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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-02


Washington gossip says that the
President has decided not to send
copies Of his message ont in advance.
1t will consequently so out to the coun-
try by telegraph. 1t has been complet-
ed, but may have more alterations or
additions before it goes out. It is not
very long, and opens with resume of
tho situation when Mr.. johnson was
called upon to succeed Mr.. Lincoln.
Eight States We're then without any
form of government, and, in organizing
them, he was guided by the policy of
Mr.. Lincoln, as developed in his orders
and plans while The Johuson) was
Governor of Tennessee. He respectful
ly submits his programme to Congress
for endorsement or rejection.
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THE Washington correspondent of
the New York Times says the cues
ton of admitting the claimants of seats
from the rebellious States has almost
ceased to attract discussion, in view of
the certainly that they will be excluded
from the start. Mr.. McPherson's rolls
are printed, and no names from any
State that went into the rebellion APP
pear thereon. II has been suggested
that Mr.. Mcpherson might put the
names upon the roll with proprietv,
and that, rs no business but the election
of Speaker can be transacted before
the members are sworn, the oath
which all must take, would exclude
those who could not take it. This
would admit less than half dozen of
the Southern members. But there is n
serious objection TO even this much.
once admitted, and the question raised,
the Southern members, combining with
the Democratic members from the
North, might prolong the contest over
the oath for days and weeks, ending in
their exclusion, Of course, but yet rails
ing question, never decided by Con-
gress, whether name once entered
upon the roll can be stricken of, except
upon expulsion.
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McLURE HOUSE, Corner Monroe & Marl,.,
w. F. GOODWIN & Co., Proprietors.
ErIdnJ-

j H Woodforl, Jno Howell, Barbour co. w
Va Miss a Austin, Martinsburg, Va; Napo-
leon SIMPLY, Kanawha Station, w Va: w W
Harkness, PoIkersburR, W Va; Col A j Green
neld, Penna; 1t B Henderson, Mexico; Chas
Boreland, Ohio; Grymm P Hart, PennR; Mis-
MGkennant Washington. Pa; Mrs Dudield:
! y, ; Evans, . 9 Tel Co; G Moses, Wa; W
ington. d c; VIM Schmidt, Ralt: q E GetiaSr
halt; Geo Wade, VIM Connrd, PHILADELPHIA:
y DavId; Ptttshurg; Sam 2 Gill. Cumber-
Wood, wife & lady, Washington. b g. Jns W
Gutcheon, Philadelphia; ChaS P waldron.
Kalamazoo. Mich; r ] Alexander, Washing,
ton; II b HnnfoTd, PhiladeldfIia; L n Chr
uSs, New York; ] II Warner. Pittsbur0. A q
Cole, corpus Christi; Billings, Mi Jack
S T, va; Patterson, GAINESVILLE, o; ThOs
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Over twenty yean' increasing demnd hal
established the fact that MATHEWS yH,Jr.
T1AN HAIR DYE, is the best In the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and rnost
convenient. Complete In one bottle, Doe,
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Doe
not rub on or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but imparts to it new life and iustre
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered a child can apply 1t. Always give.
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, iu
A. i. MATHEWS, Manufactures, N, Y.
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York, whole
tale Agents. may0-Iyeod
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PEARLS AND RUB1Es.-White teeth
cropping from out of ridges of ruby,
breath spicy as tho airs from Ara6y
the Blest. Who can resist such fascina-
tons? To realize them, to appreciate
them, to make the mouth a casket of
pearls and rubies, and every sigh a
gush of fragrance, all you have to do,
fair ladies, is to use thu: matches
vegetable preparation, Fragrant Sozo-
DON'T. pov2S-3teod
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THE Washington correspondent of
the New York Commercial, speaking of
President Johnson's determination to
retrench the expenses of government,
says one of the Secretaries had his esti-
mates returned three times with per-
emptory orders to "cut them down"
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ART. l. This association shall liz
called The West Virginia Union Com.
mission, an auxiliary to the American
/ Union Commission OF New York
ART. ?. The object ofthis society shall
be to contribute 30 the relief OF such
persons within our State, as are now
suffering or may suffer from the desc
/ hitting effects of the late war.
ART. 3. This society shall be under
control of the following named Officers:
I President, Vice Presidents, SecretarI-
Treasurer, and twenty-five Directors,
all of whom shall constitute a Hoard ~
Control, and shall be elected for The
term OF one year.
ART. 1. The Board of Control may
appoint AN executive committee of five.
any three of whom shall have power to
act. "
ART. 5. This Board of Control shall,
be the recipients of all donntions-shsII
control the distribution OF the same.
appoint committees to solicit subscriD.
lions or donations, and to do all things
in or by which the objects of this AS
socinti0n shall be forwarded, as thew
shall deem proper, from time to time.
ana they may appoint sub-commiiteeS
from the Society ut large to aid and na-
duty. - - - 't'ei'
ART. 6. This Board of Control shall
have the power to nil all vacancies
which may occur either in the Board or
Committees. - Va
ART. 4. This constitution NAV be AL
tered or amended nt any time bS n nrh-
nc meeting of the Society for that bur
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DIED.

On the 9lth OF November, 1855, RosEzr &.
10 ROOT. OF Consumption. In the 18th year Of
The funeral viii take place nom his late
residence ON Market street, south side, Centre
Wheeling; on Saturday the ID of Dec, at ?
O'Clock P. m. The friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
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original and Striking Expouit,o, -,
1.-The stRIuA.''
we reproduce the following editorial
article from Wednesdays PasEersb,, =,
L'I'ty Times, as being decidedly wortbS
OF wider circulation that it copI5 az
tain in that journal. 1t is either a var,
profound article or else not-and -
leave our readers to decide in which
category it belongs. 1t seems to ps the
only category worthy oft, is the s'Cat-
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WASHINGTON HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. g. 1895.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
MUS Wards
Farewell NiEhta In America.
ARTEMUs wARDls HTrNTop


ARTEMUS WARDS HUMORI
"hOre humorous than any other hurnor-
The grin Is broader, under the mask of which
lies, II not the deepest wisdom, most sterling
common sense. Readers must buy the hooE
for hemselves."-Ch Chambers Jour7l6L london.
A. WARD AMONG THE MoRMoSs.
The public are respectfully Informed that
this Will most positively be ARTEMUS
WARDS only night in Wheeling, prior 10
his departure for England, where aTranRe-
mems are already being perfected for his early
appearance at Egyptian Hall, London,
The pictorial part OF his entertainment em-
braces
EIGHTEEN COLOSSAL PAINTINGS,
Faithfully photographlng, on a gigantic scale,
the streets OF Salt Lake City. and the sinRu.
larry beautiful Valley of Utah. The accom-
panytng descriptive Lectures by Artenus
Ward VIII be cheerful. The success of this
entertainment has been so marked that Il il
perhaps proper 70 refer TO II here. COmmen-
cling in the city Of New York II was given at
Dodworth Hall foT one hundred consecutive
nights to densely crowded houses It's sue
cess subsequently in Boston PhIlAdelphia
baltimore, Washington, Chicago, and ST
Louis, was no less positive and brilliant
Admission so cents Reserved seats IS cent?
reserved seats for sale Mt ]. b. Mellorls Mu-
SIC Store, Main street. Sale OF reserved seats
VIII commence Thursday morning, Nov, 40.
BOOTS open at q commence at O'clock
noNSO-St JNO. P. SMITH, Director
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Some of our "reorganized democ =,

Some of our "reorganized democrats
at last plead not guilty To The charge o.
hostility to the new State OF West Viz.
ginia. One of their organs has patched
up an answer. Hear it:
The Democratic party in West Vir.
ginta has been charged with hostility tC
the new State, and our political enc
mics have Often endeavored on the eve
of an election to turn to their own adj
vantage the influence of such a charge
Just as they claimed to be the only
simon-pure Union men, they arroGated
10 themselves all the genuine love oil
the State of West Virginia. Both
claims were false, but we all know thai
the leaders of the Republican party
never hesitated long when it was ne
cessary 10 tell lalsehood in order TO
nttain some political advantage.
And now hear the next sentence but
one:
The Democrats, and very many of
the Republicans, making when COM
bined II majority of the citizens OF the
State, think that the time and the man
neF OF The organization Of West Nir-
GINA Were wrong and legally indefen-
sible. Like many other acts of the late
administration il was so plainly un-
constitutional that its apOlOgists did
not deny the fact.
Was il false" 10 charge with HOSTILE
ty to the New State of West Virginia
''nearly all OF the Democrats" who OPP
posed its organization as wrong, legal
Jy indeiensible and so plninIy uncon-
s,itutional that its apologists did not
deny the fsct?" Then we don't know
what hostility means. If the Demo-
Gratis were not hostile to what they be-
lieved wrong, legally indefensible and
plainly unconstitutional, it was dis
honest in them then. II they were
thus hostile, il is dishonest in them to
deny it now.
The Democratic .logiciRn who is re-
sponsible for this argument, put his foot
on II before it fairly drew the breath of
life.
But dissatisfied, as well he might be,
with his stified plea, he demurs to the
charge made by the Republicans -
and produces as evidence oftheir hatred
of the new State an extract ''from the
TRADE of the Hartford Times, ga radical
Republican sheet" II Satan is n saintthe
Hartford Tunes is radically Republican.
Ofall the copperhead sheets saved from
the popular wrath only by their insig-
nificance, it is the vilest. Why, even
If the logical organ from which we have
quoted, We're radically Republican, the
Hartford Times in comparison would
still wriggle in the filthiest copperhead
democracy. Any one who reads "the
TRADE" with the slightest care, though
Ignorant of its paternity, must see 'sthe
trail of the serpent over it ALL" We fear
the democratic fnct is no more reliable
than the democratic argument.
Didn't somebody get u foot init9
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral of JANEs WILSON will take
place this afternoon at 81 O'Clock, from his
late residence in Manchester EAST Wheeling,
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
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November SOti, at the residence Of tba
brides mother. by the Rev Mr.. HntchInrS.
Mr. JoHS j. BIRCH to Miss ISABEII.A Ar.
huTHSoT, both Of South Wheeling, W. Va. :
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COLGATEB HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni.
versal demand, Is made from the Choicest ma.
terials, is MILD and EMOLLIENT In Its m.
ture, FRAGRAETLY SCENTED, and ex
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
kin; For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Soods Dealers. marl5-lyd&W
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TUE detectives OF the Treasury De-
Partment have, it is stated, not only Sc
cured the plate from which counter
feits OF coupons have been printed, but
they profess to know tho locality OF n
plate from which legal tender notes have
been printed, and they declare that this
plate was engraved at the Treasury
Department, and has been surrepti-
tiously taken irom there. This is n
grave charge, and must be substauti-
nted, although the known hostility of
the detectives TO the head of the curreu-
cy printing bureau will lead many to
suspect n put up job if one of the
Government plates is found in the
hands of couuterfeiters, as alleged.
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AT AUCTION


AT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. Il. AT
Warehousei corner of First and Main Streets
louisville. KY, will be sold on accopnf az M,
SIeolcal department. OF the U. 8. A., the lar
oueEed IN the West, in bulk, and in the oTiSI-
nal packages, and in good order bein9 re
surplus Of the amount reotsirei nv the S9s1IJ9
e1at . pePafEnent, comprising as follows:
100 nsSAcids, ass'd; 42Odo= Spts Tprna,,t,o.
~ " Aloes, Pulv; 1000 o. Crofon CJfI: q
osttSS Alumi $40 hsLaudanum.
S14S frep ANNA; 80 "a PareRoriC-
~ ozNttra Silver; e50OdoZCyambherIR- rr,-
20 nsFowle'r SOL mn PiiI = OPi-
So .I z Wy can't Observation-Disclosures Pills.
$50 81 VCads'cum: so napier Toad
1000 q White Wax; 600 :. ChIo+ Fo!s!ash;
~ :, simple Cerate;II60 Iodine
SsS :. ESIILn 200 " Rhubart:
1SGo GnchoniaSulp;ss0OH Ref sorS SIuf
81 q SS nu0S9SoTm oo Comspts'La vn'r
80 !. SIIiodioni 100 Prep Zinc;
lSSS a E0I S u, y: Araoics20 Adhesive Plas'r
4 i4S9 &c SsGaEsesote: go :. Red Flannel;
1870 " Swt Spts Nitre;9YO ubssno
GO S99 .SREepaTsd ChalR7sSo 7" BaTisS;
1000 Med Ext ass'd;2560 " CandIeS.
200 Prep Iron ass'd; $40 gals III 9;of,.o.
6oO- Pnlv LlquOrice37OO ns Corn slHrrf1s
Z Root; $500 a MIX CondI
80 Glycerine; 6SOO "SuTar- wb,,.
4O99 Prep Mercury; Crushed: -A4'0
o5 S a i1ine; 300 Tea, bl'kdRreen:
- ~ :, 44PecaS, fuly; $50 :. TaPioca,
a16S :. PPETEeE stsowd 1000 = pesecated EgEx
~ :. ELa1seed; 30 q Farina:
- =. Grouni6S0yds Gutta Cloth:
s 51 a. Hasagnesia;, 500 a Oiled MRsIin;
5lodoZCodL.iyer on; 400 susp Bai13og.,.
~ ~ !. olive 500 ms TWine.
Sream Tartar Saltpeter, Castle Scan. NnSt.
6l.N En1e n
nna9Inon, Cocoa, Chocolate, 6eIatine. PnIv
al Sflnger, A1tmegA Also. may be added, Surf.
uonery. Furniture and A ppliancas, S''l-
:, ~ Catal oEues can be had al our Auc.to,,
~ q me Medical PurveyorTs Once IN
Terms Cash in Government fahds.
100 -, 8. g. HENRY d co
hONz'-z"eod Auctioneer.
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THE Cleveland people and papers are
agitating propositions for one or more
public parks in that city. The City
Council have had the matter under
consideration and report in favor OF
three-one OF them to be on the lake
shore and 10 include bathing beach.
The Council deem the project entirely
feasible.
Every city ought TO have at least one
public square with fountains, trees and
grass. How soon will We have one in
Wheeling3
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- U r u X ~
THE
NFALLIBLB HAIR RESTORAFIVB!!


This Is no Hair Dye.
TUE IMMENSE SUCCESS WITH wTJ1rt,
ms Preparation has met during The sboTi
uIne Y mas been before the public has Intluc,,i
the thousands and tens Of thouSnnd TTbn
nave used and attested its vfrtues "a mr.,
n9once Il the ONLY and TRUE Hair ReStoT
alive. The Eureka has been introiTIc-i III,
all the principal cities both EsSt and Wy
ana haSing faithfully performed an maj L
Slalmeu lot II, has superseded All other Hair
PREPARATIONS. The Eureka restores Gray Hal,
oIIs original color; prevents the haif fTnn
n1alilng OUT by causing a healthy condition OF
the SC5ip, tmpaTting to the hair 4 soffDsSS
and Elosss and youthful appearances thaf ~
e S,,ss,- hair tTeparation can produce. me
Gus drugs and can be used without soiIin,
scalp or hands
MSnnfaeSuTed and sold, wholesale and rf-
Ia1l' 5S hoAERI FISHER, Sole Assent
No. = North Fifth street. st Louis No
sold Wholesale and Retail by n ii. IoSoy,
80; and Logan, List & Co, aIsentS for
wheeling, West Va Sold also BY =. BOZ.
tnE- seD2-Smd&W
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EIGHTEEN COLOSSAL PAINTINGS,
Meeting of Merchants and
Business Men 81

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, FEELING
wv the want OF Chamber OF Commerce. O
Board OF Trade, in the City, and Believing 1
would be Of great advantage, recommend
meeting Of the Merchants and BuSineSs men
on the 20 day OF Deeember, 1865, a
washington Han, at O'Clock D, m. to TAX
into consideration such measures as may 5,
necessary to carry 1t into efiect. ~
List, Morrison & Co. He Harbour
Dewey, Vance & Co Berger q Holman
Mn1Weu, campbell & RTFnend & Son
4ngle VIM Graham
jos a Metcan j Clemens & Co
wagner q Co ] & G Mendel & Co
Fa1Lon, Donlon q Schwertferger
y JiSIe y W w Blanchard & Co
John hopkins II Schmulbach & Co
p caldwell T H Logan & Co
Sweeney, Bell Co Joseph Bell a Co
Acheson, Bella Co OFT Son q Co
Pryor, Handlnn q Co G w FranShsIrJ
IF HTE5 Ss q bLpS sweeneys & Co
n III nSSSentnal x 20 w. Gotta & Co
WtnShtp, Woods & Co Harry q stewHrt
N, t ~ ,s,S g 20 Chapman &Co
ID Dubois, Secr'y Bel-M RsiIIT -.
mont nan works Col NJ Matthews -
held q 20 G L Zane q Co
John NicSel & Co BusbeT. I 9Jssis = - d
Altman & Waynan II DSTIjpStSv' = ~
RPoTter & Co MnrIr / aSSiS 60 "
Crangle, Dalzen Co way TroT1 SSSy T tSSA'
SpeIdel 4 Inderrieden ConneIISS Eor5 = ~
PC Hildreth a Bro j Bodley q Son = W
= n Prather RIbIeT CoysI = r.
L g Delaplain 4 Bon O.facI,sSn "
Bailey, W Woodward oNfRTshaII Iaclrvor
norton, MendenhRn B Ford
Mcclellan & Knox r ri ~ = TeI r.
Booth, Battelle q Co n A 7 1T,ISFSS5
1nuRhlins 4 BushneldG W pnH1n6ro1
SrSet q lang A n Adams & Co
" n n saf& sons A Allen Howell
S,E iiSIClI1 Schultz & Truschell
ihSoi.iS0n BE3S Dillon, Thompson 6Co
SI SStistu9 -FoLiaek a B Armstrong
;S. SSSAlRP2SSs, NLaII q Co Jacob HoTnhrook
W d SawteIl & Bro A T1THer q Ss1
Simpson q Wilson nc CnoGsr
Rhodes &SlnEleton SIP HIISnett, ro,.,,
] i LakIn % Chen TeSHIS, S SSHl
Q ] RRWlInE & Co SBnsdv S-Sn
II Ewing q Co Reed -Rrao 40. 20
Alex EuSton CSoTrSII q III 70
y ma n aSLe Dunlevy Go
n hoonS, brockntn-Donel Gray
eE q % u Cushing
n C Arthur, SecretaryJ n DefW6.-EC
Franklin Ins Co Al PSnnsiI ~
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SptriaI aptifrs.
ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
Scratch; Scratch. scratch,
WHEATON'S OINTMENT


WHEATON'S OINTMENT
VIII cure the Itch In IS hourz.
Also cures Salt Rheum, UIcers, Chilblailis
and all ETuPnons Of the Skin. Price 50 cents
For sale by all Druggists
By sending g cents to WEEKS & POTTER
sole Agents, fIO Washiugton street, Boston,
hhli, II VIII be forwarded by mail, freo Of
postage, TO any part Of the United States
4. n. LOGAN a CO..
Wholesale Druggists, Agents for Wheeling.
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away With your Gray Hair.
Away with your Grey HAIR.
No more rancid Pomadesu
Nomore rancid Pomades!!
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
If You desire son and SILKY Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved,
If You want your Hair to grow
II you want TO prevent premature BaldneR,
II you want TO be nd of DaudruH,
U.s. the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
EAUGHLRs q BUsHF1ELD
Juz4 Wheeling, W. Va
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OFFICERS,


PreSidcRt-Henry h. List.
SecrctuTy-S. G. Stephens. E t
IredSiireI'-JOhnB ishop,
piee observation-disclosures William,
Harrison, Jacob Hornbrook, Rev AIa,,
ander Martin, Rev. John AIoffatf Inbr
I. Hobbs, Rev. J. T. Mcclure, S. r.
DireetOrS-Gov. A. I. Foreman Co
h. Wheat, Thos. Hornbrook. Thos n
Logan, John DOnlon, Henry CrSn,1o
James Wilson, z. ]. Stone, Col. W. n
Curtis, David Armstrong, Robert Nor.
rison, Jas. c. Orr, DR.. \. S. Todd. Hiram
Armstrong, Joseph Bell, VIM. Hastin,s
VIM: w. Holiday, Augustus HandIsn
Jacob Burke, Samuel I.anrhlin. Roi,a-,
Crangle, Samuel Mcclellan. Jacob NJ
Bickei, Joseph Seybold James PsnII
On motion of Mr.. Orr, the Secretorv
OF the meeting was instructed 10 cal
the officers elect together, for orcanSz,,.
Ion, at such time and place as he may
deem proper.
SseTetary was instructed to flr.
us jtSn me newspapers OF the CITY with
etle Proeeedings of the meeting. with :
iedu est thnt they be published.
! t 1S the meeting adjourned.
REV. ALEX. MRRTTS, Pc
w u. ID. ONToRY, SeC'y -
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Hotel Arrivals.
GRANT HOUSE, Bridge Corner, LEWIS &
WooDMASsEE, ProprietOIs.

s l. Hurst, Ohio; ] A Cowan, Virginia; jas
BailS & lady, Ohio Joe H Close, st Clnirsville
y; Jno Mcdowell, washington, Pa; A Augh.
tn6augh. Wellsville. o; John spence, Spen.
MorERn, Huntington; T G Steel, FaIrmOnt
W Va; johnson, Sacramento, Cal; Jas Q
kGheTy, Washington, Pa; A Kew son, n y: 4
Hurst, Canal Dover; Jerry Coles Caldwell. q,
u NJ Allen, Smithneld, o; f w Zambee Iowa.
David Needy, Steubenville, o,
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TnmH RnARa

IN EVERY STYLE AND PERFUME
Il known In the trade. Our stock cannot be
s1GSsneoL IN either quality or variety. Call
nov2 and LOGAN. LIST & CO.
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aJfw Adrrrtistmruts.

lOR RELIGIOUS NOTICE-ReY. Chas.
1 UES Howard Malcolm, viii preach In the
l Baptist Church, tomorrow morning and
Communion services win take place imme.
diately after the morning sermon. 1t
Wanted.
SEXTON FOR THE FOURTH STREET
"A n. E Church. Wages ive dollars and
ssyenty-hTecents per week; Apply To-
dec2-st orr a. WfILfAiR.
Sale Of Household Property.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
Il sale, at her residence, corner OF Quincy
kitchen furniture. The house, or such pOr-
ton of 1t as Joins the ONCE OF nr. HullIhen.
Is 5 for Eg1t P0sseaiS SPte gsysn L. I4ppITy
Fair and Festival.
THE LADIES SEWING CIRCLE OF
I Mo11ndsy1l1e are preparing a Fair and
that town, and commencing December DIST
when q large variety Of elegant and sutsfan.
IN NIntSE-HeaflnS apparel, Christmas pres
entS, notions, DC. DC, VIII be exhibited and
The proceeds Of the Fair to be appropr,s4s1
mission 50 cents. dec2-ItdaJIS
Golden LILY OF Japan.
"a - N.-kEtG11k1E O9AE-J JGSV RECEIVED
TIL. LOGAN eco.
dSG and LOGAN, LIST q co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, wheeling
DENTAL CREA1I.
A NEW q ELEGANT ARTICLE FOR
n the teeth, received and for sale by
7. II. LOGAN& Co.,
9ecz and LOGAN, LIST q Co.
aqua DE MAGNOLIA.
A NEW ARTICLE FOR THE TOILET.
IA received and for sale by
dec2 and Eo g. AEo LIST q g. g.
POMADES.
MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs. GOLDEN
IN Lily Of Japan, Rose, Violet, dc, for sale
deg and LOGAN, LIST & CO.
TOILET SOAPS
IN EVERY STYLE AND PERFUME
Il known In the trade. Our stock cannot Ia
e4SelledI In either quality or variety, Gail
Anu examine. Z. H. LOGAN q Co.
noy2 and LOGAN, LIST & Co.
a VINEGAR BOQURT,
A NEW PERFUME, VERY DELICATE.
IA and peculiar. For sale by - =
dec2 and LOGAN LIST & CO.
Wholesale and retail druggists, Wheeling.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-02
Sale o. Household PropertY.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
Il sale, at her residence, corner OF Quincy
and Market streets, part OF her household and
Kitchen furniture. The house, or such por-
Is for rent; possession given LIST January,
DECEIVE MRS. g. P. HUILIHEN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-02

A SEXTON FOR THE FOURTH STREET
n n. E Church. Wages fiTe dollars and
0syenty-hve cents per week. Apply to
T. H. LOGAN
dec2-2t OIL n. WILLIAMS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-02
aqua DE MAGNOITA.

MIGHT BLOOMING CEREus. Go1DEN-
IN Lily Of Japan, Rose, Violet, DC, for sale
dec2 and LodAN, LIST & CO.