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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-12

liz the United States Senate on Friday
last, Senator Wilson, of Mass, offered the
following resolution s4a
/" Whereas, the Hon. Garrett Davis. a
Senator from Kentucky, did, on the 9th
dry Of January, A. D., 1864, introduce iuto
the Senate OF the United States a series of
resolutions, in which, among other things, ii
Is declared that "the people of the North
onght to revolt against their war leaders and
take this great matter into their own banda.
thereby meaning to incite the people of the
United States to revolt against the Presi /.
dent of the United States aud those in au-
thority who support him 10 the prosecution
OF the war to preserve, to protect and de-
tend the constitution and the Union, aud
take the prosecution of the war into their
own hands: Therefore
"Be ReSolVed, That the said Garrett
DAVIS has, by the introduction OF the reso
Ialons Aforesaid, been guilty of advising
the people of the Uuited States TO treason !.
able, insurrectiOnary and rebellious action
against the government of the United
States, and Of gross violation Of the priv
lleges OF the Senate, for which cause he is
hereby expelled"
Mr.. Davis explained that the Language
quoted in Mr.. Wilson's resolution was a
gArbled version of bis own rosolutiou.-
What he proposed was that the people
should rise at the polls and take the power
Of the government into their own hands.
Senator Wilson's assumption Of the
functions of a sort of expurgator general
to the Senate will turn out we think to be
a place of useless arrogalion on his part.
"Words spoken in debate" are by the con.
stitutiOn allowed q great latitude. Itisa
dangerous thing to abridge that latisude,
At the same time we can conceive of no
greater trial to the patience as well as TO
the patriotism of any loyal man, than to be
condemned to sit under the CLAP. hammer
of Garrett Davis everlasting Copperhead
tongue. Hes the smallest man, mentally,
for his years, opportunities aud motto riety =,
that we ever knew. He is q man of less
sense but more principle, than Carlile,
and has turned out on the hands of the
Union men of Kentucky, who trusted him
aud elected him, pretty much as the latter
has turned out on the hands of the Union
men OF West Virginia. The trouble with
Davis is that he is stone blind with mig.
gsr.phObiA.
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Northern and Southern people are radical.
~ aud ethnolOgicaIIy seperate and distin ct
races of people; ihat the former are the
descendants Of the pIebfaus OF England
the ancient Angles and tb5 more modern
Saxons-While the latter are sprusR from
the conqueriug NOrmans aud the original
Celts, and that thus the one is an inferior
and serving race, and the other a superior
and governing race.
Having established these genealogical
points to his own satisfaction, the writer all
Of sudden bursts out thus:
"WhO will insist that the Saxonized nav
worms, creeping from the Mayfiower on TO
the cold torbiddiug crags of the North, have
any right 70 kinshiP with the whole souled
Norman British planters of gallant race,
on welcoming sunny soil? 2"
We have quoted the spirit of the Anglo
Saxon article. The other article we have not
space TO notice to. day. They are
both bnt fresh evidences of the
character OF the present rebellion.
going to show, in the Language Of
Richard Golden, the friend of America
in England, that it is the uprising of an
aEistoeraCy to abolish democratic govern.
ment. The writer's, and those whom they
represent, resemble lot of dethroned
BourbOns or impoverished Oastiliaus. who,
rejected, Overtbrown, faded and shorn,
speud their time ia tracing up the course
OF their disappearing and played out blood.
All such articles do good, but not 10 the
way intended by their authors. The mis-
cradle, sqnalid masses 10 the Southern ar
my do not see them, aud if they did would
not understand them, but the Northern
people, the great majority Of whom are
readers of newspapers, will see aud under
stand them, aud all their prejudicss win be
added to their patriotism, aud the two to-
gether will make them determined that the
cOuceited aristocrats who write and endorse
such insulting stuff, shall yet bow their
heads very low.
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The 5th and 6th Wards.-A CITY
Convention.

The 9Th and 6th Wards.-A CITY
Convention.
At meeting Of the citizens of the 5,b
and 9th Wards, held at the American Hail.
Col. h. B. Hubbard was calledto the Chair
and A. G. Robinson was appointed Seere-
tAry.
On motion of Mr.. B. Reed, the 9th Ward
proceeded 10 nominate members for he
Council, when G. D. Habbatd was uomina.
ted for the LIST Branch, and r. Pratt, Thos.
Neill, 8. p. Hildreth aud James Reed for
the % Branch.
90 motion Of John Cloudy, the 9Th Ward
nominated B. w Mcclellan for the lat
Branch, aud James Wilson, Isaac Cloudy
and Christian Smith for the I'd Branch.
On motion of s. P. Hildreth twas
Resolped, That the other Wards 81 the
city be requested to elect delegates 10 AT
tend City Convention AZ the Court Honse
on Saturday evening, At q O'Clock, for the
purpose Of nominating city officers.
Delegates TO the Convention from the
9th Ward are ]. r. Hubbard, B. G. Gordon
and Joseph Salisbury; 9Th Ward, James
Lancaster, Theodore Gorrell and John
Moved, That ,the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Daily KatsIH
genesr: d. D. HUBBARD. Pres't.
A. g. ROBINSON, Sec,y.
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RXsREPsrA-
A Positive Cure for DySpepsia-Th.
Great AmerIean DYnnnnSin PiIiI

60SltlHe Cure Tor DySpepsIa-The
Sfsat American DySpepSIR PM.
We my say with safety that ninety eascs ont OF
SNeFy hnndrSdI that one with consumption had Al
mist nLst only dyspepsia Dyspepsia quickly lays tie
tSuuaIion Of other diseases, some 81 which are Of
ne most fatal character. Dyspepsia Il emphatIeaIIS
tRe disease That takes from that brAcinR stimui
OF ambition and hope, emASculAteS aud upata
es or tne enterprise OF life. We Say 70 the sick and
20 phyaclAn9 OF every school, that In DF-Fishart'S
GREAT Americas Dyspepsia Pills and Pine Tree \. =
Oordlai there IL cure for the WORT cases Of dyE
Dr. WihGrt has treated In the past tvsn.v 49,. :
VoSO) nlno thousand three hundred and ninety NJ
nents, Tor Dyspepsia in itu various forms, ana h
every case where the medicine was taken a. 3Irrcis
It made perfect cure. number, of''tbs 49,
easea mad been treated by the most eminent pbyS.
ietans in this country and Europe - F'"
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1T would seem from the haste with which
the confederate congress passed, the hill 10
punish trade in United States money, and
Tue arguments used iu support of the bill,
that the rebSIs fear our greenbaeks almos,
as much as our blue.backs. Mr.. Brown.
the member from Mississippi, represented
that United States money Was getting into
tbs Mississippi valley at a fearful ra,e..and
was sadly dOmOralizing tho people, Be
said - '''i' 20 -
40 alt that section, such has b.sn ne
enect OF this traEfic, nothing could nov ho
bought for confederate money exeept 'yShon
our troops were there TO enforce resnsc, ~
ths confederate lava. Citizens nd NO,
only refused to sell their cotton for eo IN,
.euerate money, but concealed it, and whom
opportunity served transported il 70 Mem.
pms ana disposed of it for greenbaeks. I,
Ioa oeen SHOWN that not less than from
, nooo 70 %oo9 bales per week had been de.
llNeFed at Memphis. aud in retprD III,
country vas Overlooking with triissl r ,uo
Aung artificial wants and prodpc;nS -. - -,
ter disregard OF the laws aad Of The ;ntss.
ests Of the confederacy." '''
Inc penalty Tor dealing in greenbacks BY
the new confederate law is. forfeiture Of n.
amount bought or sold, fine not to sx.
coed $4,000 aud imprisonment for mo-,
over three years. Notwithstanding tbi,
law so long as our troops hold the line o,
the Mississippi We may be sure tha, n,
planters in that region will neither burn
'as'r cotton nor sell it to the rebel govern.
men.' but viii continue to bring it within
our lines aud exchange it for greeu6seks
the only money with which they can .pur.
chase supplies, Aud this process, Quietly
aud constantly going on, is really damae.
Ing the eOatedsraey as badly as i,s con.
gressmeu say,
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DIED.

On Monday, the llth Of January, Il the residence
y ner so0;tn-law, joseph DadICy, Mn. MIRgElTT
SONka' IN the Sllt year Of hen 20.
Ne-'se Of the funeral +rin Be given hereafter.
r4TsSstsrday nosnLnE at ~ O'Clock, apoasr l. son
~ 8 ~ u ma Jane TAJIoE, aged years mos
The tHnerH viii take plaes hi. .ftsrpoon Al 2
o'clock, from Tie residence q TIE $500. C.nli,.
street, near FIRST, Centre Whselils Vr,,0,.
tanily are invited % attend. :
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PU3LIC sPAAkEks aud Singers win end
BroSH's BrOaskial EyoeAss eresedin,l,
useful, enabling them 70 endure more ,bsn
ordinary exsrtiOu with e6mpasatiVs eass
while they render arlisulAtlon clear. soIs
By ell Druggists.
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TAG Great Remedy fer COBFHh.ptiOR.
TIA Great ReaedH1o C0aEHnpti0n.
TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
An EItdIibLs Cure for BroaehitiF.
An IHfaIIibGs Cure fer BroRchitiS.

Mr.. Ward says: "DF. wnHARF-sir: I had Bron-
ehiti9, Inflammation Of tho LungB, ShortneHI Of
Breath and PalpitAton OF the heart In their worst
formBi had been treated by several Of the most
eminent phyGcians In Philadelphia, but they could
not stop the rapid course OF my disease, and had
truly ON the very verge Of the grave. Your Pi
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me by
friend tried Il and am thankful to say that,
after using tour large, aud one small bottle was
restored to perfect health. You give reference
to my house, No. 96s N. Second street, or at my
ONCE OF Receiver Of Taxes, from A. n: to P. n
corner OF Chestnut and Sixth streets.
JOHN WARD.
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bidders mast conform strictly 10 the above form
OF PROPOSE or their bids will be rel ected
An cain OF allegiance TO the United States Gov.
pcsals arc opened. '-'N 'He EE0-
The contract viii be awarded to the lowest re-.
sponsi6le party or PARTIES who viii be uy notiaed
thA Or 0tbeESise, that their bid is ed and
Iney VII proceed to enter into contrGct
properly certified to. """N' W 70
The Post 0hiee Address OF the parties nrono.ir,
must DO distinctly written upon the PropoSaI s
PIoPosal9 must be addressed to Henrv Jobnson-
Ms NJ 2; H., .. y: A., and Acting Medical Puryeyor'
washington, D. G., and marked 'Proposals for r. ),
,It,t.. me9te4A PurVeyor reserves TO himEAlf the
Hsht 70 reject any or all bidS deemed unsuitHble
~ o HENRY JOHNSON
n 4, ;, A-' U; = A., and Acting Medical PurTeyor
q. B-Prtnted forms Of the above ProposEIS "a
be had by application to this ONCE. '' S',n
Tho q TO the locations capacity and about
given by application 70 the Medical Ditsct " T
Of these Departments. San 20 ssi'n
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BLEEDING OF TIKI LUNGS,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
READ rHB FOLLOWING:

DR. WIsAARF-sir: I return my grateful thanks
for the discoVery you have made In making nCdl-
cine that will cure Inflammation OF the LunRa aud
Liver Complaint. When commenced to use your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial WAS To all appearance, near
my grave, had been for . length OF timO splitting
blood, and would ut tinlSS VomiTit.
Ny PhydielanB (fOr employed tWo) pronounced
me past cure; but my sister had used your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, which did her much good, that
she prevailed on me, as last resource, TO try It;
AND, thank God, commenced to use It. have
taken tWelVe bottles, aud am perfectly cured, and
am ready aud willing that any perSon that II sick
ehonid call on me, and 1 will tell them what your
cordial has done fer me- All my friends aud neigh.
boTs were utterly A1toniShed at my speedy return
70 health; for they had Soon me Tomit blood in a
clotted state frequently. PubliSh my case, for
want every person that e suffering WAS to know
OF your Invaluable medicine. -.' r 2
Grease It, Six doors above Richmond It.,
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A Posltlye. Cure Tor pyspsp.Ia.
; Hear t0Hat n. JoRn Il. Babooek ,av,.
No. lo2s oLIvhR s7rlHT,

No. l02S 0LIVAR SIRRHI
q. ~. 80. Phlladsiphia, January 22d isAs
i5 Msh I;s Its With much pleasnTS dat
your Greht american Dyspepsia PM i Sav. 1se OF
SnsEeiy cured Of that most distressing eomDlSSat
iTyspePsa: have been grfeTously Gaiieted for ~
IT, tSeny eight years, and for ten yeSrS Of tSat
tt nave not been nee from itI pain one Vol A.
S.ule. have had 1t in itS WORT form ma 49,.
Sb5 SiSb On most miserable oTi1tenee-In pain dSS
S1th wind and palm, Il nlAitSred Mi h. IL me
nv. - ll,, me quantity continued beIehinS ~
,sst IotioH. had no appetite for Ruy Tinii !,
shAtsyer, and my distress VA = vrS"t ~ %
months before heard OF your PM 49, ~
* ittS9eently Eished for death knd &C., S.Hs
mat had heard Of Tor DyIpspSiS, viIbeSt
~ y 3enenI; but on Jour PiI 6aihE -
So. 70 me BY one who had been erTS5 -
bSi ~ tsis9 % give them trial, Aitho19b{
, ~ lAlLh IN thon. 10 my AStoniihnent I 49,
~ sestisg better before had taten nsso,s-9S
5ne, amer taking ahAlE box an a III
-, aHd eda eat aBtthiad iofti: anS 49,. = ~
Meg f meal three tiples day, Without insSSyt
proper. vo g. :. 5g eAt o. drink. II you thiik
Il me VIM ehseFfnIIy give an dsSifS5lSD.
Aeares respectfully, John nj Hiponrr
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Musical INSTRUCTION,

.ON Monday evening, January llth, at NJ o'clock,
" there will b0 formed It my room claSS for
instruction in the rudlments Of Vocal Music.
All those desirouB of learning musical notation,
especially in church music are invited attend ii
e unnecessary TO state that prompt atEendAne0 1t
the hrst meeting Il all important.
Por terms and particulars enquire at my room,
OYerJ 81 RhOdel' Store. EntEgnca ON Monroe street
iRn45lW sl. s.. II. ii. MORGAN. rs
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can only giyS few OF the many thousands Of
CERTIFICATES am receiving in favor Of this great
Medicine; but have had q quantity Of them pub
shod In circular form, which send FREQ on applica.
non. Whether you conclude to give the Medicine
trtal or not Sond for circular. Price PTty Cents
and One Dollar, bottle. - ,
Prepared only by the proprietor,
DR.. L. Q. O. WISHART,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bold nRheelinE by LOGAN, LIST 90,
and, 7. II. LOGAN co.
1919 81 Agents. for West Virginia.
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DIVIbRND.


NORTH FHs5llt RlNk o. vnsrr1,. -
.g..,., !. z lllll', 1anuhEy I, isSi.
Soat's i've q FEDERAL and state go ~ In.
SeS Sete 9sel.Sed uPon the capital stoeE 81 ~
keIse9FgA1 payable % ana SifSr ~ lsfS -, F=r-
@Ans'4y apal g. LANE, CashjSF On. An
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Enr Sala

A DESIRAHE1 PIR0E or LAND. eoptSIntn-
IA oighty-throe aeriSl heated a : ~ EsfJorS5
Road and The Hellpfeld RlilruAA, distant fr5s -
city abgdt s5aI liles - Ne t1fiplke ana two ~
Il1siSa sllpirp q thltoAess :, issss,sE -
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PROPOSALS RoR Zoe.

The undersigned proposes to furnish dSiIy. or
othSrWiSe, las determined by the Medical DiIector)
the best quality Of Ice 10 shch hospitals In the De.
Partment -, and in such quantities a. the
~ dieal Director Of this Department may order at
tue following price per hundred pounds, namely:
The ice to DO subject 70 the approval OF the Sur
geon In charge OF each hospital who will receipt for
the correct amount delivered.
Payment to be made upon duplicate bills certihe ed
TO by tho Medical Director Ofthts Department
As guaranty OF the faithful performance OF the
above agreement HhOuld the contract be awarded
10 me- Will onler Into bonds in the sum OF 5000
aAiso append to the eucio.sd form Of guaranty the
nearest District Court, or the United States district
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NOTICE.

VTIHR undersigned IL desirOns Of selling, and oGers
y for sale, the following Real Bstats on WheolnE
4slandI In Ward q between Wabash aud nurO1
streets, Wig: Seven small frame houses one OF thom
having seven rooms aud kitchen and good well Of
water At the door, and one small two story brick
house.
Any Of the above property can be purchased at
private sale on or before the seventeenth day uf
February 1864 (which tue the remainder will DO
offered on the ground at public sale to the highest
TKRNs OF sALH-One-third in cash, tho BALANCE in
one and two ysarB, with Interest the balance OF
the payments. The title will be made by giving
Ian6.td -. MALKER HUNTER.
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NORTH WKsfRRH BANK OF vIReIE71-

- 1Snnal neeti9E Of stoalholaers nu8
Nh - IA 81 ti y - Parent Bank Snd BFsnebes
SsivsI 4Sth tnst between the h0urs ~ 49,. =
80 49, and thres O'Clock P ri S'''SA
gA"s1-S q. LANE, CashiSF NM -,
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TRUsTEE's SALRfOF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

PY virtue Of deed OF trust executed by Chris.
~ ~. tan kapmerer, to the undersigned, dated tho
Istn day OF January, 1852, aud recorded In the
Siers once o. the COuAty Court Of Ohio county,
S STATE Of West Virginia. in Deed Book No. &c. folio
20. VII proceed 10 sen at the front door Of the
Sns sta DAY Of February, at II O'Clock, A. M the
certain pteeeof ground In the cit7 OF wheeling
described Is follows: Beginning at the south cor
Ier OF MRdtsou street and east OF Market street
Shenee south with Market street twenty nine (29)
Ieet more oF len, thenee east parallel with Madison
street seventy t52l feet, thence parallel with
MARKET street % Madison, the nee with Madison to
thereon erected. ".
Selling a. trustee shall convoy such title as is
vested In me BY said deed OF trust = -
Terms OF salO, Cash. E.l.
jan12-1m o. " sTTPHI
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God guard .ur nag, Rad keep each stAr7
EAsh stripe ~ bright As new they wave,
Btiil make e lead our ranks In war,
sin HOAt above each patriots grAVs,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
To trail Il through the dust Of shame,
Az honest hearts ItA lot will share
And follow Il to Death or Fame.
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= = '7.Itl 3 SAuuAFy y Isb3.
the undersigned, COMMITTEES appointed 10 az.
I'LL ne books q tie Savings B4hk 40 eSrtifv
statement 70 b correct - ~ 3gHe
B.M. R0RP, f u
=. O. HILDRETH, So6ptnI+t,.
yv. A. Q. QUARRIRR q - 49,
Bhooling, January l. Is6f "A
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assa W. IsIa Ds 9sa5'19 siR ;,.,

TO ReeFdit 4Seiifs.
NOIIuG = Hereby Fiten you, that By a roeant
IN act oi uolgfess5 ~ extFa 60aHties hSretofoTs
Pead Eeerl.1 ~ etetl branch a The lsrgies 600
SSl stllI - ~ = Only the ordinary bounty
tAn6-lW 4 BOHEMIAN Govsr,or
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NOTICE.

n BIB busiRes5 q ihh Belmouk Inn WorRr h.r.-
tOiore onaleisd RndeE the arm o. iieCuIlo1SS-
Aeheaon C. wiz froR this date Be eontJS1sS3
la. o. Aeheson md Joseph Bel having IEitbJT.y'r
from the sane MCCULLOUGH, LEHR 4 Co
Wheeling. w Va, January & 1854 japsSSi
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THE Hon. John $. CarliIe says in his
last paper that "laith in mans capacity
for self government is growing weaker
daily" The trouble has been with Mr. @.
all tue time, that lie never, now or at any
other time, had any such faith. II there
was one trait more conspicuous than an
other in Mr.. C.'s character. even when
riding the wave here, it was his absolute
want of faith in the capacity of the people
for self government. Hence wo are not in
the least surprised to find him writing as
he does now, for he is but expressing what
was alwnys his idea.
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plssolation 81. FarfInarabiao

-. ee-IAytlsElhip hsratiorSs 'eEi.tIn,
- -. ~ q OK CO, on Rsp Hsf
S1s.a lSg tae sltiHs lltsrelt Joba GSoE ~ oE-
- = ne ne slt b 5sts4 y 81 sss an F. Ds'-
NE 1isI1os z. kQllD 4 co 4
= Ssld respectfully 3 a fIiS - - l1ts
-=s pAtlopAEs herstot5Ei bost0Isd I'm ne
WA's'iDE, O.e.ia1Sssi s.Is 4pHF eook
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siA q ssmi-AnnuRI state ment oTPeo-
pet" Bank December Al, 1893.
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
y,yu1 49,. PtoftEs' BANK. January 2. 1874
= 5SyiS'I ~ NJ sank have this day declare
So ' ss ErSats o. the lHt IL rnonihs fre. 49,
- ae eqsrai tax payable 70 the stSekboi5S-.
ie14 IR. DICkEY. n...,.,
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Real Estate nm SaIo

"A 70 o,elcek, A. L., Of the 18th in,t 1 nm ,r..
6I5d.r A. n Gent Of the PrOmtsoS, ths higbsS,
Ini!ehesds deeeasod, being paFf al N NJ i ~
Se. opposite the Menr6o House ne ro,,I S1a
06Io 49, Ieet t[ont and runs back % tbS
IL ~ ~ Herml q sale Cash, FTi-
9eal.td. Z. ". PAYrnN. Rr..,,,..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TINHE undersgne have entered into co partnership
i under the name and style Of John RoemSr Co.,
for the purpose OF continuing the wholesale aud
retAn Dry Goods business In al itaVarious branches
on an enlarged sais at the old stand, No 81 and 50
Main street., Centre Wheeling, ". Va. Having In
creased heflitias for Keeping . large Ard varied
stock Of Ill kindI OF DRY Goods Notions and Carpets
70 which We invite the attention ofour fiends and
All cash buyers in general, 20 favor Us with strly
CALI our policy Win be vigorous, GystemAti &c and
liberal JOHN ROEhIER,
1anl2 HENRY ROEMER
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- ~ ID ESIR AL
City PROPERTY for Sa1a

{G43tEtHo story, Substantially built, Jttet tan.
~ 1le soltheaS corner q Eo1F GRd SEInS s1s
e, ~ ~ SlILh nal also lpt Mo- as ~ onoSaiS2
~ - Nth neat tUoBtOTy bTiE hosSt q y
~ 1T lide o. RoH; aISo loiNo 80 e
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PERSONAL.

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ThOFOugh Bass & HarmOnY,

ON Tuesday, January 18th, and FRIDAY, January
" 18th, at O'Clock In the afternoon there viii
Thorough Bass Harmony and Musical CompoStion n
All those desirouR-of learning the art a. s science
Ar invited 10 attend. Room over Mr., J. 8, Rhodss'
janll-lw N. g. MORGAN.