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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-09

DR.. stnckl'ndb Mpllihuous Cough Balssm Ia war.
rantsd to cllto Coughs, Colds lloarsencss, Asthms
Whoopng Cough Sor, Throat, Consumption, and ali
affection. ofthe Throst and Lungs,
For sale by Druggists General Depot, 6 East
Fourth street, Cincinnati. o.
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Applications for Exemption
from Draft.
IGEAnlRs BOARD OF ENROLMENT,
l2lh Diltrict, LircleHil.e OHIO.

IfIh Dlhtrlct, LlrcIcTTc, Ohio.
! n obslisnce TO Circular No. u, War Department,
4 Provost Marshal Generals Once, dated Washing.
ton, ID. e. June 25th, 1885,, tho Board Of Enrolment
ofthc l2th Diirlct Of Ohio wall continue to hear np-
plicAtons to he stricken from the roll on account of
lst-Micnagc. 2l--Non.rcsdcnce. 3d--Oyer Age
4th-Pe"mancnt Physical Disability M to render the
person tspropcr subject for enrolment under the
law and regulations,
Tho evidence in regard to Alicnago, Non rariiencc,
aud msuit-beness Of ago must conform to the rulcs
and requirements of the law and regulations TO the
duty ofhonrinG and deciding upon claims ior eYem.
ton, all the TIM" that can bc spared from other dn-
ties will continuously bn dcvotedh hy the Board, Al
no timo limiting tLHss examinations is hNcd, thosa
enrolled may choose such time AS suits their conyc.
nisncs.
GEO, W RORY, Pro. Mar.
NJ. KAGAY, Com'r
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All the Medical mon and the Press recommend DR..
Srlck lands An-ChoerA Mixture ~ the only certain
remedy for Dinrhsa and Dysentery II 10 oombl.
nation oi Astrlnyents, Ahsorbants, stimulents and
Carmlnavss and is warranted to Affect cura aiter
all other means hlvo failed.
For sale by Druggists General Depot q East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-09
GEO W. ROBY, Pro. Mar.
NJ, KNGAY, Com'r
i0ii-lS.M W. q. JONES, surgeon.
A Ballad for tho
Times.

asked n boy with hnNen hair,
Whose ruby lips asmilc did wear,
Whence came that suit. OF rclolhes so noNt,
Did pNpN buy thom on this street,
Dyes ho says in childish glss
I'll show you whsro--SSt como with mo.
Then up l,walkol;.h lod they way,
Caring naught FOR his unfinished play.
His only wish, his only Thought,
To show me wh.re his clothes were bought.
MlAngth hOstopped stNitore,
WthSign j. BLoCKon tho door;
sayng here's whire papa always Eoas
Here's whore he buy' all my clothes.
lookcd-the goods that metmy view
Wall kept 20 clsan 50 entirely new ..
Filled me with wonder AMI surprise,
could scarce bclioyo.myc mycyea
Such piles of goods ofevery hue,
Clothing Tor men and chlllron too;
Suits formen both'great nLsmsll,
Short andhroAl, lean, lank and tall
Ny mind wNamade, som went.
aud bought the best suit Of clothes oyerhad
md got them cheap, so lcame to the natural ccnclu
lion that this tine my money was well spent.
no-RomOnbor the place, Tallmndge Block, oprc
ito Rchar 4 Kutz's store.
Nor3-u j, BLOCK, Agent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-09

$lll 70
nA- Shippers ofGrin, Flour and other merchandise
have Insurance to any place desired, athe most
reasonable rates.
Wsare authorized to pay for ths scrip Of these com
panes before d.lVery, 40 cent, on the dollar.
pg-Thosr who desire the best and cheapest insu-
rance in the most responsible companies will owel
to call on the Agents, At their once TEmadge block
CLARKE q FRITTER, Agents.
Lancaster, Maya, ,lsG3-lyIo!
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Every @ solser who has served two ysrs, i. entitled
" elOo hoshty: Every Soldier discharged BY rsa.Sn
Every Soldier enlisted aft.r July ll l,s2, and Iis
charged before serving two years, is entitled 70 9iS
nBonn'y; me Widow, Children, Father, Mother, or
TO the above Bounties -" 'h""sS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-02-09

CLEAN OF DEBT, - According to tho
late message Of Gov. Parker, of New
Jersey, that State is not only out Of
debt, but it has now duo it from the
National Government over S040, 900.
This is very comfortable financial
for q State to bo in these
timos Of high taxation.
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SECURITY INSURANCE COMPA-
NY .. ...
.. OF NEW YORK.

These companis, divide three.fourths ofnst prohts
annuayto the Policy lTodars in scrip, bearing in
terost at Por rcentthsrcby funding the surplus and
giving policy Holders greater security and cheape
Insurance..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20


Trust not yuUr lives an hralth ~ the r1r, ~
many url'strnrd ana WORTHLESS ufftsrsisfs
bt-RiiHh" 81 En"wifirr, name Dr ctHfssfssf-
VINO copF I'r. jghuFfru's HfvsIti,aIns.r. ts 80
styls thUnu-ciusH. in Us. ur,ssT,fsfr- r,-,Ii4r-
" lHiufAi'-i ihNrirfaur frrtfstit o. ~ rrfriIts,
tArF Keep Npp tTirius month Hurf month.
tnlunE Their nlthF and Tnig1nuus com POUNDS
or a. long HH fhC sfnhifrf ffs rrsu - stfHfu4I
am "a despair. Leave you with fuinfI Ifait.
th-iFtl over orr own CALLING rts4 rrffgfufrusUr
~. johnston l. the only Physician siyrr-
~ credentials or diplomas. always hang In
IFS rrfuesiiss or Treatment ar uukpf,-r q,
hl pibEEr, prepared from iirt sr.lti, ifi fiir
great hfSpifais 81 Eur0f-, ~. frrf ffs hi,
t,'uHirF and TnurF UEtafg=iVsl TsriI-ffs fsyrf,r
itiaii any other Fhyririun iu uic w,rii
ENDORSEMENT OF TIKI PFE-4
IN" many thousands cur,si ~ tll- irrtIrg.
tnIi Year nftfr year, afid titu uunIff,tlr mn
lpftHuf Surgical Operations f--rf.frf.,I III,
-, Jnifnrtuuy witnesrs1 igy tie ft-t.irti r. II
hin sun fitrJrr." and many rlfltef - -
iiHilcsg q which have hpg.s5trssf at--tfY tgR
again - f1fH H." Elblir tSslfis iIis sfr, iiritS
=, n gentleman n character nfsd Jszf.lT.ifii
" i '''iil0isiit guarantee 70 The sn1Icts-L
Skin DISEASES SPEEDILY Cr-ttEa.
- No lstirrr fresiyni unis-s. t.st-,,tt an,
Ilia,lflh2 = stamp o. - uassi on de =.
I"les3ils Nrt5Ig riIHuiI s'aisl ~ ana q. 49,, 80
itnfi ~ advertisement fifF.-riiiifitr ,--ruf,s
IDWs NJ JDHNEIs1ss "a hi
~ ~ "" tssltIHi1fo Ink 1idnriiai, Esifiuaf.
ii't--lD haTTfIHJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20

EVENING NARKETS.-Our statement
last week, that the evening markets
were to be opened Immediately, was
tabIishing the same does not take effect
until the LIST of October, after which
date tho evening arrangemcntw will COM
mcnce, and is one that we think will
prove to be very popular with every
one interested. 1t will obviate the ne
Ccssity and inconvenience of rising at
an unusual hour of the morning, as peO-
pie are now compelled to do on market
mornings. This will be very impor-
tant consideration during the winter,
and is alone sufficient to give the owe
ming markets the preference with both
buyer and seller. Butchers, Gardeners
and Farmers will not be compelled to
work and drive all night in order to be
in time for market hours. They can
come in during the day, make their
purchases, dispose of their pro-
duce, and be ready TO return at their
convenience.
The growing population of the city
has made it necessary to increase our
market facilities, and to offer every in
ducement to the country people to come
in with their produce. The establish
ment of an evening market is an i'm
portant step in the right direction, and
the advantages which it offers will GER
tainly result in attracting large at
tendance from the country, and Mt the
same time contribute to the comfort
and convenience of city residents. We
hope our friends in the country will, by
their attendance at these markets, Sc
cure their success and make them per-
mnnent institution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20

GOVERNMENT SALE.-An extensive
auction sale of Government property,
took place yesterday mt the Government
Warehouse, on the west side of Main
street. The assortment was varied and
the quantity sufficient to equip n young
army. The prices were as good MS
could be expected, considering the fact
that very few of the purchasers have
any use for the articles which they
bought. Our venerable Uncle, how
over, would hardly be able to replace
them at the prices for which they sold.
Several hundred tents were disposed of
at prices varying from four to thirty
dollars. We should judge from the
number of purchasers that there are
large number of our citizens who have
partially for the tented field. One
gentleman purchased enough to supply
several families. He probably intends
to pitch them on the commons and rent
them out. It is thought that house
rents will be materially reduced. A
large lot of camp kettles and mess pans
were sold for mere song, and the pur-
chaser will not need anything more in
that line for the balance of his natural
life. Cantccns were sold by the hun
dred at half~a cent piece. One thous-
and haversacks were sold for one dollar
and seventy-five cents. Drums, flies,
and trumpets went at astonishing low
prices. One of our Main street pro-
ducc and commission merchants, noted
for his musical talent, purchased four
or five trumpets, and will doubtless re
gale his friends with n concord of sweet
sounds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20

LIGHT BREAD AND LIGHT HEARTS go
together more frequently than most
persons Imagine. If you want to see a
"Happy Family" visit one in which
they use thes Excelsior Baking Po,rdey-;
you will hear no complaints there from
the "head of the family" when he takes
a seat at the table. Ladies who are
married and those who expect to be,
should "tdke Il hitt.'' Dealers supplied
on liberal terms, by T. H. Logan q Co.,
and Logan, List d Co., sole proprietors
Wheeling, West Va.
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Notice to Tax-PaYers.
o0Ioc q c7oNoelar MlanaI Rcrone.

CDice cf Collector Internal Rcus1iuc,
FiIyf District NJ Nest TfrgiuiH
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
N IaX-Payers OF Wct2el. Tyler Peasants
Incomes assessed for 1865, are now due and
payable at the following places and times
designated ns follows: 1rhsTe and tUhry IlGy-
I6nt nlUNf be made, or the law rs quoted be-
low, VIII be strictly enforced:
shall neglect to payns aforesaid for more than
ten days, IL shall be the duty OF the collector
to be lcit at his dwelling or usual place OF
business or be sent by mail, demanding the
payment Of said duties or taxes, stating the
amount thereof, with fee of twenty cents for
the issuing and service of Snch notice ana
with four cents for c3lch mile actually and
necessarily Travelled in serving the same
And II such persons shall not pay the duties
or taxes, with the penalty aforesaid and the
ice OF twenty cents and mileage as aforesaid,
within ten days after the service or the send
ing by mail of such notice, ii shall be the duty
OF the collector or his deputy, TO collect the
said duties or taxes, and fee of twenty cents
ann mileage, with ten per ccntum penalty as
l will be at Burton August 2gih and 3ntb. nj
Warrington Slst and LIST September; Worth
ingtnn eth and 9Th; Fairmont 9Th and 7fh:
IaSnettsNillc Sill and 9th; New Mauinsvilie
l2th and 18th; MiddlebouTre from 18th to 18th.
At SiSteTSville 18th, and at st. MaTys 2Oth and
list September
TaN-Payers will please he present at the ap-
Of their taxes with some one to nav for them
and thereby save TO themselves the per cent
age and costs JAS G. ORR,
Collector First District W. Va.
SAM'L BILLINGSIY,
augl5 Deputy Collector.
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0heGmtelI1qente
WEDNFSDAY M0RNING, SEPT. go.

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.-M Mr..
William Otto, of South Wheeling, has
been missing since last Monday, under
that occasions much I'M
easiness in the minds of his friends,
who fear that he has been fouIIy dealt
with.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Otto
came up town to the livery stable in
Centre Wheeling, owned by NIessrs.
Lehman d Asmos. While there he
made a bargain with Mr.. Lohman for
his interest in the stable, Mr.. Asmos
lending him four hundred dollars to
pay on the contract, leaving balance
of fourteen hundred due Lehman,
which Otto was to pay on Monday
morning. On Sunday evening he was
again at the stable, and on Monday lie
again came up and started, as he said,
to go to the bank to get his money.
About noon he was seen in the Mer-
chants National Bank, by Mr.. L. Hert-
corn, in company with several other
men. Since that time nothing has been
heard of him and no trace of his fur
ther movements obtained. 1t is known
that lie had at his command money IL
the amount of four or five Thousand
dollars. No one is aware of any cir
cumstances that could induce him Il
absent himself without notice to hi
friends. The affair certainly looks sus
piciOus and affords ground for appre
tensions for his safety. Otto was for
mcrIy member of the Sixth Virgini
infantry. and since his discharge ha
been employed in the glass works q
Hobbs, Brockunier d Go. up to tn
time of his disappearance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20

RIvER.-Tho river is still rising with
an abundance of water in the channel
for the largest class of steamers. The
Nsr State left for Parkersburg and the
WTRd HdgoncE for Cincinnati. The
Eagle has hauled up to the landing
and looks bright as silver dollar.
She resumes her place in the Parlers-
burg trade, and will leave this morn
ing at the usual hour. The Dictator,
which is said to be tho finest and largest
boat ever built at Pittsburgh, will be at
the landing tomorrow. She leaves for
New Orleans at IL o'clock. The cStisen
will leave the same day for st. Louis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20

FRoSrthe mines of Idaho to the brown
stone fronts of Madison avenue, Pha-
Ions "Night-Blooming Cereus" is in
request. Though the standard per-
fume of fashion, its popularity is limi-
ted to no class or section-it is a nation
al staple. Sold everywhere. 1t
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~
u. S. INTER. REV, ID DIS. VIVA.
New CREEK. W. VA, Aug. II, Is ri
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the lists OF valuations and CnumcTationS
OF property subject to tax under the 'Act to
provide Internal Revenue to support the
Government, to pay interest ON tile public
debt and for other purposes, approved June
20 1864 and the amendatOry act approved
March Sd, lSij made and taken by the Scvc-
raj assistant RSSeSSnTS lOf the divisions herein
after mehtionedl of the I'll collection district
of West NiIginia. will remain open for the
examination OF all persons interested for the
space offinecu l5l days Sundays exceptetll
from the date hereof, viz: First 1Stl division
embracing the county of Morgan; ID, Hamp-
shire: 9Th. Taylor: 10Th, Preston; llth Mon
ongnlia. On the 9th Of September, at Berli-
cley Springs; on the eth and Sth OF Septem-
Der, Mt my Office nj New Creek; on the l2th Of
September nj Grafton; on the 18Th or sep
tcmber, at Atorgantnwn; on the 18th of Sep
TENDER, ut KingwOOd.
At each time and place mentioned appeals
VIII he received and determined relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations asses
ment or enumcrations made and taken by the
Assistant Assessors. All appeals must be
made in writing, specifying the particular
cause matter, or thing, respecting which a
decision Is requested, and shall moreover.
state the ground or principle of inequality or
augl6-.iw 7. Ii, CARSES ADON. 4 SCISSOR
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Commissioners Sale of Land
In R-o,t,.. - -

y ~ ~.
DE- VIRTUE OF \ BF5CEFE or TTTE
- ti NUT Court for Ernoke CoyIniy. Va
nov Wet Virginia. pronounced on HE .sSi
day Of October. lsfG ia = C-ayss IA sli &c., -
Pending, wherein James PnrkirsSnFl i s.1,1r-
IlaiEliani and BENJAMIN PaTizifsar. adnIirlfs-
SE'llor = m The VIII annexed % CseS-I,I. PTrl-
l5tss1l deceased, and Others are ds-fsu.isr,fs
the undersigned, commissioner vii co., -
BROOKE eoUniy, On the -
18th day OF September. 1855,
50 much ~ The land uesltidrSsSi IN he I'm Al
Iroess'iiEs- being the land near B.illsr5y IN
s1sd county. ~ heTIsoi1 sti Ciecrss- Prl-iFs.,Tt
dfcslst'i, ryS.dei In his life time a. VII -
sufficient to ssttst- What \ due The sif s-Ss
Esatn1ni On the sum Of ssl553 - With !1tarr--
on sihao- PANEL thereof FINN ffss i; g!ay ~
ffeInfH=T- is5A al pod. and fsxTsftsI-s ~
sale ~ mentioned In said daa-FpS
he sale VIII commences at I 0ltfourf- p VI
ana VII D. on credit Of one two and tlIrr.
year. the purchaser giving tsuFsd With rr5rI
security for the payment 81 the Is1rrilssss
money. with interest thereun til IaiI Er,I
the title vtil be retained tn the purral7s5s
money Is Paid-
BENJAMIN PARKINSON
auEl-otF Comm sssoue-
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AUGUST AssEssMENr FOR SECOND Dr.
vIsIoN.-The following is list of per-
sons and firms in Division No. ., of the
LIST Collection District, West Va, whose
assessment for the month of August,
1865, amounted to $50 or over, John c.
Tnryav assistant assessor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20

JAMES HARwooD.-Private James
Harwood, of Co.iF, Sd West Va. Caval-
ry, should report at the Chief mastering
Office in this city for his discharge. He
will find there something TO his adyan-
tago.
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TAX NOTICE.

UNIIE TAX-PAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
i Will take notice, that 1 shall he prepared
TO receive the state, County and School Taxes
for the year 1860, in the several Townships Mt
the times and places hereinafter mentioned,
and that n deduction Of % PER cent. on the
Stale Tor viii be allowed 10 thnse who shah
pay all their taxes on or before the ISt day Of
October, 1865, at the SheTiffTs Office, or at the
times and places specified. viz:
Washington Tp.-At the First Ward Hose
House, September Is, 10 and ~
Madison Tp.-At the Hope Hose House,
september u, y and y.
Clay Tp.-At the Sherifi-s Office, September
is, Band -.
Union Tp.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September u, - and y.
Centre Tp--At the Fifth Ward School
House, September -, ii and q.
Webster Tp-At Isaac Freezes Store Room,
Henry Echols' old Stand,l September ~ ~
Richie Tp.-At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and ~, and at Adams
School House. September ~
Irinhelphia Tp.-At +. HERS (the place OF
Voting,l September II, Il and 49,
Richland Tp.-At Clinton +. u. September
is; at \. y. AlliSons Smith Shop September
~, and at AtkinSOn's School House Scptem-
Liberty Tp.-At Valley Grove p. o. Septem-
ber II and Is and and at Samuel Bells stone
West Liberty, September 10.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
auEl1-tlll Octl Sheriff of Ohio Co.
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Valuable Pronertv for Sale


UNHE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEE Ec,T,
l. MIS- Ht>tOr A EdgIngfou will saIi ~
pubic auction, ut the front door OF the Conf
House OF OHIO County, on
Wein' S'IRy. the list day of November.
lsS, at 10 O'Clock n m, 81 not previously dis
l',Nsd OF az private sale the following hss.,rfl
- NHinRhle real eStaie. situated on tb,. M
lloiiai HosH, about three miles east agtba riix-
OF Wheeling. and commonly known n, tlis
odd Race tyuTSe.H
SAID property contains about Ion acres l,r,t
mas recently been surveyed and divided Iuf6
nNe eafceis- IwQoT said Parcels fruut upofi
uls Nailnnal Road about D poles each. and
Sttlu haciS about = poles, and contain alGTIf
Two other parcels. square in form and aisot,i
,,lutai IN sue containing about l2acrts each
tt,snL uLLil tue county Tuad, which Is the
= . .T,In BOUNDARY % the entire tract.
iIle H3ltT llTs'el cputainS about 20 ;tsTF-7 nj
Scrifsed Iarrels. u'
All OF said land i under a high STAT. Of ,.,,I-
ovation, and Is considered 10 H. ne -
Aig-rlihtr Tor farming, or EnrJienl ng uu-frss-
~ the county Of Ohio. n i also altJniiIstI,iC'
IlitEeti, 10th from its Position and afr,-53.
bllty Tor "A race cpurSsa or plt1tstfrs. grounds
Die % RE largest educational efablishrngrIfs
IA the Nf~t Is within oue-fouTth of "A I.Ile al
Hie itloNe described property
N4ii property VIII - sold in a BODY or In
parcels to suit purchases " ~
A'-fA> Eilstie KNOWN day Of sale or Iy,- an.
E!le5tlon 10 The undersigned OF Mrs II 4
AisillZinii, near the prenfiz Nrbert, a t,lSt ~
the grounds may b son.
SnT3-Irtd n : coon Tr,.ss,
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POLICE CouRr.-Yesterday therewere
but two cases before the Court. a Mr..
Levi, from Bridgeport, was fined five
dollars for disorderly conduct. Another
gentleman, from Cameron, for riding
through the streets at an unlawful
gate, wns fined ten dollars and costs.
Levi failed to pay his Indebtedness and
was committed to Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20
ATw WOODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,


II y ID Il a ULIC SAND PUMP.
DRACTlCAL TESTS HAVING Fully
j demonstrated the superiority or this mn
chime over all others for The purpose OF sink
ing OIL Wells, the undersigned is n1yr nr,
pared 10 receive orders for the same
rms machinery comprises everything Ne
gulste for the boring Of oil wells cxcrptfng
the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST IRDS
DRIVING PIPE, tbut will be furnished If
desired, at a reasonable price,. and dIsT.,rscs
with the use Of tine Derrick Ropc, Bull wheel
ana other cumbrOus and expensive flNturr-
now IN use. and i 50 arranged bplng CON
Structc,t on wheels and portable, that IL can
he easily removed for the purpose OF sinking
wells IN different localities
11ts DEIRIIJS Is removed from tho we'll
Dy our l'atent Hydraulic process and doc
not require the removal ofihe drill nom th.,
BORING This prOCeSs not only removes nh
tIle detEtus in nom . to 10 minutes but like
wise efiectually clears out and OPENS All the
siiitli Oh veins that are often entirely closed
up by the old process ofkand pumuinS
WITH THIS MACHINE and "a Practical
engineer, "A wei can be sunk from 100 10 GsN
feet within a period OF from l5tO 31 DAYS ,Tfr1
the soil pipe has been driven
Arrangements are being made for the CON
slrucilon and delivery OF these TnachineS nj
HeW York, Norwich, Newburg, n Y, and
Plttsburg, Penna. ''''
For further information, pricr. terms 40
address, SINFON III kNb5' - ~
.,,,,,,o o., METIofOLiTAS HOTEL,
tlAkiV--iAN New York
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HIGGINSaGALLERY,

honToe S;reet b,fIr,e5 IfaiH & lfazEet.
RAPHS-PL.AIS OR FINISHED
L in OIL or India Ink, nom life or esI1lsSi
nom old pictures
CARD PHOTUGRAPHS-Pa Mains
taken with Ibis popular stylo Of picture.
Publishers pTices.
4 good variety OF GILT & ROSEWOOD
he prizes. ds-rJS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20
FURNITURE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
L inform the public that they are manuIilc-
turing and have constantly ON hand an extern
sSive stock of all kinds OF Furniture, such as
bookcases, wanirnbcS Bureaus, Tables
Stands, Bedsteads, Lounges, Chairs, Looking
CilnSSeS- and everything usually found in
Furniture Wnreroom.
Work made to order and jObiing done on
short notice.
They arc also prepared 10 pay PROMPT and
particular attention to the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20
&. w. JOHNSON
1865. FALL TRADE. 1865
JOSEPH GRAVES.

No. - M0SEoI srTlIar-r.
New style Parior and Han Papcr..
Ceuire Piece, Gold and yeIvei.
School Booses, Blank Eoofzs,
Memorandum Eools, Copy Boalsg, dr..
Fancy Goods, Toys, DC.
GOLD PINS,
MortOn's Celebrated Gold Pens as,l Holders
FnbGT's Lean Pencils,
Cheap I4tbnsTa{aIlc T.icturss.
XIV NOVELS.
Also all the oi4 arst eisss S,eis - Dickens
Photograph Albums.
auZio Fancy shoe C.ar,ls A., n,