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, 1866-07-12
THE SPANISH REVOLT.

4 Severe Fight in madfid-The Revn.
1uttoniAt& Put Down-One Th0u~and
OF Them Killed and 1Eouudcd-Ar-
IestEs etcs
new ToRE, July 1.-THE Hfraals Matrid cor
res pondencc. 18th OF June, details all the FERROUS
circumstances attending The fat. military 1surEec-
tlons acaipst the Gro \ and government OF SPAN,
as they occurred at Madrid and At Geropa taalonis,
on The go and I'D uinu: In 3adr.t The IN urge nj
troops we're joined BY large body ot peasants. to
whom the sodlers distributed arms. who nsded
them In throwing up formidable harricadcs in front
Of and around lhe mil ary quarters. T1e tegi-
ments Of tie Queen were hotly engaged during five
honrs in recovering the position, and were victor
lous only after caunonade and bayones charge.
Over one Thousand Of the Insurgents were killed
and wounded. and The Royal troops experienced a
heavy losa. Two Generals died Of their Wounds
soon afterwards, and the Liberal General Na1vcz
was wounded. Martini Law was in full force. Two
thousand persons, spa1tards and iorelguers, weEc
arrested, and come OF them Nc1e shot iu Madrid.
"Long live the Republic, we're the cries Of the
1eyolnilonfsss in the cap.I1l.
1terlan uEity, or 1hc fusion OF Spain and Portu-
ga. is the exciting dea Of The advanced Liberals Of
Spain.
'1radc was very ipjariously affected By the Dis
tntbances.
II ,yas thought the SpaDiarus wonld order auoth-
er naval dt mul= tr4tiun In the Pacific.
, 1866-07-12

Ku1nored Secret Undcr.tandtn. He.
tween Trance nnt1 Austria.
NEW YonK, July 11.-A Patis correspondent Of
lhc Pail Mall G1.tte aays: IL able 10 erate.
very good anthor1ly, That negotiations are now 70.
IN. On with great secrecy be'ween France aud Aus
!Tla. With the object or proaucin1 q r'agpTodchs-
mint between the Governments that may lead to 4
ue1nl1e understanding, and eventually 10 an ai!-
Qncc between 1hem."
, 1866-07-12
CANADA.

ExclsInE Time in Pprllanaent-Pro-
posed Annexation to tho United
Siate~-
NEW YORK. Jnty 1.-THE Hzr1itt's Ottawa des-
patch says: IL There Wns IN excited SESSION OF
tho Canadian P1tllamens yesterday. The Opposi-
lion a:Eailed the Government with greet force and
effect and ,he protect Of annexation 10 tha Gntted
Stntea kef1a 10 raEu fayQr.n
, 1866-07-12

I3!*uAsrcu+ FJrc-DealIl Of 4 Prominent
Citizen.
U71cA. N. Y. Jnly ia disastrous Fire ocenr-
rcd in Ibis CITY this morning, destroying Metcale s
Dcenrc's ce.penrer shop, Reeve, BabcocS = Co..
tobacco manlaetpry, c4hlnet waterooms Of Frltz
Il TO-, clothing establishment OF Jarob Wer1els-
soxn, hesldes mining more less adjacent b1tld
in1s. Total loss about go 0o0, which there was
insurance Of ST., D0U.
Sias d. EhiIde. prominent citizen OF thls city,
died suddenly This moInin. from heart disease.
while sitting In the Cashiers room OF the Onctda
National Bank,
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FRDM CUBA.
The Reported Insurrcctfon Contra-
s1fnfnSI

1Lc AcpOFteu 1hsuFfcc&AoA CoAtFA~
ufcte1.
NEW YonK, July 1.-the New York 71mes'
BALTIMORE patch says: IA Baltimore house Of
the highest ~ stated to have rscs1vti
ty the steamer Cuba seml official communication,
denying The news Of an lusurtectfon at Peur1o
Principe, and treating The whole atfalt as being
substantially canafd- The news Of the uprising
ofthe blncks. as well as the arEival of Ghtlian
fleet with 1900 men, is also presumed TO be false
by The Eame party. who, writing about IT. atttihutes
the rumur OF an insar1ec.1on to the gathering Of
few hui dErd Cub1ns upon one OF the Squares Of
Peu1to Principe, for the purpose Of protesting
against the present Cabinet. md Of a.7ociatinR
themselves in .ecllng With the revolu,Iou.s's OF
Spain. headed by General Prim and other Demo-
eIa.s of the same stamp"
Nkw ToRK. Jusy 1.-THE steamer Columbia.
from Havana on The 7th, confirms tue ttasemcat
tnat the reported ,nrurrcction IN Puerto Ps1nc!pa
proved to be canasd- There WIS only eight en-
counter between the troops and citizens, in coD*e-
QucEce Of practical Jokes played the former, VITO
were orde.ed to barracks and serious trouble pre-
yenea. ......-..
t>ne hundred and tVcnty Spauiards who were cr-
pc1ltd from thiIt, arrived in Cuba.
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orlova A diligence was robbed IL the ssrrcts Of
lie former city, and two passengers wounded.
A Few military division has been formed, en-
hracsug the departments ol Oajacs, Tehu1uiepec.
TUt Ascu aud Chfapss.
Fart OF Mejlafl force, lately earr1sonlnr Mata-
motas. had reached Vera Cruz.
The Mexican I1.xriai,sf says the Liberals will
, 1866-07-12
FROM lEATENWDRTH,

Densh of SenafIr James IL. Lane.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trihune.1
LEayEAwoR1u, July II.
Seraror Lane died al five minutes ra:t Twelve
o'clock to-day. l1s rcuuiuH 20 to Iawr-rce in
tic morning. It is uncertain who Mllt b.. his SEC
ct.kp1.
Weather very bot, Thermometer at IGO.
, 1866-07-12

KE- -SCHIyES'S Advertising A7encr, 81
dearborn street, Is authorized to receive
Advertisements fnr tho Tribune. nnb NIL
the lending pnpers throughout tke United
%stnfr4 uuE f.npoIH,
, 1866-07-12

Head Centre SfeVlkeNB AFfeaxed.
Bos7oE. July 11.-llead Centre Stephens was ar
res1ed to-day 1T the euft Of r. A. Sennott, who
and expenses inquired in Tie excursion to campo
Eel1o. Stephens appeared In the Mun1c1pai court
a1d gave bnl in 81 LOU
An enthusiastic mec'tng Of Ferians waa te1d In
Muslc Hall to night. and was addressed BY James
EfHnhkuS
, 1866-07-12

Cpion <enatorz Elected In Nebraska.
oxAHA. july li.-1pe Nebraska Legislature, III
sopl baIlo, 10 tay, elected M8j. Gen. John 81.
Tbsyer md ". IiPtan 10 the United Slated
S. uate-both Rcpnblic1Ds-
1he legislature hah adjourned saae dt<.
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Nfli5 advertisements.

PHILADELPHIA. July 11.-John Mason f;rer one
ol the editors OF the ErtHt7g Telegraph, died this
afternoon after short Illness
, 1866-07-12

Aid for tue Portland Sufferers.
SARATOGA, JulY 11.-The Cn1ol Hotel ruesta
have DECIDED 70 give tabseanx uatfaee on Sasur-
day next, for the benefit OF tie Portland sufferers.
, 1866-07-12

E World. I he 1ppcinc sytten caa never produce
lo1a1h or GentleI1cD. Thu&e IarorinG sElla SoEca.
lOn{a 81 rhIr.pn nl14
, 1866-07-12

Well ACQUAINTED with Book Keeping. aud With a
thorou1n knowledge Of the Drug aod Nottna nust.
ness ishea 10 :nIrE an enEa.e1n u ~in soua sooo
nkId. For information, &C. snqulfc Q: T. eNtEt,
Co. ~ Laks+t. No rsysy q. % sait n.leaa ne u.
Ing legnim .te hEslness. l5snllt9t 81 + aet
, 1866-07-12
EE Fl

Arc cartanly extrae<ed without pain, a2t nth ps!-
feel safety, bJ IMf1na visalIzed Ar tFtotoxldo of
Niro9en}. At Ux. u. ". SuE.WDOD'5 DeatM
Rooms, Nos. ~ and II Lombard Dlock.
, 1866-07-12
SOUTHERN UNION C0NFEN-
TION.

a Eslt for Il Convention Of Southern
Ent"ta5~t-. TO be Held ora khr First
monday OF Srptt mf,+r, In I'lstlA-
de5ph3n.
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Now that winter has come upon us,
panoplied in armor Of ice, and breath
ing airs that chill unto the very mar
row, it behooves those who are sur
rounded with the comforts and luxuries
Of life, who are blessed with q super
fluffy of this worlds gear, to remember
the unfortunate of our race, who may
have roofs TO shelter them from the
wintry blast, but lack fuel and clothing
TO keep them warm, and food to pre-
serve life. Charity is the brightest and
best attribute Of our nature. 1t is what
is left of the angel in us. 1t is the
noblest virtue that We can exercise. 1t
blesses the one who exercises it, and
lifts him higher unto heaven and to
God. Then let US minister unto the
wants of our poor and needy neighbors.
Winter, to us, will be transformed into
perennial summer by the warm and
kindly knowledge, like a genial sun
glowing within our hearts, Of good
deeds performed and duties fulfilled.
"Whoso giveth to the poor lendeth to
the Lord" and the Lord payeth an in
terest in return far beyond the value of
earth's most precious treasure.
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GAS METERS IN WINTER.-As the win
ter is approaching it may be we'll to
know the best way to prevent the water
in our gas meters from freezing, and
thus avoid the consequent annoyance
of want of light. One or two pints of
glycerine, well mined with the water,
are sufficient for middle-sized meter,
but the quantity must be increased in
proportion to the degree of cold to
which the meter is expected to be ex-
posed. Itpossesses another advantage,
namely it retards the evaporation of
the water, which continually takes
place, and also results in the sudden ex-
tinguishing Of the lights when the
quantity Of water becomes too small. A
sufficient amount of glycerine in the
meter will prevent this evaporation en-
tirely, and obviate an accident not
rarely seen in places where great many
gas-burners are turned on--for instance,
in church during service, or in the
house when there is aparty. Glycerine
will remedy all.
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Two PURCHASE HOLIDAY CLOTHING
i and Furnishing Goods at the well known
clothing house Of Stein Bros, old stand. corner
Of Main and Monroe streets where they are sell
ling out their very large and splendid sssort-
Coats, both Frock and Sack, Dress and Business
Coats in great variety Good Over Coats from 81
to S3J less than manufacturers prices. We
are determined 10 close out our entire stock by
the first of January, 1861
We will sell good Knit Shirta snd Drawers for
enc dollar.
Gray's patent Moulded Collars, retail for Soc.
Goldsmith's Glazed for 25e.
Choice Neck Ties worth one dollar for Csc.
All other goods in proportion.
Also fine assortment Of piece goods which we
are selling less than regular prices.
Call and see for yourselves, as this Is the last
chance at STEIN BROS
Statesmen: THOMAS C. BEANS, ALFRED G..
EGERTER- dcl9lt.
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HABANA PAPERs.-Mr. L. Stockton,
the urbane Adams Express Agent in
this city, has left with us number of
late Habana papers. We presume4 they
are full of valuable information and
Important news. but, as we cannot de-
cipher Spanish. we are willing to take
his word for il.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!
New York Prize Association.
500 Broadway, New York.

Together with large assortment OF new and
Elegant Jewelry valued at $50 90, Will De dis
trlbuicd a. follows:
The name and value Of each article Of our
goods are marked on Tickets, placed in Sealed
Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt OF y
cents an envelope containing such Ticket VIII
he drawn without choice, and delivered AT our
Office or sent by mail to any address The pur-
chaser after seeing what article II draws and ats
value-which may be from One To Five Hundred
DOllars-Can then, on payment OF One DolIar'
receive the article named, or may exchange IL
for any other article marked on our Circular at
the same value. Every Ticket draws an article
worth One Dollar, or more. q No Blanks.
Our patrons can depend ON prompt returns
The articles drawn viii be immediately sent by
EXPRESS or return mail or delivered at our office.
Letters from many pe rsons acknowledging the
receipt of Valuable Gifts from us, may be seen
on file at our Office. among whom We are per,
mitted TO refer TO:
John :. Holcomb Lambertville. y. j.. Gold
Watch value $50 Mrs. :. Bennett, 252 Cum.
berland Street Brooklyn. Sewing machine, So.
Edwin Hoyt Stamford. Conn, Gold Lever
Watch. value s2O0. Hon. X. II. Briggs, Wash
ington. ID. c.. Diamond Pin, sl,5. j. I. Suther.
land, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano: $50 Mrs.
NJ Jackson, 2t3 Nineteenth St, y. y. Sewing
Machine .ssO. Joseph Camp Elmira, n " Me
lodeon. $50 Miss L. Collins Atlanta, Ga,
Diamond Cluster Ring, s22j. DIR. Henry Smith,
Worcester, Mass, Sewing Machine $50 IL.
Shaw, 1S3 10th Street, \. Y. Gold Watch, slSr
Edw. Boynton Nashville, Tenn, Melodeon. sl00.
James Russell. Montgomery, Ala. Gold Hunt
ing Watch. s2j1. X. T. Smith, Providence. r
l.. Silver Lever Watch, So Oscar Purdy Mad
ison y J., Music Box. SIS. Hon. X. 5 Newell,
St Paul, Mimi Gold Watch siSS- j.. *; SperrS
Ii,chteld Conn. Silver Watch. SIS. VIM. b.
Peek. Harlem, his Music Box, SIS. VIM. Ray
mond DAYTON Ohio, Silver Tea Set. sl2a. Miss
l. NJ. Schenek. Detroit. Mich, Diamond Ear
Rings. s225 Pierre Beaudin, 81. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans Diamond Ring. Sl10. Mrs Martha
Barnes. ~. Louis, No. Melodeon, value 1925.
- A chance 10 obtain any Of the above ar
tclts for One Dollar by purchasing Sealed En-
velope for y cents. Entire satisfaction guaran-
teed TO all.
iy-6 Tickets for One Dollar - for Two Dol
lars 70 FOR Five Dollars. Great Inducements 10
Agents All Letters should be addressed
jill RAY L. co.
decl4d6w3m Box 6l30, New York.
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InroRrasr A.nrsr-Mr: James Saint

IMroRraSr ARREsr-Mr. James Saint
miers on Monday night arrested two
men, named Barney Quaid and Patrick
Diggan, who, on the night of thes3Oth
of November, in company with three
other prisoners, escaped from jail at
Cumberland, Md. The two men came
to this city about two weeks ago, since
which time they have been working at
the Wheeling Iron Works and boarding
at Eckhart's hotel, in North Wheeling.
One day last week Mr.. Saintmiers OBJ
served an item in a newspaper stating
that five men had broken outof the Cum
berland jail. He Immediately wrote to
the Chief Of Police Of that city for o
description of the men, which was
promptly forwarded. Night before last,
Mr.. S. came across the two men, and
upon recognizing them arrested and
placed them in the lookup. The proper
officers were expected to reach here last
night from Cumberland and take charge
of their prisoners.
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Seasons.

A COOP IpEA.-We understand that
the Young Mems Christian Association
of this city are considering the pro-
pIiety of supplying their rooms with
religious and secular reading matter,
and keeping them open every night In
the week. The idea is a good one, and
we hope it will be agreed to and sue
cessfully carried out. In Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and other neighboring cities
similar Associations keep their rooms
open both day and night, and strangers
are always welcome.
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SEVERE FALL.-Last night about dusk
Mr.. William Falloure met with a severe
fall. in front of his eating saloon on
Main street. He had assembled step.
ladder, and was in the act of lighting a
gas lamp when the ladder slipped, and
he was hurled to the ground. For
tunately he was not seriously injured.
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ANOTHER MARE "BUTLERIZED.'-
Night before last some daring thief en-
tered the stable of VIM. Martin, on
Greek, and "Butlerized' a
valuable mare. The rogue was track
ed from the stable to the National
Road, and there the footprints in the
snow disappeared. Up to last accounts
the animal and thief were at large.
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FELL ON THE ICE.-Yesterday after
noon horse attached to a dray-load of
-four, slipped on the ice on Main street,
near the corner of Monroe, and fell to
the ground. 1t was found necessary to
unload the -four before the animal could
be raised TO his feet.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. Might before
last a destructive fire occurred near
Sardis, Ohio, by which the extensive
flour and grist mill owned by Mr.. Ed
W ard Hornbrook, of this city, was to-
tally destroyed. The loss is partially
covered by insurance.
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WANTED.

CTIyE AG n TsE v x X Y
n WHERE to introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS. INVALUABLE To EVERY
FAMILY sells At sight. and demand constantly in
crcasiug. Agents, male and female, now oper'
atinc are making SlV to a. per day by working
n few hours daily. PEENIoU> INFERENCE As
AGENTS UNNECESSARY. \ sample of each. worth
g. with terms To agents sent free by mail iO
auv address. Send 90 cents IL pay postage.
@-SATisFACnoN GUARANTEED. Address
G. w.JSCKS0N & co,
nchsly 20 Box l3i4 Baltimore Nd.
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YESTERDAY December came out in
his best bib and tucker" his rugged
face glowing and beautiful beneath the
magic influence of the clear sunny
smiles that played upon and irradiated
it. But we much fear it will not last
long-this pleasant humor now in
dulged in by the gruff old bear Of the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-19
Stockholders Meeting.
VIE .ySTSE NETTING OFTUE

| S;ogkhulder. of the First National Bank of
Wheeling ;ur the election 81 Directors and for
the transaction of such other business a may
come before il will be held al the Banking House
a. leo clock A. NJ ON Tuesday. Jan. :, lsfs.
GEORGE ADAMS,
drr..td Cashier.
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Merchants National Bank Of
West virginia.

dectd
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And in fact everything kept in FIRST class cloth.
ing and merchant tailoring establishment.
We offer Gray's Collars retail, at 30 cents per
box: Goldsmith's at 25 cents per box; and eve.
rything else in proportion. Give us call and
see for yourselves.
All those indebted to rs will please come for.
ward and settle their accounts, and those hold.
ing accounts against rs will present them for
settlement. STEIN BhoS.
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70.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
1 the Stockholders Of this Bank for the cleo
ton of Directors. will be held at the Banking
House on TUESDAY January 9Th, l-61, between
the hours of eleven A. NJ. and three 7. NJ.
d.rlOtd = BRADY, Cashier.
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National Rank of West Va.

rI'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
i HOLDERS of this Bank and election for
Directors will be held at the Banking House on
Tuesday. Jan. { ls6. between the hours of /
and 7. NJ. Il. LAMB
dec.3l Cashier
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-19

ACcIDENT.-Last night about eight
o'clock, a gentlemen, whose name we
were unable to learn, was knocked down
on the corner of Market and Quincy
streets. He was run over by a sled,
upon which was seated a rough little
urchin who did not appear to care for
expenses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-19

UP LATE.-A Main street clerk was
yesterday morning seen trying to draw
pitcher of water from an awning post.
He must have been ont late Monday
night.
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PoLIcE.-But one case was tried in
the Police Court yesterday. Charles
Florey was fined ten dollars and costs,
for being drunk and disorderly.
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THE PARK.-The skating park was
we'll patronized last night. Notwith-
standing the fact that SO short notice
had been made of Skating on the
Park" the enclosure was well nigh
filled with gay and festive 'skatists.'
Should Old Boreas do the handsome"
to-day, in the way of first class freeze,
of course there will be skating this
evening and tonight.
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FOR RENT.

THE TWO STORY BRICK House on
Main street formerly occupied by Edwards,
Stone s Co. as a Wholesale Boot and Shoe store.
Possession given Immediately. For further par
ticulars. inquire Of a. I. EGkhlEh
A, Stein Bros. corner Main & Mouroe streets.
dec5
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Civil business oc-
cupies the attention of this Court. Sew
eral old debts were settled yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-19

INTERESTING TO BANKS AND BANKERS.
in late circular issued to Postmas-
tiers, occurs the following paragraph lin
relation to the money order system ::
The maximum of money order is limi-
ted to fifty dollars, hence it is not in
tended that this system should assume
the functions and interfere with the
business of banks and bankers. Post
masters are, therefore, hereby instructed
to refuse to issue in one day, to the same
remitter, and in favor of the same payee,
more than three money orders payable
at the same post office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-19

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-The society
for the suppression of cruelty to ami
mails ought to have branch club in
this city-meanwhile, the police should
constitute themselves honorary MEM
bers. They would have fine field for
their philantrophy yesterday, in various
places among some Of the coal haulers,
whose poor horses were walloped ter
ribly through the snow with overloaded
wagons and carss-to say nothing Of the
drivers occasionally showing that they
had plentiful supply of whisky, while
the horses, per contra, exhibited in their
slab-sides a plentiful lack Of oats, or
other creature comforts.
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MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
IN SEXUAL DISEASES

CIvES NE A KNOWLEDGE SELDOM
VI ACQUIRED By Physicians. Ny hong residenee
in this city and the amount at patients trcated
annually by me, was sufficient proof 81 my sue
cess - -
NESS. and al diseases arising therefrou, are
cured in A much shorter time than heretofore by
my NEW VEGETABLE REMEDIES Mcdi.
cines sent 10 any part Of the Union. All letters
must contain stamps 20 pay return postage.
Correspondence held sacred. once, No. -
Smithfcl street near the Diamond
y w. BRANsTRUP. NJ. u,
Bun 80, htiiburg, Ia
noq-ly
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WANTS.
cRuING uACHINEs-

- Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell our low
priced, fully licensed machines. Send for our
circular. SHAW Il CLARK, ) N. Co, Ridde-
f,r,i Maine. novl4ly
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
Mining and Manufacturing Co.

DIRECTORS:
HENRY CRANGLE. JACOB BERGER,
President Vice President.
n. ". BURT. A. ALLEN HOWELL,
W. Il. SIMPSON, T. NJ. DODS0N,
". 4. PETERSON, Sr.
THIS COMPANY Is NOW FULLY
i organized. and will, in = short time, com.
mence the manufacture of refined Carbon and
L96r1cating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chimneys-
For information in regard to the Stock or
business Of the Company apply to either Of the
Undersigned officers or Al the Company's ONCE
on Main Street, next door TO the NJ. and n
Bank. W. PETERSON, Jr., Sce'y,
s p. HILDRETH, Treas'r,
JOSEPH Il. C0NNELL, Sup't. Del
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FOR RENT.

i ON Fourth street, occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Mitchell and family. Also. two brick tene ments
Oh the Island fog rent or sale. Apply 10
Mrs. : MITCHELL.
decIO or L. JACOB.
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DIR. JOHNSTON.
TAKErARTrCULAR NOTICE.

DR. J. addrrsse. all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence" and solitary
habits which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them for either business, study. soChiy ~
marriage
Thc-s are .ome Of the sad and melancholy II.
fleets produced hy early habits % youth, via:
Weakness Of the Rack and Idml- Pains IN the
Head. pimncss Of sight l.n-s 81 Muscular Pew.
er PaIpitatinn Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Irritability Dcrangcment 81 the Digestive fune.
tons General DEBILITY symptoms oi ConSusp-
ton, &c.
MFNTAiLI.-Thc fearful effect on the mind
Ar. much 90 he dreaded-Loss of Memory, Con.
fusion 81 Ideas, Depression IL Spirits, Evil
For,bodings. Aversion 90 Society. Self Distrust
Love of solitude, Timidity. &c., are some Of the
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
Judge what IN the cAuse Uf their declining health
losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale, D"r
vous and cnsciated having q singular appear
aBoe about the eyes, cough and symptoms OF
80 sfap