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Ths combustion Of Ingredients In these Pills tishe
result Of long aud extensive practice. They ie
mill n their ope- tiOn and cannot do harm 10 the
most deliczts oertaiu Ia correcting all Irregularities
Painful Me1strustion, removing ali obstructi0ns,
whether from Coli or other Wiss. H0adache, Pain IN
the Side, PalpitatOn Of The Heart hites, ell Eerv-
Gus Affections, Mysteries. Faiiguei Paa in the back
aud Limbs, and lis urbed Sleep, which arise from
Interruption o. Nature.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
vas the COMMENCEMENT OF new ers II the treatment
OF trr6gulerlies and ObsfTuc ions which have cOu-
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obstruction takes pH the ge eral health begins
70 decline. These Pills form the hnast prep stiOn
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have been standard remedy Tor over thirty years,
and are the most efectual ore ever known for ali
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PbTsieizns in Emerics.
Explicit d,rectious, stating Whsn they should NOT
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OF boxes for IS,
Pills sent By mail, promptly, secure from otserva-
tion, By remising 10 The Proprat0rs- SOLD BY BRUG
G1sfs GENERALLY.
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BENTON & DUNN an, ll6 and Ils Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale a sents.
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CPRCIAL NOTICE.

GPRCIAL NOTICE.
Being very deslrous Of cleaning ont the balance
Of my stock in the shortest time possible will for
the next thirty days offer all the Goods in my store
at REDUCED PRICES. There will be found in
the stock: Irish Linens, White and Brown Table
cloths, Napkins, Ladies aud Gents HandkerchiefB,
hne Bed Blankets, best quality Black Silks, Dres5
etts, Muslins and HainsOoks, Infants Embroidered
Waists, Cambria and Swiss TrimniUgs, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Velvet Ribbons, BalmOral Skirts,
Broohe and Woolen ShAwls, with . large Gssort-
ment Of other goods, small wares, 30. Many goods
for the purpose of selling out, will be offered ct
merely nominal prices. Persons wishing to buy
Dry Goods will save money BY calling at the sub
Bcrfber's store, and merchants will hnd this an
oelsAt opportunity Of rsplenishing their stock ct
less than Eastern prices. s. HYMAN,
Jana Corner supsIor st. and Public Square.
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6HHsnrtzI.
res AND HAIR WORA.

UTIGS AND HAIR WORN
WI. D Y'S NEW kSTABhESEEEA3,
TIE LARaEgF u TEE STATE
On Vie HAkIHn AaB LADIES' RGlA 16ESSlS1
60 RUBLIO SQUARE.
La7gfastaE'r Of an kiadS 0f WIGS la'laains
.ILLUsIoN WIo1 g
thAs % resembles nature - 70 DEFY the elostsl
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stosk oi
LONG HAIR, OFought By the proprietor RON
Nurops, for sWtTOHEs and BRAID5-shs hnesl
assortment ever seen IN this city.
In every styIs, with al Improvements.
SITS OF OURLs, mads ron French EEt1rA.
OurIed Hair lgnArantesd.)
WUelHH DOUBLE azd T2PLG BoEH,
WATERFALLS, -,
ElIsds By The advertiser, equal g thoss inPeTtod
Ladies' Braidg made into any Kind Of Head-DEes
or Bow without injury 60 Switch. t
LADIES EAR DEEsSIHa N ths most prevail
ngana fashionable styles. @
EIAu work warranted e rapfe1o1tsa, .
HOT and GOLD HATHS 81 al hours dse2
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OnHHEnTIONsi

hsiby-Sandusky, mAnsneld 3 Newark Rallroad, 20
MAnsesld, Mt, Vernon. Newark, 1ans5vtlls,
20.
Ors5tlins-Pithburgh, Fort Wayne B Chicago Ran.
rpad, Forest, Upper banduskys Dephoss Lima
Fort WaTne, laporse, Chicago. &C., West and
EaSt for Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, &c.
Grafton and Bslleiontaine Railroad Line ior Maron,
BeIlefontaine, Sidney, Union, muneia Indian
apolis, Tsrrs Hante, Finoennes, 1tAnEEiis,
Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, 6o-
DelsWsre-With Springfield Branch for S.L8fdelds
Oolumbus-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xenla
Railroad, for 1enia. Dayton. Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, 81. Lout5, MozroW, boVeland, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio end Miggi3aipE
Railroad At Cincinnati for Louisville, AVans.
vile, Cairo, st. Louis and all pOint5 on ths
OhiO River.
CoIumbus-OentralO Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanss.
vile, Wheeling, &o.i Columbus, Piqnn lns
diana Railroad for Piqua, UrbanA, &c.
gE-FOr Tickets 70 all points and Information aE5il
ct The Passenger Station and ct Union Ticket Onos
lf7 BuD6rior street. Z ). FLINT
OlsTsland. oct. q. Issl. superintsndlna.
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Tne PTopiieiOrs Of the New York MUSEUM Of Anat-
Omy determined, regardless of expense, to Is
frse flor the benefit OF suffering humanity, and
suppression quacleTy) foar CT their nost inter
esing and instructive Lectures on Mari ge and its
disqualifcatOns, Hersous and Phi sioal Debility,
Prtmature dtclino q Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
ness or De9Tessi0n, ImpOtency, L IS o. Energy and
Mala4i which result from yo1thfal flilits, eZ-
eeSses OF maturity, and igugranc5 Of Physiol @
and lava Ct rGtuIs.
These ingaluable Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening aa1 saving thoUstnds, Ond will be
forwarded fel. on receipt Of fur stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York EuseDm Oi ADzt-
omy and Medicine, CHS 3 0sdWay. SSw Yo.k.
fsbl6.R3
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS.

The Necessity Of More than Cne.-.The
Normal schools now in Existence.
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9peERI AatIeeA
BELIis EPEOIFTO PILLLWABi


nAHTED IN ALL OAsls.-Oe1 b, rallied
HsF1r - % curci Do not naussAtei ArS Epssd
q nsiIoal E0ch4nEs Of Giet required Dc not b
tarl1Eo ~ h1Inel q1E1ultg Can be u11d With.
cut tslsotlpzi Upward Of go curSI tAa pasi month
-sone q them very severe oasas. Over one hun
essf physicians hsgs used then IN tholr prao.
tiss, ead 1peak Wen Of their emcacys and approve
e thelf competition, which = entirely VeRstahlss
end hArnleu On ths lyEten. Anndreds of oertlA,
oaeez can be rhoWn. BeiliH Specific Pills are Cd,
original and Only Go1uine Specific PHI. They are
ndspted foE male aEd fsmAie, older FOunR, ans
the only rtliabls remedy fcF ensctinF 9 psrnad
asnt and Hpeody ours tn AL caBss Of EpsrmatOrrhea.
q bsniE4l Heakness, with AL its trains Of sFIis
0aoh e UrsthrEl and Vagissl DischarT,-. Glsst
h Whites, Mighty Or Involuntary Imi1EionI, In.
tontne1oe, Genital Debility and IrritAbility, In
pots1cy, Weakness oT lom Of P0uaf, Nervous De-
btlity, a., ho all Of which arise principally fro
bexual Exoeasas or SELF Abuse, or Bone constitu-
tionat, ,deEanFeme1t and ino1paoitate1 the sufferer
from fulfilling shs duties Of married life. Ia al
sexual d8aasas % GonoErheaI 0leet and Structures,
ponsclting Fhynlolan for the troEtment Of Seminal
uriEaFF. EeEual and HerTous Diseases, who viii
lssnd, me- % al tbs following vAIuAbls work, n
soaisd snxel0pe:
sslf Abase, PTnnEtHre Decay, Impotsncs and LOs
o. Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal WeakusuI
Hlshtly Emin1ions, Genital Debility, a.. 3d. 8
pamphlet Of 81 pages, containing tmportant a.
Tsee % the Gmisted, and which should Be read b
tVeTy GuhefeF as the means Of IN the ssEsrs1I
StAaez A pisinlk nst forth. I've stAmpa required
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tng dinoultiss Griaing from obstruction, or Utop.
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sct health when suffering from Spinal AdsotionE.
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fhao time they sot Ike . charm by gtrenRthsnine
iavigoTSting and restoring tia system 70 : health
aondition, and By bringing on the monthly period
With regularity no matter trom what osus6E the
ebStFuctioh may arise. fhoy Should however EO9
Fs taken during The srst thrSs months ef prsEnEn.
81, though EEfs at any OtksT Tine g milnsniags
9oula b the FsS1ik
: Eaeh boa contains 70 PiLln. FTiGs ! OO.
Dr.. HABEHI'H EKE1TIEz On Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, hiscarTiAge, BSFT5anssz stsrility, Be-
production, Aud Abuses Of Nature, and emphatioal.
y the Ladies Private 4 sdiosl Adviser, pGmphlst
q ca PsgeH, sont nee to sRy sddrsss sx cents re-
Tuired to Pay postage.
The pills End book vii be sent b mall WboH de-
Grsd, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
}. HRYAH, N. D., General Agent
Eo. 7S Cedar ST., New Fork.
"a Gold sy ell the pTinoipel Druggists.
6. ". OEA9K, Druggist Agent for Cleveland.
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Ratl.paus.
A TLANTIOAEDGRRAT WKsFKRE
IA RAILWAY.

fAl and WIhtoF Affa1 em6nI'
zakes Eject AoHdGy, November 2sth, 1884.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
HDAY ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (Sundays except.
edl ct ESQ A. n, arrives ct MeadVIls ct 300 P. h
plnns) Salamanca ct 6:65 P. n, (Sl ,epiRg Ca1)
and New York ct l:10P. n.
"NIGHE ExPREss," leaves Cleveland O3aturdAyA
sxospted,l at s:l6 ?. NJ, sleeping Cars attached,
arrives at MesdVille ct 1:20 A. n, Salamanca At
A:5O A. n, and New York at 1880 P. n.
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R2IIsaaag.
OIEVRlAND : ERIE RAILROAD

q kA1N 444AA0 g 00e44 6<AA42sOAD.
ISsS. WINTER ARRAHQElIEET. Es4
On "a ais. Monday, Oct. Est, 1854. Psss.nssf
E~dal VII run e folloass (SundAys Gxespted)i
- IAANE OLHVRLAUD.
go. a; M.-DAY ExPREss TR1fE-stovpguE q
kI os1oy. ( alneSEllle. Mad son, Gensva, Ash.
te9l.a S9Slheant and Slrard only and arrive at
s.ios - = - r l., bankirk t;ls ?. n. BuiIslo
1:25 p. M.-OINOTEFAT4 ExPREss-stou,,nv. Al
RAine1vlle, AHhtabuiA and GlrRrd cniT srd ~,
Eives at Erio6 40 ?. H.s Dunkirk IS p - BQf.
$50 ?. M.@iAiL AND AOoOMnOpATIoE-
9toDEing at AL sationI and arriVS IS EEis q
500 P. M..HieHF HxPREss rRAIH-ssoSvsur =,
PalDaTiIle, Ashtabula and GirArd only, aud
arrive. g Eris e n;ao A. 4, DupkiEk 100
All Ba1alo as0 A. \.
LnAVH ERIA
80 A, M.-nGHT KxPRESB TRAIH-S.opBIna
at Girard, AahtabulA and PninesVfs only, and
arrive at OsTeland ct 5:10 A. q.
6:l5l a. d. MAIL AND AgOOmMODAT1OA
Cleveland at l0:G0 A. n.
IO:I5 A. h.-TOLEDO XPRESS-Stopping st al
Perry, Mentor and WicklfnB, and arrives at
5.'5 ?. M.-DkY ExPREss TRAIN-stoylinE .
Girards Conneaut, AshtAbulA, Geneva Pat1oe
vile only, and arrives n Ols4sland at - ?. n
Trains.
An The trAins going westward connect st OisvsIsR.
with trains for Toledo Ohieago. Columbus utnel1-
nAns Indianapolis, 81. LO1ia, ko.; and all through
aiDS 5f rs SsW 4ol o atoa g M Sl1 " h ne
Esw York City Railroads for New YORK, AIbanT.
on lie PhiiaasiShia Eris ksiTosd. - ''- : Nm
~ Day ExIEesIs EAat and West. connsclI q
GIFArd with Trains on Eris Pittsburgh RAiroAd
for LAnssEills, hsadsile J4nsEt9I1i e -.
Usvelana. Oct. s7ss. ISsI-
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"Andif 10 the lumty tum bate fall,
A tumti tum's all that crave;
Oh, bury me deep In the ewhAt.you-msy-call
And plant thingumbO5s over my graYs."
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81 OedGr street, New ! Ork.
BENTON & DUNN an ll6 and lis Superior street
Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale a Aseuts.
deo5 :Ils d =Od1Wew
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-.evs.a OF DELEGATES.

The House was opened with prayer by
the Rev. John Mottat, of the End Presbyte.
risu church.
a message from the Senate announced
that that body had concurred in the House
resolution to print 1000 copies of the Au-
ditor's report; and that it had passed and
asked concurrence in Senate Bill No. 4,
"a bill to pay State scouts" The bill was
read a first time.
Fleming made report from the Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections.
Mr.. Ferguson reported several bills from
the Judiciary Committee.
A message was received from the Gov
eruor communicating the report OF the off
GERS of the Hospital for the Insane. Laid
| on the table and ordered to be printed,
The House bill providing for the con-
struction of roads and bridges was read q
frat time.
Mr.. Ferguson moved to indefinitely post
pone the resolution in relation to an ad-
| journment. Adopted.
INN Riddle offered resolution proposing
ITO so amend the School law so as to allow
school commissioners compensation, and
to increase the per cent. on property, from
FIVE to ten cents on every hundred dollars
valuation for school house purposes
! Adopted.
I Mr.. Patrick offered q resolution propo.
sing to so amend the law as to require the
sheriff 10 settle with the county eyey si1
months instead of quarterly. Adopted.
Mr.. McGrew offered resolution refer
ring the poll books, tally papers, &C., o.
the late election in Hampshire county for
members of the House, 10 the committee
on Privileges and Elections. Adopted.
Mr.. Kramer presented the petition o.
certain citizens of Monongalia county,
Referred to the committee on Taxation and
Finance.
Mr.. Van Wrinkle offered a resolution pro
posing an inquiry into the expectancy o.
increasing jaiior's fees, and allowance o
clothing for prisoners.
Mr.. Pinnel moved to take up the Senate
bill making an appropriation for the pay.
ment of state scouts. The bill was taker
up and referred to the committee on Tax
alton and Finance.
On motion of Mr., Ferguson the bill
changing the time of holding the courts il
the sEh Judicial Circuit was taken up anc
read first time.
On motion of Mr.. Fleming the report o.
the Committee on Privileges and Elections
was taken up and adopted.
The Committee asked to be discharged
from the consideration of the charges
against Geo. K Cox, member from Gilmer
The bill to change the county seat of JEFF
ferson county from Charleston TO Shepards
town was read frst time.
Mr.. Pinnell offered resolution that thu
Committee on Taxation aud Finance en-
quire into the eXpediency of providing BY
law for the collection OF all assessment
which have or may be made on lands TO
county and township purposes, where sucl
lands are returned delinquent for the non
payment of taxes. Adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Patrick, the Hous
adjourned.
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OLD AND NEW VIRGINIA.
Chief Justice Chase's Decision in Reference
10 We't HTgiaid-The Present Statue of
the Old Dominion.

Chief Justice Chase's Decision in Reference
10 WeIt VirgiHid-The Present Statue o.
the Old Dominion.
From the Philadelphia American.
We notice with pleasure that one of the
first acts of Chief Justice Chase has been
to direct the Clerk of the United States
Supreme Court to call the State of West
Virginia among the other States in going
over the roll of States. The reader will
no doubt be surprised to learn that hither.
to this has not been done, and, indeed, the
Bench Of that Court had taken the trouble
to direct, in some proceedings beforeit, the
omission OF the name of West Virginia
Or course, the reason for this must be OBJ
Jious. The whole Democratic party main.
tanned that the new State had no legal ex.
lstence, and the Democratic judges Of the
Supreme Court united with their party in
that view, as they did in the bred Scott
case, and as Chief Justice fancy did in the
Merriman haoess corpus case.
Chief Justice Chase, by this simple sct
indicates that new regime has been es.
taoilshed IN that court, He recognizes the
validity OF the act of Congress by which
the State was admitted into the Union. and
acknowledges the legality of the State
government at Wheeling. We presume,
though we do not know, that this carries
with 1t the recognition, also, of the lovaI
Stale government of Virginia at AleIsn-
dria, for the State OF West Virginia recsiv.
cd the only sanction of the State of yir.
ginia to its existence that it possessed from
that body. 1t might have waited in vain
lot any other, and had not Congress sr,
copied that sanction as sufficient. the Stare
OF West Virginia must have gone unreprs.
scented IN Congress, and been without anv
legal authorities TO preserve order and an,
force the laws. '"N
1t was held that as the greater portion If
the people OF Virginia were in open. armed
rebellion against the national government
mat portion of the State which remained
loyal had perfect right to reconstitute its
State goverumentunderl loyal auspices. and
me national authorities Recognized ofici-
Ally the State government SO reorgapi1sd
subsequently, the people of what is now
West Virginia chose to organize separate
State OF their OWE, and to this the reor.
saniEed State of Virginia gave it's consent
this separation took place, hoveyer
there was still portion of the old Sta,s Of
Virginia, il the seabOrd region, which rs-
loysli and these counties have nsr.
1ria. - @A'e&An-
This government received the official
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JOHN BRIsHT's ADVICE ToITHE IR1sH.-
What you want in Ireland is to break
down the laws of primogeniture aud en-.
tail, SO that in course of time, by q gradu-
al and just process, the Irish people may
BECOME the possessors OF the soil of Ire
land. With regard to the state church,
that Is an institution so evil and 80 odious,
under the circumstances of your country
that 1t makes one almost hopeless of Irish
freedom from it that Irishmen have borne
itso long. If the popular party in Ireland
would adopt as its policy 'free land" and
Tree church" and would unite with the
popular party in England and Scotland for
the advance of liberal measures, and espec-
Tally for the promotion of an honest
amendment of the representation, | am
confident that great and beneficial changes
might be made within few years,
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WEsT YTRGINIA.LEGIsIAPVRR
SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. %, 1865.


Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ball. 8. -
a message fron46A oas e9nI Epefegatss
by the Clerk, announ9d conhcanence q
Senate's amendment b regard t9 procee9
ings against Judge, Ke1pedy, ap6ithe pasS-
age of the folI8 hing 36int ressludons:-
Ia5tructing our Senators and requesting our
Representatives il Congress 10 vote for
the Constitutional amendment sbolishing
Slavery in the United States; fixing Tues
day, the gath, for counting in joint session,
the tetdrAs and declaring the result of the
OGIaher elsotiansfsF Governor, Secretary
of the Stale, Auditor and Treasurer, that
tAe IWBi7Btasc4es will proceed TO elect
"a assi gu fGiSn4endent of Free Schools on
I1he a45Fhuts1sy of February next, to sue.
1oesdI Ne. White, whose term expires March
81 l36hrand raising a Committee of five
nD1hs part Of the House and three on the
PsrtGef the Senate, to inquire into the ex-
insolvency and constitutionality of the i'm
mediate abolition of Slavery in this State.
All of said resolution were concurred
in, and Messrs. Peck, Maxwell and Mahon.
appointed under the 4ih resolution, the
House having appointed Messrs. Ferguson,
Scott Lamb, Smith, of Berkeley, and Barns
Mr.. Maxwell, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported bill for the appoint
ment of a Sheriff il Poeahontas county,
by the Judge of the 9th Circuit, and in
Greenbrier, Monroe, Mercer, Mcdowell aud
Nicholas, by the Judge of the 7th Circuit,
which bill was read the first time.
The bill for Matchmaking the Clarks
burg and Buckhaunou Turnpike was read
the I'd time and ordered 10 its engrossment.
Adjourned.
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Commissioners Notice.

Samuel ID. u. Garter vB. W. L Robinson.l In
Tallant a DelaplRin VS.. same defendant
Same plaintiffs game defendant. Chaucery.
by VIRTUE of decree of The Circuit Court OF
u Ohio county, made on the day OF December,
A. D. 1854, in the foregoing cases, it was ordered,
with the consent OF the interpeader, James h Rob-
nson that the said causeI be referred of the
the priertes Of the deed OF trust set out In the petit
tlon OF the inter.pleader, James II. Robinson, and
the several attachments In said causes and that he
further ASCERTAIN and report the amount Of the lien
OF the said deed OF trust whether at the dates of the
attachments respectively subsequent thereto aud
that he give due notice to all parties according to
law ofhis proceeding under this order.
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.

Matthew Patton State Of Ohio, Belmont
VS.. Scounty, Court OF Common
Eliza Jane West ct. al. Pleas.
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE d.
ID rected in this canse, the Sheriff of Belmont
county will sell Oh the 24rH OF JANUARY, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A n. and O'Clock
P. NJ, on the premises, about 81 miles above the
city of Wheeng,a at the residence OF the late Robert
Patton, deceased in the said Belmont county, about
1O1 ACRES OFLAND, on which is situated Steam
DistiIery and MIL and Nine Dwelling Teuements.
The land fronts the Ohio River and the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad passes through the same.
There about sixty.hve acres of coal in this
tract, of the very best quality, and in the most
favorable situation to be shipped either the
Railroad or River. This coal lying the west side
Of the river, dips toward the river, and any bank
opened thereon will drain itself.
Those desiring TO purchase invited to call and
examine the premises. Besides the above named
advantages, the land Is Of first quality suitable
for farming, orchards and VINEYARDS and has q fine
orchard of 200 grated apple trees in full bearing.
Terms of sale, Cash.
Any one desiring information on the subject in
this city will call on John A. Armstrong, at his
board yard Office en- MarEet street.
Jaao-td Wv ~ OAi0is shorir.
Register copy and charge this oAice.I
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CitY PrOpertY Tor Sale,

VIE undersignsd oferS for sale the following
i Real Estate in the city Of Wheeling:
Part OF Lot No. 1lS, the corner of UQion street
ana the alley leading from Union street to Market
Alley; on which Is erected the three story brick
ement at present occupied by Potter Bennsr and
Henry Korner.
Parts Of Lots No, SO and co. at the Corner of Main
and Webatsr Streets in Centre Wheeling; on which
Is erected the the three story brick tensmsntS at
present occupied by Fidel Mayer and VIM. WsiS-
gerber.
The Home Place Of DR.. John Eon, deceased, with
the eight contiguous Lots Of ground.
Lots No. and 2, in Square No. 8, (known as tn
Diamond Lott imme diAtely west OF the Atheneun
deol6-tf BEVERLY n. EOFP.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-24
A Gard,
Editors Intslliaencer :

Editors lntslligencer:
The following article appeared in the
Copperhead sheet of this city yesterday
morning:
"EGitoTS Register:
~ observed in the InteEEigencer of this
Saturday morning, card of declination
from Horace Gray, of the Fourth Ward,
which, I suppose, he thinks peculiarly
sharp. Now let me tell you something
about this man Gray. He was dissatisfied
because his eminent merit was not reoop
nized by giving him place on one Of the
regular tickets, and he was the man who
first proposed an independent ticket. he
got the matter arranged, by obtaining the
consent of better men than himself and
took the ticket to the Intelligenesr Office
himself and had it announced. After
wards, suppose, through the solicitations
OF those who were interested in the sue.
cess of the regular "Union ticket" and
knowing that he would fall far below the
balance of the Independent candidates in
the popular vote, he comes out in a card
calling the ticket in whose nomination he
had been the prime mover "Rebel Tick
et." Horace Gray may denounce these
men until he is good deal graysr than he
is before he will either iniure them or bene-
fit himself,