YURs jus. re-
aoyIi MR. sExsENEY.
DRESS GOODS.
DULL line Of Piain Preach Msrfuos, = and a.
II An Wool Dtlaiuss, very Tieh Printed Merino1
and DelAtneas Pain GDd Figured 0ttOmAna aud RSpE
ken High Lustrs Alpacess, an eoloEs.
80 J. 9. AH0DEs.
NV sHAws IN long snd sqaaEu. sItsses'do. d,
eets GBo. R. TAYLOR.
FURs! FURsl!
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ZINE EURs lust
: - : 80 2 GEORGE R. 4A11oR.
DHoTOaRAPH ALBUlIB.-WsAa have Just received
y bealtifal alsOTt1lsHf q Albums direct fun
t1s E1hli.heFs Ana expect % sell then a. reasons
N'S T1 Psases- d. HICoLL Bro,
H0to 100 Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14


Of United States pro-
ducts and mAnnfac-
tures since secession. $40 900 70 S&2QDOOSOOO
Average annual experts Of British and
Irish products and manufactures
from their ports In few Year, before
1915, about &SS, 900 go sterling,
(value in paper. 1Q0900eO0
National debt Of United States on the
S0th Sept. 1864, lift increases At the
rate OF the six months ending Oth
Sept 6Z6OOOOOC
National debt Of Great BraitAn in 1916,
&S40 013 OO0UOl
SuPpostrg debt as above fDelndes
100000, 600 OF per cent ard $780,
0OO, 900 legal tenders, the annual In
terest payable after Sept. 1854, lin
gOld,l will 500 OOl
Interest and management OF British
debt in 1915, lin convertible PAPeF,I
1b3ooooce
Thus, in population, in industrial and
exportable products, an in interest on the
public debt, we are and shall still be eleven
months hence better off than England was
in 1915.
Aud furthermore, our wealthy houses,
in the European trade especially, have
large balances in Europe equivalent to
deposits of gold in Bank TO be brought
home as soon as there is a reasonable GER
tainty of the war ending soon. Whereas,
the people of England had no foreign coun-
try available for a deposit of their money
to avoid depreciation of currency
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
FIRE PRooF GAFFs

WILL pruteet NON danger By IRE md burEIars
w an Vllulbles, such e NOISY, booEa silver
ware VAlaabis pagers, &e- We ksop = Enu assoEE-
men4. FAAgng IN pFiee lEom 50 % 500
GETOALP 4 BURT,
alglI Bols Ago1tk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

lAl40A410A 49,
In sTORE.
400 DozEs
50 GROSS GERMAN AND ENGLISH
ALmAHAcs FOR 1854,
IT'S DOZEN ROSE. BEAR AND POMADE
HAIR OIL,
IS DOZEN ASSORTED
TOILET EXTRACTS,
10; DOZEN WHITE MODE AID MIXED
RIBBED HOSIERY,
WITH A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
WOOL AND FANCY GOODS.
GEORGE K. WHEAT,
NOTION JoBBER,
90 MONROE ST.
DoyI4 WHEELING.
For Cincinnati.
| The stesmsr EMMA BOYD, RIeaAHO-
| ellttsfIts4 EoI Master, VIII leave Tor the above
iH@Aand tnteTmediste ports on t6s cay
Saturday. the 1lth inst, a. 10 O'Clock, A D. KoF
hS n61i4 % 'pp'S JELLY e a1SsER. Ast..
For Louisville.
II The steamer HAVANA, o. sWEIETI
| lEl5ft Master, viii leave for the above and in
| GEZ@zAtsTmediate ports en- this dAyS saturday
the lsth inst, At o'clock, p. n. Por freight OF
passage apply on board, or %
irI&HoUsARDs OF BOXES are being sold Of the
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER. It Is thu
quickest and most wholesome yeast In use. Ihos'
l Eho uss It once viii not be without II There =
DOthing 70 eomplTe with II in making biscuits ant
+. a. LOGAN co.
4 and Log An, LIST 4 co.
4 uOy1s EhnIaaaIs DruEEiStE. WhsSfinE.
ifTlHE CRACK BOARDING HOUSES Of this city
have made Ihsmsfl4s4SIy f.mous1o for ths eLeeIlslel
the Ex0ELsToR BGKING PoWDEE
nOy13 and LOGAN. LIST 4 co
.IDoNtr SAY sHUMBUG" merely because yOV
powder, and make your wife still worry hersef siei
over cast iron biscuits india rubber giddls cakes
Dismiss your prsIudiees. Take home the EXCRL
SIOR BAKING POWDER and there viii soon te
Valt Improvement in your own digestion and in you
PoF ale in 6ulk and In tin boxes. The trade sup
piled on liberal terms, by
nOTl3 and LOGAN. LIST & co.
Just RECEIVED BY
u d g. +. ZANE 81 co
One Puneheon SteWArt's scotch Malt WhiAky.
Two Pipes ArEAe SeIgnctte Brandy.
Two Barrels very old Peach Brandy,
Twenty Barrels Crab Cider.
Twenty Romantic Cider.
FOR sALR Low. novlSav