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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

The Steamer Gambia Outward Hound.
PHuApHLPns, June -, 1906.
The steamship Gambia sailsd for Liverpool this aftov
noon, with forty three passengers and heavy cargo OF
breadstuns and provisions
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People Arr, Dying Daily who MigAo
been saved tho trs5ly os hat
vegetable cordial BIe,KkrSE IN all Of lebity
nd 81 bottieI
Depot - Dey q 'Tost- Sold by all Druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged .xOizAts, ana
all diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr. xAciARIE, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

Liz Uniyersal sn1rage, rh.ien's
"NI0Hf BLOOMING CHREuS- 10 national institution.
To Me- il IL AZ much % custom vote And DO
suppiAntsh, 10 the force ofnhercn exeeenoc
ali other pounsA The American peoph proud OF Bold
svsrywhsrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

To- S.dv ertisers-A Hig Thing.=Ths
DAILY PROGRAMME, COMFY ISLAND AND BROOK
LNS IA lHJAD oAzETTE. cirsnlaed grstnIico.y 10 81
the city Advertisements In this cdon also insertse,
without stri, charge the regular editions which u.s.
exc umv y Ia all the Brooklyn places OF annsemeut Publ
cation Q fnoS 10 Court street Brooklyu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

Crimean Bftters.-The Perfection ~
and medical has been attained In te msterss
bitters AL other ns
ers followed by stufying reaction In the ratio a.
they exhlArsto Hence with tho sedentary and ccbiAse
preudoe against the OF has been created. NJ
such unpleasant effect follows the OF cRIMEAN BIT:
TIERS They instantly qucy sick ana
headache and for indigestion mental ana phyasaS
prOstraon medical compound equals them This
elsaWhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

/. Richd. l.. Hoxie, Iowa.
2. John G. ID. Knight, Mo.
3. John Jos. Casey, N, Y.
4. Albert II. Payson, Mass.
s. Jas. b. Mackall. Ohio.
8. Edgar W. Bass, Mimi.
Z. Frank Heath, N. Y.
8. Clar. .. Howard, Mass
o. Robt. Fletcher, N. Y.
10. Jas.C. Morrison, Jr. Ohio
IL. VIM. Everett, N. II.
II. Paul Dahlgren, at large.
Is. Richd. b. Savage, Cal.
II. David s. Dcnnison, Md.
Is. Geo. w. Dishler, n. J.
10. VIM. L. Marshall; Ky.
II. James. w. Pope, Md.
10. Joseph Fl. Willard, Ill.
10. Chas. r. Barnett, KY.
20. d. d. johnson, ut large.
81. VIM. J. Hamilton, N. ].
~. CIV. Whipple, at large.
%. Eugene o. Fechct. Mich.
"a. Edmond w. Glover, Pa.
Is. Christopher T. Nall, III.
20. VIM. G. Forbush, Mass,
q. Chancellor Martin, ia.
70. Jas. H. Jones, at large
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kinds a H6JRR dRAHAxs kna.s strsoA three dssss
weaf ofB road av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

8nAth, lart In Il Co.,
10 mixers and STOCK Comuisxon Brokers,
No. Broad street
New Yorh.
q. &, TO LOAN AGENTS.
the dnee At dc nations hand ready Tor nmedAeeo
delivery sn bs raj commissions wed 70 parties purchaes
Ing for ress b.
An class " government securities purchased and fos
sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

Get Mrs. .. A. llea,s Werld's H0kB
Dressing orins nvgorainx and besu-
I yiDg the hair. Sold BY Ill d ruaisss-
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Flags and BunttAs.
q. l.. al. b. E.zLrY. 80 broadway.
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Fireworks, Flsgs, Lantesas, shieiass
Torpedoes &c. pank &6A pack ~ -
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Fun for Fourth July S--I.Neent CAntsF.
Ing Horses, Flags and s,sns sS sMIrff. % waiiAm -
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Large Axo, toc ooiu ny uruBBhtss Ocips" IVY
Crimean Bttters.-The Perfection %
ss uS : art a s'S s.s S III
e.. II in .s q: sH
:ssn: The sr: Of .y o ia. Fen
SSre ss g
prosration medical compound equals hsu Tins
the t:.ony Of United States Arm, suTs.o.s end phs
Commsncsmsnt ut 81. yohs>'s eollegey
ss place ms" h' Lave
sSs .s sr,ass tie Third %vsnas
s"s oans These % III . %
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged .3o..sts. s.4
s@os S':s:;.' o ''' 'ee' ''''' ~ D@' -'
Disease OF the Throat, Lun>ss a.a Hears
cured by Dr. PHILLIPS AL F0unsA a'assA Book '.As<@
sssEDicHs s ba.a. .;s.ss sa:s - 40 Of s:
Fun for Fourth July s--Iaassnt Cantss-
Ing Horses, Flag. and STAFF. sM sxIIn % william 9.
El:s: a.. sn.:,s
fefpedoss D. per p.ai Rrs1Ss. ere ia Per pssf
.a s.:H Sr S,:s: .: ... ~: Am:
"'
o.L az 4. EzrrY. 80 broadway.
Get Mrs. .. A. A nez's Werla's Hsie
ss in s SOLD 5Gs and
Gouraud's PouApe s.snsile Uproots HsAs
ssP Bro lss is A Of tho BODY " bis
Hiirs Hair Dye 5n..-Black OF Broyn.
Reliable Depot MOL R.ArSAs sreet Sold By Druesso
ELIAS HOWE JT. r1'slrso. 90 Broadway Now Yak.
Knitting mach lne. Tor Y.stsr.s. ana
Families. DALTON XIV TTIN0 MACHINE COMPANY.
PIES. O. ~. d. KxLrY. $50 Broadway.
MASTERED Owt and Paid on soIaiers-
& Ss
opposite sun suadis g.
Old Eysa Nj. de New, witbe~a spssts-
ce doctor or nscs sneA Pamphlet mailed free ON rssss
Z. ,. Fo' ne. N. r.. i.iso Broadway. New rors
People Arr, Dying Daily who MisAs
a.. % ~ y az s.''' p ys s0 sS
Depot . Dsy ss., ''i SOFIA BY ali arSss,.s ' ~
s-assh, ~ .rsin 4 Co.,
Bakers and stock Corunisxon Brokers'.
No. u Broad .reeS
U $. I'D LOAN AGENTS, -.
s, e, a.. b' raj commissions allowed 70 parties por0Aas'
N class sr government. securities purchased and sa'
To fidv ertfsers-A BfG Thing.-Tho
DAILY no gRAMME COMFY ISLAND AND BROOK
Lynn hA d.HJAD GAZETTE. circulated grstuitcusly 10 ~
the city Advertisements In this cfltion also inserse
without snr charge IN the regular editions, which u.s.
umv all the Brooklyn places OF arnnsemeut Publ
cation Noe. bCourt street. Brooklyn
The IIest Preventauve.-To Escape ths
III sne aad tbs Summer heat great should be sreeeSs
and a. mrsrs.i,e,y .sss-s.y 70 hesp The bead sSos
" o,usfos liable Summer itas KFots, would say -
sas s f 81 :' :ssss visiting We ''
Use Mrs. r.. A. Allen's Worlds Half ns-
Dressing fos restoring color and oea"v
whe sler Il Wilson, No. Gso broaaways
New York. Lock sutch Sewing haosne sna D"Aoh ""'
ksssjnea
| Wheeler q Wilson's sSwne - ss,s :, -
2yent, and kept In order wisbss o"Ase' Y"s "en
W WI sse prosAwsc corner Twenty second ssresA
/
| yculrox a. c,,rbs' Sewing Machine.
| 10 SO broadway.
Il
xvnox...t. Mons Furnishing STOCK ae
y,,sn -Es.~r, Shirts 81 best ~ 75 Linen Collars
.io,sn. Ssps colars 81 % hundred sPsrt Row oppoas
l. w. cannot Have q Healthy Constttu.-
a. ~. vour blood IL impure. CONSTITUTION bivf
sy pu system o. impurities and stimulated ~
~ scsns vigorous and healthy setlon etpeilnE os
e. restoring the heslih LIVE sthUf rpiaiy cur
lao ffUnn
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Terrible Strokes or Lightning.
SINGULAR EFFECTs-wHOLE COMPANIES OF SOL
DIERs PROsrR ATED-THREB PERSONS KILLED

SINGULAR EFfkCTS-WHOLE COMPANIES " SOL-
DIERs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PERSONS KILLED
AND FORTY -FOUR. INJURED, ETC.
From the Mobile Tribune.
About half past o'clock the evening OF June Is
our city was visited by very heavy thunder storm,
accompanied with very vivid and frequent flashes Of
lightning In the camp OF the Twenty sixth Indi
Volunteers, Company u, was struck by lightning,
killing and severely shocking ten others. Pri-
Thomas Ncugent holding his gun In his hand at
the the struck The electricity ran down
the barrel OF his gum shattcrne the stock but strange
say did lnjure the Other than giving him
heavy shook Shocks from tho lightning strokes were
felt the entire camp In tho Sixty -ninth lndi.
Volunteers large pino in the centre OF
the camp OF Company struck by light
ming, the electricity branching on In three
directions, running down the barrel OF gun which
standing against tree and forcing the plug out OF
the barrel another struck member OF Company Is pa
rayzng three of the left foot and severely shocking
him This the second tno this regiment has suffered
from lightning In their march to jackson tho stan OF
their rcgimenta coor shattered 20 pieces and two
killed. Considerable damage also experienced
in different sections Of the city, many fences, sheds &C.,
being blown down.
Iron tho Richmond Republic, June I'll
A rain visited Norfork and Portsmouth on wednesday
afternoon, accompanied by thunder and lightning. Dur
ing the storm Thomas Wake, Company L. Third batta-
lion New York artillery, struck by lightning, near
Portsmouth, and Instantly killed Deceased was 10 have
boon mustered out Of the service and return homo on
Thursday. He leaves wife and three children In Now
York city.
ICorrcspon dencc of the Nashville Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-29

I. John O. Mallory, Ala.
2. Ernest II. Rufiher, Va
3. Lewis M. Haupt, Go.
Z. Clinton b. Sears, Va.
8. Thomas Turtle, Mass.
Q. JOS. e. Grifl1th, N. q.
!. VIM. r. Rogers, Ca.
8. F. A. vahan, at large.
9. Henry Metcalf, Miss.
10. John =. Greer, Pa.
II. Jno, Pitman, Jr., Tenn.
10. VIZ. Reynolds, tr, Ind.
Is. Luiga Iowa, Texas.
ID. Fred. A. Human, VI.
Is. Chas. +. Powell, 8. c.
16. Chas. 8. Heintzelman,
at large.
IL. Crosby P. Miller, VI.
Is. Robt. N. Rogers, Ga.
10. Sedg wick Pratt, Ala
20. James E. Bell, Tenn.
Fl. John Mcclellan, Miss.
~. Ed. Mcguire, Tenn.
20. Chas. G. Eckhart, La
"a. Jno. N. K. Davis, Ark.
rs. Chas. Shaler, Jr., Fla.
%. Edwin S. Curtis, Va.
81. Leander T. Howes, ny.
20. Jacob Almy, Mass.
20. r. T. c. Richmond, Md.
80. T. T. Thornburg, Tenn.
81. Eugene P. Murphy, Il
large.
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20. John Pope, Jr., III.
30. Patk. T. Brodrick, Nd.
81. Joshua L. Fowler, N. Y.
80. VIM. p. Clark, N. Y.
80. Adams A. Goodrich, III.
-. VIM. J. Workman, Pa
IS. Chs. l.. Snow, N. Y.
80. Deleney A. Kane, Utah.
81. Frank W. Russell, N. II.
3S. Chas. r.. Roe, N. Y.
80. VIM. H. Coombs, Cal.
10. VIM. p. Han, Mo.
IL. HarrisonS. Weeks, Mich.
~. Thos. J. March, Pa.
q. War. vonR. Powell, Mich
-. Thos. W. Wiley, Conn.
q. Geo. w. Pyle, at large.
40. VIM. n. Waterbury, Iowa
Al. VIM. B. Collins, At largo.
4S. Rich. f. Thompson, II. !.
20. Clarkson p. steele, NJ.
so. Jas. e. Bachelor, W.
81. Johns. Farwell, At large.
SO. J.D.P. Hask ms, NJ large,
81. WIN. T. Fitch, Ill.
g.. Alex. N. Norton, Mo.
IS. Mason N. Maxon, Wis
50 James w. Noon, Va
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SPICE MANUFACTORY DESTROYED.
PHILADELPHIA, June, %, 1885,
The spice manufactory Of C. j. Spell Il Bro, 40 South
Front street. was destroyed by Ere this evening The
loss will be very heavy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

A MODEL LOCAL.-An exchange adj
vertises for alocal editor, and describes.
as below, the kind Of man wanted.
1t says: "He must be in all respects a
gentleman. He must have brains as
well as brass, wit as well MS amiabIlity,
and energy as well as discretion. He
must be grave, lively and sentimental:
prompt, accurate and reliable; temper
ate, tolerant and Trustworthy. He will
have plenty TO do and will be paid for 1t.
He must be courteous as well as culti-
waited; instructive as we'll as artistic.
calm, careful and comprehensive; de.
lnonstrRtive but dispassiohate: enter
PFtstng, eventual and eXact. He must
be All things to- all inen-iiexfbIe and
artificial; decent or dinholical. as cir
Cumstnnces seem to require. Butin the
main he should be compassionate, com
PanionRble and confldfug: original, fe-
icltous and frothy; graceful, gracious
and gushing. He must mix in with the
boys, and be jOvinl, juvenile and fnun.
y. be must Venerate the children OF
tho older growth and be grave. dis.
NAL and deferential. BE must attend
the sanctuary with regularity, and be
contrite, funereal and deVout, He must
drop Into the theatre Defines, and be
volatile, sarcastic md salubrious. &c
&C." We only know of one individual
who could "fill that bill.n Modesty
prevents US from naming him. bnt
when QUE of a Situation he Will doubt
less apply for the above. In the mean-
time, as foreign appointments seem 10
be the order Of the day lust now we
Will take the Fefusaltof three or four.
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I75aIIaiia :
BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL
l pss;,E 8 Ek3EIsIIjsD Asj 4. Ia r,1 '
FR0M QUAGEkERY.-6sS
THB0NLYPLA0EWHKRE CURRc. ,
RE ORTAIWED

RR johnston RSDIsCoVFRIftnr mn,
n EmoSt Certain, Speedy and on8y ifi.S;alL,
Remedy In the world for all Private DiSSSSSSa1
VYeaICneSS Of the Back and Limbs etTjcf,1sSA
kffections OF the Kidneys and BladdSF. INV
,untarY DisclIRrge lmRo tencYfS Gem al NJ
bilityt NetydnsTle 50 tigto{, LoS
Heart. Timidity, Trembling, Dlmness Of stSlhSe9
or Giddiness Disease OF the Head, TbnStIt Y
Nose ons lIInf a ions 81 tho IiYes LnSSt
aTisinP nom the Solitary Habits Of YontS
thoSe SECRErand solitary pFap ticea mons fStoI
to then yfctinis the; sqE1& or SyrsnS -
the Mariners Of UlySeS oil hung Their mos
marTIaRe, 90, impoasible. .19nsII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

RIVER NEws.-The river was slowly
falling yesterday. with fiye feet and
eight inches OF water in the channel.
Besides the regular trips of the daily
packets, the departure at IL a. IN. Ofthe
Express, for Parkersburg, and the pas
sage down of the Forest CITY, arc the
only items to note of steamboat move
ments yesterday.
We visited yesterday the Edinbuu5,
now lying aPonr wharf. She is lust
from our boaJ-yard, having been there
getting some changes made in her cabin,
and a thorough overhauling, cleaning
up, painting, sc. She has; In addition,
recently received an entirely new outfit
OF furniture and other appearances.
and her equipment now Is as eonpiete
as that OF any boat we ever saw. She
leaves this evening at o'clock for Gil
cinnati. Capt. Thompson will be found
most excellent officer to traveIwlth.
Inc Eagle y to-dAyis packet for Par
kersburg, and the ReUenue the packet
Tor Cincinnati, The latter will leave al
p. m. She Is we'll enough known b
need no further announCenent from us.
As heavy a fog as we ever saw prs;
vailed yesterday forenoon, and -the
crafts within hearing were footing away
right lively to the tune of the isthret,
minute Whistling law" The sun final-
~ disPelled tho fog, and the day turned
out q nn0 ono for StRambnllinG.
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Philadelphia Bonnet nalSnElnt
. s.. IIRINTBT "a. q. CO.

RFIRetteaa 5issai7ii. ana -.
~ - ~ E1tfG91ss Ann 4 ffTi z
3 Ilscye, On hand ~ 4
st-s 6QROE Fun Rs fIfll5f1 a SI1TSIf AM
ER1CE1QN AERiHaI1, I17Sff =. x
s-Nl1i laii4l 4sIIti . 3 Z. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

A LAReE Lot or corrER.-aIessrs.
J. Bodily & Son have now in store at
their yard in this city, a large lot OF the
copper tpbings, pipes, boilers, kettles,
&c, out Of the old East Wheeling ais
ttllery, purchased by that firm last
August at the Sherif7s sale of the Old
pork factory property. These articles
were put into the distillery In 1855 n 4
cost OF about IS cents per pound. Il e
y now worm or! ne; ano1t y per pound. There
course purchRsed at bargain by the
present owners. s.-S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

BIRIA's COMBr.-This comet Is now
visible to the naked eye. It may be
seen in the. nSighborhood of the con-
stellatiOn Pegasus, and close to the
bright star MarkRb, one or the bright
luminaries which form tho wen known
square of Pegasus. tits now pursuing
asoutherly course, and viii GROSS the
celestial square about the middle of
December. Singularly enough, itithen
crosses IN the old path followed in i8I8.
and near q point where It was then oI.
sS.s1d to separate into two comets, It
Will continue 70 approach the earth
distance from us Will he only eighteen
millions of miles. At that time, how
ever, Il Will have advanced far into the
southern heavens, and disappears from
here and in higher latitude. t!fIj p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

REaEoXAL.rTh enterprtsing firm Of
Messrs. Schultz q TrusGlell have re-
moved their candy rhanufactory and
confectionery to their new store room,
a few doors below their old stand, on
Market street, near the Mcclure House.
They will always have on hand q full
supply of articles in their line Pnr-
chasers will be advancing their own
interests by patTonizing them. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

A FINE BUILDING.-The building now
being erected by BIr. Samuel OF, Of
this city, on the east side Of Main street,
Just below Monroe, is going to be fine
structure, credit to the builder and
the city. The building will jbo known
as "ott's Block" and will be l35 feet
deep and GO feet front. There will be
two rooms ON the first floor, one of
which Will be occupied by the whole
sale and retail hardware store OF Aiessrs.
OFT, Son d Co., and the other by AIessrs,
Laughlins & Bushfie1d, Wholesale and
retail dTuggfsts-the latter named firm
using the down street room. The upper
stories will be used by the respecttye
hrms-MesSEs. Laughlins d Bushtisld
designing n their part to enter more
largely into the manufacture of their
celebrated proprietary articles. The
building will have an iron froHt to the
inst story, and will be furnished with
all the modern improvements. When
done 1t is expected that 1t will present
as fine an appearance as any business
house In the city. The whole cost OF
the house, including the lot on which Il
L. built, Will be between forty and INV
thousand dollars. II is expected that
tt will be ready for occupancy about
the LIST of June next. - mo-
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lo9ssLaln street. .whoellng. v. Va. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

NEW CARRIAGE. EAC-roRY.-Desirin
to enter more fullys into the manutac.
ture Of all kindsof carriages, the enter
prising firm of Messrs. Trobe q Bod
leys hays for some. time been engaged
inerecting building for that purpose,
on the corner of Fourth ana Clay
streets, adjoining the wagon manufac-
tory Of Messrs. ]. BOdley q Son. The
building is Of brick, in size 80 by 80
feet, strong and substantial, bniIt most
1y OF material formerly in the old East
Wheeling pork house. The building Is
now about done, and hands are already
at workiin #. Just as soon as possible
the whole house will be finished, and a
full set OF hands set TO work htiIianu-
featuring all kinds Of carriages. ~
The work of the firm of NIessrs. ].
Bodley d Son (noW In the Wifirm) has
long been before the public, quite an
amount Of X having been furnished
20 the Government during the war;
Their regulations as first class manu-
factuFeEs, combined with the long
manufacturingex experience of Mr.. Trobe
Will be sufficient warranty 70 dealers
OF the good quality of the articles OF
their manufacture offered for sale.
Their work Will soon he extensively
in the market, and they will not be
slow, we think, to improve every
opening offered them by the trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

No POLICE There was no Po-
lice Court yesterday offenders against
the peace and dignity of the city being
non est. We suspect this TO 10 the calm
beEore the storm. and that a perfect rush
OF cases will soon come on. Step for
ward, gentlemen, those of Won who are
willing 10 Increase the bank account of
the city, and gain for yourself immor-
tality in the newspapers. ilz..I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

VIZ call attention to the advertise
ment in our columns this morning of
fering for sale the very desirable late
residence of E. a. Fitzhugh, situated
on Quincy street and now occupied by
Capt. Hudson, as provost masshaps
nfIfca 80 - -. - .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

U. s. COuRT.-The entire day yester-
day in the o. s. District Court was con-
sutned by, the session of the grand
jury. It will be resumed again this.
morning. Many cases are up for con-
siderntiOn, relating mostly. to parties
who are charged with defraudtng the
Government In their internal revenue
returns. ..Lr-.-.- .-i-.I-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17
THB WEST viiRaIN1A MANUTAcTuR-

THE WEST VIRGINIA MANUFACTURE
no AND MINING CoArPANY.-The stock
of this company Is, we hear, being rap
idly taken, and as it offers superior In
ducements for investment, we advise
capitalists who wish TO secure stock to
call early on an authorized party. The
Company will soon elect directors and
go actively to work. Not much stock
remains vet for sale. -
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PRoMorEp-We lenrn IN a. q

PRoNIoTKD-We learn by the Steuben-
vile Herald that Capt. o. B. Kerlin, of
that city, commissarS ofsubsistence d.
S. volunteers. for q long while on duty
in this Military Department, has been
promoted by the Secretary Of War. to
the position Gf BStt Aia iot o. 8. Vols
Capt. Keflin has many friends in this
city, who Will be pleased to learn ofhis
deserved promotion 5a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-17

NEW WATER P1PE-A water pipe is
beingput in on 9th street, leading from
was a much needed Improvement; and
will be highly beneficial to those in that
YicinitY- who use Water. p d -l.t--t ~
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Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES

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