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DRAFT INCIDENT. "A big strapping
green fellow from Montgomery
county, New York, who had been
drafted, was arked to this effect.
"Have you any disease about you
that would not naturally show itself
to the examining Surgeon ?"
Montgomery replied Yes, stree,
| was crazy once
"Please state when and under what
circumstance ?"
Montgomery replied-l s'pose
you'll doubt my word but | can prove
it by Nancy Wood. l was crazy at
the last Presidential election Mister,
when | voted for Abe Lincolu.
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Miscella,enus.
A REmARKABLE PREDICTION.

Henry Laurence was President of
the Continental Congress in ITO.
In 1880 he was sent as minister to
Holland. On his way he was captur-
ed, and imprisoned in Tower Of Lon
don for fourteen months. When Lord
Shelburn became Premier, Laurence
was brought up on habeas corpus, and
released. After his release, he was
treated with great kindness. He
dined with Lord Shelbu-n. After
dinner, tbs conversation turned on
the separation Of the two countries.
Lord Shelburn remarked.
81 am sorry for your people.
"Why SOP asked Laurence.
They will loose their 'habeds cor
pus, was the reply.
"Lese the habeas corpus = said
Laurence.
eyes, said Lord Shelburn.
1--WE purchased it with centuries
ofwrangling, many years offishtlng,
and mad it confirmed ct least by fifty
acts of Parliament. All this taught
the nation it's value and it is SO in
grained iuto their creed, as the very
foundation of their liberty, that no
man or party will dare to trample on
it. Your people will pick it up, and
attempt to use it; but, having cost
them nothing, they will hot know
how 70 appreciate it. At the first
interoal fued that YOU have, the
majority will trample uroa it, and
SO will crushed liberty. Henry Lan-
renee Journal.
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New BEDBUG TRAp-SURE THISd.--
Take board, say foot wide aud
four feet long, puucture it with many
holes with small bit, put it inside
the head board and next TO the bed
and pillows; if there is bug about
the bed it will find the way TO the
holes in the board soon. Take it out
Of its place every morning, hold it
over fire or water, and give it few
raps with hammer, then put III place
and do so more.
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CAUTIoN!-Nouc are genuine unless tn

CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words "HoLLowAY. Egw Iong AND LONDON"
are disceruibIe az Hnter-mark in every leaf Of
the book Of directions around each pot or box;
the same ma DC plainly seen bp holdinc M< haf
10 the light 4 handsome reward will be given to
any one rendering such information as may lead
to the detection Of any party or parties counter
fcitng the medicines or vending the same know
ing them &c hespurious
@azSold atthc man ufacto-y Of Professor Hol
loway 30 Maidsn Lane: New York, and BIZ all
rcspec,aoie Druggists and Dealers in Medicine,
throughout the civilized world in boxes at 25
cents and 81 each.
@~ There is considerable saring By taking
the larger sizes.
y. B.-Directions for the guidance Of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
apl9'G3-lv
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yPR RING GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AT
W.D. SAWTELL & BROTHERS
No. ., Monroe Street,
y1as t
WHEELING, VA.
aplf-IY.l
Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
RE-OPENED!
tAasae@a

(SAa4& ~
This GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGHFARE
is again open for FreIghts and Travel.
Tire Cara and Machinery destroyed are being
replaced oy NEW RUNNING STOCK, With Ill
recent improvements; and as the
Bridgts 4 Track are again in Good Condition.,
the wclI-earned reputation Of this read for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the reorgsni-
zation Of its business. 800, s-g
In addition to the UNEoUALLED ATTRAC-
TONS OF NATURAL SCENERY heretofore
conceded 10 this route, the RECENT TROUBLES
UPON TIE BORDER have associated numerous
points on he Road between the Ohio Bires sna
Harper's Ferry, with painful but instructive ip'
tcrest- y - " HGt
CONNECTIONS r,;
Al the Ohio River, With Cleveland and Pittsourg
Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
roads. and, through them with the whole Rail.
wav System Of the Northwest, Central West and
Souttwrst-At Harper's Ferry with the Winr5
chester Road Ar Washington Junction, with
the Washington Branch for Washington CITY
and the Lower Potomac AT Baltimore With four
daily trains for Philadelphia and New York.
TWO DOLLARS additional Oh Through Tex
cts 10 Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the
privilege of visiting WASHINGTON CITY ~
,aute-heine - 90 lower than the cot by Iany
other line as recently charged and the rate 70
Baltimore being ST. so lower than recently leharg.
ed by way Of Harrisburg.
sengers can procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington City. :"
III. SULLIVAN, General Western .ARsnt,
ReIlaire. o. l.. N. COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent
Baltimore. ". P. SMITH, Master Of Trsnspor-
ta,ion, Baltimore. april 4-lyr~ p
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sent for one year
For club Of twenty copies, the Semi-Week!y
will he sent for one year.
For club Of fifty copies, the Dali! will bc
sent for one year
For club of ore hundred copies, the Daily.
Weekly, and Seni-WeekIy will 5e sent i0- one
year.
Remittanccs for TIE World NAV be MADE by
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paving banks, and. where the attention Of the
postmaster is called to the remittance at the time
Of mailing the letter, it may be made at ourrisk.
Specimen numbers sent to any address Upon
application.
Address THE WORLD,
No. IS Park Row. New York
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JAMES A. DAVIS, 5000
CABINET MAKER, and
UndertakeF.

Is prepared to manufacture and furnish to or
der Tables. Bureaus, Bed-Steads. Wash
Stands, Wardrobes, Chairs, Collins, and
everything in his line. at the shortest notice.
He has, also, finely finished and FASHION
ABLE Hearse. and will attend funerals in
town and country, at reasonable rates.
MorgsntowE Feb y SIT
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THE DAILY WORLD.

THE DAILY World Is the most complete Com
mc:cial and News PAPER published in America.
Besides us fall telegraph news. war corrcspon-
,lcncc. and foreign news, &C. aS any twoccn;
daily. it contains also nlGrlI fuller commcrria!
news. Its Ship News. Produce and Cattle Mar
kcr reports Foreign and Domestic Imporralions
Stock Lists. and Commercial news. no business
man can do wiihnut.
TERMS fINVARIABLY IN ADVANCED:
One copv for one yc,r.................S
FOur copies for one vcar.......... 20
For club Of len copies; an extra copy will be
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Miscellaneous.
PILLS
AND OINTMENT.

IL, WHO HAVE FRIENDS AND nELA-
II TlVES in the Army or Navy should take
especial care that they be amply supplied with
these Pill: and Ointment: and where the brave
Soldiers aud Sailors have neglected TO provide
themselves with ,hCn no better prcscn, can be
sent them by their friends. They have been prov
ed to be the Soldiers urvrrlaiIing friend in the
hour OF need.
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS.
Will be speedily r..lcvcd and cf"ctually cured
hv using these admirable !lrhicincS. and br pay
inc propcr attention to the Directions which are
attached to each Pot or BOX.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT or Ape
TlTE. INCIDENTAL. TO SOLDIERS.
Those feelings which So sad''cn Us nsnali'
arise from trouble or nnnOyanccs. obstrucicd
PRESENTATION. or eating and drn'in whatever i
unwholc$omc thus disturbing the healthfl -
ton of the liver and stomach. These organs
must be relieved. if you desire 10 be well. tn"
Pills taken according to the printed instructions,
will qurkv produce II healthy action in ho'h
liver and stomach and rs I natural consequence
a clear head and good appetite.
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED Bi
OVER FATIGUE.
Will soon disappear rs the use % these i"rniG-
able Pills. and Tie Soldier viii quickly acquire
additional strength. Ncvc: let the Bowels J." ci-
thcr cunfncd Or unduy acted uron Il MA
seem strange. iha, llo.0uaY'S +! l. should he re
commented for d. Scnirv aud FuX, many per-
sons surprising that they w"Ild increase the re-
taxation. This is great mistake, for 'V'>r Pills
will correct the liver and stomach ana thus re-
move all the :,rrd humors from the syslcm.--
This medicine will give tone and viGor 10 Tie
whole organic system however dcrang"d. while
- .
Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
so sure aS this famous medicine.
VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTION! iNDlSCRE-
TlONS OF YOUTH.
Sores and Ulcers BIo'chcs and Swclljngs. ran
with certainty he radically cared! !: Tic Pills are
taken night and morning. and the Ointment lie
freely used as stated N lc printed instructions.
If treated III any other manner, they dry up in
one part to hrrak out in another. Whereas This
Ointment viii remove the humors from the Sys-
ten ard leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
nan. 1t will require little perseverance in bad
cases 10 insure Il lasting cure.
FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED By
THE BAYONET. SABRE. OR TIE Bull
LET, SORES OR BRUISES,
To which every Soldier and Sailor are liable,
there arc no medicines so safe. sure and convent
cnt lis IIollowav's Pills and Ointment. The
poor wounded and almost diving sufferer might
have his wounds dressed Immediately, if he
would only provide himself with this matches
Ointment which should be thrustinto the wound
and smcarcd all round it, then coyered with
piece of linen from his knapsack and compressed
with handkerchief. Taking night and morn
ing . or 3 Pills to cool the system and prevent
inflammation.
Every Soldier KDapsack and Seamans Chest
should be provided with these valuable Rene
lies
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THE WEEKLY WORLD.

The WEExLY World contains the leading edi-
torials Of the daily and a copous summary Of
all the news Of the week up TO the hour Of pub
LEGATION. In no other weekly paper published in
this county are there found such full CONNER
cial and market reports and general news intclli-
gence combined with so much editorial matter
and variety o. miscellaneous reading. rs in tho
WEEKLY WORLD.
Published Thursday
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AFDltFafS. lllcSdl anu SHJuSt AlIcSts.
lis refusal Of the privilege Of the writ Of hubeas
corpuS its denial of the rights and liberties Of ci-
lZcnS, lis arrests without warrant, lis impri$on-
mcnt without trial its abrogaton of State and
federal laws, its illegal proclamation Of IN emp
" emancipation. or Watcher those violations are
committed By the party in power lis orators and
its presses, advocating measures which mus; sew
er the Union. Cor the sake Of destroying slavery,
nd denouncing treason against all their political
OPPONENTS
LOYAL to the government always. it will give
to the administration hearty and vigorous sup
port : Ecncvcraud wherever the administration
itself j. loyal 10 the bond, the principles, md the
purity Of the government
The WORLD will oppose all compromises which
would barter away the principles 80 divide The
Union or which alone the North is w.,gng war:
il will oppose peace Itself Till the s r"rss Of the
war assures the pcrmancnce OF peace. and will
urge the prosecutions If the war with "n rcono-
my which has not hitherto governed It's rXpcndi-
tGrcS. and vigor for which the nation during Il
year has prayed in vain.
The same care will be exercised over the col
uuuS Of TIE WORLD TO exclude everything that
could offend q pure, Christian morality. and re-
course will always he had 10 The Same high prin-
ciplcS as well 10 guard its columns to guide its
Judgment Of men and events.
ALL TIL T. NEWS
will he found in the '@lI'HnS at TIE W0RLD
from the yar"ls departments o! human activity.
Political, Agricultural. and CONNER
ciaI. as well as in Literature. Science,
and Art.
New Publications., Inventions Discoveries and
Works Of Art will receive the saE.e careful and
thorOugh attention.
Tie latest and most important news from Lon
don, Paris, Turin. Rome, Syria, China, Caiiior-
mia. Japan, Egypt and South America, our cor
respondents will promptly send 10 us.
Our correspondent arc attached to :hc various
divisions Of the army; will accompany them
wherever they 60 and iy free use OF the iclc-
graph and the mails present in the columns OF
THE WORLD 4 COMPLETE HLSTORT OF
TIE VAR, from day to day and from mouth
to month.
In the Week. j. and Semi-Wcck Y editions of the
WoRTn. especially, arG" space will he given to
AGRICULTURE. and to al the departments Of
MANUFACTURING and MECHANICAL IN.
DUSTRY.
The WEEKLY Worm will contain an admira-
blc serial story during the coming year
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Weekly Democratic Leader.

BY extensively circulating newspapers. while
the Democrats have been comparatively indtler-
cnt 10 this method Of influencing the public
mind, the Abolitionists have succeeded in in
creaSing their number from a few New England
fanatics to 4 party which now controls the ma
ton Is it not time for the Democrats of the
country to awake TO 4 sense of the necessity for
reaching the minds Of the people?
THE DEMOCRATIC LEADER is, and will
continue to be, a firm and fearless advocate OF
Democratic principles and Of the interests Of the
Democratic party as the best means of promo
ting the interests of the country. 1t will main-
tain Il bold opposition to all enemies Of the prin-
ciplcs of the National Constitution and of the
Rights of the People and will insist upon the
maintenance of the Constitution AS 1T is, and
the restoration of the Union as or FutherS made
u Tho LLAnER hnsidrs furnishing
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Commissioners Notice.

COMMISSIONERS OEFIcE, MoRGAETowN, WA,
September 10th, 1868.
r EvI HAUGHT, complainant, In ChanceryI,
GEO. P. WILSON, ct ais, def is. Court Of Mo
nongalia County.
You are Hereby Notified, That have
fixed upon the 10th day Of OCTOBER, 1863, at
nv said Office to audit and settle the partnership
accounts of the firm of Fluharty and Taught,
named in said cause, and for this purpose shall!
ascertain and report,
lst The Indebtedness Of the said copartner-
ship contracted prior to, and owing, on the 18th
day of April, 1853.
I'd. When said debts were contracted and by
whom and where when payable and hy whom
paid; together with anything else deemed perth
nent BY the master or specially required By any
of the parties.
The above points being submitted to master
of said Court at its August Term, 1868 in said
cause. wherein you are plaintiff and defendants,
aJ-Hhch time and place you are required to at
:,i~i.
Given under nv hand as Commissioner in
yhaacerv OF til, said Court. the day and year
frs. aforesaid. =. ,. LAl loN.
,l2-5w.S4,O 90 Commissioner.
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Most Successful and Popular Sewing
Machine. now offered TO the Public.
Warranted Three Years.
Pensions and Bcumties.
Pensions and EsO5sHfics!
Pensions and ROuInsscS :!
Pensions and B0unsies!!!

rEO. &. STURGISS. Agent. at NOR
~ GANTUWN. WEST VA.
Having associated himself in business with an
old AMI experienced Attorney in Washington. d.
C.. will prosecute Pension Claims of all
kinds. Back Pay. BountieS, Bounty
Land. and AL other claims against the Govern
mcnt IN the most liberal terms
rs Claims from distance attended TO with
dispatch.
zsS" No charge made til! the claim is allowed
or paid
REFERENCES:
THoS. +. LLOYD, Washington. u. c.
Hon. ". 7. WILEY, Morgantown, Va.
A. l.. WADE, Cl'k County Court. Morgantown,
J. K. DRABELL L. s. Assessor. Mnrgantown..
IoHy HOWARD, Esq, Independence. Preston
County. Va. feb. II 'G2-ly
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THE sEMI-WEZKLY WORLD.

THE SEMl-WEGKLY World is largc quart"
:hcrt. same size as the daily containing MI its
news. correspondence, miscellany: and editorials,
It's rommrrcia! and market news, and entertain
ing selections and miscellaneous reading. Its
cattle market and provision reports make it
highly valuable TO every ftmcr.
Published Tuesday and Friday. Single copies
three
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PRICES FROM FIFTY DOLLARS UPWARD

The attention of taiorS and other manui;lctu-
rers requiring the use OF 4 fast and durable lock
stitch machine is directed to the No. q. THIS Is
new and admirable machine operating with
the greatest case, and with but little noise. and,
although but lately PIT into Tie market, is Al
ready a Great tarori'c with manufacturers. Ii
is a first class machine, al Il low price.
l1s~PariicS, in ordering. will please TO be par
tr!l,r in stating whether they desire machine
making the Grover and Baker Stitch. or one ma
king the Lock Stitch.
G:s- Extra finished and Carved or Rosewood
Cases, for Nos 2G, 81 and 80, furnished at an
additional cost.
DRAFTS ALWAYS TO BE MADE
payable TO the order of ,.
AT. CHATONEY,
Principal Sales Rooms. IS Fifth Street.
NH os-'62 iv.1 PITTsGrRG. p.
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Political News,

and expressing its own views thereon. will con-
tain all the
GENERAL NEWS OF THE DAY.
Together with MISCELLANEOUS READING,
POETRY. STORIES. ANECDOTES,
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
AGRICULTURALM MATTER.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
MARKET REPORTS, &C., &c, &c
and all such matter rs is requisite 10 constitute
First Glass Family Newspaper.
1t will he controlled by no CLIQUE, nor will it
advocate the claims of any candidate for office
until he shall have become the regular nominate
candidate of the Democratic purity: but, it will
ever advocate the decisions of that party us to
both measures aud men.
ResidcS containing Weekly Summary Of all
Tclcgraphc aud General News, the WEEKLY
LEDGER will be enriched with original produc-
tions BY some Of the best writer's in the country.
1T IS THE PAPER FOR THE FARMER.
IT rs THE PAPER FOR THE FIRESIDE.
IT Is THE PAPER FOR TIE PATRIOT.
IT Is THE PAPER FOR THE MECHANIC.
IT Is THE PAPER FOR THE ARMY.
IT Is THE PAPER FOR ALL CLASSES.
No one should neglect to suLSrribs FOR II a. once.
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC LEADER
will ie furnished to subscribers at the following
prices: Single Copies, one year, 50. Two copies,
50 80; three copies, So copies, IS; 20 copies:
$50: 80 copies S42: 80 copies, S6I.5
An payments to be md2e nrariabiy, IN adrance.
The friends of Democratic Principles and the
American Union. it is hoped. will interest them
selves in helping to give the LEADER Il large cir
culaton. Get up clubs Immediately. Address
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Pine 81 Lewis,
OF THE N==TlON AL
B5SNNER.

TJ7HE publisher co.lnlcncei; the year with 4
i determination 10 make the NATIONAL BAN
NER one a.: the hes: literary mouthies on the
continent. and rs an earnest of her intentions,
she is rratiag arrangements, as speedily rs
possible with celebrated writers To furnish arti-
clcs for her journal, and securing thu influence Of
tue good ",.d great in aid Of her object.
Who is there 50 cold or indifferent to the Cause
of humanity rs not to feel desire 10 aid us in
our aborS for the disabled soldiers and their suf-
ferng families? We hope no such person exists
unnn Er.n,.n,u's coil
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Morgantown. Educational.
Woodburn Female Seminary
MorpantoWn, West Va.


TIME FALL SESSION Of this Institution will
l. commence en- the
First wednesday in November, 1863.
The most thorough and approved Teachers are
engaged with view TO makr e thorough scholars
in ali Departments. Four regular Glasses areem-
traced il the course-Prinarv. Middle. Junior,
and Senior. Pupils will beexamined on applica-
tlon. and place: in the class to which their profit
ciencr entities them and the Institution having
been regularly incorporated. diplomas will be
conferred on those who complete the regular
course.
Terms per Quarter. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Board. including Fuel. Light. &c: $4,000
Tuition in Primary Class, GO
Middle u .............. 600
Senior 81 ............. 30
optional Course.
~ CHARGES will bc made ncr quarter for>ssN
Lessons on Piano, with use ct instrument 5000
Euitar 1000
- in Drawing, Painting, or French, 100
T..;n nr Crock 80
Es- Books and Stationery furnished At Book
Store Prices.
For further information Address
REV. J. R. MOORE. \. ",
Feb. i. 'G2. I: Superintendent.
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TTNHE ATTENTION Of the Democracy Of Penn
l. sylvania and of other States, is called 10 the
importance of extending tie circulation Of the
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PITTSBURGH, Penn u.
The Largest, Cheapest, and Best.

$50 pays for s. full Commercial course.
.ns" No extra charges for Manufacturers,
Steamboat Railroad and Bank Bookkeeping.
Ministers Sons at half price. Students enter
and review at any time.
This Institution is conducted by experienced
Teachers and practical Accountants, who prepare
young men for active business at the least en-
penSe and shortest time, Tor the most lucrative
and responsible situations DIPLOMAS granted
for merit only. Hence the universal preference
for graduates of this College. by business men.
Prof a. CowLEY, the best Pcumlr in the Uni
ted States, who holds the largest No. of lsr PRE-
NUNS, and over allcompetitors. teaches Rapid
Business Writing.
For specimens of PcumanSEip, and Catalogue
containing full intorr"atiOn. inclO$e - cents to
JENKINS L SMITH, Principals.
~ Attend where the Sons and Clerks Of
Bankers and Business Men graduate.
March 1S-lv
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MORGANTOWN
Female Collegiate Institute.

will he received ut any time ard charged from the
date Of admission.
The institution is furnished with a good Chem
ical and Philosophical apparatus, and thes" will
hc used weekly to illustrate the various branches
in the Department Of Natural Science. There is
also the nucleus of Il Library.
In all these departments every effort will he
made to advance the pupils AS fast rs consistent
with thOroughncsS.
For further Internationally TO the Principal
Feb H. '63 ly.)
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Circulate the Documents!
THE DEMOCRATIC LEADER,

4 Double Sheet WeeAy Democratic
Journal, Of Eight Pages, and 46
Columns of Reading Nntte1.
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~ Office on Main Street adjoining Store
Of G. NJ. HaganS Co., MORGANTOWN, Va.
REFER To
Hon. R. L. BEHssHlRE: Judge Circuit Superior
Court, Mo-can'own. Va.
Hon. WV. 4. HARRISON, Judge Circuit Superb
or Court Clarksburg. Va.
n. GoFF, Esq, Pres't ". IN. Bark of Wheel
ing. ut ClarksburC, Va.
WV. WAGNER, CaSh.r NJ. Il ~ Bank of " heel
ing. at Morgantown.
KRAMER RAIN. Bankers, Pittsburgh. Pa.
RlTTESHoUsE, FAINT i Co., Bankers, Washing
ton City, D. c.
Feb. Il, ely.
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Wholesale Hats and Caps.

HARPER & BRO, have opened whole
l. l. sale HAT and CAP HOUSE, NJ No. 30,
Main Street, two doors below y. W Bank, and
opposite List Morrison Cos. WHEELING,
VA. where will always be found n large and
complete assortment. selected especially for the
Johhng Trade Merchants arc requested to call
OUR RETAIL STORE will be conducted -
heretofore nj 1919 Main corner Union ST., with
the us. large stock and latest styles at extreme
~ low prices. HARPER BRO,
[fb. rs G3-y1 WHEELING, Va.
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Pittsburg Adv't's Educational.

Hon. WILSON M'CANDIEsS.
Judge OF tbs L. $. Circuit Court. President.
CORNER PENN AND ST. CLAIR STREETS