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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-05

WEDNESDAY last was commencement
day at jefferson College, Canonsburg,
Pa. Mr.. A. ]. Perrine, of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, who lost his right arm at the
battle of Charlottesville, was the vale
dictorian and first honor man of the
graduating class. The second honor
was awarded to Addison McLwaine, of
Pigeon Creek, Pa, who delivered the
Latin Salutatory. The English Saluta-
tory (third honor) wns delivered by II.
McKOwn, of Gerrardstown, Va. Here
after Washington and jefferson Col
leges will be one institution under the
joint name of Washington and Jeffer-
son College, and the new institution
will be located Mt Canonsburg. There
will be primary department. retained
at Washington. Rev. Robt. j. Breck-
inridge, of KY, has been chosen Presi-
dent. He was once the President of
Jefferson College. ls'ittl
"A correspondent of the Pittsburg
Commercial hopes the new institution
will mot perish from starvation, MS did
Washington and Jefferson"
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THE defeat of Mr.. Gladstone at the
University of Oxford, attracts more at
tention and calls out more comments
than any other fact connected with the
elections in England. The tory papers
are of course in high glee. The Post,
Palmerston's organ, thinks that the
University is the loser, and that Glad
stones popularity will only be increas-
ed by the result. The Times says, sin
the severance by the University of tie
so honorable to herself, men will recog-
nize another attempt, at once suicidal
and impotent, to deprive her of her
best title to the respect and support of
the nation" MAN - MD. -is.-.i N .f.r..
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
Il =. y AiANUFACTURE. III
u. s. GENERAL HOSPITAL,

Wheeling, W. Pu,, AI1TII 18th, 1855. ( I'D
I TAKE PLEASURE. IN STATING TO
i you that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
LEGRAN, and for which you are agent. For,
simplicity of construction as well as dnrabIli-
ty and convenience, have never seen any
thing to equal them, and 1 therefore clieerfully
recommend them to any who are nfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs. Tn Irt4aF 2
Very reSp't, your Obed' tserY't, ig58 -i.s5
JOHN KIRKER, ~,
tt A.A. Surgeon, U. s. A., in charge
~ WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th, 1855,
/ have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs OF LEONARD LEGRAN, and find them
simple in their construction, of good work.
mnnSh1p, light and very substantially made
They will be quite as serviceable MS any Rrti-
fclnl legs in use, and on account OF their sim
pncity and strength less liable to need repairs
l cheerfully Tscommend them to any who
~ =Tif JOIN FR1ssEII, y
RE- A. A. Surgeon, u. s. A
WHEELING, w. Va, April 28th, 1856
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by CTIAs.
BEHLER, Agent, can recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity in structure
strength of material and economy in price,
u Surgeon Board OF Enrolment.
It affords me pleasure to state that LEON
ARD IEGRAE, corner of East Commons, A lIe-
Rheny, has furnished me with an artificial leg,
that can use well, after one weeks using. /
cheerfully recommend to NIL who are unfor-
tunate to need one to give him a call.
Z .-" III -ai'ti LEWIS RA8LAIEY,
q Springdale; Allegheny CO., Pa.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, AEt!,
Monroe 81, bet. Market q Fbtirth.
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WE have letter dated the 18th nit.
at Fort LeNvenworth, Kansas, in reln-
ton to the 9TH w. vn. cavalry, written
by some one signing himself a "New
York Veteran" 1t appears that the
regiment is still disarmed and under
confinement, living on bread and wa
ter, but still holding out in its refusal
to cross the plains. This ssVeteran"
asks, did the 9Th enlist to cross the
pi"ins7 Did they not enlist to put down
the rebellionP Have they not perform
ed all that wRs fairly in the contract
all that either they or the government
expected at the time of their enlist
ment and re-enlistmentT whv. then
send them from their homes into n new
and distant field of service, no, con.
templated during the warp Tho
veteran" further writes us that the
rumor is the regiment will be 'sdishon-
ably discharged tho service" and he
winds up his letter with the conclusion
that cit is very hard indeed that SO Cal-
liant regiment should come TO this"
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The Richmond W6i0 Il very i1ficZzz

81
The Richmond Wig is very indig-
nant because some of the northern peo-
pie venture to express a doubt whether
the Eastern Virginians are all in good
faith, filed with the spirit Of loyalty to
the United States government. It af-
firms that RlI the southerners frankly
and manfulfy accept the fact that 1t is
their solemn and imperative duty to
sustain and support the Union.-It then
says: -...-...-.
The people of Virginia and the south,
in the fear of God and in the full gaze
of the world, have deliberately sworn
to do this thing; and this oath they
mean religiously to keep. Does any
one doubt it? Who that knows any
thing OF the Virginia or southern char
acter, would dare call in question their
sincerity or impeach their plighted
honor on this point? Away, then, with
the slanderous charge or the mean in
situation, come from what quarter it
may, that the people of Virginia and
the south are still rebellious, still re-
fractOry, still disposed to offer resis-
tance to the national authority, and still
intent on thwarting the efforts of the
federal government in behalf of resto-
ration, peace, harmony and universal
good will. We repeat it-nway with a
suspicion so low and a suggestion so
mischievous. From perjury, from ny
poCrisy, from meannesS of any kind or
degree, the people of these southern
States have always shrunk with in
stinctive loathing and disgust, and so it
will be until they "shuffle off this NOR
tai coil" and "pass that bourne whence
no traveller returns" #....
We are gratified to hear such an AS
surance from the Wing, and sincerely
hope that it is well founded. But the
Wing should understand that when it
asks us to believe that the people over
there mem in good faith to stand by
the Union, because they "have deliber-
ately sworn to do this thing, and this
oath they mean religiously to keep"
we cannot altogether forget the history
of tho past four years. We cannot
eITace from our memory the fact that
many of the same persons who have
now deliberately sworn" to he true to
the Government, did not shrink with
instructive lOathing and disgust from
perjury, but disregarded the most SOL
emn of onths and took up arms against
the Government which had educated
them, and which they had sworn to
support. We do not allude to this to
recall unpleasant recollections. But
we would simply remind the wing that
II cannot accomplish its object of re-
moving the d1strust, which so many
men feel of the fidelity of Virginians,
by assuming the 'grand air, ~ and re-
ferring in this turgid style to the
''plighted honor" of men, who
have been fighting against the
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finanriaI.
The Merchants National
Bankof West Virginia,
AT WHEELING
TREAsrpv D

80 TREAsURY Dp.s.
w cAof TIE So1IPr'R OF THE CiTpSItI
Mashlnston, June 9Bth, ia
w HdE s5CS l.IsS: BY SATISFACTORY rvG
has been made to appear mat SS SIESSl8ned, 1t
chants National hank OF IrHt, 4 1r.
ElniR, ut Wheeling,' in the CIV ~ H. Viz.
Ing, in the County OF Ohio and stSS1 al " Wheel
Vlrglnia, mas oeen duly Organized 1nSSssn se$t
according TO the requirements ~ th oer and
G g entitled an 9et 70 PROVIDED S 81 Of
States Bonds, and to pfoyide ~ ,t o. United
ton 1s ana Ire TesdSemPtion thereof appfoye 1I
ions Of said act, required to be com NE groytS
before commencing the business ~ PeG, With
my, Now, - t99sr her !, Freeman CLARK Conn.,
1.-THE MERCHANTSi NITTS2SS SCI ttty that
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WH s=E T5 4S.S;k (
IN the City Of Wheeling, in me 81 NJ :"
Ohio and State OF West VirriniS $sl9IltS Of
lied 70 commence the business az p SGfnor-
under the act Aforesaid Va 0AnElng
IN tes61mony whereof witness nv hand Az,
seal of1Omce1 this 18th day OF Juns Is st And
f-ls----s FREEMAN CA
JUG Somptr Of the Currencv
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The ordinance requires Physicians. and all
persons acting. as Physicians to state in their
ceruhcates the name, age, ser and residence OF
the person for when the certificate Is written.
OF tho certificates for each month are moi;
properly mRde out, and parties falling to do
SO are subject to q penalty. y I..Gl
0ug5Sh ~ G. BAIRD, Secretary
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An accident occurred on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, near Greensburg, bv
which three brakesmen and a conduct-
or were killed. The conductors name
was David White, and those of the
brakesmen Thompson Dick, P. Nc
Donald and Jos. Biggert.
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FURNISHING GOODS

Is richly assorted. Being exclusively in the
Clothing business we can furnish the above to
peter advantage to dealers and on better
terms than can be had elsewhere ."F.
We have the most complete stock and larg-
81 eSt assortment s. Of goods of any house in our
We are selling goods lower than any other
house in the city, as we bought our goods
when gold was Mt the lowest.
wehavea large stock of
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Ohio Female College

TNHE FALL TERM OF THIS POPULAR
i institution Will open on MONDAY, Sem
LeiiIIoer 4th, 1865. Its admirable location six
mules nom Cincinnati, } its extensive grounds.
" " eie4nnt buildings, and its superior Board
81 q lilsI pGtionnint every department., give It
me Ne INST place among Female Colleges - -
catalogues furnished, inquiries answered
ana rooms secured, by addressing -
~" OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE.
-1uBIgH6tw sos College Hill, Ohio
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FOR CINCINNATI.
ST.. .VINCENT'S 4
Classical & Melr,c camille College
! WHEELING, VIVA.

DISHOP WHELAN TRUSTS THAT THE
Z d success Of his EFFORTS In behnlf OF fem1le
education WIN. Teeel nm a. once 70 the
and young men,NRhich he hopes to make all
that Is desirable as . school for youth. ei.lE,
Gentlemen to Whom they are vernacnlsr. and
who will afford to the pupils occasional op-
portunittes Of leaning Py practice and CON
Instruments and apparatus as may elucidate,
while they give interest to the studies OF Nat
nral PhilosophX, chemistry, Surveying and
ing and Penmanship YIN be superintendent
by an eminent accountant.
only Catholics VIII be received as boartiers,
unless forSpeciAl reasons exception be made
The discipline. VIII be strict, and be enforced
by the dismissal of the insubordinate.
Payment Will alWas be required IN dtlUmce;
Of boardeS for the hall session; and the fig-
ures below. indicate the cash-in-adVarFce
terms, II nom the neglect of parents or
other causes paymett is delayed, an addition
OF ten per cent: 70 the cash prices VIII consH-
deduction Will be made for absence or for re-
moYnl when quarter or halESeSSion has
been commenced, except in case of sickness.
TERMS WHEN PAID In ADVAScE.) q q
Board, including lights, fuel, bed and
bedding, for the scholastic year of II
washing and iendng Is 90
Stationery per quarter fronl......5 so cts. to 90
Medical attendance per quarter......... 50
Tuition, i. class, quarter, llwseks. 10 GO
ar. 81 "n.fi, Is tts.-a" "a
nh W.T ~
S Sh " 6SS
EXTRA CHARGES. PER QUARTER, (wHEN PAID
IN ADYANCE.)
French, German, Italian or Spanish, per
quaftef ec 90
parntus, per quarter. .......,...,., 9 90
. Music at Masters charges.
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west virginia Ncws.

We have the first number of the
Grafton Independent Enterprise new
paper-successo to the land Register.
1t will aim to be local organ for the
counties of Taylor, Barbour, Randolph
and Tucker, and promises to be rcgu-
lnrly appearing and permanently abid-
ing institution-unltkei its predecessors.
The paper is well printed and contains
a we'll written salutatory. We Rope it
will be success. ElE - 500
The Fairmont National, we are glad
to see, reports an increasing patronage.
Henry Daily broke Jail at Fairview,
Hancock county, last Sunday. y...,l.
WEST VIRGINIA Posr OFFICES The
office ut RidgeVille, hampshire county,
has been re-esta6lished, and Henry
Trout appointed postmaster. AT Haines-
vile, Berkeley county, John NJ. Gum
ter has been appointed. At Central STA
ton, Doddridge county, VIM. S. Jones.
At Newburg, Preston county, James r..
Smoot, Uice ID. a. Lilyinger resigned.
AZ Pentress, NIOnongalia county, Il. b.
Johnson, Cice "A. w. Tenant, resigned.
The First National Bank ut Parkers-
burg according to the Gazette, is put
ting up an imposing Bank building.
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@lfsfeIIauEpms.

The Greatest Medicine of the Age!
KRAFFS DIARRHEA gOMPOUND!I
\ .The on1ys ais and Certain Cufsf for
DIARRHRA pYsFNTERYy FIJU8 suns
NIER coAPLAINE Nj
And an DiseGiS offis Stomach md B 1els, fyi.l
ciCialt % q Change q Diet1t C1fiil4tes
rHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS TRULY
Invaluable Medicine, now offer it to the
tnneTit over any remedy like character ever
Before introduced. It has been used with the
moSt pa5eeE IN o. cases tCIeeIe
Hic Diarrhoea Of years standing, have been
cured hy the use of bro bottIeS.l This remedy
aas h9 SG 6afed he s even the mos
- RR4FTs D D. ka9HGsA iC6ArrouSD has been
In use for a number of years, and by Its timely
aid has saved the lives of hundreds.
Thfs medicine Is purely scientific prepara-
tlo9. and e prepares! With the GREATEST eau
Every traveller should have bottle Of the
DIARRHEA CorPouED. - -
Every soldier will ind It invaluable.
No Family should be without it:
Do not hesitate to Try KRAET's DIARRHGA
ColrPoUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
: READ THE FoLIowINGT TESTIMONIALS
100 WHEELING, April 18th, 1885. y
Mesrs. AIcCApE, KRAFT & co, Gent1enen:-
Camp DiarThRa, with which l have been
deeply Afilt cted foralmos toneIn0ntE, an other
remedies tried hdginQ failed, and finding 1t not
only n present TetieE but n pel1ndnent care, 1
take pleasure in recommending it to the fo-
vorable notice ofall who may be like afflicted
Chaplain 18th w. Va. Infantry.
MoUEDsvuIE, Marshall Co., VIVA!
Messrs. hfcCARR, KRAFT & Co.. Gentlemen.
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn,
was attacked with severe DiaTTIoea. / tried
the remedies of several physicians, but with
out any effect. was advised by my friends
to come home. was completely broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arriving nth OmeN
was advised to try KT1ft'S Dlarrhoea, COM
pound. One bottle Of Il LeteLy cured the dis
ease and restored mn health. I am glad tore
commend this valuable medicine to all ar
dicted with this terrible disease. ~ 5.fIf = q
Yours truly, ~ ANDREW EDWARDS.
RIeSSrs. McCABE, KRAFT & Co, Gentlemen:
Last summer was attacked with n very
severe Diarrhpn, from which suffered for
but was unable TO check the disease at last
prOcused bottle of "KrafEs DInrThoea lCom-
pound" One bottle entirely cured The diSetLxe
and restored me to lnyuEnRl health. tnke
pleasure in recommending this valuable med
iclne, as hive proved Its virtues in my own
case, and seen it tried by Others with the same
good results F.. r. ADDISON,
Formerly Master NIacliinIst B. 4 8. r. r., ID
| t.rs 1lH..l- III. 81 l;.fg4 Wheeling w, Va,
NIcCABE, KRAFT& CO., Wholesale Drug
gistS, Wheeling, w. Va, Sole ProprietoTs to
whom all orders should be addressed. II ~
For sale in Bridgeport by WEST i MITCH
ELL II ls.if +it'- ar ~ IN .lElfI'
mayl3-6m a.u.Hsz go. h. rFls
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The Merchants National
Bank of West VIRGINIA.

HE} TREASURY OF THE UHTrEp Sr.4ns
DIVISION OF NATIONAL, BAS:fS
Washington, June 18th, isS5.
TT IS HEREBY. CERTIFIED THAT ,VrEr,
i Merchants National RRnT az yrt hEi
Virginia, ut Wheeling, w, Va. bseiVt
ing association organized under The aS1 1sS a
provide a National Currency, securf1I M: ~ y
pledge OF U. 8. Bonds, and to provide for ibaa
ed June 8, 1861, having compiled with tks ~.
quirements OF Section IS Of said act and Vii
the regulations of this department MADE ts Y
pursuance thereof, has this day been deSioS,It ~
ed as depository of Public MONEYS eScsTt
receipts from Customs, and by virtue NJ SI,eS
designation will also be employed as a FITsTl
cial Agent OF the Government. ''''"'
(Signed,l a. F. E. SPINNER
Jul1-6Od Treasurer NJ
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MORE TESTIMONY l7
1870 a S.s IN REGARD,To b g'Hu' .t'n
Kraft's Diarrh9a Compound.
PITTsBURGH. July 5th. 1RB5.

= PITTsBURGH, July 9Th, 1866. !.
ALLOW me to add my testimony TO that or
Others, in regard to your celebrated Diar-
rhoea Compound" j. have been for a long
time subject to the disease for which it Is
recommended, and have tried various reme-
dies but never fonnd one that so completely
eradtcated the disease as your medicine. A
short time ago, I was suffering terribly with
DiaTrhoea. procured a bottle of ' RrdIt's
D1fdIThoed Compound" experienced imme-
6late relief nom one dose, and after the third
dose felt as well rs ever. ftegard it Is nm In
valuable medicine, and would not be without
1t. Yours truly =, y - -,
aug2-1W .st nrIs L. w. STEWART,
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A GENTS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
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and especially returned and disabled soldiers:
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Addres JONES, BROS. & CO., Philadelphia.
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Mr., James Lake, an old citizsI y
this vicinity, was almost instsnti St
killed on Saturday night last by n coit
which he was riding. 1t appears int
he left town for his home about 10
O'Clock in the evening, and in passing
the narrowS the horse became restiyt'
but being unable to throw his rider,
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'WANrED = SITUATION "A YOuNG
w, man OF good business quail cations and
sOod nabltss wants the position Of salesman
IaNeIl9g agent or ID clerk, with good sal
ny and honorable business The snIlscri 1lS.
er, II desired. Address, one SyeeIr- I. IL e
DoA l4s' wheeling, Va. aug4-iws
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE

N AHHE"aIHy, AMEnRt 10, 1866, - y
the south forth 20 part of lot No. Ia with
the THRE:E-STORY STORE ROOM on the
same, situated on the east side OF Market
square In the Second Ward; also the south
haiI of lot No. 1873, situated on the east side
OF Fourth street, Second Ward, together with
ne ~, uW,eilng thereon containing seven rooms
ana Kitchen. In case the property above
named Is not sold ut private sale before the
loth day OF August next, / will, on that Ciay
AZ ~ O'Clock, offer the same at public sale N
the front door of the Court House OF Ohio
county, if' ' N. RICHARDSON.
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The National Bank of West
Virginia,
AT WHEEIIEE

OFFICE OF CoMPTRoL'R OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, July llth, 1856.
NTHEREAS, by SATISFACTION F1-t
w. dence presented to the undersigned, 4
has been made to appear that S'The Nation.
al Bank of West Virginia, a. Wheel.
Ing" In the City of Wheeling, In the Conn.
~ of Ohio, and State Of West Virginia has
been duly organized under and nCconii1p ,' "a
the requirements of the Act of COngress,S en- NJ
titled IAN act to provide a National Currency
secured by q pledge of United States ROndS
and to provide for the circulation and redemp,
has compiled WITH ali the s a9s lS s s15
Act, required 10 be compiled with before com.
menctngth business OF Banking under said
act. ''-'''
Now, therefore, l, Freeman Clark, Comm.
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify thai
The National Bank OF West Virginia,
at Wheeling, in the City of Wheeling. in
the County Of Ohio, and State OF West Mi.
ginia, is authorized to commence the busi-
ness OF Banking under the act aforesaid.
- In testimony whereof witness nv
hand and seal of office this llth day
A'''' Of July, 1855. - -
~ FREEMAN CLARK,
juls-6Od Compt'r OF the Currency
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WHEELING, w. VA.
Fall & Winter Goods
ever brought to this market, at GOLD PRICES
selected expressly for
CUsToM WoRK,

consisting of French, German and Domestic
CLOTHS, Of all grades and colors, French, Eng
l1sh and American CaSsimeres, Silk, Cashmere
ma MaIseilles Vestings, White, Fancy, Linen,
ITaVeilng and Flannel Shirts, Under Shirts
kerchiefs, Socks, Gloves, Gauntlets and Col
liars, Travelling Bags and Vallses, &C., &c Our.
department OF tta -f
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alettt advertisements.

~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE Reverend
U.s. THoafAs ], sHErRARD, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, Will preach In the baptist Church, on
CLAY street. tomorrow morning at 1917 o'clock
and In the evening at ~ O'Clock. Commu-
Mon services Will take place Immediately
after the sermon in the morning. 1t
WANTED--TOE RENT.
i SMALL HOUSE! ANY PERSON
~ having such can ind q good tenant by
applying az this ONCE. august
FOR CINCINNATI.
The fine steamer PINE GROVE,
Z eHAE lCapt. Lon Bryson, viii leave as
I1Eaboye, this day. the 5th inst, at
For neight or passage apply or board or to
nv. ]. g. ANDERSON,
aug5-lt - Agent.
sT. EVINCENTss Z
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The Belmont Iron Works and
Nail Factory

=
Bounded as follows: west by the Ohio river.
north nor by Division street, east by Main street,
q Lancaster. y n :. 90
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling MILL
ALSO, the real estate and coal PROPERTY ba-
longing 70 said corporation in and adjoining
south wheeling, including that recently pur2
chased Of Or. J. 2. Campbell, and the chose In
action CONTESTED Herewith; and q town lots
IN IN lately and heretofore p1r-
lot No: j Caldwell's addition to the CITY OF
wheeling; at the south east corner OF Main
thereon.
It being understood that the purchaser or
purchasers Of said real estate and appurte-
nanceS Shall also purchase all the stock mate
rails, tools and chattel property Of every de
scr1Ptton In and about said Belmont INN
WORKS, at the valuation of three dfsintereStad
persons. - ~
Terms-One.thi cash, one-tirfryi IN t,vo
est nom day of sale. The deferred paynnenfs
to be satisfactorily secured. :
- HENRY MOORE,
J. i. G1LCHRIST,
9 For Directors of Belmont Iron Works Com
Pany. -. ju2-td
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{. MesHs, McCABE, KRAFT & Co, GentIe11eT:-
Camp 'DiarThRa, with which I have been
deeply ain tcted almost oneIn0ntf, an other
remedies tried hdginQ failed, and finding 1t not
only present TetieE but n peITndHent cure, 1
take pleasure in recommending 1t to the fo-
Vorable notice ofall who may be ali Ike afflicted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-05

The following is the notice from Gov
Peirpoint referred toin the dispatches
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-05
FOR, CINCNNATI

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