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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18
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TTTIU 10 aft0nlpL 70 0nuMeIGN5 In0
~aUoHTTr manifold results of the Anodyne
ANVDANEs in cases of Neuralgia, Headache,
" Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Com
plants, St. Vitusi Dance, Hysteria, Nervous De-
bility. Loss Of Sleep, Pains in Menstruafion, and
the most reliable testimonials in my possession, to
which all are invited to inspect, would exhaust
time and patience, and which q confidence to test
nil narfactlv fugtffy-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18

DARTNERNHIP NeTIOE.-I have this
day associated with me in business Mr.. W..
o. Dicksy. We shall continue the produce business
ct 90 Merwin street. Z. CoTTRELL.
CLEVELAND January lat. 1860. ianI:2s0
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18
. O, 8 o, Railroad Co,

n @. b @. Railroad Co.
VI CLEvELAyD, o., January Is, 1859.
A dividend Of Five per cent free Of Government
tax will be paid by this Company at the usual
place, on aud after February LIST, next.
The transfer books will be closed from January
10th to February ID. By order OF the Board Of
Directors. GEO. II. RUSSELL,
janl6-267 - Treasurer.
nISEOLUTION.-The firm Of WILL
L. LIAM HART & CO., is this day dissolvsdby
mutual consent. All accounts OF the above firm
viii be settled by their successors, Mart, Malone
4 Co. WILLIAM HART,
EDWIN HART,
January LIST, 1866 LEVI W. HART.
COPARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned will continue the FURNITURE
BUSINESS at the old stand Of WILLIAM HART 4
Co.. under the style Of HART, MALONE 4 co.
WILLIAM HART,
a- EDWIN hart,
~janI2:2si II. p. MALONE.
nISEOLUTION.-The firm of Taylor,
IL GrisWOld L Co., IL this dissolved by mutual
ronBent. All accounts Of the above hrm will be
settled by their successors, Err. Griswoid 4 Co.,
at III Superior street, n. W. TAYLOR,
Z. R. GRISWOLD,
G. Il. ROBERTS,
WIN. FERGUSON.
yso,.rr Ia Iaaa ianI
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by John F. Hopkins and Mary
Ann Hopkins his wife, bearing date on the
on record in the Recorders office OF Ohio
county, In Deed Book IS, folio 4T8, Will sell
at the 'front.' door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county on Tuesday, the INST dny Of Nay,
next the tollowing property, 70 wit: Let @
Bakers and James H. StoutS sub division OF
lots, in square numbered thirteen f1S), adloin-
Ing AthenuIn; also the one undivided half or
moiety Of four other lots in Eaid Baker and
thereof as lots numbered one ~, two t2l, three
~ and fourteen "a also lot numbered twenty
seven (.7l, situated on the National road In
Daniel Steeniods addition TO the city OF
back one hundred and twenty; also the one
undivided half or molety Of nine lots number
ed ], 2,9, 4, 5, Z, 8 and ., in square numbered
10, in James and James r. Bakers addition to
island, situated i'm Daniel Zanes addition TO
the city of Wheeling, and designated as Lots
No. a. a 81, 81 81, ~ 50, los log, 10, III, $50,
lSl, I34, 1SS and l9os also six lots situated in
Wheeling, and designated as lots numbered
go, s Is, l6 and II, m square numbered 5; also
one piece or parcel of land about the size OF
ten lots, situated in said square No 5, in Car
roll and Bakers addition; also lot numbered
l5q sifIiated ON north side OF Zane street: also
LOT numbered 10 In square numbered IL, In
Jams and James R Bakers addition.
Terms of SAle-The purchaser shall be at
liberty to pay the whole OF the purchase
money In hand, or one fourth In cash, and
months, giving notes with approved security
for the deferred payments, and the title re-
tained until the purchase money Is paid infnll.
HENRY GRANGLE,
AucttoneerS. mT3Std
TReRiStaF coTy.1
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AGExERAL HIST.-At concert which
took place lately, a gentleman in the
audience rose up just as the third piece
in the programme had been perform
ed. and said: ''Alr. Conductor, will yOu
Oblige me, sir, by requesting your vO-
caIists 20 sing louder, or sing in whis-
yer, rs there is a conversation going on
lose by where sit, that is conducted
a such = loud tone as 70 hinder my en-
jOymeuI of the music. j prefer GER
Iainly 70 hear The concert; hut If j can
NOT lIe so privileged, i desire 10 benr
the conversation" Where WINS an .eL-
rranely Cfuiet and attentive audience
during the rest ID The evening"
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of the most distinguished
Artists to SteInwny q Sons.

NEW York, December, ls5L
The Pianofortes, Grand, Square and u
right, manufactured by MeSSrE. SteinWg =,
Sons have established for themselves =
worldwide reputation that IL Is hardly -
sibie for us to add anything to their just I ,
instruments personally for years, both y. iI Sr
lie and private, IL becomes our pleslSSiIi tsir
to express our candid opinion regaIulLg ~
unquestioned superiority over any "'N'
Piano known tous- Uniform
Among the chief points Of theiE u u ~
ness and uOtlfEHe Of tone, eOillOt1ietI ,,,yI5
bTiHidncy, eledI5Ie&s and peI3et1, IN a
GhTolE0h0tR The entire scale, dIId- doote 49, -.
sIT51FiFfHg duration Of SOlId, the 1,tiTe ,1,i5T
pathetic quality Of Which ftetaT eheD'9e9 NV
the mot deEiedEe or FIoireI51 totieh. -, ~; the
This peculImity Is found exeinSlNe!!y,, HE
Stairway Piano. and toss sL En-, IITornpf-
matchtess precision, elasticity anu H. IN
mes Of notion always characieTiZ1nS \ Ir,I9-
sfFuments rs well as their une9u ,- EIIF-
biiity under the severezt trials : ~! 81
pTfsinp and claims at once the admlIE5it ~
SfefnWay Pianos in all respects tae - - -
I7ie1iEG nIGLle In this country or IN 1tSl
LhsIn oolefy and EIcfLEfnefY OtfT1f1reS y s.,sF
Jylff,1fR and recommend them 6tpdu1dO'S
friends and dhe Pubic -s-e,i oE1T
We have at different times e1press-oTi,,S.s
opinion regarding the Pianos Oi y, no
makers. but Gneetg and iElhe15tGlLoy ,1yr,7ir
IlOgmee MeEaS. SteiHiroy& SOI1S k'G''Os
| - 3 r.. Minis. Robert Goldbeek, Henri, 10
Timm, F. L Ritter, Geo. ". alotS1, Roteft
Thorlas Max MaTetzek, VIM Ma s95I, Noel
Heller. WIN. Berge. F. BrandetS, Ins 3 80 80
iIne. u MnZio. Carl AnschuTtE, 4. n. iS r.
4 NGsantliaI. Carl WolhsOhn, a, DosIaSnr.
Won Breunine, Theo. Eisfeld, Cari beiS
ular6-Sm
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PEorLE, says the the Pittsburgh Dis
patch, who gaze upon theproceedings Of
tile National House of Representatives
ut Washington from the galleries are
OMEN astonished ut the way in which
the members conduct themselves when
at prayers. At noon the Speakers
hammer falls. aud the Chaplain rises
TO snpplicate n blessing. Now, the
tGeoTy of Legislation is that allthe menu
hers rise for the same purpose; but in
practice 1t is quite different. A recent
observer, who toalS notice of the mat
ter, saws he counted fifteen OF the menu
bers who stoodup, of whom twelve as
sumed n devotional attitude. Upon
gazing more closely, however, he found
that eight of them were reading news
papers That were lying ON their desks.
lrwenty-one others were loungtng
about, seventeen were busy at writing,
and three groups whom the fall of the
hammer found in conversation. were
very soon again engaged in earnest
coIoquy. The piety. of the Honse can
not be OF very high pressure descrip-
ton.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Io1Nr srANpNG COMMITTEES OF

d Council for 1858.
Chairnen Of Committees are marked thus
On oRDISAECE.-la Brmeh-Jacob, Eehols
Alexander Laughlin. bud Bru1eh-Acheson,
WATER WoKKs-la Bruneh-A. Wilson,
Sweeney, Mckinney. md BrdEch-Hughes,
ELECTIONS. Bnaneh-M Mcclellan, Echols,
Samuel Laughlin. md BrG'seh-Stoneman,
REAL EasrATK.- LII Observation-Disclosures
Laughlin. fBlalr, Maxwell. 2nd brunch
LiGHfs-lst BrdnchSWmIam P. Wilson,
English. FranzheIm- Dad BTdnch--I2 oblnson,
shancToss, Williams, Scarborough, Salisbury,
STREETS AND ALLEYs.-laB r1neh-A. VIII
son, Connolly, VIM P. Wilson. 2nd BrdIlela-
ShaIlcross. Baer, simpson, Hamilton, Stone
FRASa2lst BraneH..sweeney, McClu-
ney. Maxwell. Pad Brneh-Brady, Williams,
MAEKEfs.-ia Brnnch-Rair, Franzheim,
samI Laughlin. 2Id Observation-Disclosures,
Hamilton. StonernRn.
WaAHvEs.@ BraneIs- Quincy, VIM. P.
Wilson, Mcclellan. 21d Bruleh-AcheSon,
Houston, STANLEY.
l-Conneuy, s. Laughlin, English 2'Gd Branch
-Erew, Robinson, Amick. -
A. Wilson. 2Nd Brnneh-Hughes, Simpson,
Houston, Rumble, Miller, Brady.
GRADES.-lSf Brunch FTanzhetm, A. Laugh
lin, English: md BTGnet-BuchRnan, Scar
CE1ErERTEs-la Brane1s-SIaxwell, Jacob
Connolly. 2Hd BrGnch- alisbury, Scarborough
Baer.
FIRE DERARrrESr-lEt Branch-wm. P.
Wilson, FrnnZheiIn, Blair. 2nd Crunch :
ShnIlcIDss, Robinson, Simpson, Houston,
Rumble. STANLEY, Frew.
SA1AIETRs.-la BrGIlch-McCluney, A. VII
son, Connolly. md BTunch-eAcheson.B uch-
anan, Dusch, FIew, T1ngle, Togler, Miller.
ACCOuNTS-la BTHIlch-EnRlisl, MCCLELLAN
Pad BrmleA- Simpson. TinEle, Buchanan
=APFEAIS.-laB T1Iich-JncOh, Sweeney. 2Rd
-BTGnch-WiIIiRTns, Forbes, TOgler
COETRACTS-lEf BrQRch8Blair, EcholR, A.
LRnghlin. 2ld BTGRch- trough Rumble,
COAI. BAEKs-lEt BrdlcIs- Connolly, EchOls,
A Wilson md BT11lch-sEnghRk, Anlck,
41IIoSE-ln HrnIch- eldExwen, F.rznzhatm
saIialIurE 1nr9Gn
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So per Barrel.

As our capacity and the keeping properties
of our vaults have been mtsrepneSented by
certain parties, we Invite the criticism of our
friends TO orr vaults, and think we can satisfy
them thnt we shall be able to supply all who
take fresh beer with n superior article Of LRger
through the summer.
IA. DARLINGTON & CO.,
Brewers OF Ales, Porter and Lager Beer,
Wheeling, W. Va
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TIE British government has put a
bold face on the Feniau troubles in Ire
land and pretended to-think it was not
Emuch of a shower.s But that it really
has had grave appreheusions is evident
enough, and one cause for this is the
extent 10 which Fenianism prevails
among the Irish soldiers in the army.
The English under secretary of war in
recent statement to parliament, adj
Initted that Fenianism was prevalent
in the army not only in Ireland but
among Irish soldiers elsewhere. he
said that some of the soldiers had been
brought to trial and more would have
been but for the difficulty of obtaining
evidence. He professed 10 think, how
ever, that a majority of the army would
prove loyal If collision should occur,
but declared il was not a subject to be
treated lightly, or passed over without
careful investigation.
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LIrei LIfei
DRoPsi d.

DROPSl DROPS! DROPSl
AMERICAN LiFE DRoIs will cure Dipthcrin,
Coughs. bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, ToOtllaee Bruises, Sprnins, Chllb-
lnins, Group. Colds, Fever and Ague and
with full directions for use.
OlERIN SKINNER X CO., PrOprietoFS
Springfield, Mass. DEAIAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. marI5-ly
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New Drug Store, New Goods, New
Prices.

r HAVE JUST COMPLETED MY STORE
l. room and have received a large and COM
plete assortment OF Drugs and Medicines Sc
lected with especial care as to purity and
also my Wines and Liquors being Of choice
Nintages, my Whislzys, old and reliable; all
of which have been bought low for cash, and
will be sold at new and low cash prices I
would most respectfully beg to inform the
public Mt large, and especially the citizens of
their patronage in the Drug business, that I
do so with an experience OF many years in All
the departments of Pharmacy, and feel con-
ndent that 1t will be to the interest of all to
give me trial before purchasing elsewhere,
my stock is fresh, pure and well assorted. 1
nave also fengased the seTyiSes OF n competent
Will be found ever ready to attend to my Ger
man friends. Prescriptions filled AT all hours,
day and night. O. n. ODBERT,
Cor. Main and Webster streets,
End Of Stone Bridge, Centre Wheeling.
mart
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ROOF Roeti Rood! Readl Read

ROOti Rooti Root Readi Readt
ROOFS PEsTACIIINE preserves the life ofthe
in three wecks-preVents the hair from falI-
ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the nnrket-will surely remove
Is delightfully."- Perfumed, cures blldnesSS and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell II true, when We say 1t Is a
perfect
ReStorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
0RRiS SKINNER & co. sole PFoprietOrs.
Springfield, Mass.
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mount de- Chantal BaEaar.

TTNHTs HRIIIAVT RAZA AR WILL HE.
llfad Hyy tfilt. pn1ng aafileSam MnrIt de
lfIIgIffEI m Iill ttrEf
ld mi GlilIris a.. m. MnTHiug IlIR 1HLnIElntEn
ffEe vgf.tEk 1slIB GIlIHR win aglIn nj 2H m nm
we'll IrEEtIIt
I'm iEe atIil4 I'm mtitisinn iD tlI4 ulslIIIil M
IIIi5lIIf{h GFI,RiiiIuE 4Itys SHilfmtd
uiiffsIrTs0f Gam Iut time hEElaIIarfIl
[IIIIEG elIIIL i'm mud
r1lrl WI Dig HIIIitts IL BdftIFEIh
4Ey HuFf will heazli iIl4l I'm the dIElstE an
rillF- WsI UlkH finest nIIIEllE hBt7h ETIsIl anu
fIlfstafIIIHIIf.Il within G19tHE u1IttEdr
snfftrtsIii 1nEnf, win vurF rtlR programme
fiI1IIn aEHuinLE TN eWaHinIc-
usjuFE Will upRm rilH inst evan L0iGi1t'E
p W. anu GllIsa Ut IL :; anil every sIIft.tsttiiis
evening Will open ut Dr. VI
sfimif1rnra % CENTS. TiE4RtBGIm bRpTD--
GuraiH at the athetifsIl ut IetrhsrS anL Mall
Ibr4 Stnns5., anil at the d00r- mr1b
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AUGUSTUS PoLLACK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos nre acknowledged the tes
Instruments III America rs well rs EuIoIE'
having taken (SzD thirty-tWo frst premium,
gold and silver medals Mt the pTtncipal AZ
and in addition thereto they were awnrGe1I
inst prize medal at the great 1nteInaunLLH
Exhibition, London, 1862 for powerful sItSi'
BRILLIANT and sympathetic tone, with e1cei-
lenee OF workmanship. -,
Every SteInWay Piano warranted nv
wears Samples open for inspection, anu
orders effected promptly At
AUGUSTUS POILACks.
"a Send for Price Lists
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OLD HOME BITTERs

Cures Dyspepsia without pain.
Cures Nausea.
OLD HONE BIT'TRRS
Regulates and Tones the Stomach.
1t Relieves Headache.
1t Gives an Appetite.
1t Strengthens the Weak.
1t Cures Acidity of the Stomach.
Try It and You will be pleased.
Try 1t ard and have health again.
Try it and you viii not regret 1t.
OLD HOME BITTERS
are elegantly and scientifically compounded,
and does what wesay. wecan give the evil
dence OF many persons residing in this city as
to the merits claimed for them.
For sale by LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
Main street, and by C. H ODBERT, end of
Stone Bridge. marc
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ebl4-3In
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE FOR-
81 eign goods mostly of direct importation
bought at n very low rate for goldl ,-
600 dOz. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery
comprising gents, ladies' and children wear.
loo doZ- gnuntlets, gloves, half gaunLieIs
and mitts, consisting of kid, castor, use
thread, silk and silk worsted, in desirable
colorS- NJ,
5OOdoz Handkerchiefs, new styles in silk
linen, lawn and cambria
800 dOz. Neck-ties, embracing all new De
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties
100 doz. Shirt BOSoms, superfine gTadeS III
linen and mnISeilleS. -,
5000 Glace Paper Collars, of GoldsInitb :
Congress, COMPS and Evans manufacture.
200O doz- ]. & p. Coats and Stulus genuine
machine sewing cottonS
500 rs. Stuart linen thread
30 Ms. Italian sewing silk in skeins and on
spools- ,,,,
n full stock of pins, hooks and eyes, coints'
brushes ,peTfumery, soaps, pocket bOoSS'
beads tlSimbIeS, needles, fans, rubber gods
STATIONERY, window blinds. school hook;
States hdir nets, embroiderteS, silk cOrd ana
taSsels, velvet ribbons, full line OF tanttas
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt brllds- Soa'
bindings rulings, crochet bTaids, coat ont-
tons, hoop skirts, balmorals, vest butt9IE'
French cnrSets, fancy dress buttons, ana q
large variety of superior susPendeIS, -
which the attention OF close buyers Is IT,
mT0 AUGUSTUS tOI-LAIh'
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Second band Fnrnfture Store.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE STARTED
IL a new store for the purchase and sale OF
on hand some New Furniture.
Repairing done promptly.
Paper Hanging, Sign Painting and GRAIN
Market street, Sd door north Of Renner's
Hotel, Market steeei, Centre Wheeling.
febs-1m F.Co1AE q W.
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). NICoLL q BRO, Opposite GEO. r.
TAYLORs.
Administrator's Notice.

Tnfnistrator OF the Estate OF n. T. Har
AZ decensed, late Of Ohio county, notice Is
hereby given to all p erSOns who are indebted
10 said estate to make payment, and persons
IA vino Claims aGnInst the same Will present
them % the undersigned for settlement-
~ E. DAY,
rnr2O-lw Administrator.
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AMONG the promotions to positions
in the regular army recently confirmed
by the Senate was that OF Aistorpheus
NNerninger, Jr., late LIST lieutenant in
the 9TH West Virginia Cavalry, promo
ted to I'd lieutenant in the Sd regiment
OF Cavalry and that of oliver Phelps,
late Captain In the LIST West Virginia
Veteran Volunteers, promoted to I'd
lieutenat in the 18th regimento Of Infant
ry. FThe former is son of A. Wer-
ningor, OF Clarksburg, and the latter,
TIVE belicve) OF ex-senator j. NJ. Phelps,
ofPOint Pleasant.
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sprfial autinrs.
ALWAYS GET HE BEST.
Reed COughSyrP

HENEEE HEST AND MOST HFFHcuuWH
u HnfpaEIfEim NM
C9E1GREH
COLDS,
#RARSHIEHSG, dr.
6Sridk amH suft.. i'm iilE GpsrIaEim Inst tina.
thing mn Giliillf8n- StIfilinI- RlInh IN III mn
aTEIuEui psEslnfs-
SSlllH Wiinitsiniii ami naiIIin hT
NnT-S BE. EFEAFTE co.
anIH HEHDs ER.AHT dSI0A
deGtEan
B<uE speeHlIEEf..s-mr Family
Cream TnFtar-Rurs. mot pe,IucstI by
Sherry an.r lru.ca4eI wlne+superbm r
JeIIiaS
eoEniae Hraadss-ChoIcs for MedIcaI
Use. No poisonous Mixture.
Genuine CASTLE and Palm soap
Made nom Olive on.
Especial care ana pains In whiting on
Oh enlist,
marI3-Im End of Stone Bridge.
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WALL, PAPER WALL, PAPER

T-HAWE RECEIEED IN HeART, AMI
u Inn Still TsneiyiIts, rhe HEST lui
Will ma HlmtiEEE ever brought No ttilt
yCtty- Tine styles mostly .SneV, and sEIIE
very ,tihuicE- HIy Ht1TdaFR, 5tIFBuiIlg;, nd
uIiEttH Ivy fiIHe VIVID tatIt
HIIHST IL UIEIH MI.AH18GHT
AR1B9miGeSY 0cInmIH mn M BRs s8IiffRfl, nE
8IDs GiHn sstM GHIIII sE1r NHlIn IGlIER-
H5pmifi VIM pnBriiInsa iIEnt5IiImilH
YHumIH ntE anf1sIt sHTitlsh with ElInilt lE u
ILfl4m t11I4.OcIsss.
GALL AED SIZE, MIME,
:IlS tdtIs 41E VI5 aIERr
mr. RvIhEw4n DOtSHRfH L. WILDE
.rtEHr IlfIH BunEpEGB ARD RnszpHyrE
" EOE SsAIH CHEAP Z will sell the
property EnnWm IEE tiie BfIpt1Hu church anII
pastnTzIi nsiiltl4nue aItiOinfng siIuurEsn On the
south site OF Cling street. east Of 5tii. EsIsti
Wheeling. ThHra issH mil Rot 1f GrnunIt: tina
GE1IITcli is q substantial brick bull ding with
EnuiI Stuna bIHannantc is ensiiS cnnver1nhIEa I'M
IN dwellings, or wuuitI mike an excellent site
mr n plhtninE mill The residence liz brick
and confirms D nOOn1E, with good cellar,- &c
mrzS2-Tw THOS- 0'BRIEN, R. E. Ag'E-
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alf@ advertisements.

DARGE FOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS
ID covered Keel, lifted up for trading boat,
Aimed Smith or John Teece, Wheeling Brew
cry. mrS64L
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES
mar22-ly HENRY HARTMAN.

SEWING MACHINE d SHOW CAsE..-
= I Will sell very cheap one Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine that has been but
very little used; one show case u feet long.
mrT j. s. RHODES.
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People, says the Pittsburgh Dis
patch, who gaze upon the proceedings
of the National House of representa-
tiyes at Washington from the galleries
are often astonished at the way in
which the members conduct themselves
when at prayers. At noon the Speak
er's hammer falls, and the Chaplain
rises to supplicate blessing. Now, the
theory OF legislation is that all the menu
bers rise for the same purpose; but In
practice it is quite different. A recent
observer, who took notice of the matter,
says he counted fifteen of the membears
who stood up, of whom twelve assumed
a devotional attitude. Upon gazing
more closely, however, he found that
eight of them were reading newspapers
that were lying on their desks. TWEEN
ty-one others were lounging about, sew
enteen were busy ut writing, and three
groups whom the tall of the hammer
found in conversation, were very soon
again engaged in earnest coloquy. The
piety of the House cannot be of very
high pressure description.
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Aeants Wantad EvarKWhere.

A GENTssS5 to SO FOR LADIES AND
"A SIS to $40 per month for Gentlemen, To
Introduce the National 20 Sewing Machine
The best and only perfectly reliable cheap
machine made It will stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
Quilt braid, bind. gather and emhroider most
Beautifully; takes the elastic lock stitch, and
Is fully warranted for three years We pay
agents the above salaries, or allow commits
SION, from which twice that can be realized.
Adde'S for circulars and terms,
- B. A. BROWN & CO..
mnrS-Sms Pittsburgh, Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-26

Bookings Furniture PoIIsh---can be
used ON the finest piece of furniture, and VIII
save the labor OF washing your furniture
arst NH
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ARGUMENT:

We sell this extra quality of GOODS for less
MONEY than you can buy the Raw MntertAl,
or the same goods in other places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-26

Tie best thing the Democracy in this
country can do is to get somebody
whose stomach's are not delicate give
il "a decent christian burial. The local
authorities and boards of health ought
to see to it before the warm weather
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-26
union Mass Meetins in Upshur.

A mass meeting OF the citizens of
Upshnr and adjoining counties was
held ut Buckhannon ON The 10th, the
proceedings OF which came to hand in
the last RePWbEeaH. Capt. S. r. Phil
lips was President of the meeting and
Geo. Coznd, Esq, editor of the Repub-
Iioan, was Secretary. Speeches were
made by Capt, Poundstone. T. b. Tay-
Tor, Esq, OF Fairmont, and DIR. Pinnell,
(Speaker of the House of Delegates
and Senator Fnrnsworih.
Col. L. Frey, Mini. John l.. Hurst,
Capt. S. b. Philips, A. b. Rohrbough,
ESD, and Col. Darrell, were appointed
IL Union Central Committee for Upshur
county.
The following resolution was ndop-
ted by the meeting, offered by Fred.
Perlin, ESD:
IiesOlrri That the National Republican par
Iy PRESIDENT johnson 80 long as he shall stand
firmly by the principles and platform upon
which he WAS elected.
And the following, offered by George
Coznd, Esq:
Resolret, TIiatwe endorse the action OF the
Legislature IN tue plssinE OF the ConstitR-
tinnnl nineiidHent and the Registry law.
itudS to the Union soldiers and wifi ever
cherish and revere the memory OF the dead,
who by unparalleled sacrifice persistent resso-
nation.
There is no discount on the Union
mon OF Upshur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-26

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MARCH 26th
" 1866, the price OF Fresh Beer to city con-
slmers will be