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I can build Brick Smoke Stacks AZ cheap ns 1ro1
pfnea can be furnished Boilers set 2ul repaired.
Also, III kinds OF atason Work attcn!s1 e:
rss5net ~ sslver street. cor. weat Harrison.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be recetyed for furnishing Recruiting par;y and
Recfuifs. II b n1e cooked taton esch per day Tue
ration consist Of sweSe o2nces Of pork bAcna7 Of
pound and four ounces of salt or f.esh bees cl9
hard bread Or one pound foa1 ounces OF cora r3eh
and to every ono hundred rattons nfseea pounda Or
pounds Of gTeen coffee Of eight pounds rpast:l tor
roasted and grpuud cofee. OF one p3nnd c!se: nnas
nnc pound tour ounces of aonant1c or sisr esn,s!s
four pounds OF soap> three pounds ann
| ~ F1rst It. 18th INF RcsraitnT Otaces;
ofce corner OF South Wstez aaa Sls1x a: AZ
caxo, Illinois, ~"
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that purpose, and Iarce Number Of those rcmaiu-
ing will soon be discharged.
General Flske reports to the Fteednea's Bureau
Zinc persons sere sahststcd by the Government II
That there are nov none, at hav1ns been furnished
Owing to al obscus1sy in the INV Of Congress pro
Sadtng ioF ne payment OF coloIed tt1opS, has
rsi1o tSat ~ ~ an1 ~ &
Tia rn,orc res,.ment Nm carried their hnlietttrn
flags through he streets Of this city yesterday, and
who atc now to r. p5ld Oh mast Rs4se ifat lhey
recerc snT honntv .n5 IL tl,at he 3nne. t5,t thav
can receive bpt one hundred dollars instead oi the
three hundred dollars allowed whtte troops. This
tne y, nlst ahstsnsE low 2,
oti.rr fhat Thai fnnots nnnn fhefr cnnp1uT ma;er
rolls.
nnmbcr OF distinguished gentlemen WILL Nall
o,M npa a1ier sSe ~.
meuts as thc most ii,eral Construction Of the law
Will permit
The yetersn battalion Of me 1st Colofaao eafany
~ ~. ~ soor ~ rriiercd hy otheT ;roo,,s
The battalion viii be n1de1sd TO Denver CAy aos
i1Eal mustcr out and pay,nenf-
Hon. Isaac y. Arnold, Sixth Auditor, len for the
Tee, today, on sho1t. visit Chief clcsz Nc
Grew nil1 Lave Charge Of the Office duIlug Ills ab
ecnce . .
An order from the War Department di.cets tha.
tss hsad4rastsTs q ~ pepm'nf OF
By order Of the Prczsa Nal. Gen. Steele % as-
ttsncd 10 lhe command or the Department Of Co.
Tic fresident Ioday ID = madc the follo,s1n: app ont
meuts Of Collectors OF Internal Revenue: y. q.
Henderson, for the Thru District of Iowa; Wu,.
4 Price for the Sixth District Of Missouri,
Dr. Fldrr.a rnnnIIof 4brpad-ylsttors
arrI.aTrI.ttaI IIan.a.-F Y ci1rctIor off,m.
cers-Thc HF1scoc Iflal-hxtra ksisiy
Stnith-PaFdon App1lcatfons-Aospf
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NEW ToEK, Oct. 11.-Go.d Is still weak- Cash
Cold is abundant aud loans a.e made fat. Thg
downward turn In exchange keeps tho premium
down. The quotations haye rang ge0 at lti;s
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EnfH.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia despatch from Rich
tnond says lherc will be no Congressional cludl-
GATES IN the field In the election Tomorrow who
will not take the oath.
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FORT WAYNE.
an Invitation Extended to Hon. Hugh
n5cCuIIocfl to Visit ClltenEo-The III.
yisatloyl Necessarily Declined.
iEnfc}ai tlfsnatrh To tha {.hlcacn tribunal

Especial Despatch to this chicago Ttibuno.l
FoEr WAYxE, Oct. II.
Hon Hugh 31cCuloch. Secretary Of the Treasury,
received despatch today from Chicago signed b.
VIM. +. Coo'baugh, chzs. Randolph, I. T. Scam
mon, Jas. II. Bos en-, VIM. Ii. Brown, E. Aiken, j.
A. Ennie, Benz. Lombard, and olher leading hank
c1f and merchants Of That city, extending him an
iny1tatiop, couchel In very complimentary tc1rns,
20 visit Chirago as their Euest. am authorised
by Judge Lcculloch 10 say that while he apprecl
ates the honor offered him BY the merchants aud
bankers Of Chicago, 1t will be ont Of bis power 4
comply with their reQuest, a he Il compelled t:
ls.va for Washington On Friday morning. His Wis
fl 10 Fort Wayne has been a,mp,, .~na~etea will
biz private bnsinese, and that has absorbed his en-
tire tine and attention.
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The BluH Greek Indian Council.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11.-Tbe DEmdaerd's Lawrence
Kanssa} special, aays courier brings intelligence
that the Indian Commission which Was to meet q
Blun4s Creek. On The lth+ had arrived The kiowas
Comanehcs and Cheyennes were comped como dis
tarce of, but up to tho sth none had appeared al
tbs {acufrf1
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F1fQNU Ut II NolGH1dCs
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The par1on Of the mem
bers OF tile Sonth Carolina Convention has beer
Eisne.l by the President. and forwarded to Goy
perrr ful distribution.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. Ia gen'lemea Just return
ed ffoE1 m e1icnaed tour through North and Snuth
planters in those States threaten to entirely dis
pepse With the Labor Of negroes attcz January 1st,
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WASHINGTON. Oct. tt--The Richmond Tine,
ssys tic Swedish Emigration experiment hns
worked 10 the Satisfaction OF all parties. The far
mers are much pleased with the swedcs. whom the,
3pd industrious. efficient, honest aud prietly
They do double the work Of negroes, and requirt
70 looking after-
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For Europe.

e For Europe.
Bos7os, Oct. little steamship Cnba, which
salc( to-day, toa! III passengers for Liverpool and
tycuty-onc for Halifax, but 10 epceie.
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Tho Rhode island Horse Fair.
Tnoy1pEscE. r. L. Oct. 1t.--1he Ho-.o Eair nos
holding here Is quite successful. Tomorrow vii
h. The Eteat closing tlQy.
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HA15I4onx, Oct. 1l.-At the City Council elce
tiou to-day small yotc waa polled IS there was .
oLrotf..on. All candidates were Union1sts, az
pf1iF T. ECO votes were pul1ed,
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. 11.-Thc Illinois and sliss1s
sppl Telegraph Company at their regular onnua
mec1ine OF directors declared semi ia1nual divt
ecnt ot tonr pr cent On Its capital stock, payable
SoteQlbes IL,
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Ayoucg married uaau with eleven years e3peftsnca
desires Stuatlon. Is perfectly competent 70 " any
position in haak aud en- fa!nith kHa 1e'S =
f,s go .Mo. na1 ooiN' - '4 fSH net
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Mr.. Furguson,s Letter.

We publish this morning letter irr "
JAS. n. FURGUsoN, Esq, who was ;h"
leader of the radical faction in the Leg
islature last winter, showing that he has
materially modified his views concerning
some of the measures he advocated last
winter. He has made one step in the
right direction, but his position is still
untenable in several respects. 1t will be
observed that Mr.. FURGUsON admits that
all who were on the Sd of February. 1863,
citizens Of that portion of Virginia EN-
braced within the Limits of the new State
and have not since that time been Gu
gagged in rebellion, are citizens of West
Virginia and entitled, under the consti
tuition, to vote. He argues, however,
that those who, since the passage of the
repatriation act of February Sd, 1868,
have been engaged in rebellion, are not
citizens nor entitled to vote We think
We can show that his argument on this
latter point is as unsound as those he
urged last winter in favor of the test
oath, and which he now recants, and will
devote more space to the subject in few
days than we can give it this morning
It ia well known that large majority
of those lately in rebellion are rest ored
to their full rights as citizens of the Uni
ted States, upon their compliance with
the terms of the amnesty proclamation
The constitution of West Virginia de
clares that "the citizens of the State are
the citizens of the United States residing
therein" Itappears to US that these two
facts are sufficient to decide the whole
question.
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For the Register.l
Senatorial Convention in WeiIsburg

|. At two o'clock ?. NJ, September
Both, the delegates to the Sera.
torial Convention met in the parlor
of the Exchange Hotel,lat Wellsbnrg
There was pretty full attendance OF
delegates from the three counties-Han-
cock, Brooke and Ohio j. III. Gibson,
Esq, of Hancock, was, chosen President,
and Thomas O'Brien, of Ohio, Secretary
The following gentlemen were put in
nomination: E. B. Cooper, of Hancock;
John Carroll and o. W. Langftt, of
Brooke. On the first ballot, Mr.. Cooper
received majority of the votes east, and
was, on motion, declared the unanimous
choice of the Convention The most
perfect harmony prevailed and the nomi-
nee was on all sides considered the right
man IN the right place. After considera-
BILE conversation among the delegates,
in which negro suffrage was denounced,
President Johnson's reconstruction poll
cy endorsed, aud q general determination
expressed to elect our candidate on the
fourth Thursday in October, the Conven.
ton adjourned.
j. II. GIBSON, PRESIDENT
THos. o. BRIEN, Sec'y.' % taahS
After the nomination of Senator, the
delegates from Brooke county met to-
gether imam adjoining room and nomina-
ted DR.. James White, of Wellsburg, for
the House of Delsg ties. The Doctor is
N accomplished gentleman sound
Democrat, and win carry the county surrr
. 0ek0fsa4 Do LIZ 8S-L7s gftsf[ kEfSS7A - I
y Ssss' I'd
81 TUzgTzr q ff,T
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Notice.
EDUCATIONAL.
laE SERVICES OF A HIGHLY

SCHSURRER, have been secured for thc
Musical and French Departments in -
Joseph's Academy. Sbg is Q pupil OF o.
-cslbrated Moscheles Director at the Lei sic bn
Neal Academy, and Il l,erSelg au sxpereae.s
Ffencb Lsngnage Fer the convenience 81 PC
plls RESTING IN North Wheeling MADAM 3
kGHEURHER win also give lessons At ti,es
Wheeling Hospitll Apple fIons 20 be max y Q
the Academy. eon Quincy and 5tfsfreeu
Eep252w
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
The Election.

We place at the head of our columns
this morning the name of E. B. COOPER,
who was nominated last Saturday by
delegates from the three counties of this
district a. a candidate for State Sena-
tor. We have not the pleasure of aper-
sonal acquaintance with Mr.. COOPER
but are assured by those who have
known him long and intimately that he
is gentleman of unblemished integrity
and possessed of splendid mental abili-
ty and attachments. He is immensely
popular in his county and not word
can be trutbfully said in derogation of
his character or his ability to ably fill
the position to which the Democracy
seem determined to elect him. He will
get big vote in Hancock and Brooke,
let US now see that the men OF Ohio
county also do their duty.
1t is time for us all to be at work. If
we are defeated in this county or in this
district this fall, it will be through our
own fault-our own lack of energy and
diligence. The interests at stake are OF
the utmost Importance and notwithstand-
ing we know that we have clear ma
iority in our favor in this county, we
know equally we'll that we will not
obtain victory at the polls this fall if we
sit idly by and imagine the triumph
secure. II is not secure; and unless VI
put forth every legal effort within oar
power from this time forward to the
evening of the election day, we may have
the misfortune of being defeated as We
were last October We are sure of sue
cess if every conservative man will do his
duty. but without thorough and organ
lied labor we cannot hope for the cleo
ton of our ticket. We trust that ever,
man who feels an interest in the triumpi
of the great principles for which we AFT
contending will at once, to-day, com
mence to work for the election of The
Democratic candidates in this county and
district, and continue his efforts until The
polls are closed on the evening of the
26th Of this month.
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Universal Suffrage in Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin radicals were dissatisfi.
ed with the platform adopted at the re,
cent Republican Convention in that
State, under the control of Senator Doc
LITTLE, because it was not emphatic
enough in favor of negro suffrage, and
held another convention at GAINESVILLE Oh
the 9th in order to set the party right.
The meeting was not very harmonious
and Mr.. DooLIrTLE was bitterly assailed
by some and defended by others. A Sc
ries of wordy resolutions was adopted
affirming that Congress and not the Pres
ident had the right to say upon what
terms the southern States might resume
their places in the Union, and thas lin
fixing the. qualifications for the exercise
of the elective franchise no discrimina-
ton should be made against any person
on account of race or color"
A resolution declaring the convention
to be Gin favor of equal and inst taxa
tion, aud that, as far as possible. if
should be the aim of the government 70
impose taxation upon capital rather than
labor" was laid on the table.
Singularly enough. while cnn,lr mnins
nearly every distinctive feature of P,ssi-
dent JoHNsoN's administration, ll.e,on-
vention, in the stereotyped phr..se. ex
pressed its confidence in him aud ,led.,-
ed him it's support
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AGRICULTURAL.
STOCK EXHIBITION

Fair Grounds, on VhecIii,% ISLAND. ugl
TuD-imf, "wednesday, 'sbuTsias
Md Friday Oct. iOgh, fsih.
f2ih and f;sIn, Sol,
The grounds and accommOdui ions ioI Stock
cgOnsistIaEOi the incest open and closed ~ 5iD
viii be entirely renovated and put mtho most
complete order The hall mite iR.k pro
nuuuc, q heretofore las goUd Judges ~ hr tusur.
passed Tor the exhibition Cfspccd vill II pp o.
bic be- improved and accurately rcauy1rd
More liberal premiums than ever belpie offer.
cd 10y 'bn Society VIII bc enumerated va pun
phlcis or posters shortly to be- issued
Further information can be had 81 entries OF
stock may be made by addressing either Of the
Secretaries Oitbo Society oT By pcroull lppli.
cation to the Secretary ~ the oH.ca q, Nnin
street Wheeling. next door 10 the NJ md "
Bank previous 10 Oct. 10th
HENRY CRASGLE President
j. T. UTDEGEAFF. Cor Secretary.
w. +. PETERSON JR, Rec Srcrctr.
Wheeling Aug y 1863
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FOR. SALE.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Ar,
l TION IF not previously disposed 90
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY 0fOCTORpSS
lS65, at the front door of the Court Hon
Ohio county, the following described prOpe-,
tn.Mit; ~
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Delegate Gren Rr,eke County,

The Democracy of Brooke county have
placed in nomination for the House of
Delegates DR.. JAMES WHITE He is a
Young man Of fine education and win
very ably represent his county in the
Legislature. The Democrats Of Brooke
owe 1t to themselves to zee that he is
trinmphsntly elected. They can do it,
hthey VIII. and judging from the energy
sAd Determination ,thsy have already
manifested IN tho opsnins Of the can.
rai@, W ass iadael& tstaiXk thsyVn
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A ACRES

of Land located on the Ohio River, MARI,
county, four miles South eff Wheeling. and -
quarter of a mile from Benwood. TwolL,I
capable of cultivation. A good house and NJ
are situat al on the premises together with =.
developed veins of coal, six feet in thicknt..
easily accessible The railroad and river ipsr,.
a quick and easy shipment to market. We TIM
the land for either farming or gardening pun
ses is unsurpassed.
Said property will be sold in lots or in bal,
TO suit purchasers.
Terms made known on day of sale. or on A,
plication to the undersigned.
sep2l'ts Il. s. GOOD
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4 ~ VOW lEANUIACH l.lHfs

A rs Now HANUE ACT EKwfs
"A our celebrated Patcrt screw rruyclIpr
Hay ans straw Cutters ackH1wlrt-pt by tho
maHy tiDr-Iud- of farmers 4" ro ifrr r.cI them
10 he Tho mpiest stronger r'i n.r-t efficient
Straw t',irT made In hi .YIg .4y Ys make
I'VE si~ "i tnm. Fors 2" %. 5fice s-Bd i0r a
Circular
We 49,. also manufie. p~r Paicrt Screw
PfOpe,l,r lHd NastcaiUr H. -FOUR KNIVES
We maze four sizes. The two smaller sizes arg
used b. ,,and or power, aud the two large siL +,
by hOr- lower. Ills Cutter exceeds q Others
tor cut = and crushing corn stalss ard ia
equally good straw cutter. These Cutters
are geneJ Jy preferred ia the Western states
3cully'S Cider and Wine ELL
The subscribers respectfully iryiss tie atton.
ton Of AZ interested IN the nIanu eture 81 q
der 10 iEe superior merits OF ihs above aifn
tLcpcd lBachine. For simplicity, eoIBpactBe-y
strength economy OF power, AID gHality 0l
make two sizes one size lOy hand power aud
one for baud or horse power. Send 10, Cirsa.
Ter.
sTNCLtIR & cos IMPROVED LINE
SpREA y The best Ia use. THRASHRBs
AA@ EANERS. TuRASHERS AND
STRAW CABEIERS. PLAIN THRASH
EIiS, PIT HORSE POWERS, 6IRCLAIR's
SPUR GEAR POWERS. three sizes ~. 10 and
hOfse railway powers. WHEAT ANDGUARO
DRILLS, PLAIN DRILLS with eraas seeder at
Tackled. GitLST MILLS, both French BnTr and
Cologne stones; Iron Plantation Mills, Cora and
Cob Crusaers, Corn Shelters. for band and now
er Wheat Fans, Cider and Wins Milk and Pres
sesl Field Rollers sll iron; Iron Cied Crushing
Rollers. Left Hand PlOBs xitA both east and
wrought Iron sharesi Right Hand fl0ws OF ala
varieties and sizes Harrows, Cultiyzt0rs Pl0w
and Ma hine Castings for sale Wholesale ahN ~.
tail, and at the lowest market raIes
II. SINCLAIR & co
No 62 Light street, Baltimore Ma
augId-slsta
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SEWING MACHINES.
THE some or THE SHIFT.

BY HOOD.
With fingers weary and worn
With eyelids heavy and red
woman sat in unwOmauly rags
PLYING her needle and thread
Stitch! stitch! stitch!
In noyerty. hunger, and art
And still with voice of dol0rous pllcs
She sang the Song OF the Shirt
Work. work. work. :,
while the cock is growing aloot!
And work, work, work,
Till the stars shine through the ROOF.
It's OF 10 be n slave
Along with the barbarous Iurh-
Where woman has never sOul 10 save
Ii this is christian work.
Work! work. work!
Till the brain begins to sElm'
Work, work, work
Till the eyes are heavy and ann!
: cam. and gusset and hand
Band, and gUSsCt .uu $ 80
TIL over the buttons fan asleep
And sew them on in dream'
20. men with sisters dear!
q men. with mothers and wives
IL is not linen you're wearing ont
But human creatures lives
Stitch stitch! stitch!
In poverty. hunger, and Dirt
Sewing at once, with double thread,
shroud as well as q shirt
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J. II. WEIGH & co.

Office 5il rennsy lvmia Avenue Wa7hjngi1
ID. { We have over one hundred correspond
ents whc makes thi- the most ext,ns.v uul
reliable finn ia TIE country
We will guarantee - settle Officers Ac,ou4ts
obtain their final cert .,tt,s 'l from tDu L. INV
days. Business From uJrparl,ata prourti.
ATTENDED To At on h-lt lu, u-Hd rates ot
haTgrs
We also prosecute claims .yI proprt. taken.
damaged or destroyed ~. [ : Government
QuarteImastei' VoUr..i 0. al binds collected.
every nature of Claim lc>ultiu- from the Var
will receive our special attention
BY permission ca0 refer = Hon A. "
Randall lst Asst Pos ~ -tnr General Hon G.
Harlan Secretary f iGr-1iur; senator Nye. FROM
Nevada Territory J.. I..n.as Ndiut,ut Gener.
al Z. ). A.; \. Hovey Big General l.. ) A:
and Rittcnhouse 6 Co Bakers Washington,
II. G
PostoGrs. Box %. s,plG 2w
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FOR SALE AND RENT
FOR SALE.
an! NE HOUsELEsS REF,

nH. NE NOUsELEss RPuSc
~ who, ON the first of April next will NO, US
house wherein to dwell, come to me and nay ave-
sell you one. VII
now offer for sale the dwelling wbc...-
formerly lived, on Monroe street, Gas and W S.a
throughout the house in abundance. Ala 4'st
house and half lot in the rear of Dew Oh
Vauces Iron Mills, Centre Whaeling 4
sep26.2w GEO I. TINGTr
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WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
The Belmont Iron WOrks
AND NsiHa FACTORY,

Bounded as follows west by tho Ohio rsr
uOItn hy Division street, east by Main STREE
aud south by the property OF MessrB. Caldwell
IS Lancaster.
ALSO the Coal Mine In said Ward nov
worked by said corporation, and the railylj
connecting said mime aud the rolling mill
ALSO. thergal estate and coal property b..
longing 10 said corporation ia and adjoHiGi
outh Wheeling. including that recently pnf
chased oi d. !. &. Campbell, and the chooses %
FCtiou come tod herewith aud ~ town lltt b
Dutl Wheeling. lteiy purchased OF tbg ~
BJul, aud others, and Lot No ! ll 60.
i's addition To- the city Of Wheeling s0ai.
rl-t corner Of Main and Division street.
"Ith five teucments thereon IL ~ suppyayi
hat the coat property to be sold with Me Vois-
- sufficient 10 supply the works for tfy
srsrs
The said real property 10 be sold on the io
loving terms VIZ. Une-iDurth cash and the re-
due viii interest from the day of sale, ia tire
equal instruments. payable In six, twelve. af4
eighteen months from aIid date; tile purchs-f
OF the real estate TO take the stock on hand o.
materials iron nails tools, aud cbattel pT0Pei
u 81 an appruiseIneHt 20 be made by three do
int rested persons, OF whom the purchaser j. Z.
choose one, the undersigned agents another sni
tho two 20 chosen third, the decision OF ~,
two Of the three 10 Dc bindings and the sto,k 81
taken 10 be paid for in equal instalmeBts at igu
six. and eight months with interest from ~
~ Of SALE The deferred payments on both irf
real estate and stock 10 be seeuued by paper vi
isi4ctory to the undersigned agents, and a list
70 b retained on tho property until payment (.
iuil The purchaser shall have the option q
payiRg IN baud tho whole purchase m0nsy o
ifnl further portion thereof than above stated
JAMES PAUL
G. ID. HUBBARD.
H. CRAN6IK.
Wheeling. W Va, Aug. . iss5.
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THE CONTRAST.
uy SEWING MACHINE.
BY CLARA W


My Dear Cousin Jaue:-Suoh a change has
passed
O'ermv earthly lot. since s1w yru iAst
That cannot rest till my VrirrN,rrds
The tidiu.es SO joyful to all my friends.
Nv burden is gone, and my Shy IS bright
Nv spirits are calm and my heart ~ h-at
am a happy mother. wife aui sell!
And / owe ID all to a little elf,
The kindest fairy that ever was soru-
Nv WHEELER and WILSON SeUIb- N1e'nnr
Butt, come 10 the point had n most forgot;
had now puitc ~ lief have huFh1u1 r"f;
H. tfmiily last week brought me " p',
NJ .,ift4 l., h. maze, which / took WISH SW.ir,
III ,,,st of ia. i'r1 which he ever ha seen.
And Thought me- would kiss my Sewing Ma
chine
you'u think nae cxiravagaut viii engage,
T,ut this il the subject, my dear, OF the age;
TIC world is divided. twNt those who have got
The Sewing Machines and those who have not
ilos' what pitiiul objects arc they
who are d0orIcd TO sew in the OLD fashioned
Ic,H NM and stitching. and dlmiug md mend
Year in and year out-a duty amending.
And although the eyes swim, tho hoto throhs
Thomgh back and side ache. nangbt arails to
complain,
And now Cousin Jane. van. y0u t. see
And well understand what this wonder may BE-;
So come and seek not your duties 10 sMrh
But come with IN extra trunl, fun of work,
Yon will never 90 back 10 your home ween,
without taking with you sewing Machine.
know YOU II not ask which kind IS the best.
For that il a query long since put 20 rest;
And 'Wheeier and Wilson IL the one that !
mean
When sin. the delights of tdc Sewing Ma
chine.