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Patriotic Festival . and Fair.

A many inquiries have been made as to what may
IA be needed, and what kind Of Donations will be
aeceptable fine committee beg leave 70 state to the
public, that II is not tho intention, to prepare great
Supper fot any day Of the Grand Far bat TO pre-
vide splendid succession Of meals-which Will last
from day to day, Throughout the entire week, or long
or, II tue Fair should continue The arrangements
will be upon the most enlarged scale that the place
and occasion will permit IL is designed to make the
Supper Hall GHANDg RESTAURANT, and ample
arrangements will be made to feed and feast, the en-
rs q ss To
that all those patriotic persons who yil make con
tribations, and wethnk their number win be legion,
will report either BY letter otherwise to the Chair
at least three days before the Fair 2sth inst) what
they are willing to contribute and the day upon which
the same may Be delivered to whom all donationc
%%a be sent stating the Quantity
credit share in this great aid good eKterpre.
Donations respectfully solicited Of butter, eggs
cheese, hams dried beef SIN ked tongues, Boiognes,
fresh beef VEAL mutton lamb chicken, turkeys ducks
geese, OYSTERS fish. fresh SALT sugar. tea coffee,
aour, cakes preserYes, canned and dried fruit, pick
les, potatoes, beams and vegetables. &C., Sc indeed,
any thing that will help FILL and REPLE9ISH
her, Butcher, Market-man, Milk-man and Dairy Maid
Grocer or Fisher-man, is willing 10 donate. on the
grand festival OCCASION Donations may not only be
made at before the commencement, (2Sth) Of the
Fair, but from day to day. as late as Thursday.
Arrangements will be made with all the Railroad
and Steamboats,, by which contributions may be con-
veyed to us free of charge to the donor. We trust
the teeing gifts of people in West Virginia. and
from the adjoining counties in Pennsylvania will test
the Patriotism of this community, upon the occ aston
Of this gigantic festival. - ... -.
.. 7 - ';o'lJ ]: K. BoTsFoRD, Chairman.
II. YOUNG. .~..tt.i. e.
US .,.' u .,. w. M. BERRYHILL
,-tsa5 Id. ss sa. - W. d, SAWTRLL,
Of Committee on Supper. ..J,, ..i--. 20
az o1oNh 'ee ~ 'r.4y - so. ]elo-otal'~
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To the LADIES and Gentlemen oil
-, ;, ~. 30 Wheeling and Vicinity,

THE undersigned earnestly urge upon you, individ.
uslly and collectively to lend your aid and CO.
operate with in our eortso make tine Floral Depart
ment Of the Grand Patriotic 6esyal and Fair worthy
Of the occasion and triumphant success.
Ladies, we appeal to you in behalf of this great
christian charity to aid US in organizing special
department and supplying it with the necessary arti-
cles SO that It may inferior to none of the other de-
partments In its Attractive and worthy display.
Organize at once, and call your friends, neighbors
aud fellow citizens at home and abroad to contribute
Wild Flowers Moses Singing Birds of ali kinds, Bo
quets, Shels, Potted Plants, Evergreens, Hanging
Baskets, Fancy Wreaths, Artificial Flowers, Flower
Vases and statqary Everything not donated will be
returned to the owners at the conclusion OF the Fest
val
Gentlemen, cooperate with the ladies in this special
ity Of our and aid them by your counsel
and manifestation of earnest feeling and patriotic
interestin all that concerns the work.
"Provoke another to good works. in this impor-
tant department.
Contributionsmay be delivered to the different mem
ders Of the Committee to any OF the lady gentle
man assistants.
WI. McNEELYs DR., A STODD,
C.0GLEBAY, JOS. SEYBOLB.
,.,r . q, L. CRANMER, ..
je20-lw. ~ COMMITTEES on Floral Department.
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Special Appeal to the Ladies' OF Wheeling
lind Surrounding Country, on Be-
half OF the "A ppr0achinH Fair j..
and FaStivalS


Ladies, the Fair has been postponed week,
merely for the purpose Of giving yon more time
to contribute more efectuaily to the income and
success, and every lady should at once, see what
she can do for it, and then apply herself promptly
to her pious duty Some can do one thing, some
another; some can make up needle work; some
can prepare pastry, and Others can labour in the
vineyard: ALL CAN Do SOMETHING'S all
can influence each other, and without your hear.
ty support, and corporation, the Fair will lack
an important element Of success. Will not every
lady in the country save up, prepare and contrib
ute articles in their peculiar deps tments; and
will not the ladies of the towns at once 60 to work
with earnest zeal in this holy cansel .a
Ladies assemble yourselves under your various
Church and School and Society organi cations, in
your social and family circles, and plan and do all
can DO something and none should be satisfied
unless they do. No such object has ever before
claimed your philantnropic efforts God grant none
ever may again '.'. '"
Norshould any political or religious considera-
lions chill the heart of any one. We plead alike
for the souls and bodies Of the sick and wounded Of
both arui ss-of all sects and many nstions-that
fall to cur charge. No distinction ia ever made
All are treated just alike by both the Christian
and Sanitary Commissions. ~
.Ofall charitable objects ever pressed upon your
benevoence this is the most important, the most
urgent, the most catholic, and the responsibility is
the most awful. @
What more need be said to excite your compass.
sion and stimulate your zeall
Can you picture to yourself the poor stricken
fellows for whom we plead, carried from the fatal
battle field on stretchers, so,n perhaps to meet
their God their wounds tenderly dressed their
sickened bodies carefully nursed, their minds con-
soled, their spirits soothed, their parting word
gift to distant loved ones faithfully treasured their
eyes closed and the ir soul commended to msrci
full Judge aud refuse or neglect to take pert or
lot in this matter!
If not, then up and be doing The time is short
it is true, but long enough for your work to heal
many borrid CASH cool many parched lip and
wipe many tear away. jel5
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Of cu6osities, trophies, on Paint

noNATIONs Of Curidities, trophies, Oh Paint
IL ings, Lithographs, Sculptures, or the loaning
of the same during the great Sanitary Fair, will
be thankfully received, with the name of the do
nator or owner; also mentien whether thYy are
donated or loaned. Parties I'm the city having
Paintings or Sculptures will leave word with any
of the Committee, who will, when the room Is
ready. call for them Having secured the best
room. ,fths Ticket 0ficsD everything is we'll pro-
ttscfed {fou, wind and rais sad tho Committed
Guarantees that proper care will be taken Of them
srd b5ld themselves re, ponsibis for the prompt
rsturu of the same. Parties abroad will please
ssnd their article per dams Express lathe Chair
man, Curiosities and Trophies may be left with
sny Of the Committee. ILL [5;
'"' EDMUND BOOKING, Chairman: -
DR.. c HUPf, - IT --' "A. Z, fAhIhiD9h'
iConmittse on curiositiss and Fine Aarts
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A p P Il A IT,.
FARMERS OF ONO AND ADJACEN,ll
COUNTIES. Isi

We appeal to YOU to contribute on Sa,srs AZ our
20 the relief OF the sick aud wouhdeu sou ;,.ncs -
armies. now urgently demanding your asasIah.e:
While many of your fellow citizens have mao .ng
farms ravasSd and their homes desoated ny the
,,s II on heel Of war you have been usrcnuily
Tba1,ks to a kind Providence and those var-Worn se.
rams for whom plead. Seed time and narSest n S'
sturnad as usual with you; your gran afles ate ~
,,a vour pockets fuller still. Can you know tht tue
rsxe soldiers to whom you your ALL are suffering
,or mere tthe what they have presers ed - you,
va rrlIdge them that poor pttance Let your gliss
Ill in in money and in kind free viii onerlng 70
+Sosa 70 whom YOU owe your harvest homes 4
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AM
WoREINGMEN OF WHEELING, y,
n,v,vs fruitful IN good works let not your h,n mo-
-IacEnn ,aox- Remember your brave defenders N .n
need B ~5r for to h so S not out
%roP to work measure but come the rescue
You huDs oFtsn done before in IN
n labor and in skill. "a
girBs &sI e
~ -1-IJaaH
s:r4 20. b.s- sgs.-I dzs2 >S2c3ih
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FESTIVAL & FAIR.

Invoices and lists of Donations to the Fancy
Goods Department should be handed in by We'd
nesday or Thursday of this week. If not conve nj
emit for Contributors to leave their donations at the
places heretofore designated. the Committee will
send for them if notified of tho fact Friends will
oblge US by acting early and promptly in this mat
ter. Ef + THEOy N CtORRELL,
je2l-3t Chairman Of Com
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REFER TO

Hon. R. I. Berkshire, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, M0rgantown, West Va.
Hon. VIM. A. Harrison, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, Clarksburg, West Va. ~ Do ~ I'd
N. GoH Esq, President NJ. & NJ. Bank of Wheeling
at Ciarksburg, West Va. col :,
W. Wagner, Cashier NJ. & NJ. Bank OF Wheeling,
Morgantown,. West Va -
Kramer Il Rahm, Bankers, Pitts6urgh, Pa
Rittenhouse, FAINT Co., Bankers, Washington, D.
.-.. ~.- ,,. ., novl4f
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Albums and Gard Pictures.
PARTRIDGE'S:,
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds Of Artists Material on hands ssd
sale at as low rates a. they can DO purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnsti, Or other cities
Fancy prints Of fine quality, Looking Glasse
Picture Frames, Mouldings and great vsriety
other goods on hand and for sale at fair rates,
N B. A restricted number Of Pupils taken
learn the Art. apl6-d
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Contributions Of money should be made to '

OUutrIDutIUu5 OF 1pney sHOuIu bB mauH 20 ;.
81. s1 JOHN DoNLON, Chairman. lt.f
JNo. F. HOPKINS, 9 GEO. ADAMS --.f .
ALEX. LAUeHLIN, MORGAN L. Orr,
Finance Committee. ..t IL
Contributions other than money, should be sent to
the warehouse OF Jno. F. Hopkins No. so, Main street,
where they will be properly cared for All articles
should have card attached, giving owners name and
residence, and probable value of same, and stating
whether donated, loaned for the establishment OF
the hall. lel4
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Christian and Sanitary Commits
Es3st,s sion Fair

NOTICE is hereby given that tie following arrange
l<ments have seeu made with thu RailEoade and
Steamboats, to carry all donaonf free and issue round
trip tickets, with one dollar coupons attached, which
are good for admission to the Hail purchase of any
article for sale: '' 49,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad.
Central Ohio Railroad. So
Hempheld Railroad.
ohoat
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

No person or persons are allowed to contract any
debt connected with the FESTIVAL AND FAIR, -
except the Chairman Of tho various published commit
tees connected Herewith je20-tf
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FELLOW CITIZENS,

One and all, come help along this benevolent undata-
king. Because you feel secure, don't forget that war
walks abroad in the land that war must nave It's VIC
tins, and that but for these for who We plead war
might even now be upon you and yours. L.,
Don't wait to be called upon, committees Will not
have time but voluntarily end cheerfuiay come up TO
alter plight afresh your troth to your bleeding country
aud each other and rush to save oh save from hn-
gerng unds, dis ease and DEATH those brave defend
If every man. woman and child among Us would
give but one dollar to the cause what incense would
arise, - .. ....t... , , ~, q. md ..a,.-t ,..'
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NTILL continue to prosecute Invalid and other Pen
w sion Chains, as well az Claims for Bounty Money
Bounty Land, Back Pay, and for Horses and othe
Property lost in the Military Service Of the Unitec
States. Also will give prompt attention to Collecting
Certified Accounts for Hauling, &c. tf''N
Owing to my experience and familiarity with the
various Pension, Bounty and Bounty Land Laws anc
the large amount OF Record Evidence in my possession
enables me 70 % very successful 10 the prosecution
ant and attorney had long given up in despair.
matter how difficult the claim so it is Just.
ca mo advance fee required.
Address - JOHN HOFFMAN, y
e.. '-.-t Morgantown, West V
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This Fsstiy al IS intended to 10 comprehensive
series Of all the most rational enjoy pents tnat can
oo available .u.
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly h!umlna-
Ted 11i profusely orna mented with evergrSens'
lowers and drapery; and decorative gas and water
md rock work, Refreshments boquets and use
tai and fancy articles will be offered for SALE A
,apacious stage will be erected and recherche
a,ausements and entertainments of various KINDS
viii he introduced each evening All will Do
made redolent with perfume. Music and melody
viii abound, and every thing possible will be done
90 make 1t worthy the sacred object whose cause
It pleads.
Contributions of money, goods, useful and fan
" articles labor fruit flowers, curiosities, nation
II relics. Etc, Etc, solicited and will be
thankfully received by any OF the ottcera or com
liittGe. >.
The assistance and cooperation OF the Ladies is
especially invoked,
Patriotic citizens OF neighboring communities
ara earnestly requested to assist this great labor OF
love and send contributions and delegations to 1t:
support
The following named gentlemen from nslghoor'
,1gtowns and cities have been appointed agents tC
forward any contributions that may be contributed
20 them, aud also 10 use any and all means II
5heir power to further the good work on behalf o.
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MERCHANTS OF WHEELING,

In any less emergency We should blush to call on you
Your patriotic generosity is on record everywhere
~ Rgs ~ 1Ais Z = much SsSs Isa Sss
indeed that Aslf yopf gains would not rspa{ ~
iAls iddss hnt al jmdd pdIl'ths Aisstic hsnd ~
- !ass'1sSsf'ss' bYDiEy. edt 10
ready, yoaf hs1fts ~ Always FIN Once more you
county calls you toyddt duty. We know you Will o<
there.
MINISTER'S .9E gHIEE GOSPEL!
Stir up your Aocks to be Jealous this holy cause
Plead with them to emulate the example Of the good
Samaritan of old! Never was brighter opportunity
never was thsrea more fearful responsibility.
- '1'% ,anar1 CHILDREN "a sa'A'9'
Save your pocket money and spend at the Patriotic
Festival There itwm bring yeu I'll It ID worth and
heal many q wound beside. sUf 3H8fs1sD1o 9dI
CITIZENS OF NEIGHBORING TOWNS,
Give us Your sympathy and something more saostan'
tal. .g1.... :,
Some Jealous patriot in each community set the PAL
of love rolling, and when 10 is flled with tne goo1
things these poor soldiers have preserved you to
it on to us and soon, re-fllsd with healing palms ano
spiritual consultations, it shall be rolled az AN 70 Inc
side Of the sick and the mansled' the dying ana 'he
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6kkk&A - SSVA A0VAS
r r. s I'll " A i
AND FH]tR,T..
ON BEHALF OF THE
SANITARY COMMISSION, ag
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION; 81
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES,
TO BE HELD IN THE sHa u
FAIR buildings
COMMENCING JUNE I28h, 1864.
AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK, IN
GLIDING A GRAND CELEBRATION
ON THE 4TH OF JULY
PRESIDENT,
HIS HONOR, MAYOR CRANGLE. I
CHIEF MARSHALL,
WILLIAM TALLANT.
JNo. HUBBARD, BENZ, DAVENPORT
JOHN E WILSON
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
JAS. BODILY, JHO. DONLON,
JN0 BISHOP, THOS. HORNBROOK,
A. METCALF JNO X. BOTSFORD, "
E. w PAXTON w l.. McNEELY,
THEO. GORRELL; ISAIAH WARREN,
HOOKING. .,
COMMITTEES 'l4o, "
ON HALL,
lanes Bodley. John Clayton,
isaac Cloudy, Henry Wallace, 81
Jacob Morris.
ON REFRESHMENTS
Thos Hornbrook w. B. Simpson,
Nicholas Schultz, w. b senseney,
James Gilshrst.
ON DECORATIONS,
ohn Bishop; Ed Reid,
+ f, Addison, John Bayhs,
G K. Cartwright
ON FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
". L, McNeeey, DR. A 8. Todd,
& Orlehay JOS Seibold
q. L. Cranmer. !
ON AMUsEMENTs. 5,s44
J A. Metcaf j. 3: Rhodes
Aug Campbell, b. b. Stone, 4
Samuel Laughlin. .rsy5 "a
ON FANCY ARTICLES, III
Theo Gorreli, Augustus Pollock,
" NJ Nicoll II. Fisher,
John RoemeI'
ON SUPPER
Jno X. BOtsfOrd, VIM ID, Sawtell,
Hiram Young, VIM. NJ. Beryhill
E j Stone,
ON FINANCE.
John DonIon Alex Laughlin,
John f Hopkins, Geo Adams
Nj L. Or
ON PRINTING
+ w Paxton T. G MeAtee,
John + Wilson, W, b Smith,
Samuel P Hill1eth
on CURIOSITY SHOP AND GALLERY OF
FINE ARTS
Ed Booking, A c Partridge
Geo Storm DR.. J Hupp.
ID E. Donnel.
ON MANUFACTURES AND MECHANICS.
And Glass VIM Graham,
Jcr'h Sheppard JAS. mckinney,
J II, Williams.
ON LIVE STOCK AND BUTCHERS MEATS.
NJ SCALAN, Chairman.
COMMITTEE ON MONITOR
T. IA. Norton,
%, = Wilson, A G.. Robinson,
Lieut. R.Nap WIN. Dillon
ON POLICE.
lsaian Warren, CaPI' pii'''
W. d. Lewis
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SHOP
Is AND dl
Gallery Of Fine Arts.
To the People Of Western Pennsylva'
MIA, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.

MIA, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
We ask your aid and cooperation IN rendering the
above named department OF the Wheeling Far ana
Festival a success.
for its brave defenders prompt you to send US such
Relics, Trophies and Curiosities
from others or, without delay notice to the Com
mittee where they can be found. The
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
also challenges your zeal the good cause Give or
lend us your Oil Paintings, Sculptures etc.
All arrlcles merely placed on exhibition Will be re-
cspted for by any member of the Committee carefully
preserved and promptly returned.
The history of each article should accompany 1t, and
| If donated, its value.
Cosomittee on Curiosity Shop and Gallery of Fine
| Arts
Edmund Booking, George Storm,
| DR., j. {. Hupp, A Z. Partridge, I'd.
| ID. (. Donei, fro1. a. r. hoss' !.
The following persons will receive In their respective
localities, relics and trophies OF the present or any
other war; curiosites OF every description, Oil paint
lngs sculptures, &c, and forward the same by Adams
Express, to the Committee: 20
| John q. Jacob, Wellsburg, W. Va.
| Samuel McCulloch Short Creek, West Va. -.
John Beck, West Liberty. "
| Joseph Hedges West Liberty Z" " %
| DR.. j. II. Storer Tradelphia. " q"
| W. Ii. Johnston, Post Master, Rosby's Rock ". Va
| John Bell, BelltBn, W. Va.
Thos L. Bogges, Pennington, w. Va.
John j. Brown, Kingwood, ~
| Harrison Hagans, Braudonville, "
| Rev. NJ. V. y. White, Oakland, Nd
| J. n. Boyd, Fairmont, WA.
| Col. II. Dering, Morgantown, W. Va.
| James f. whai ton, Parkersbnrg W. Va.
| Dr. Thomas McKennan, Washington, Pa.
| WIN Moore, Washington, Pa. .-
| Rev John T Brownlee, West Middleton. Pa:
| g Ma Bell, West Alexandra. Pa.
| JUdg 8. Cowan, st. Clairsville, OHIO.
| DR. Israel Werlich, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
| DIR. g. Fudenburg, Bridgeport, - ="
| Coulson Davenport, GAINESVILLE, Is,
| DR. c. Hildreth, GAINESVILLE. "a
| George Edwards, Monudsvile, W. Va.
| DR.. Vim. D. McGregor, Stepbenvlle Ohio
| ". Moore, Clarksburg, W. Va.
J. P. Sturgiss, Cranberry summit W Va.
DIR. NJ. c Dougherty, Grafton,
| Joseph s. Morrison, Pittsburg Pa.
| ,e1O-td. -.--. 49,.
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Relics, Trophies and Curiositie

of every description, you may have or can procure
from others or without DELAY, notice to the COM
mittee where they can be found. The
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OF Committee on Supper. .Jn c. gen.
Z. T. STONE seery. ,r .yrs'll 81. jels-6tdltw
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We ask your aid and cooperation In rendering the
above named department Of the Wheeling Far ana
Festival success.
Let love for your bleeding country, and sympathy
for it's brave defenders prompt you to send US such
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-21
G,od Manner. Among children.

1t is a very graceful habit for all
children to say to each other. "Will
you have the goodness?" and al thank
you" We do not like to SEQ prim
artificial children; there are few things
we dislike SO much as q miniature
beau or belle. But the habit of good
manners by no e implies affec,
tation or restraint. It is quite as
easy to say, "Pleaso give me a piece
OF pie" as to say, 81 want u piece of
pie"
The idea that constant politenes 8
would render social life stiff and re-
strained, springs from a false esti-
mate of it; p%oliteness is perfect ease
and freedom. 1t simply consists in
treating others just as you would
like to be treated yourself.
Oh, mothers! in all your caIcula-
tons set down first of all what will
promote the comfort and well being
of the dear children. Do not let a
cold, formal, precise home, where they
are constantly admonished about dis
order, driva them into the Street with
its fearful schooling. A sweet, well
ordered home is . blessing tie any
chiids life, if the sunny atmosphere
Of love and happiness dweIls within
is walls.
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Compound Interest Given.

/ knew q rich merchant in st. Peters
burg, who, at his own cost, supported a
number of native missionaries in india,
and gave like a prince TO the cause of
God at home. Iasked him n day how
he could do iti He replied, "When l
served the devil, ! did it on a large scale,
and at princely expense; and when by
His grace God called me out of darkness,
1 resolved Christ should have more than
the devil had had. But how l can give
so much, you must ask God who enables
me to give it. At my conversion told
the Lord His cause should have a part of
all my business brought me in; and every
year since l made Him that promise it
has brought me in about double that it
did the year before, so that / can and do
double my gifts to his cause" How true
VIII at Bunyan sa;d:
man there was, some called him mad:
The more he cast away the more he had.
There is" saith God, "that gIveth and
yet increaseth; and there is that with
holdeth more than is meet, and it tend
eth to poverty"
I God will be debtor 10 no me-. He pays
compound interest for all that, by fai IN,
is put into His bank.