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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-11
Athanasia.

Athanasia.
"You will always find that ones notions OF
heaven correspond to his own spiritual state
They are his idea of the supreme good. EXAM
inc that, and it will show you precisely your
spiritual position,-just as the traveller knows
his latitude by looking at the north star ana
noting it's distance above the horizon"
'The instinct of home is simply the drawing
together of souls most alike and congenerous
around their own special centre, that there the
ruling love may have the fullest gratlhcatlon
and nourshment and from that centre radlate
in most delightful exercise for the good OF
Others"
cit is this which determines human loves ana
symp athies around special points and centres
and forbids ever the notion of a formiess muiu-
tude 1t is this which will determine every soul
to it's special place by quick and unerring ainhi-
ties, just as the matter of the vast and shapeiess
nebulse determined around innumerable points
of twinkling flame, till the whole became 'hicAiy
studded with stars"
1--WE SIGH and wander we vibrate to and fro,
till we rest in that special centre where our deep
est loves are garnered up. Then the heart nils
and brims over with it's own happiness, ana
spreads sweetness and fertility all around It,.
How admirable are the arrangements OF
Providence by which he gradually removes the
home-centre from this world to the other, and SO
| draws our affections towards the heavenly
| abodesw
"The resurrection body is not manufactured
| and put on afterwards but it is the hearts most
cherished love growing into its most perfect form
and likeness, putting on robes bright with the
| colors of the spirit and wavy with its trembie-
ments, and looking unclouded from its own
| features and aspect"
"Yea. further, it results, if we choose to follow
| ont the deduction, that we shall not only recog-
nize the friends we have seen and loved, but
| friends we never saw before, though they nave
long been near us +; for souls congenerous with
each other will meet as if they had been kith ana
kin from the begnning,-just as here there are
| minds hich on their first meeting seem each the
complement of the other, and they Will almost
have it that they knew each other in some pre-ex-
istent world"
and expelled, then God becomes all in all, IN
spiring all our affections, tnging all our fancies
swaying all our faculties and when this WORK
is complete, we are lost in God; and this is
heaven. There is no more connlct IN the SOUL
for the victory is gained"
"we oet foregleams of this even now, for when
sinful passions are hushed or expelled, and
doubts that went over our sky have cleared OIL,
the soul opens inward even up to God, and he
floods all her faculties with sunshine,-suggest-
inp that uoontide of the Divine glory when, In
the BODY celestial, with the susceptibilites quick
} ened. and the faculties exalted and new-orga
nized. God shall be her sun that never sets, ant
her moon that never wanes
AMANin Fairfield, Ohio, stole 1876 in green
, backs BY statute in that State, the stealing
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
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rae sns@cFiher 81 sTs sas safe d scrae IN Land on
the road ieadaaa frosa CsunesI assas 20 assahs.-
80 ssTsssss Essa sasEasaz ssssAs ssnassx ana prAafis
with kPrtmg--a Hallss NsBsh ef Ereaeent Clsy~S3pe
acres : sFns~-ig9 sores ia sA3zzFasian . HsAsa Ea2k
81 Cegncil Nlsu@. tai ~ Id Bascx Il. IN Brc.axs a
-z4sf ~ Ia nflxlhsa seHa af c.9Nrif Wsax
Aase que ReNprs 2a& a<awex. F&s9a1n4 Uasrsxlx
YgNnx ataest As ~ 80 setMH tnQ1lt1 81 h4s
4 ], k916s&f. NkNw smaxxh
Msseavst5 p1sss ssYsf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
CaAKs I'M sHrvxai

Wy viii Tss Einxsg wsfh tie Ckglss ana Fvvrx
aNsa 4Mxshs Tsssc eyFHHs RaeRhanm Axa4 <soxa
aoselA3eEHss ~ asssfszxn ssnne9sss xex eh9,Is $50
ssssess - saasa - nHn@AMAMWx
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
UThe Ne. Albany Commercial says.


q The SspsinsI opposes Gov. Mostoa's proposal
TO make representation descend upon votes IL
would have il rest on the whole populasion. 50
that one vote In south CGrolisa shall have a.
much power s. two 10 Indians Democratic,
int ngy &C
The comuefcisl i edited by a preacher. and
Tor that .re.sos. We supPose be isinks A.@sslf
licensed 10 lie as 40 sditotat any rate be does 80
We did Dot ObIeei, 70 making representation de
pend uDoD votes, but ipsistsd that IL should be
oa a -aits basis. This South Carolina has done
10 he Constitution she mas Just adopted. For
instance. Ohio nigh! favor negro suffrage and
isdnna might oppose Is. IL representation de-
pended upon votss irrespective Of color. then Ohio
voaid have an advantage ia representation over
Indiana Weare opposed to forcing negro suffrage
upon an unwilling people bv such kind or legis-
alton. Thu i. sbous the Substance Of our re-
marks. upon which the niger organ at Ssr
Albany eomnestsSf Either Il isotoo mutton
headed TO eomprehend simple satemeot OF
else 10 lies 70, ussity ~ pafsizsn' malice No
mstlsr upon Which horn Of che dilemma il
hangs. il denonssrates- most sonelusive'y the
filthy spirit that presides over IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
PARTN e RSHlP.
Copartncrship Notice.
AoMEFoR INvALIps.
ST. JOHNS HOME
FOR
- v ~ l. 1 - - !.

4 >REoJEST APPLICATIONS To HtRBoRTHE SICK
~ and giye them the care Of nurse. have induced
the Sisters OF Providence 20 open an Innruary which
persons Who have no regular home, ana Who, cense
quenty suffer greatly at those times. from the want u
such an institution long been felt; Rev. A.
bessones, whose duty oiien calls him 10 the sick room,
see ing the COED that an nEAd's Home ~oad DO. has.
within tie last two years requested the Sisters of Prov
dence 20 commence one aus IL at bis repeated sug-
lions that the Sisters make attempt, hoping
20 benefit all those Who nnd themselves In the situs
ton above alluded 20
The intention Of the managers Is 10 establish the
house on principles OF charity veil as % bsnevoienoe
and the basis upon which Il Is fogaded w sben in
cessfsl operation enable IL 10 provide Tor s sup
port. The invaiias that have means. and Who viii be-
long OF sick bo.rders Will pay price
down per week but this charge Mn be rsdueed IN favor
OF those whose resources limited ibis charges
viii lie proPoroned to the means Of each one. let n
not be understood hat the destitute will be excluded; 10
them specially will the hand % mercy be extended.
sr ss the house viii be able to give them grAir;ioas
Ambulance; a. only 10 be added that. their behalf
some assistance will be needed.
The fund arising from the receiuu ~ the sick board
ers, Will Is expected In time, support the establish
ing u faVoraby and taking Interest In H. WILL Tor the
present help towards its maintenance. Though Il be-
ens ,.s ssneSss Is ssasrsS IN
the start house bad 10 be found sufficient furniture
purchssed and every days living provided for To de
fray the st expenditures. the Sisters had on hand ss.
collected ron So Johns congregation, on the cccsson
Of lecture given by Rev Father kilroy for the benefit
OF THIS iuhnary then IN project; also 10 ano $50 90
nsed by ndvd lal parties, making IN all $50, with
this sum the house furnished with the indspenss
bic requrements Counting the wen known chsrita
BILE disposition Of the rity al large aims will be
looked for; the gifts may be In groceries goods fur
ure msrtet provisions-a will 6e thankfully received
and applied in effect to Tue service " the reduced and
destitute inyalds for whom only the aims are solicited
Twenty five dollars worth Of groceries received
As the house was opened the donor Is thanked for
her liberal benefacton and ready will 70 give her aid.
The building fitted up for ST. Johns Home south
Tennessee street, No l25-
Price per week, during tie winter season, for sick
boarders, with the best accommodation had
Invslids select their ply siciaB.
For sdnittance apply TO Sister Superior 81 John
Home. Applications can also be made to Rev A. Be-.
sonies SISTERS or PROVIDENCE
octiO-dss1w3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
MASONIC.

n a. n H n No n.
a DOslRAh GRAND LODGE REGULAR sT.TFI
~ meeting this Wednesday evening Oct. II a.
O'CLOCK All the members requested 10 be presenf
The meetings vii he hereafter regularly held each
Wednesday evening JOHN CAyES TPGT
l. gAEriN, Grand Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
STA EE IRE VS..

NEw Dsx0cRArIc PAPKs A company Of
practical business men and printers. consisting of
Messrs A. S. Kiersolf. W N Holeman, II. Il.
HolE.s and J b Cavine. have associated them
selves together under the name OF Courier Com
psny for the publication or The Evansville Daily
and Weekly Courier. the fret two named being
editors. The hsst NUMBER MAS issued on the lth
p inst. and presents very videoee that il viii
prove an interesting and valuable paper. and the
fact that il : conducted nv working men, me
ehanically aud eiitorially gives the promise of
pGm@psney. The Courier. ia 91litics will be
Democrats. OF the Jeaersoniaa school. and ts
salatAtory demonstrates that tue editors thor
oughly comprehend the true principles upon
which Democratic Government should be con
Quoted The Courier should he literally .,n
ported by the Democracy OF Evansville and the
First District not only bnt b, the business men
Who have az kessi the commercial Interests Of
that section of the State
The little town Of win.mse. and IN fac, the
entire county % Pulaski. seems sorely affi ctsi
number o. their old citizens have died rt-
csaily, and a great deal 81 sickness vet prevails
Winsmae has been considerec very heal,hy
locality but its inhabitants are siugularly uni0T-
tuns'e thls fsll -Rocnester Standard
F-Judge cuon has addressed mole 10 tie
Associated Pfe-- in which he uuqualfedly de-
aes the authorship of the statemsut recen slv At
tfibutst 10 hin 10 teisTeuee 10 coasersatIon
held With General Grant General Grant" lie
ssys.'in no wsy iatinAgea 10 M that X was the
purpose OF the Government to interfere With
hesicsD Atari,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
WAN ED.

HOUSE, eoktainirg SIX, seven or eight rooms .ui.
N able for Boarding hor =, b Prompt paying ten
ant iEss're al tbs O1ce So
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
NOTICE.

\ EFf on TnE PREMISES OF WI. NcLlUGHIIN
j On the Michigan kOad, two niles North u the city
Black saddle with blue trimming and quilted seat also
an old Birdie Which the have ~ proving the
sane and paying charge sAHUfIA kRCNRiSF.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-11
WANTED.


4 GEMS WANTED in every Tow AMI County 70
N sell the Improved Parker Sewing Machine Price
rem fity 10 ons Hundred Dollar Euerge,ic agent.
can clear from bsnired to two haudr- dollar. per
month. address. with stamp
FRANK RICHARDSON.
Sctll -d-~Sw Lock Box Il, indianapolis, Ind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
mIsCELLANEOus ITEMS


The ladies' windows in the Chicago
postoffice are now attended by girls. The
object is to stop the flirting with the
clerks.
Up to this time only about five thous-
and cattle have been killed in Chicago
for packing, against 10000 last year.
Four hundred thousand dollars were
coined at the Philadelphia Mint last
month-the larger portion of it gold.
Where does it all go tor 7.T
The Portsmouth Chronicle very gene
rously offers to publish, free of charge,
obituary notices of all highwaymen and
garroters killed while plyingtheir
ton.
There have been eighteen deaths by
violence in New York during the last
month. Several respectable citizens
have been shot while riding in their
carriages.
A farm of two hundred and eighty
seven acres, owned by the heirs of WIN.
Steanberger, in Shenandoah county,
Va, sold last week at Ss4 Tin goId) per
acre. lH..
Halls Journal of Health expresses
the opinion that buclSwheat cakes con-
tain more nOurishment for less money
than any other popular article offood.
The Boston Herald insists that we are
! about to realize great reduction in the
prices of the necessaries of life. a great
many people would like to see it in that
light.
A contemporary says that ga PERSONS
character depends good deal upon his
bringing up. For instance, n man who
has been brought up by the police seldom
turns out respectable"
A female pickpoeket was arrested at
the Cathedral in Newark, n. j. on
Sunday last. When arrested she drop
ped eight pocket books, each containing
considerable amount of money.
The report that the New York hotels
propose an advance in price to six dol
proprietors profess to hope rather for a
reduction from the present rate of four
dollars and n half r-I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATTHEWS VrcSE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, is the best In the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rubofr or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but imrarts to It new life and iustra.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only rs cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
a: ]. MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. Y,
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
Hle Agents. maysO-lyeod
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GRANT HOUSE, Bridge Corner, LEWIS &
WooDNASsEE, ProprietOrs.

HV Boon, Il w Davis, David Aiken, WASH
ingtOn, Pa; Geo Brown, w H Brown, IJoyds-
Vile, q; BMcBride, st. Clairsville, o; George
KenSall, st. Mary's, W Va; f Dalton, Balfi-
more, Md; Il II Cochran, st OlniEsvilie o; +
Mccoy, Washington, Pa; F w Z Field, PITTS
6urgh, Pa; II DonglnS, Ohio; I, 1Hggart, T
Buck; b Reed, w Va; p Orr, Washington, Pa;
Wash ington, o; w Reed, Evansville, o; s Ii
Wnodmansee, Ohio; 4 P Saunders, j Il Nc
Clenlin. Springfield, o; Thnyer Melvin, w
Va; IL skinner & Indy, Cambridge, o; A,A
Prichnrd, Warrington. WV; r II Clayton
FairmOnt, w Va; j Dean, Ohio; c Fl Gist
Philadelphia, Pa; S Kachele, Baltimore Md:
I y Mccain, Wheeling, w Va;S NJ cole, Par
keBburg, w Va; ] w Coonig, Palmyra; w II
Hoyt, Rochester; j Corbett, CIaSsviIle, n Y;
clnnati, o; DR. s Gerstel, Chicago, III. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
Hotel Arrivals.
McLURE HOUSE, Corner Monroe & Market
w. F. GOODWIN & Co.. Proprietors.
Wednesday, Dec.

Wednesday, Dec. 9.
wR McComns, Baltimore; A L Hoult, Fair
mont, w Va; Jno Kline, Philadelphia; Vim
Frazier. st Louis; A NJ Stoner, Philadelphia:
p II Barclay, Cincinnati; ID B Houk, ID 81 Jer.
~, New York; T. Dunn, Washington, Pa; A
PittsbuTg; J Beazell, Philadelphia; S /. Black
New York; F Knight and son, Washington
anderi j Woodward and wife, st Louis; l.
Gardner, Trenton, y j; Z Landfear, New
York; W C Millen, Cleveland; Miss Abrams,
Cumberland; 4 COlworth, Cincinnati; l w
Alynn, Philadelphia; ] Clary, B& o II II; C
II Ehr1nAn, Balumore; H Childs, New York;
J + Black, L Gettier, Baltimore; c NJ Lazine
jamestown; q II Durham, Philndelphia; ii
Bruce, New York; II Dresser, Michigan; j ID
McGrath, r Keidel, New York; W Hambryht
Pittsburgh; A Clifford, Cincinnati; Miss Mary
Moss, Ohio. =
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lect opportunity in frivolous discus
siOns Of propositions involving no solid
results, and which possibly are agitat-
ed out.of mere bnncombe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
COLGATE,s HONEY sOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMoLLIENT In its ma
ture, FRAGRAETLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
kin: For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lyd&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
West w. Union Commission

A TIA MEETING HELDATT FoI1RTTJ
"A street n. E Church on Friday evening.
Isl INST, Inc following named gentlemen
were elected Officers OF the West Virpinia
b[anch OF the American Union Commission
PreSident-H ENRY K. LIsT
Secretary-S G. STEVENS
Treasprer-JoHN BISHOP
vice PreSidents-Judge VIM. A. HarrIsoy,
Jacob HornbrOok, Rev, Alexander MaTT3II'
ReE. John MotfRt, ;ohn l.. Hobs fReI, I r.
McLure, Rev. s. B. BRrnitz - l.
DlrectoTS-Governor A. /. Foreman Gen z
Wheat, Ihos. Hornbrook, Thos a. loan. inc NJ;
Donloni Henry Cranele, James WILSON X I
stone, Col. W. Curtis, David ATmsst1 n %
H ES3et Morrison, Jas C Or, DR.. A. s. Todd'
NJ NAM NJ ATInStrong, Jos Ball, VIM. HRstinrS
Mm. w. Holiday, Augustus Handlan IacS5
BURKE; samuel Laughlin, Robert CraneIe,
SSaInnel Mcclellan, Jacob II. Bickie, Josep6
IN ooedience to resolution adopted at that
meeting, hereby request the ofiiceFs elecf 10
meet for organization, etc, al TIE ConncIi
Room IN the City Building, on THURSDAY ave.
ming, 7th Inst, at 2 O'Clock, o. m. w
nv
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n FWANTED.-BOARD FOR A BOY
Wy 10 years OF age, in a private family,
where he viii be treated as one of the family.
Inquire at this Office. CIec5
0-S7D THANKSGIVING SERMON,-
~ Rev. Charles Howard Malcolm will
preach to-mornw Thanksgiving Day. in the
washington Hall, service commencing at
IVA o'clock a; m. Subject: ThanlSfulness and
Courage the duty OF our Nation. dec8-2t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
BY s. g. HENRY & CO.
Unprecedented Large Sale
DRUGS, MEDICINES, INSTRUMENTS.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, FURNI-
TURE AND APPLIANCES, a
an ArCTInN.


ON THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. IL. AT
" 10 O'Clock, at the Medical Purveyor's
Warehouse, corner OF First and Main streets
Louisville. KY, will be sold on account OF Inc.
Medicnl Department OF the u. 8. A., the lar
gest assortment OF Drugs, Medicines, &c, ever
offered in the West, In bulk, and in the origi-
nal packages, and In good order, being the
surplus of the amount required by the Medl-
cal Department, comprising as follows:
80 49, ms. Acids, Gss'd; 49SdozsP TurPent'e;
III =" AlOeS, PulV; 1000 OF CrotOn OIL:
no Alum; 060 lhSIaudanuni:
$3.50 Prep Am'nla; 80 Paregoric;
b3O oLNttTU silver 9S0OdoZCamphertS Opl-
20 ftsFOwle'F Sol. um FSilIs:
d00 " PulH Cant Observation-Disclosures Pills;
$40 " CeTate $500 f" Opium 81
$50 90 PulvCads'cum: sob hSPrep Lead.
4g9 Catech1; 500 81 Carb Potash;
sO0O !" Simple CeTate;I coo Iodine 's
500 Resin Zoo Rhubarb:
$50 g Calisava Bark 500 Syrup SOULS;
1850 " CinchoninSulp;S6OO Ref Borax:
1900 +" ChlOrufOTm; 1000 ComSpts'I aynrr
50" CollodiOn; lao Prep Zinc;
$50 . Pulv g. ArahicSS O0ydSA ChesiVe Plns'r
1900 Copaiba; 800 Using I"
4900 ozGreosote: GOO :, Red Flannel;
400 bsHOfman's Ano;SSOO Muslin;
1870 Swt Spts Nitrei9iO0 ThsspOnge;
800 Prepared Chulli;TSO0 barley;
40 Blue Vitr0i; $500 Ext Beef
1000 " Med Ext asSid;2JOO /" CandleSi
300 Prep Iron Rss'd; $40 gals Ext Gomez:
$50 Pulv LiquOriceS7OO ms Corn Starch;
Root, 53O' Milk COnd.
$50 Glycerine; $500 Sugar. White
1000 Prep Mercury; Crushed;
~ Iodine 1000 " Tea, bl1SSgreen;
w lpecac, PulvS $50 % Tnpioca,
81 DoversEowd'ri60OO " DeSecated Eggs
800 Flaxseed; go " Farina:
900 Groun;sSOOyds Gutta Cloth:
I'D Mngnesin; 500. Oiled Maslin;
800 8 EPSON Salts; 200 "a "a silk;
5l0dozCodIlver Oil; 1000 " susp BandaRes.
20 /" Olive 500 ms Irvine.
Cream Tartar, Saltpeter, CASTLE Soap, Must
ard, Bt. Carb. Soda, Rochelle Salts, PuIv. Cin-
namon' Cocoa, Chocolate, GelRtine, Pulv.
Ginger, NutmegS Also, may be added, SurRi-
Cnl Instruments, Dressings, &c; Books, Stn-
uonery. Furniture and Appliances -
&c Catalogues can be had at our Auction
Rooms, or the Medical Purveyor's ONCE, In
this city, by letter or personal application.
Terms Cash In Government funds
hoN2S-2&eod Auctloneer.
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For Rent.

THE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY n. O.
i ARTHUR, in Mcclure House. Poses
sion April lst- Also the room occupied by
JacOn q BIO, and small room in same build
any time, Apply to JNO. M'hURE, JR,
dec6-lwo or !. H. WILLlASiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
1865 Second Fall Stock. 1856
Lost, or MisIaid-

CERTIFICATE OF LOAN, NO. 1916. FOR
MheeLng, dated June 2, 1885. The public are
c auLoned against receiving or trading for the
9eco.Sto ELIZABETH DILLON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
Tableanx.

TUE LADIES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
Church OF BellRIF will 0ive a ssrIaS =,
1ao!eauS on Thursday evening Dec y. ~ the
central Han, beginning at O'Clock. Az
Langements hRve been made with the steSm
er GAINESVILLE, which will leave WheaiinT NJ
. @ CLOCK, Tor persons wishing to witness tflese
too!eaux, from that city. Admittance *
CSnSs: dec5-3ta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
Notice.
Fnr Sala Ghnan

DART OF LOT NO. o, SQUARE NO. le. IN
y Graham's Addition to the City Of Wheel.
ing, upon which is erected n good two-story
6Elck mouse. This property adioIns the resi-
uence OF GOV. Foreman, on Centre street For
terms, &c, see THOS. O'BRIEN
Real Estate Agent. Register Building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
Direct Importation

WE HAVE I7I JUST RECEIVED, AND
supply of French and German car silly lily
a sSS2, q lAlge stock Of Hemlock Sole IeSfhePi
dee4-Sts BERGER 4 HOFFMAN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomadesu
Nomore rancid Pomades !!
you want something elegant, Go
If you admire delicious Perfume,
If you desire soft and silky Hair,
nyou want your Hair preserved,
fyou want your Hair to grow
Hyou want to prevent premature Baldness,
II you want to be rid OF Dandruff,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream, .5s.
Price IS cents a bottle.
For sale by
LAUGHLINS q BUsHFIELD,
ju24 Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-07
Co-Parfnnrshin

r HAVE. THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITT,
me, MesSrs. T. X. McCann and j. X Nc.
Sa n ana VIII continue the Brewing bushes
~ ~ ne I Anchor brewery, under the firm name
OF Euston, Mccain & Co. - ''''Ali :
Wheeling. Dec. l. lss5. Ahs-A' EUsroN;
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