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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27

LETTER FROM CH1cAao.-In our paper
to-day will be found a letter from Chi,
enGo-ihe Garden City" The author
of the letter is young gentleman or
Chicago, who served as a Union Sf,ico-
IN the department of West Virrinjo :,
with great distinction. We shall 10
pleased to hear from ''Tox'' again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27

HOTEL ARRIvAIs.-In to-day's paper
we begin the publication of hotel arri-
walls in onrcity. Wethink this arrange
ment will be found of considerable ad-
vantage TO our city readers.
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Coon Property ron SALE CuEAp.-
Mr.. Thos. o'Brien, real estate agent,
offers for sale cheap a valuable house in
North Wheeling. The building is con-
veniently arranged and commodiOus,
and will be found desirable.
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GOLD IN MoNoNGALIA COUNTY, WEST
VIRaINrA.-Iastw week IA Accompany made
strike of gold quartz at the Grufflin
Well, on the Johnston farm, near New
brownsville, Monongalia county. The
rock was struck Mt the depth of $40 feet;
they had passed five feet into the rock
at last ascounts, and were continuing
10 obtain quartz. About ten pounds of
the quartz has been sent TO Philadel-
phin TO be examined, and we learn
since that it has proved to be tho same
ms found in Greene county, Pa. 1t is
not known whether it is the intention
of tine company to sink shaft and
work the quartz ornot, hut we presume
IL will be done.
Specimens have been exhibited of
gold quartz found in the Decker Creek
Petroleum COmpHny's well, five miles
east of MorgantOwn, on Decker's creek.
This quartz whs found Mt depth of 343
feet Specimens have been sent to the
Philadelphia Mint to be nssnyed.
The MOrgNntown Post goes into costa
Cics over these discoveries, and eNuIt-
iugly announces that MonOngalia is (of
coursel TO be the FL Dorado of the
world.
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POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court
on Saturday there was but one case dis
posed Of Anthony Padden, for disor-
derby conduct, was fined $40 and costs.
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THE BATEMAS CoNCERTs.-To-nigh
the first one of the Bnteman Concerts
will be given. a Pittsburgh exchange
says OF the troupe:
"M'lle. Phrepa, the central figure of
these concerts, is a most remarkable
vocalist. Her voice is clear, full, and
powerful, and every note is made sweet,
round and delicious. Her enunciatiOn
is wonderfully distinct. giving addi-
tiOnnl charms, ii possible, 10 her per-
fOrmnnces. The manner in which the
different pieces were executed, far ex-
ccllcd our highest expectations. With
out reference toany particular piece, we
give unqualified praise To all.
''Mr- Levy, on tho cornet, develops
such magical powers ofthath instrument
as we never imagined belonged to it,
The "WhiTlwind Polka" produced n
perfect storm of applause, while the
perfect execution Of Then You'll Re-
mmeber Me- Rnd "Home, Sweet Home"
only served to increase the admiration
of the audience.
Carl Rosa, although quite young, is
an admirable yiOlinist, and plays with
stamps him as AN artist Of the highest
talent.
Carl Absolute, at the pinno, per-
formed with good TASTE and ability,
while the latter gentleman fully sus-
tanned the reputation he has already nc-
Iuired."::
The second concert ofthe troupe will
b" given Tomorrow evening, with an
entire change Of programme. Those
who desire to enjoy Il rare feast of mu-
sic, should not fail to attend.
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SPORTS on SATURDAY.-Saturday aE-
ternoon last a large number of per-
sons were on the Island engaged in
playing various kinds of ball. Among
the spectators were II number of ladies.
Ball has grown quite popular in our
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a Rare Chance for Investment

Z FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF
NDland on stewards Run, known as the Cox
Farm, ~ miles from Ellenboro, Richie Co.,
w. Virginia.
This land Is situated within the great oil
belt of West Virginia, in Richie county, and
developments are being successfully made all
around 1t. Good wells of the best lubricating
oil having been struck within the last I'VE
months, not far from the land.
Title perfect. For further information in
quIre OF II. Rosenheim, Park eTSburg, w. Va,
or to the undersigned, In Wheeling, w. Va,
where plots can be seen at any time.
STEIN BROS.
Cor. Main and Monroe streets,
OCt2I-u Wheeling, w, Va
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BUcKwHEAr CAKES have made their
appearance. They never attain their
due excellence unless raised with the
Excelsior. Baking Poude7. No one now
disputes the superior quality of this
most excellent article. 7. II. Logan &
Co., md Logan, List & Co., sole proprie-
tors. Sold by denlers generally.
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WHITE SHIRTS, wool shirts, under
shirts and drawers, knit shirts, &C.,
very low, at wholesale or retail. Call
soon ut Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe SITS.
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Selling Off to Move,

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF READY MADE
Goats, Dress Coats, Pants, Vests, &c, will be
sold on, regardless OF cost to sETe the tn uble
of moving them. Entire suits for Ten Dollars!
IfyOu want to save so per cent, call at No. p,
Monroe Street.
N.B.-Aswe must vacate the premises by
the lst of January, we are bound to sell the
goods 6,5 Esga 3, I3 Of price; o,,s,o- oo,r
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Our stock of clothing is unsurpassed
in quantity, variety or prices, to which
we invite an examination. Stein
Brothers, corner Main and Monroe.
nov23.4w
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~
Il is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated pills were drst discovered bv DfS
DUPONCO, Of Paris, during which fIrns tSaS:
in mos of the public institntons as y. TSe Sd
m IN P[lYate practice, OF both hemisphere, with
unparalleled success in every case. and IL IL
sands of Ladies' who have used them that 6e
Is induced to make the Pills public for The aI
i v, io o. tnoSe SUFFERING from any Irregu-
laIltleS Wnateyer, as well as to prevent an In
crease OF family where health VIM not pernlit
? GONE PILL ISA D0sR. ~,
Females peculiarly situated, or those Eup-
posing themselves so, are Cautioned avaITst
using these Pills while In that condItioS IeSt
t tnsS invite miscarriage" after which adj.
biuty, although theIrmildneSs would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are Recommendation Dsis5,54
MOST ISyALUABLE REMEDY
for all those amlctlng Complaints so pecuiIar
70 the sex, viz: DiSlreGaEgG and Painful MeSl
SIJ1tdtion, iil IN the Back and LOfnS
ttTea5tHg DOtDn ElfnS, Rush Of Blood % he
ness, hedufne&s, Fdtt0lie on any Slight ExeTti0U
EdtpttdttoEl Of he Heart, and ali the yarIouS
annoying, Weakening, and the beeinniiiS az
All other female weakeneSes VI
The Leueorrhoea, or whites.
AT the same time, there is nothing IN ,I,.,s,.
The diIoeiiOs be tfTlefII foilo1Ssi ami ti. III
md them to be oil Ghe, are Nu "Hl
-. one BOX rs SUPFICIENT. -ri
10000 Boxes have been sold yTitb,n
100 a.I a4Ri Two Years.
Ten Thousand Bo1es sent bJ E.s.,e, 1.,.,, -.
IN ana AGENTS to all parts Of the world
VINE say nothing like the a1ove iiii
Mn T SS Known since THE SCIENcE on
- aNE1sED UPoS THE WORLD.
In = emOvinE OhstFuetiofg =. 49,
:. allE = ntuEe TO It's Proper ChanneI11
Sf3ls,s THE and bringing baclr fJ,a
MOS deiSS1,S U "a 70 the cheek OF tie
Price 81 per R6x.I 5Ii .s,,--R...-.s.z
SOD by, Ai'cARE KRAFT 4 CO. WhoIeSoSs
Who'll sa,5t 1 stIesE Wheeling. General
REED RRIFsTS e%dfE rs Sold a. Retail, by
s'Nl0 N 81 ClaiIsVilla. Ohio lJy5i.tbl=iI
,J,,,;... ~. : "! 4. az. j. PfCKERINGlf
q ,1o. ~ sending S1.0O TO either OF the
~, z 4 Is tothe Wheeling Post ONCE can
"a s me s Pills sent tiallyS by Kali,
'-S part OF the country, sfree Of postage"
oG2s-lyd sole Proprietor, = New Y Y6fk,
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES

Infallble in Correcting Irregularities Rs,oo,,.
ing Distractions ofthe Monthly TUrns
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL as A PREvESr1x,1,
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90 9pr Sail. gqfws
A Farm for Sale.

II WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
Tuesday, the 18th day OF November, farm
Containing 43 acres, one mile north Of Tria.
delphia, Joining the lands Of Hugh Miligan
and Constant Helwick. Sale to take place
on the premises, commencing at 10 o'clock.
Terms made known on day of sale.
nnY22-IHe MARGAREfS s. MILLIGAN.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL
zDSaPertss0 Special q 6s,it, "a 4oeacvi f sa
ItIU DeDdFfJne1u MeDlfjhfS Tenn

i 81
TbSGPerttst,i0 Special a gent, I'd a oeacY, iTeat
TTY Department, Memphis, Tenn.
SIR: In pursuance of your advertisements of
the Nth November, 1885, 2nviting proposals
for con tractS for raising, wrecking and deliv-
river and tributaries below Cairo. "-sTk
init the following: 'uuI1LJ ii'f5nl1 ~
/. propose to raise and wreck In tho
tleam hereinafter named all steamers, gum
boats, hats and bafges, together with ali their
appurtenances, Whether OF material value or
not, and whether sunk by the United StateS
or rebel forces, or in pursuance OF orders I
either-or' TO avoid capture by either force
prior to the closing OF the war; 10 reno 3 All
and every obstruction to NAVIGATION ;caTseIj
by the said sunken vessels and to clear the
channel thoroughly OF them, SO that the nav
1gatlon or the stream may not be interTuptal
on account OF the same; TO deliver The yes-
sells, &c, ra1Sed, at either of the folIovtn,
named places, and TO do the said work at the
following named rate OF per centage OF the
nett proceeds OF sales OF said vessels and an
p1Ttenances at said place Of delivery, viz:
name OF Place OF delivery. Rate of
CNatchez and Vicks-O - =
mississippi burg, Mis-. Memphis So.
'af=1 Tenn. y; Orleans La. for - q ct.
Arkansas Little Rock, Ark, ih2lh4t ',3-G
Memphis, Tenn. II FLOR - ct
White. Helena, Ark. Memphis, Tnfors- = 81
5 Xazoo- Yazoo Cy. VicksbuFg, Biissior = & Ct.
YalIobusha. do D. do o. ,,rtFor = 3 CT CT
Red Alex, La, Natchez, diss.-fori-i93 Ct.
H. &pfopose If the Contract Is 6 59E ct It
- that-- Will use every means in
power to execute the same In the prompte,t
manner possible that - will, Whenever the
work and employ hands and machinery stIf-
nclent 70 insure the early completion of the
contract, and That - will honestly entieaVor
to, promote the best Interests OF the Govern
ment. go f.a1 .7T0TTf 80 81
III. The deposit of Five Thousand Dollars
(so,UVOl = herewith incloSed by DRAFT Of
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WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR.

W44NE OF TAR contains an he Ned
tcdL virtues of PINE TREE T4R,
IT is UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK or
Il Ine cpIntive properties of Tar. THE world
hn1oHS Lhat II Its medical properties are proTS
cry eGtTncted and held in solution tiINt tI,l;to
AIe lew II any remedies equal 10 IL n Sis,-S,S
az 4nIodt and lang DiSedSeS S
=, IT'S great curative powers are brinOiny u Or,
me a11endon OF physicians and they fi5d NO
I ,,aeSI agent more valued when It's usa IL
Nfne q Tar Is pleasant to the taste and
"u , ptetl 70 Doth children and adults
~ TONIC giving new viRor and life ~ the
sSIsteLh, " Is preferable to the many 'sBiffeTSSi
when ML!eh crowd the market and have 4 Tendance.
70 nnSIeaSe intemperance. 10y
nL,.NE OF TAR cures Consnnntjo,,
SIouRhS, SoldS, Sore Throat and BreSSt fSr1,II'
SIiiI5lSS asthma, Diptherfn, Gravel Diabatasl
StEal ,sSises Of the Kidney and Bladder ana
a., SOLD by Druggists and Grucers tbrouoh,,,,
1ll P- OIiiLed states at only 81 90 botties
OLIVER CROOK 4. ~
,r5 ASk for DR.. PrOctor's ZINE OF T,6Jen
Beware OF Counterreit..,s5
bo Se1nuine have swine of Tar" blown ON
/, F. For sale by T. H. Logan & Co. and 1o,.n
LIS g Co, Wheeling, W Va. noy6sTn9 IA,
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A LARGE assortment of handsome
piece goods just received, which we are
settling wholesale ut eastern prices.
Stein Brothers, corner Main and Mon
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AWE ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING
w an extensive and thoEOnghly assorted
stock. Owing to the latenesS of the Season,
having bought many Of them al Large auction
lots Of importers to close ont at very reduced
prices, in consequence OF which We have an
Unusual large stock OF the choicest goods to
be found in America, and Mt full % per cent
less than those having bought their goods
ssSe H 1 b ag% a S t6 iSsST th 1
sale and retail customers and friends, and the
public in general, and the ladies in particular,
cheapest stock OF dry goods In Wheeling. An
early examination and you will be agreahly
surprised az the extensive stock, and the low
mefate a few items OF our stock, as folloWtEA
Good MaddeF cOlored prints ut 26c;! Yard wide
fnifes S6rt Hal cSioTed fancy De- fSines
FANCY DRESS GOODS Blaclz and 1ancy
Raubaix Poplin, Plain. poplin, Shepherds
plaids, all wool; RnIckerboCkeF WInceys,
high s9lU Tsids all pwSS PStdS and
white mohaIr, black aIpaeas, eolored a1pacas,
figured mohatrs, broeade mohHirs, black fg-
ured 1lPaSas Empress cloths of all. colors, ns-
FRENCH AIoRIEOS-I white, orange,
light, blue; Magenta, and beautiful dark
colors and shades in plain goods. Black and
fancy thibe cloths, and COburg's printed CASH
valencies, meIanges, black grapes, fancy and
m19TTTning Prints PLAIN an w9Si Pe lnines Of
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
The largest assortment OF cloth cloaks In the
city, IL0n y 70 80. LII -
greatest varieties OF styles ever brought to
this market. Particular attention OF the
wholesale trade Is respects fully Invited TO this
stock 60. s.L!i sglf.E.5-. sgzfIF.
FUR MISUNDERSTANDING Atten-
tion has been given to this stock, and do not
eInSe IN SaSIng tat We ~ St IN
BED BliANkEIS-White and cOloredIger
cheap: colofed and white eoveEIets and quilts,
BLACK AND FANCY CLOTHS-Good
black, all wool, fne cloth, for e 50 per yard.
MEMS WEAR.-K kentucky Jeans, Tweed,
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GhnqatelEirleurer


THE "UNIoS CoNSIssIoE.'-O Our
readers will not forget the meeting this
evening ut the 4th st. Me. Church for the
purpose of organizing in this State a
branch of the "Union Commission. ("
We briefly, the other day, alluded TO
tho object of this Organization, and now
say, that it has great work before it
The desolation that reigus in some parts
Of our State at the present time almost
battles description. It challenges our
deepest COMMUNICATION and magnanim-
ity. Many of the people are scattered
and homeless; their agriculture is bro
ken up; many of their homes, churches
and school-houses are in ashes; their
towns are without trade; their mills
are destroyed; the people are without
employment or the means of support
their children are without the APP
planes of intellectual or moral educa.
tioni their widows and orphans arc
weeping beside the graves OF their dead
and thousands of their families are in
exile.
To meet this condition of things, and
10 assist the people to start again upon
the high road of social and national
prosperity, the branch of the American
Union Commission will be organized.
Its object will be TO promote industry,
educhtion, freedom, and christian civil
liZation.
This commission received the en-.
dOrsement of our late lamented Presi.
dent, and also receives the cordial en-.
dOrsement Of President johnson, and
must receive the approval and cooper.
alton Of NIL minds of liberal and com
prchensivc views.
An exploration of the field reveals al
appalling state of things. Theuccessity
of Immediate and general action is i'm
perious. Thousands of families are il
Hbject poverty and distress. Many o
them were in ailiuent circumstances be
fore the war.
Let it not be said that, when IRELAND
and other foreign nations We're in dis
tress, we came To their rescue, and thai
now we hide ourselves from our OWL
flesh. Charity and the common die
tntes OF humanity forbid it. But rnth-
or, in tho spirit of noble charity
and brotherhood, let MS come to the
rescue of these people from starvation
and distress. blessed is he that con,
sidercth the poor, the Lord will deliver
him in time of trouble" at is more
blessed to give than to receive" "Tht
liberal deviseth liberal things, and by
liberal things shall he stand" This il
as true of States ns individuals.
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THE HEMPFIELD RAILRoAp.-The
Baltimore Sun, of the Esd inst, in speak
ing of the proposition to extend the
Hempdeld Railroad, says:
Eve have heard intimations that
English capital may be brought to bear
to complete the road to u connection
with the COnncllsville road"
We expect to see this matter brought
up prominently soon, as it has been
and is frequently discussed.
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Commissioners Sale.

Alexander Heyman. ogas. s. assa
A. Loring, Admir-, ct al. ~ sGlJr 5Hifg
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED.
Lin he above entitled cause on the 2Ith CiaJy
OF october, A. ID. 1855, 4 shall, on Saturday the
ninth day OF December, 1855, at ten O'clock al.
NJ, proceed to sell Mt the front door OF the
court House of Ohio county, the following
descI1bed property, to wit: or u sunicienC;y
bills in this case: sf----,-' - S't'
1, ISt A house and lot situate on zane's
End. A part of lot No. u, in SQUARE. lJoy11.
bounded as follows: commencing at the fIorth
east eoInerof lot No.ll, on Filth st.thence
norm II ieet on same street to stake fbenca
WeSt at E1eht angles with Fifth street 10 fbe
western boundary, thence with said western
boundary the like number OF AZ feet to the
noTSh west corner Of said lot No. H. thence
WlLn DIVISION line between said lots Ma II
and II to the beginning. l-Tg-.s'z~ ' - -
81 All that part of lot No. Il in SQUARE No
- On the corner of Union and Filth gtreetS
south OF Union and west OF Fffth streetS
dth. Also, lots Nos, and 10 In j. a, G.
Rltchies addition. 'lIlE TI--r--1-i lST - "
AlSo, Lots NoS. ! and 8. In square 50. In Blu.
Also, lot II in ]. q c. RitchIes addition
Also, lot No. 8 In Buena Vista addition : 8
Also, lot No. II in j. 4 G. Ritchie's addition
ana lot no. 10 In same addition Es Inst '-','
,tS Oh Also 4ot MOB In BuenA Vista addi-
Terms OF sale. one third cash. AMI, the rss.,,-
aue IN Two equal installments At six ana
twelve months with Interest or ut the 11, s,1
OF me purchasers the whole maybe Maid In
S1'St LEO EE. l.f g. l. CRANMER,
ASNV-pAr COmmfEsinnar
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CoLD WINTER PREDICrED.-Someo old
people who have faith in "signs" are
predicting "A long and cold winter. One
OF the signs is that birds early took
their flight southwark, and another
that the husk of the growing corn was
very thick and covered the ears to the
very ends, never-fniling proof that
overcoats and fuel will be in great de-
mnnd. This same prediction has been
made regularly mt this season for the
last ten or fifteen years, and yet most
of the winters during this period have
been mild. Sometimes, however, the
signs" are different from those observ-
cd this year, hut the weather does not
seem to be influenced by them in the
least. The day for "signs" has nearly
gone by.
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Elegant and Fashionable First. Glass

For Sale Cheap, and Upon Easy
10 Terms. ta1a4
TWILL SELL ATPRIVATES
i Lot No. Is, in Square No. 6, South Wheel
ing, upon which Is erected a good two-story
brick house, with frame back and an excel
fs7E 'I ~ TH0S O'BR1EN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
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THE ATHENEUM.-onS Saturday morn
ing last, as per advertisement, the cele-
DRAFTED Atheneum property was offered
for sale at public auction. The bidding
was kept up for n while, SlSOO0 beint.
the largest amount offered, when the
sale was adjourned until Saturday next,
the owners not considering the above
quoted sum offered sufficiently large
enough TO justify them in knocking"
the property OIL.
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Elegant Country Residence for Sale
MfHqe CHEAP. la9diF@

r Will SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
i cheap, and upon easy terms, the elegant
country seat now owned and occupied by
full peninsula, formed by Wheeling Creek,
about two miles east OF the city; and Is easily
accessible by the turnpike or railroad. The
grounds contain i've acres OF rich soil, oEna-
mented with shrubbeiy, fruit and shade trees
of the choicest variety, arTangedHYith exQuiS-
lie taste. The mansion house contains four
teen rooms, planned to Becufe the best con-
venience and finished in modern style. 1t
has an excellent cellar, and the various out
buildings are well arTanged and convenient
Altogether the property constitutes one Of the
most elegant and desirable country residences
to be found in this section, and Is within sight
OF HndioonY enient to one Of the very best fs
male educational estab1ishment in our coun-
Try, A map of the ground and plan OF the
house may be seen at my ofhce. 3i.
-'-2-si ~ .. sSrHOS.F 0BRIENI
.novIS-2w Real Estate AGENT, Roadster ON sc.
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"PRO BONO PUBLTCo..'
Private Diseases
CURED IN TIL sHoRTEsr POSSIBLE TINE
DIR. YOUNG.
\. Lnate OF PhIladelphIa.l

E3sUE Qate OF P1riladelphia,) y-grT-s
WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PEP!
w manently at No. rs THIRD STREET.
FAtLo6CtfS,FA IA. =
Dr.. Y. proposes to cure Gonorrhoa and elect
In nom one to three days, without interfaTe
enee with diet or hindrance to business: Frj
n1Hy Sypnlls IN nom one to hves DAVIS. Sec
on1aIy IN nom one to three weeks. SocfIIT-
aal anu seminal Emissions stopped In nom
n 1IHe 70 ZEN days Skin diseases and ali 6fIer
dlseaSes OF private nature treateli EitiS I1,
parallel success. So,'eA WIN uIl-
EIyMpelas, Neuralgia, DispensIo SDroF,to
a " an impurities OF the Blood and 'diSeasal
u tne Kidney and Liver speedily c1reIj IN,
Ut. Young $ Celebrated Extinct Of FiEeSTaeI
preparation TO be procured from no otSe5
AN EAfMENAGoGUE FOR LADIES.
"A compound prepared and sold only nv m,
y HOu.tns, warranted to remove all otstFuofIons
" tus nealthy menstrual flood. ,impaTffnrg
new zone and activity TO the system: price 81
eIDOtHe: Obstinate cnSeS OF long Standin1,
may require No. 2 which Is four deSree
er l1an No. !; price IS per bottle.
70 Married ladies should not Iisa the aI,,,,a
package. - VI All et'S'4
. HS-A safe, certain and healthy pfevarts-
i've 70 conception furnished on appiicafion
Persons at distance, by stat Inr fheIr sySII,,
toms, age and occupation, can Te1caiIla Ty,nIkJ
cine BY express, securely packed rom obseT
Address Dr.. YOUNG, No. "a TI1,r1 street.
P1tsburg, Pa; ONCE, PlIilo Hal. second fiSor'
entrance on Third near Market O6ice honTx
a: m: 70 y m. and p. m. to .. m. ocS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-27
A New and Very Desirable Brick

r WILL SELLTHE NEW AND SUBsTAN-
TALLY built two story brick house, on the
east side of Main Street, Centre Wheeling, be-
low Second Street, containing eight rooms and
an attic, and an excellent bath room, with
water and gns on the principal floors, and a
good cellar under the house.
This house is at present occupied by Mr..
windship. FOrterIns, &c, see
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.