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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
Gr NIcK I. l. 1867,

Ut. NICK, l.. l.. 1860.
have used thi, pump tor one summer AID
wintes. exposed to the Nor h West ~iud coming
over Long Island Sound, being the col,i-st
possible tx O>ui e, and at TO time did il freeze
nor were We unable at any time to pumn water
with great ease. II. B. McILvAIN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
aDRAWIYG.RoOM, LIBRARY,
OR THE
COUNTiNG-HOUSE,
EDITORIAL DRAWER

and costing but FIVE DOLLARS. which in
years to come can rot be purchased for any
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
CAPITAL,
$4,000.

CAPITAL, = t $50, 1000.
Rapidly i"crcasing. and secured by b ends
and liens ON Real Estate. Risk divided into
two classts. u.I2as lIaH'GjO H-t
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
sI7 Broadway, New York.

T was pronounced superior to all others at
L the Worlds Fair, in London, 1862. 1t took
the Fir>t Premium at the great Fair Of the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE. in New York
City, 1868. here the judges were practical
mechanics, and appreciated COG WHEELS.
IT TOOK THE FIRsr PnEH uM AT THE
NE~ YoRK STATE FAIR, 1862 and 1859.
VERMONT STATE FAIR. 1863.
PENNSYLVANIA sTArE FAIR, 1863.
INDIANA SrArE FAIR, 1867.
Iowa STATE FAIR. 1863.
Him, Is TATE FAIR. 1868.
AND AT CoUsTY Fans WITHOUT NrMBzR.e.-
SELF ADJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE !
1t Saves Time, Labor, Clothes, and Money.
It's easily and firmly secured to the tub or
Washing machine, and will fit tubs of any size
or shape. IL is simple in its construction, and
uoes not e.:ily get ont of repair.
IL is not only PERFECT W2INGER, hut
the Coc-~ heels give it II POWER which rem
'iers it must EXCELLENT WASHER. pressing and
separating, "a II does, the DIRT with the WATER,
irom the Clothes. ,rrs. rf.
Any WasherwOman can use tia Child ten
years old can use it.
II viii save its cost every months. in the
saving of cluthes. n. 'H
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20

J. d. WET Z Co:
wsare pleased tn state that the Pumps We
had of y"u. about a year ago haze been in
constant use, ~ bours each day. ard raise for
she use of our Wooier Factory. sbnut 80
gaIIou- per minute They work with but little
power, compared with pumps VIC lave Used
before, and do not get out of repair. and are
satisfactory IN all respects Yours. BE-,
DUSIA MAxUrAcrukING CoxrAyY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
VESTS IMPROVED PUMP.
rOUBLE ACTING,
FORCING AND LIFTING.

THESE pumps have nos been in general
use a nu l,ber of year,, and give better
satisfaction than any other, aid are recon
meuded as
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
THE BEST!


euaran,ee that all will recommend them
They are more simple in construction, and
Vstk easier, aud cost Ices than all others.
"Our reidrrs will find the double acting i'm
proved Pump of J. d. West & Co., one of the
tsst in the market. lis very simple, work: to
Q charm, 50 that any child may use it; throws
q steady, continuous stream, and does NJ
freeze IN the coolest exposures, and IL unusually
ehea,. We cay this knowingly. and give the
testimony Of our own accord. without the
tno~ted e or request OF the proptietors.''-
N. Y Ice. Post, july LIST, 1863.
This may certify that have been using. NJ
my mabufactary,. for the last four years
"W-sl's Improved Pumps ! now have in
use three Of said pnmis, nhe Of which is h~p,
constantly at work, 81 hours each day, Gave
Sundavs) and has' been running for the past
too years. pronounce Them, unhesitatingly,
the best pumps that have been bought to nv
notice, having used many Others previously.
The, are simpl. in their Gu is'rucfi"n. and rot
sis,lr disarangei. JAMS A. WEBB.
n. Y, Oct. 10, 1889. '
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FURNITURE & CHAIR
= q ETNHYE

md examine his stock, ms he feels confident
that they will be satisfied with the quality,
STYLES and prices of his Manufactures. lie
ke. ps OH hand, or manufactures To oder,
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ment Is seldom coupled with rate of
interest or,proft higher than four per
cent per Annum.s
II we improve the rare opportunity
now open 70 the exhibition OF our in
duCements, we have some grounds to
ctal and industrial magnates from Eu-
rope will not leave the young State of
West Virginia unheeded on their ex-
plOEing trip 70 the West, for which the
happy phrase of Great West, and a
public spirited system of universal adj
VeHtisement, no less than her real at
fractions, have won suchlgolden popn
lArity abroad.
Not having been favored with any
circular documents In relation to the
terms Of our admission in Paris can
make no practical suggestion at present,
but trust the necessary room might be
retained at once for the State at large,
until the articles to be exhibited could
be specified. By giving notice through
all the papers in the State, it is prob
able that q complete list could be made
up in a month or two. If less is pro-
posed than there is room for, we will
not be at a loss for more, and If the
supply should exceed the space, the
bulk OF minerals and rare materials
can be easily reduced, or tn. excess ex-
htbited In private locality with sam
Piles at the exhibition for reference
This was done to a considerable extent
In 1850 and to very good purpose.
If Commissioners is appointed to
superimtend our State exhibition, and
TO promote Its objects, his mission il
properly understood and conscientious
~ fulfilled will be no sinecure. be-
lieve the Virginia Commissioners of
1850 We're vastly less useful than Orna-
mental, and very little good that am
aware Of has ever resulted from their
services.
Hoping you will kindly consider my
uncalled for suggestions on this topic, I
remain, dear sir, with the highest re-
gard, your obedient servant,
j. IA. DIss DEBAR.
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Election Returns

A aENFLKlrAN who arrived byflast
evenings train on the Baltimore road
informs us that Hon. =. b. Hall, At
tOrney General, is elected Judge in the
Nartinsburg district, beating Kennedy,
and that Chapline beats Downey for the
Senate in thesame district. he also In
forms us that It Is believed the Union
ticket Is elected In Hampshire county,
which, II true, Is an unexpected tri-
umph. ,sfilas 97i&
weare glad to see the success Of our
ticket for the House Of Delegates In
Peasants county.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF PIEAsAssrs COUNTY.
HOUSE OF DELBaArRs.-J. w. VIII
hanson 2l9; 8. 8: Spencer 2lS; John
sENATE.-Haymond 147; Harris 49,
Werninger 100. 10 IE3-g- q 81
FROM UPsHUR COUNTY.
BUCKHANNoN, Upshur Co., w. Va,
III = flsriT Oct. 2lst, 1861
Editors Intellgeneer:: -'l-.t saai r
notice in the INTELLIoEN0ER of yes
terClay that the vote for the House OF
Delegates for this county Is announced
as follows: Pinnell (Union) S74; Gould
CDeDI.) S24-and signed G. b. Titus
representing Capt. Could as the demo-
CRITIC candidate, which is utterly un-
true. Both candidates are uncondition-
al union men and would scorn TO run
for office under the rebel flag of modern
treason-stained democracy. Both ran
as national republican candidates.
A mOdernized democrat could not get
100 votes in this county. hope the
correction Will be made not only In JUS
tice TO the gallant Capt. Gould, of the
old "Third, but In vfndicatiOn of the
honor of Upshur, for no such animal as
democrat could get SA votes in this
county. Most respE'y, b.
I'VE presume the mistake referred to
was made by us, and not our cores
pondent C. D. T.-EDs. INTEL
We would be much obliged to our
friends in tho various counties of the
State, II they would as speedily as pos
sible send in the official votes OF. their
counties by townships. The result
must be generally known by this time
in each county, but SO far we have little
news except ganeralized statements.-
Give us the actual figures in tabular
form. tt
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ALEX. II. II. STUART writes Ionl
letter to the New York Times, explana
tory OF his position and views las
member elect to tho next Congress
While claiming never to have been 4
secessionist at heart, he cannot claim
that lie did not voluntarily render aid
ana encouragement to the rebellion.
He acknowledges that he did render
such aid, because, as he says, he was
drawn into 1t by all the ties OF kindred
and association. But, as an offset to ali
tho pains and penalties for so doing, he
claims that the Presidents pardon has
made him ga new man." We quote
from his letter as follows:
Let MS now inquire what Is tho leonl
effect of such u pardon.
bacon, vol. s, p. 295, says:
"ltseems agreed that pardon of treR.
son or felony, even after an attaindsr.
NO far clears the party from the infnmv
and all other consequences thereof. TINT
lie may have Ru action against any who
shall Afterwards call him traitor or
felon; for the pardon makes him, as 1t
werc, n new man."
All the more modern authorities sus-
tain this view OF the law. might null
W
will content myself with a few DassnUes
from some of the most approved tIu-
thoFs. =.
Russell on crimes, vol. ID, p. 975, saws:
" 1t Is now settled that n pardon.
whether by the King or act of Pnrlin-
Iuent, removes not only tho punish-
ment, but all legal tliSdbilfties coRse-
Quent on the crime"
Bishop on Grim. Law, vol. 1, sec, TlS
lays down the law thus: ''The effect d
a null pardon Is to HbsOlVe the party
from all legal consequences of his crime
and OF his cOnviction-Cllrect or cOlRte-
rnl-tncluding the punishment, pecu-
MARY penalty, or lrhutSOerer else the Tau
hds prOVided."
In the volume entitled "Opiuions al
the Attorney Generals" vol. l %. Ga
Mr.. Attorney General Clifford saws
'The elementary writers who have
treated ON this provision of the cOnsti.
tuition, have regarded Il (the power o.
pNrdOn) as n general and UNQUALIFIED
power, reaching from the highest to the
lowest offences, and US including In It's
scope the authority to remit fines, pen,
nltleS and torieitnreS, which NAV in the
last resort be exercised by the Presi,
dent That 1t WAS said by Judge Story
thdt no t9iy Gun 9oTidge the constitutional
PoTeF o. ne EEecHtire Department, OF
interrupt ne TIgAt 10 Interfere 6y pardon
rheSe Vows are sustained by ChRncel
Tor Kent and Rawle on the Consfiti1
ton.
These authorities, abnndonClv e.,.t,
1.sh the proposition that the genera
amnesty, or special pardon of the Pres
tdent, removes all traces OF the Offence
and makeS the offender, as It were.
new man.
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Spftta1 Aptifes.
VIM NOT USE THE REsT4

Over twenty years' increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VINE
TIAN HAIR DYE, Is the best In the world. 1t
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. Notrouble. No crock or stain Does
not rub on or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terTed. A child can apply it Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEAIAS BARNES & CO., Now EoEk, whole
sale Agents. may2O-lyeod
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sPruNa AND FALL.-The people who,
when Mr.. Lincoln was killed, feared
Mr.. Johnson would be ugly and vlndic-
tive towards the conquered rebels, and
so PrOlong and prevent reconstruction,
and those others who looked upon the
assassination as providential and rescu-
ing the country from a fatally lenient
policy towards the rebels, should get
together about this time. and compare
notes and feelings. Times change and
men change with them, very fhst, in
decd, in these years of the repnblleI
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THE railroads at the West charge such
enormous freIghts upon shipments of
grain TO the East that great deal of
grim is kept back which would other
wise come to market. It occasions a
serious arrangement in trade, for the
corn and wheat are wanted at the East
and their equivalents in currency are
wanted at the West. The western farm
ers and grain dealers are tired of the
cxtortion that is sought to be practised
upon them and have called mass con-
Ventiom Mt Morris, Ill, November -, TO
SEQ il they can't adopt some measures
that will result in reduction of freight
charges. 5.t
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Letter from the ConimisSiOns.r,. u I'm
migration for west Vlrrlnla.
81. CLARA CoIoNY, n
Doddridge county, w. Va,
OctOhnI- 81 1sRS

CSsonGE 4AS 4oOOsll4 n
HIS Erecleney A. 4. Foreman, GoVerNor
Of West PIEginia.
DEAR SIR-SOu have probably no.
tteed Mr.. W hnFton'R proposition to have
West Virginia and herprod uctions rem
resented mt the Universal Exhibition To
come on ut Paris in 1867, and my reply
thereto in compliance with his pIiE.
lIshed suggestion, ApaFt from ali per
Sonal considerations, believe the pro-
tect worthy OF our prompt attention. as
such a favorable opportunity for layinR
our resources before the world will not
soon be afforded us again. We want
capital here. and great deal OF Il, to
deVelope our mineral, agricultural, and
manufactured elements, and to build nm
our internal iHlpFObeaiteNGS, We NAV
charter railroads and immigration COM
panies, but 1t Is clear We arc not able 10
do the work. We have too much ON
hand at once, and ara too heavily taxed
for other purposes; and undeniably in
need OF assistance nom without "A
proper and intelligent exhibition of
resources which will render those pTo-
leSJed enterprises profitable, Is urgently
csllted for, and worth flr moro than ali
en e la9 p and expense It may involve.
Lex u not be believed. "a 81 a iIrVafl
sometimes that our natirI,al n n 80
VIII VIII eSltaDly attract capital aud en-
terprtse mere without solicitatioT On f1,,.
!sssEt, g t9r tnstanes In the case Of the
petroleum deTelO pnents n IFes NJ
very deep investigation OF this intens
peiE9ee speculation, to perceive thaf t5e
spirit and purposes which called n ,nto
me are not OF, the kind required for tbS
permanent and Legitimate deyelopment
OF cur steple resources, Those 81 our
i nattlEAl advantages which admit OF ac-
Sutets estlmates OF costs and Drofits
have so far attracted but moFSaTSts ~
tentton, but have every thing Is hono
tor rom the capital and enterprise ~
foreign States, where safety OF fnyest-
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AT the convention of internal reve-
nue. assessors Mt Albany, last week, the
business was mostly routine. It was
shown that large amount of revenue
was lost every year on whisky and eli
gars, which everybody knew before,
and the somewhat questionable recon-
mendation WIS made that the distilIer-
les and breweries be placed under the
control of revenue officers, who shall
permit no spirits or beer to he drawn of
except in their presence. The committee
on manufactures recommended that no
deductions be made for freight or man
ufncturcd articles. and that goods con-
signed to an agent to sell shall not BIO
taxed until sold. A recommendation
off general tax on sales caused lively
debate, and was finally withdrawn.
The question Of tax upon sales will
come up with prominence when the
revenue law is amended. It is strongly
advocated by many OF the revenue
officers.
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Tar SWEET Souri, wrSp. breatbino.
DER beds of Violets, Is not more fraGs
rant than SozoDoNr. And the aroma
which II exhRles, itSel Ia
the breaths of all who use this maryel-
Gus dentifrice, white teeth, rudy gums
. sweet mouth, and the certainty of
enjoying these desirables in perpetnitv
are among the blessings derived fron
the use OF So1odont. oc2T-3eod,
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
WRshInEfSn. Oct 1 h HI, ~ : Z,

4
NTHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY FvT.
" dence Presented to the undersigned. Il
MS Deen made TO appear that sSTiSe m.
lonnA SAVINGS Bank OF VyheeIInI-s ,,
IN me City OF Wheeling, in the County al 06io
aLla SlaIe OF West Virginia, has been tinIS
1lked under and according to the REQUIRE
t tGs 81 the act Of Congress, entitled N aet
70 pEoHldea National Currency secIiTfSI IN, q
lseuge OF United States Bonds, unti 10 prnvIde
i Iot tne cremation and redemption thereof
approved June Sd, lS6l, and has complieii VIII
~ ne groyiSions of said act, required to Is
S p lt 9 WIN before commencing the bnSI-
mes OF bankingS under said act -
Now therefore, I, Freeman CLARK C;1lu,,,
St3IleE OF the Currency, do hereby CaffifS f11ht
- IH1S NATIoNALSAVIN BANE. : ~
NMneesnng. IN the City Of Wheeling, In tie
So1nY o. OHIO and State OF West VirViniS1
3 apthoF11ed to commence the busiI,eSS ~
n+1l4tlns under the act aforesaid
IN teslInnny whereof witness nv hand ay,fI
eeill OF ONCE this 18th day OF OctobeT. ISS
-, -, FREEMAN CLARK
oc2L-6Qd mo. l69f.T CSmntrSIIss.
IN 9ee95danee with the above the NSfiSneal
halllk Win begin bushes on WeineSS
8 z. HILDRETH. Cashier
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SOME of the locals In our brother
wharton's Parkersburg Times are very
original specimens, as for instance this
one from his last received issue:
"wchad much pleasure in eating, yes
terlny, IA pretty large portion OF u dozen
quRils, lett for US by Mr.. John MOrrisons
the best shot, the best musician and the
noolest soul inside of seven counties.
he understands how much an editor
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BY the City of Boston yesterday frol


BY the City of Boston yesterday from
Liverpool, We have news OF the death
of Lord Palmerston. one of the oldest,
most famous and most popular of Brit
ish statesmen. He has enjoyed a re-
markable career and has been In con-
spicuous public life for half century.
His name dates back TO the days of the
Enpoleonic wars, and comes down to us
closely identified with all the succeed
ing agitations and reforms. The Lon
don Times and Lord Palmerston have
been classed as the two best opponents
of English public sentiment ON any
question before the people, both dex-
terously following while seeming to lead
the popular current. Lord PalmerSton
achieved his highest distinction in the
Crimean war, during which he was
called by clamor, never before known,
to succeed the Aberleen-D Derby admin
istratiOn, which was strongly suspected
of pro-Russian proclivities. A few
years ago Lord Palmerston ventured
on an experiment seldom tried with
success in Great Britain. The govern
lnent having been defeated on the
ChinnquestiOn, he, as Premier, instead
of rendering his resignation, induced
the Queen to prorogue Parliament, and
then put himself upon the country for
verdict. and the country sustained
him. His course on the American
question during our late war was not
satisfactory to this country, although 1t
was far from being decided against us.
His prominence was not noteworthy
either pro or con. We always regarded
him, however, as believer in the final
success of the Union cause. History
will do him full credit as a great states
man.
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THE county elections of Indiana show
a large Union gain. Nowhere yet have
the eDemocracy'' gained victory this
fsI1
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By the Governor Of West virginia

by tne governor OF west virginia
One Hundred Dollars Reward offered
for Escaped Convict.
i HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED BYTHEJAIT.
or of WI God county, that Mortimer w CIi6-
honey, under sentence Of death for the muir
DER OF Abraham Deem, escaped from tile iaIl
0fsald county on the I'D instant, and Is vet at
large. SAID Gtbboney answers the following
DESCRIPTION.
Height, feet inches; hair, dark: ewes.
dug complexion, fair;. very much marked
with small poX; n small mollstache: of sIen-
der form; and when he escaped wore blacI,
dress coat, black SLOUGH hat, dark striped
now, therefore, by virtue of authority in
me vested I, ARrHUR i. BOHEMIAN. Cover
nor OF the State OF West Virginia, hereby
maze TnI1 known thata reward OF One funded
DollaIs VIII be paid by the State to any PER-
son or persons who shall arrest said Gi6Eony
this State. ~ -. % VI
- In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto
LIS setmy hand and caused the seal of the
state to be RfIlXed, at the Capitol. in
90; the city OF Wheeling, this 3Otfl Clny or
Uct9per, IN the year our Lord eighteen hum
urea anu siXty-tive, and of the State the third.
Blythe Governor: " = t'e' t-fi]AN'
GRANVILLE d. HALL, See'y. OF the state.
Oc3l-1Wd
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Landreth's Garflen Seo7s

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADE AR
Il judgements to have on hand a compIete
aSsoLtment OF Lnndreth's Garden Seeds Ia snf.
Ply the spring trade. We are also anthorized
otIsLs nom Market Gardeners and
an VINO may favor us with their patTonape
NAY depend upon getting genuine article al
the growers prices. Orders will ~ fiiIs@I IL
rotation as received. AsSome Of the VaTIetjsS
ate scarce, We would urge upon all the i'm
Por!ance OF sending in their orders early.
oo Is GORRELLl & Co.
Oc10 Cor, OF Market and Quincy SITS.
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SINCE July LIST the Government has
resolved on an average nearly MIL
lion dollars a day from internal reye-
nue.,
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Dyspepsia and Fits

Ftts-A SURE CURE FOR THESE DIS
Ftts-known in treatise on FoFs,o, maze aIlss
Ea,,.6 S,aIt "! Herbal preparations, pnhlisII.
~ ~: Q. PHELPS BROWS. The
v,,.. PRESUMPTION was firnIshed NM
EAts-ln such q proyidential ma nner that he
Rit. !, ll LoS iously refuse TO make
1Sl,SI pS,. aS y has cured everybody
.tle case II is equally sure In casee
ont nts as OF dyspepsia; and the ineredls
EAls-enIs may be obtained from any 9iTI11.
-Rist. Sent free to All on receint AZ nv
FAts-G So y % prepay postage, etc. Atidres
F,ts-ieTSSSf f91eeipS Brown, No. 10 Grand St,
s.-SeEseg SlIys Nj. oC53l-Btd
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EVERYBODY A DErEfyr1yP

In order to put stop to the counter
letting OF Treasury notes and other
United States securities, which of late
have become very prevalent, the Solicit
tor OF the Treasury has prepared a Sc
mes o. instructions for Obtaining ne
such counterfe iters, which will have the
sdeet of making every person detec-
tive. They will be forwarded to the 10.
s. District Attorney.
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alflp adterttsfnIeats.
P0R SALE.

ION ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND m
Z IIEtl webster county, in the State Of Iowa.
IfI1 fisiife - JOHN FOWLER.
Pers1ns Wishing any information In regard
IN fIia fiti0 or character OF this Property are
referred TO SSAAIIi. P.WHEELER, Atty,
noyi-lwe $50 Fourth Street, Wheeling.
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For Sale.

LOT, No. 2S9 NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Eof and Second streets, Centre Wheeling.
y lot No, los, on Market St, north OF Mar
ket house, Centre Wheeling.
lot, No. so, ON Linsley Street, (68xlS2 feet,)
East Wheeling.
Small dwelling, and Il lot No. IS, on Ger
man street, Centre Wheeling.
] good brick dwelling house, rooms, on I'd
street, Centre Wheeling
piece ground corner OF Eoh and Second
street. 27xG8 feet) Centre Wheeling.
2pieces ofground ON Second street, one Tx
Go feet, tho other 2Tx66 feet, Centre Wheeling.
/. IRWIN,
oC8l-lw Real Estate Agent.