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National Foundry.
BIoOmsburg, Columbia Co.,

T'ne subsrihJr, proprietor of the above
named ext tensive esta5li hmeu!, IS now
prepared TO receive orders Tor all kinds OF
mac hibery, for COLLERlES, BLAST FUR
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHIMG MACHINES. &c, SC.
He is also prepared to make Stoves, all
sizes and patterns, Plow-irons, and every
hing usually made in tirsl-class Foundries
His exhaustive facilities and practical
workmen, warrant him in receiving The
largest contracts on tie most reasonable
terms.
" Grain Of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for castings.
" This establishment is located near
The Lackawanua Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloomsbur9, Sept. 9, 1863.
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The Bridal Chamber.

A note Of warning and advice TO those
suffering with Seminal Weakness, General
Debility, or Premature Decay, from what
ever cause produced Read, ponder, aud
rsfecl Be wise in time.
Sent FREE to any address, for The bene-
fl of the afflicted Sent by return mail
Address
JAMES s. BUTLER,
499 Broadway, New York.
April ~, 1s65-3m.
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WAETED.-Any Of our subscribers having
the following numbers of the STAR will con.
fer favor upon Us by sending them to this
Office, for which they shall receive a suira-
Die reward: Vol. -. No. 25, OF June 25
1852; Vol. Is. No. 10, of Dec. 30, 1863 !;
Vol. IS. No. a., Aug. II, 1854; Vol. IS,
No. 10, of Dec II, 1864. 10 making up
the foregoing VoIs. We find these number.
missing. They are valuable to us, and We
hope 50 ne Of our paHons may be able to
furnish % with the desired numbers.
Tax Cleveland Plain1<aler has been dis-
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PRovosr MAarHAL.-Ii appears, Captain
ManvilIs, Provost Marshall of this District,
was kicked oul of Office ty blLpdsdng Pro-
vosi Marshal Fry, because be [ihs capIsinl
wanted some sort of fair play in making up
the quotas of this District Capt. Manvilis
is well spoken Of BY all parties. Being q
man OF honesty. of course he stands no
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Executrixes' Notice
Estate of Geo John deceased. Scott Toicnship.

Estate of Geo John deceased. Scott To,cnship.
7 ETTERS Teslaneniary on ths Estate OF
~ George John, late of Scou township,
Columbia county, dece ased, have been
granted By the Register of said County, TO
Martha Ann John and Caroline \. Dewitt,
residing in said township All person $
having claims against the estate of the de-
cedenI are requested to presen, lEem for
settlement, and those indebted 10 the es :
state will make payment forthwith 20
MARTHA ANN JOHN
CAROLINE DEWITT,
April 5, 1865 -S3
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GREAT Loss.-The aggregate loss of The
West Branch Valley in the late flood, il is
stated, will smount 10 several million of
dollars. The West Branch Canal, in many
places, is entirely swept awsy.-The dam
age has been so srea, iha; the amount Of
work 10 repair il, is such as TO preclude the
idea of deriving any benefit from il this
Gaason - Dan In
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TA,Low has been struck in Windsor,
Hartford county. CT. :he Tunes says, Tn
the town of Windsor, on Mr.. James Har-
vey's land, Eve miles from Hartford is a
spring, on the waters Of which. when pond
ed, risis coating OF lallow, about three-
eighihs of an inch in thickness. II resem
bles and will burn like beef or mutton tai
low. Near this spring, on Mr. Halsey's
land, Jumps Of clear taIIow have been dug.
Il has been long known that sea wax or tall
low, as veil as oil. is found imbedded in
the earth - Con- Union.
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Success Of the 7.sO loan.

Our readers will notice that subscri piions
to the popular 7-3O Loan are still continued
in The most liberal manner. To the Old
World The success of these Peoples Loans is
one Of the wonders o: a Republic. The
Government does not seek 10 borrow in for
eign markets; il Offers no premiums 10 bank
ers, but appeals directly to The people, and
with what success is sufficiently shown by
the fact that during Jo'ty fhres dogs they sub
scribed and paid The cash down for one hun
dred aud siIty one million dollars OF the so
Loan. There can be no stronger evidence
rites. While nearly all other stocks have
gone down from twenty 10 City, and even a
greater per cent, within a few weeks, all
forms of U. S. bonds and stocks have re-
that are incident 10 all rapid charges in the
money market. Our readers will remember
that the subscribers TO the 7-30 Loan receive
semi-annual interest al the rate Of seven
and thrsetsnths per cent. per annum in cur
rency, and al The end of three years from
June 18th, 1865, they will have the option
OF receiving payment in full, or converting
their notes into 20 six per cent. gold in
Ieresl bond. The late great decline in the
premium on gold makes these notes more
desirable than ever as an investment, and IL
should mol De forgotten that their exemp-
ton from stats or municipal ,axstion adds
largely TO their value. There is no inter.
rup,ion in the receipt OF subscription or the
and others acting as Loan Agents, will pay
subscribers The interest in adv ance from the
day OF subscription nnlii June 18th.
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"Juiia, can you tell me how Adam got
out Of Eden - "Well, s'pose he elm bed
ober de fence" "No, dar amt it," Well,
den he borrowed wheelbarFow and walk
ed out" "No" al CUBS it up. den."-
"He got snaked out"
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CAPTuRE.-During the joIIifcaiion on
Monday evening. in addition to the burning
of the American flag by our Republican
"loyaiists," Union prisoner was captured
at the canal bridge and sen, 10 Jail for sez
ing citizens horses on the highway and
causing them TO break the tongue of The We
hicIe, 10 which they were harnessed. Dan.
Infei.
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SIMON DRAPea's son charged SlsO 600 for
two weeks labor at Savannah, marking the
cotton which was seized ihere.-N Y Er.
II is our deliberate judgment that the
young Draper is full believer in the doc
trine that "Modesty is a quality that highly
adorns woman" but is not a compone ut
part of the character of gentleman and
patriot $3.50 600 for TWO weeks, is $780,
900 a month, or 81 $40, 600 per annum A
tolerabIy fat Office for Soung man amid
The pressure OF hard times during cur great
civil war. That he has a, least full ap-
probation of the value OF bis services, we
shall not attempt TO deny. However, hav-
ing displayed such astonishing ability for
chdrsing, we suggest that he shall now Join
the cavalry so that he nay charge 10 his
hearts content, and inflict his destructive
blow upon the enemy. II is a sad !houghi
that The huge grabber pendent at the ex>
remiiy OF his colossal right arm. should be
devoted 10 The depletion of the Treasury of
his own country. Patriotic young man =
Has he shown himself 'tesger for the frayl"
Ia he MANNED and battle scared, that such
reward should be his! What nation. or set
of lunaIics ever dreamed OF giving such COM
pensaion for any manner OF service He
join the cavalry, draw his sabre aud venture
so much as 10 look upon the angry enemy !!
No, a bit OF it. No; even tasle. IF this
intensely loyal young Draper be really a
son of Simon he can have no stomach for
anything Of the sort, though he certainly
possesses the strength of Sampson 10
draw his euormops pav.-Con Union
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D l E ID

AT Lime Ridge on lie 23d Of Mafcf i,
Anna Elizabeth, daughter Of George W &
Frances NJ. CreviIing, aged years, mos
and IL days.
In Sugarloaf twp March 7th 1868
Leonard K. Cole, aged is years, months
and days.
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SELECT SCHOOL

SELECT SCHOOL
The Spring Session of my School will
open on Tuesday the 18th inst in tho
Basement of the German Reformed Church.
All the branches oil Iibefal English Eiu-
cation will be taught Prices will range
from So 10 So per quarter of eleven weeks
instructions will be given in any Of he
fancy branches, and also on the FORE Piano
or Melodeon-
ELEoNORA I. LESCHER.
Bloomsbury April 5Ih, 1865.
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NJ EZtrac: ccTsaparai Flood Pariaer :Ey Zxsrsds
puchu 10 Diuretic G3d viii essuea IN Ell e.ses-
Both erc prepared on purely scientific prtnrtpies-1s
rxo-cnd tie E,cst active measures OF either tbs<
can bo lsdo. ready and conclusive test viii Be
pson OF their properties Es those Get fortA II o fo
loving vorl-8:s
See Dispersaiory OF tAe United States.
eco Professor DEEE0 vsluablo works ea ths Frsercs
otThysic.
Gee rcarf made By the celebrated Dr. PuIssc. Fots-
Eco re-aarks Esslo by Or. EPrRAIS MCDOWELL oeic
bratcd Physician snd Member CT tho Eoysl College cf
Surgeons Ireland G1d published Il ths transactions %
tic Ling and Queens Journal -.ss
Zee NodicoChirurgiell EcvisE. pubiishcd b1 BzSyK
TR.rxra Fellow Of the Toy n College OF Surgsons-
See ncst CT :,1o lato staacard uoThs o. &edioice.
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Interesting particulars Of the Oscupal
Richmond

War DEPARTMEST, WAsHIsGToN April 5,
-Moj Gen Dir New Yok: The following
details respec .ing The capture of Richmond
aud ils occupation by the Union forces have
been lelegraphed 10 this Department from
that city. Edwin NJ. STANroS,
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HELnBolD's BOSE WASH.

EELHBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
A. excellent Lotion for diseases arising fro HABITS o.
dissipation, used i connection with tho Extracts Eoes1
sad Eorsapara IN such diseases recommended. En-
ie1cc OF the most responsible add reliable VIZ
accompany ts r.edienss. Aho explicit directions Tor
u-e tt AaGG-es RI thoSscnds living Witnesses and cp-
=rds Of 80 90 rsolictcd certificates and reeouDeace
,ory letters many Of which from the highest soureeJ,
Including c17snt Tysicsus C1ergynen, stsiesnsa. &C.
The Proprietor rosorted 70 their publication n
nevspapc 10 does not do th from the fact that hia
articles 6iands-d rrcparations and do ess need
70 be propped up By eertincats&
Tho Science Of Medicine, Ike iAs Dorie Coonn seooi1
stand simple pure majestic having Fact Cor its bees
Lasgetoa IS pIler, sad Truth alone for Its csesL
E4
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only on one side, which has beer started
in Petersburg, and which is called "Granrs
Petersburg Progress" with the mouo.
"Elerna vigilance is the price OF liberty"
Mondays Issue contains the following
items:
At daylight yesterday morning an attack
was made by the Ninth corps on The front
of Fort He'll, which resulted. after a briei
but spirited attack. in the capture of the
enemy's fort, several guns and many pris
oners. The rebels made hDI feeble endeav-
ors 10 recs2ture their works, and after a
false a,lsck, at a late hour last night, evacu-
ated, and almost Immediately afterwards
the Second brigade, Firr division. Ninth
army corps, and adv anced and occupied
The lines in their front, and daylight of The
morning of April 8, 1868, showed The stars
aud srupes waving from the Court House.
The names Of the com positors. Sc, en-
Poyed in working off The first Union pa per
published in Petersburg since the com
mencemenI OF the rebellion are Major r
c. Eden, 37th Wisconsin. editor; Captain
Charles McCreefy. 7Ih Michigan veterans,
assistant editor I; Chaplain d HeagIey, LIST
Michigan sharpshooiers. assistant editor I;
J. w. Griffith, LIST division, hand foreman,
posiiors-Firsi Lieut. Robert Farrell,
lst Michigan sharpsboorers; r Marlet:, I'd
brigade, LIST division band ]. Anthony
do. I; Sergeant Ohver Greenfield. 9Th Mich.
Wv Corporal John Teasdale, 9Th WIS.
consiG volunteers Private w. H n. Stuart,
Ist Michigan shsrpshooers Private s.
DalrympIe, 95ih Pennsylvania volunteers,
April 3-Lieuienani General Grant and
Staff, and the Army of the Potomac geuer-
ally have entered the city.
Five cents and a cent, a silver FIVE cen,
piece and copper penny, were found in
the Petersburg Couu House this morning,
supposed 10 be all the available specie in
the cily.
From what we have seen of the supplies
in ihIs city, We judge the stores are by nc
means all empty. Probably on the return
OF business privileges 10 the place there
would be activity and bustIe enough with
their opened doors.
Among the distiug guished citizens we saw
on the street io-dsy were Brig Gen. Pryor,
Confederate paroled prisoser, and Judge
w. T. Jones, of the Circuit Court, in this
district.
On Saturday last -four sold in Petersburg
al the moderate rate of 81, loo per barrel.
Sugat and bacon were equally reasonable,
double saw-backed Confederate blue.
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BLOOD! -lAOuBi Hio0Dt
Ho1mbOId,a

FIUiD EKIKAC I ShNShFRkILLA,
For purifying tAe Plcoa, re-cc-!ns all ehrenie eors1-
Ional dseasss s-tinS from Impure state OF tse Eloe
ard tho c1iy reliable RnS oocusl f,ea remedy Tor Ia
caro Ct cs.ofss se.ld He'd. s.l: Eheu=a, rsns AL
dwellings OF iEs boEcs Cecralops Of lac Throat ana
Legs. Blotches Fiapos ths Faco Tet;or. kJtpslss,
and ali seEly Erup.ions OF the skiz.
An BgACTIPTHo TuR COMrLKIOY.
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Nv y y Y III
No III Main Street, WHEELING, W. Va.
A PARTRIDGE, who has been in the
II. business nearly quarter Of century, rs a
practical artist, and dealer in and manuiactu-
rer of Photographic Goods respectfully invites
the attention of of Western Artists and dealers
to his large and superior stock, which will be
sold at Eastern prices.
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Wool m EngInnd ana AmcrIen.

The consumption Of wool in Great
Britain is vast AMI increasing Last
year the manufacture of the kingdom
amounted to $500 1000, 1000; anil yet,
singular as it may seem Great Briian
does not produce one pound Of the best
broadclolhs. The South Down sheep
produces tie bysl article Of wool raised
in the kingdom The Merino is not
adapted to tue climate, and all attempts
to rear it have proved unsuccessful.
Spain formerly sUPplcd the fine wool
for their manufactures OF the superior
class; but lately Germany end Australia
have been the sources from which wool
for the Gner iabics have been obtained
From Australia alone there were brought
in one year, upwards of foriy'seven
millions Of pounds.
Now the wool growers and flock mas
ters ofthe United States have only 10
exercise core in forming their hocks
from the best breeds keeping them
pure and permitting no crossings OF spe'
cies-to secure for themselves a golden
harvest, for so soon as the English man
ufscturers asCertsin that they can supply
wool equally as fne, or finer in texture
than any other country can produce,
the demand for it will be extensive aud
lasting. As it has heen with American
cotton, so eventually it will oc with
American wool. Our farmers aud those
interested in the wool growing interest
should prepare themselves early AMI
confidently for this important event.
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Adrnnlnre. Oh nn on NAN.

Amnnr lho MANY hungry al oman.
nmgs W" Io,ai, .asaesd ~ ,o,,,,L H.;
'g,s w." go. "a,I " 81 s2dJsn ,so"i,h 1" ,ha
I.s5 :" r,g ,;s 49, ,a. ,'a,,n ~ ,"O
f f'oo' ' ,ba tns,o Of poston Ia !. d..
IA ';pd G%" o y" ~ o;, w.
co.,, ~ ' ,o',o ,,n' b a' S'
s sol ';a, r.o, u.s." "a' ""pp"
sooilS bn ~. H.. 90" "'' Tia oy lay soro,
So So ~, We a Ssgd - NJ on his
80 800 ~, - a. g -" "'
l,,,, ;. IT,, Io,'OG ;,., vi o,s, 10 H.
Ea ~ p,,Il c.,at ,o n,,., a. ~ s,nar o,
IL, ~ e, ~ I'M, 40 70 nb6,n h,
,,y', setaI n,.Ir c.,
= ,,Io'sao, 49, oanssr,a,in1 49, ham or
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OHin plensnnts Comfy.

The PiItsburg Commercial has the
following editorial paragraph:
The Needles Well. on Rausom's Run,
Plsasanrs county, West Va. presents
several pecu}nr features. At the depth
Of 3G4 iee ctcvice was struck, aud the
sand pump descended $40 feet without
striking bottom. On striking the GREY.
ice. q flow OF gas ensued for about a
week. The well was then tubed aud a
seed bag place Just. above the crevice,
whereupon the well commenced flowing
oil and water in considerable quantities
which continued four days, when the
tpbe proving defe ctive it was Withdrawn.
A block Of wood, nearly the size Of the
we'll, was sent down attached 10 The
sucker rod. This block struck the tools,
where il reslel--a circumstance that
was deemed to be proof that the cfcvice
was at an angle from that point On
stripping the seed bag, the seed des.
cended on a mass Of pamiine, which
had already nearly choked the well and
closed the gas vein. The weight OF We
ter in the well has since retained the
mass at the bottom, anil retarded the
dow OF gas AMI oil. Steps have been
taken TO close the well. and it is CONF.
IDENTIFY expected that it will prove to he
very foe one. These particulars wa
have obtained from Mr., Needles, who
passed through tire city. few days
since, on hi, way from West Virginia to
Philadelphia
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HENRIE HOUSE,

THIRD STREET, NEAR MAIN,
CINCINNATI OHIO.
DESTROYED by FIRE, APRIL 10, 1869.
rebuilt and newly furnished; with all the
modern impAvcneniS, and rcopenod Septom'
Der 10Th ieif rt
G-Ja Is WATSON, Proprietor,
April i46 m
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Paul VoIIett.

HAVING bought thcirtcrest ofJohn Troegcr
ii in the store aud Bakery establishment Of
the firm of Messrs, Troeger & Co., viii still
continue 10 carry on the Baking business at
the old stand on The corner, opposite the Vir
ginia House. Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, DC,
always on hand Orders to furnish social par
ties promptly attended TO-
In connexion with the aboveI have good
stock of CIR cercs, &c. | also keep a good
quality Of ale on hands. ask for share Of
the public patronage.
1J'l keep on hand for sale the best quail
ty of flour. [nov 3ls6i-lY.
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had been distributed when the reading
commenced unopened on their desks. =
WASH. Cor. NJ y Tribune,

Eg-Mr. Fulton, editor of the BaIti-
more American, visited the Armies of
the Potomac and James recently, and
says Of the extent Of our works;
"'lhc defence limo of General Butler
extends across from the Appoma,iox to
the Jam At Dutch Gap, and thence in.
land, almost nanking Fort Darling
The length Of these works is not less
than fifteen miles, formed Of line of
heavy earihworks about five feet high,
iploepered every FIVE or six hundred
yards with heavy Notifications, and ia.
ced With strong abatis inside Of the pick
ct and videlIe stations. Then there are
nnerliaes OF works supporting the out.
er lines. 30 that lhs whole line Of breast.
work, and forrticatioDa, from General
NIesde's eYrcme left to General But
ler's extreme rishl, is not less than thr.
ty iiyo miles, and taking the sinuositiss
and the supporting iioes into Gonsidera
ton, he whole works would measure
nearly ona hundred miles 10 lenAh''
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AT WHOLESALE ONLY
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY
OF EVERY ptsoRlruoS At TIE
TaL Dn..oa pon NooL ~

Wy al OlAS hISD JILL W IIIA0 L
OF EVERY DGsoRlrTIoN 81 TIE
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AUWOSJ llVop 1OA OIVeA
A RMY and Country Merchants, IedIars'
. ~ Traders, Suffers, and General Dealers can
make enormous profits upon small investment
Jewelry of any pattern or quality and IN any
quantity made 10 order. " Estimates for any
class Of work furnished, J'Farucuiar "ush-
ticn paid 10 supply ing Ancponeers; Country
| Pcdars, Indian Traders and Army Deaieis
| Any styleof Goods manufactured, such as
| Inventions etc, at short notice VI Coop CAN'
WASHING CLrHRs, wlru SNAIL CAPITAL, CAN
FIND CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT illustrated Lists
and full particulars free.
The Profit to the Retailer is YcrF largo
h"eS"'e supply can w S"'I'uu ~
KnapsaCk mana N"iisG OF carpet oag' ana VIZ
not De IKE 9ooNs"-o,lky or announcement 10
carry from place TO pIoce' p...
htaLNhER ANOTHER T"l NV, n, mli's n's.NI
disappearing or croggrating, Our Coop.
9TT 'oE raMsNt,Ls 4Sn r"" onrd aMd Inis
s,I, 20 "a,,. ;ron ~, ,ha ,nomrv w..
yoGt i nncIIjad nj
,'G ,n w., +, !. sn S o,cnnntoI in which
w ,".s,, ,,"oi T., ,G.aiJ nv asio,eI IN canvass
H. Il" D,,, e,,J o,,o;;, arL .,,ain Cav where o,cp
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w, 800 ",o
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So,e'T ~ ~" 't' ~ WOW 70 Clnrny.
u,s"o.'a ~ '"g 'T2n y. r,.h"osSrs
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How CONGRESS Received THE MEs.
sAoE.-The quiet attention given to the
reading OF the Presidents Message in
the House was broken with applause
over tho passage, Maryland is secure to
Liberty.anl Union Ior all the e.
A laugh received the sly biz that on the
distinct issue Of Union or no Union the
politicians have shown the instructive
knowledge that there Is no diversity Of
purpose among the people. Tho ap.
plause was hearty and lou over the
manly passage. III the eat, should,
by whatever mode OF means, Tnl 20 Elk
ecutive duty to re inslayo suSh persons
another and not / must be their iustru.
mont to perform it," But the couclu.
ding words Of the message, obs war
win cease on the part of the kt5sern'
meut whenever it shall have csaefd on
the pirlsof Those who began it,.s 70.
ceiysd by thtUnion members wAlt, 3
demonstration Of ttuo solisfarteastha
.yonsin Of Significance. "TbAr sao-
a5taiaditbullcn ip.tteirssSlsf aia
cooias % tho Mos elieb
49, H.N III ~ AZ ~ ~
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AL ARTICLES USED IN TIE
ART: ALSO,

Photograph Albums, Frames &c, &c,
kept on hand for sale. have lately added to
my establishment, manufacturing department
and am making Photographic Chemicals, Al
bumenized Paper, &c. am also extensively
nnr--1,nL In
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Wheeling IntelliI
Published Daily, Tri. Weekly
Terms:

The Intellirencer has the largest circulation
of any paper IN The State; its columns contain
a Greater nmoupto freadpg matter and embrace
reSSnlarly The proceedings Of CONGRESS and the
West VIRGINIA Lccislnt1e. when in session.
and MI tie late new 3 md general, telegranbis
disnatcLes nm otbc bopr Of gong 10 MESS
II ia mailed nj The above rates in lime for
tbe earlv trains and their connections 10 ali
narts oi west Virg;nia and isolso sold IN he
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WHOM TO Many When a young
womon behaves 70 her parents particu
IarIy alIyciionatc and respectful, from
princlploas well as nature, there s
nothing good and genie that may not be
expected from her, in whatever Condi.
ton she may be placed, We're to adj
wise friend as to the choice Of his wife,
my first counsel would be, look out for a
pous girl. distinguished for her oucn-
ton and love to her parents. The fund
Of wodh and affection indicated by such
behavior, joined to the habits Of duty
and consideration thereby contracted,
beioges rule, 10 render her mild, obi.
giog and Invaluable companion for life
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-01-05
RESTORING WASTES,

And will purchase or recover for 4 per cent
all articles in this line, at rs fair rates and as
well as can be done in the country Full di-
rec,ons for saving Wastes will be sent to any
Que forwarding Post Office Stamp
ITlwill guarantee success in the use Of my
Albumcnized paper and other Chemicals, oall
who will follow the directions accompanying
goods.