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Vessels Wanted.

ftQCcUs
-1,~1-h To load Lumber and Laths at ST. John
14r1sN n. b. for Philadelphia and Baltimore,
NfE5SSA and Deals for Europe, Also vessels want
cd to freight Coal from Lingan Cowbay,
Eas-----@ and other Nova Scotian ports to New
York, and other ports. Also vessels to take lum-
Der at Bangor for Baltimore, Philadelphia, Prov
idence, &c. Apply to Sea go
LlTTLEJOHN s. CHASE,
No. Moulton ST., opposite Head OF Long Wharf.
May 30, 1SG6-dtt
The Fair Fund.
A LII persons who resided in Portland April o.
IA 1866, and still reside here, embraced in the fol-
lowing classes, are requested to report to George f.
Emery at once on any afternoon AFTER O'clock in
order that the list of beneciries of this fund NAV be
perfected at once, namely.
All widows of persons who died in the Army or
Navy during the War-all guardians ororphan Chill
dren of such rersOns-and all widowed mothers of
such persons who were dependent upon them for sup
port. .sHs.e tetf ~ PER ORDER.
June 29-1w.
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Sunday, July 4.
ARRIVED.

Brig Thos Young, tBrl Young Barbados june s.
Brig Helen Phinney Boyd, Philadelphia.
SAILED-Barque Andes; brigs G Coson, From
tier, Medora; schs Bowdoin, Fanny Fern, Josephine
q Collyer, and others.
Schs Avon, and Enterprise. of Gloucester which
were seized off Cape Elizabeth, tor violation OF the
fishing laws of this State, have been released the
owners giving bonds.
Brig James Crosby. of Bangor, 1879 tons, built in
sold to Capt Baldwin, Of New London, for $4,000.
LAUNCHED-At Brewer, June 2Sth, from the yard
of Phillips q Gibbs, ship Ph'neas Pendleton, of
about 1890 tons, built under the superintendent OF
Master Cumming. She is owned by Capt Pendle-
ton and others, Of Bangor.
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May 90, lat IS 40 N len SO So w. ship Jos Clark.
Carver from Philadelphia for Acapulco.
May 81, lat S, ion 81 IS w. ship VIM Libby, from
Liverpool Tor King Georges Sound, IS DAYS ont.
june Is, lat %. Ion II, brig Mary, Of Camden,
from - for New Orleans.
june 20, lat o., lon Sc, barque NJ Almon, from
Cardenas for Portland.
June 20, lat 80 O9 lon rs sc, brig w Drisko, from
Matanzas for New York.
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Small Farm for Sale

DY the subscriber, containing about five acres OF
l1land under good cultivation,-som seventy apple
er falling wells OF soft water 1t commands one OF
the finest views in the country. Price $780, cash.
MOSES MERRILL.
Refers to Reuben Merrill and j. b. Fillebrown.
Falmouth, June 10, L 66.-G
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To Let.

IN private house, within five minutes walk of the
l. Post Office, alarge pleasant front parlor. Terms
reasonable. References required Address M. B.
Press Office. may25dtf
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Look. Look.

HAvE you seen the Excelsior Propeller Churn?
1.-The best in the world-will churn cream in three
RUNDLETT " cos. A great chance to make
money. june26dtt
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A N AMERICAN GIRL TO do the work In small
IN family. Apply TO
CHARLES GUSTS g. CO.,
june19du Congress Street.
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Fishing-yessel for Sale.

Fislling-Vessel for Sale.
Schoonee ESSEX, OF Millbridge, about
Al is tons old measurement, five years old,
MN built at Millbridge, well found in sails.-
MkAAA She is suitable for Mackerel or Cod fish
zzsssszsz-i ing; will be sold cheap.
For particulars apply to
sH~ BlttE FLETCHER & CO.,
June 10, 1S66-d3w 159 Commercial Street.
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For Sale or Exchange.

A BOUT 900 acres OF Pine Lands in Chippewa
IA County, Wisconsin, so miles above the tails and
Steamboat navigation, IS miles from Mississippi riv-
err estimated by practical men to cut from 10000 to
12,OO0 per acre. Can be all banked by contract for
about $3.50 per NJ and drove to boom tor 10 cts. per
NJ where logs are now selling Tor 81 80 per M, can
isspp where logs now selling for $13 per M max
ing clean profit of from 81 to 81 per M For the
would exchange one-haf interest for good property
here This is no trading property but put in the
mar ct on account Of age and ntrmities OF the own
er. Inquire at
June 2S-dtf THIS OFFICE
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Valuable Lot for Sale

TTNHAT very eligible Lot Temple Street, near
Il, Middle Street, with the Walls thereon. There is
agood cellar with connecting DRAIN Lot about 70 by
by 80 feet. Terms reasonable. Applyto
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
aw Lime Street.
May 49, iS66.-dtt SkaEt
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Wanted.

A MAN fully competent TO take charge of a set OF
IN DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKS. Apply in the hand
writing of the applicant and with references to A. b.
q CO., Box 2, 115, Post Office. jun1Stf
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For Sale.
4 The new FRENCH COTTAGE
tsEiSsA-L and about seven acres of land, situ-
III IhwSaassA ated on the Cape Cottage road, in
u Cape Elizabeth. The house contains
es.%s-@:zzs@ fourteen rooms. The sea view is uIl-
surpassed. Enquire of
w. III. STEPHENSON,
April2-tf Second National Bank.
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Porto Rico Molasses

"A HHDS. CHOICE PORTO RICO MOLASsEs
III Just landed. for sale by
III. L. ROBINSON,
unel5d1m No. Portland Pier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-17

aNo person irho, sflee lie LIST day Of
.JItRe. 1851, has given or shdn gfpe pot-I
staEHTu aid or assistance 70 the rebellion |
a0diIiSf the United States, shdu De a eiti-
zeRof this State, or be GI0iCed TO C0te at
any election he'd uerefls unless ne has
volunteered iato tie military or natal ser
rice Of the United States, and has been or
ShdU be hoRorobty discharged there
fT0m.n-( Proposedl amendment 70 our
Constitufion-te be voted upon May
24th.)
az hnue GIacdyS contemplated that Il
arOttLd be necessary for rs here 90 West
YfrQiRid, as soon as zee eQlld see eeftdtll-
" tie end Of these troubles, to hold 81
Constitutional CoRCeHtG0It for the Pttr-
pose Of amending many provisions Of
oar consultation, and Y hare dtipGyS con-,
keHlpEdted that igheIl Slteh convention a0dS
held, or Otherwise u e should be decided
that a Convention should not be held, e
IroHLd be necessary to adopt q eoRstitli-
tEoRGI restriction, for The purpose of pre-
TentiRg rebels from eoHtiIlg here among
US to ezereiSe the right Of suffrage ~ at
tempting to control osg AFFAIRS, dtteE be-
ing engaged for years IN e1ldeQUoTE1eg
dsStroying Us. ~ Extact from . speech
of Daniel Lamb, Esq, In the House of
Delegates, February, 1851
Bat calling q eonueslttoH % restore the
State, 1rhO shall restore and Fe-estd6liSh
III S14lutt Gt6 Nttt4t tpftV NtlSE no H4SttSb
aud his means 10 destroy the Government
Is he 10 participate IN ne great ipork 81
reorganization Shall he agAo brought
this misery ItpOII the STATE be permit to
control rs desfiIlieSf IN ktfs DC 50, then
an fhfs precious blood off our brave soI-
dier6 md officers 90 freely poured on
Sofu hdUe been irdnfoRIy spilled. an az
glorious victories loon 6y Our noble arm.
les loiH 90 for ndltqkt, aud al Eae 6IttEs
feItEs lei ksfse hen sSilSf 5ivifk dead ne
yoes f,fI1iSlg ne rebellion fIriH hare been
made memorable "a vGfIl."
Why al tkis eoFIldge aud derdstGttoI
n ieGs that tedsoR Hllglt be put dolg1l
aud traitors pttltsAed Therefore soy
ltdt traitors should .tdoe q odcS seq Z, =. =.
tie york Of restoration: " here oeo t.
fire thousand meR IA Tennessee t0ynt %
The eoaStifbtfiOA, loyal % gTeedOHlI toYat y
Justice, these true and JdttlJut men siaOlit0
control tie lcOrk oI reoEgdltsGttgH Gl!e
reformation absolutely. say .Lh0t ne
traitor has ceased 70 be q e1tt<eFs and "a
joining the itio's, has become q pHottie
enemy. He had oEfett his g7tgitto eots
Vith loyal sseIl s0lsen ne Tel.oat,leed =, A1s
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National Ranks aad their LIabiIify 10
Taxation.

Mr.. Blaine, a member from Maine.
offered the following resolution in Com
gress ON Monday last;
Whereas by the recent decision Of the
Supreme Court of the United States, the
stock of national banks is made sub
jeet to the same rate OF taxation as
other property by State and municipal
authority,
Resolved, That the Committee on
Ways and Means be instructed to in
quire into the expediency of removing
al taxes levied by the national govern
ment on said banks, except the half per
cent per annum on the average amount
OF their deposits.
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BRICK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes. with only two-horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with wen de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II tho ma
chine does mot perform what we claim forit,
we win take Il back and refund the money
address ABRAAE BEQUA, General Agent,
80 Btoadway. New York. apE2s.2meyod
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DIED.

,rxR n t5e l% 81 A l Eas Co. ased
% years
ThefuneraI win take place At four O'Clock
this, Thursday, afternoon, from the residence
Of his father-in-law, VIM. odbert, corner Of
John and Sixth streets Friends of the
families are invited to attend.
ON wednesday, Nay Isth, RoBEBr FERREL.,
In his Goth year.
The funeral win take place from his late
residence, on the National Road, this AFTER
noon At O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
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Prepare Yonr TIeIsela.

Tickets for the various townships,
comprising the nominees for superyi-
sors Clerk Treasurer. Inspector, school
Commissioners, overseerof the Poorand
constabies, should printed this week.
DO not delay your tickets until the last
day or two. one week from to-day is
the election.
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As already announced, a Union mass
meeting takes place at Triadelphia in
this county, on Saturday afternoon
next at ? O'Clock.
a special train conveying those who
wish TO attend from the city VIII leave
the Hempdeld depot Mt two o'clock.
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Lifel LifeI
nRnpsl i

AMERICAN LIFE DROPS VIII cure Diptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, TOothace, Bruises, Sprains, Chilb-
IainE, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in q single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with fnn directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Proprietors,
Springfield, Mas. DEAIAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. nlarlS-1y
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one week Prom today.

This day week viii be the 24th, and
ON that day We viii be called to decide
upon one Of the most important and
Fundamental propositions ever submit
ted to any people. We have no fears
for the general result. Our concern is
for our own county. Throughout the
State the amendment will be Triumph
antIy carried, but how VIII it be right
here rs homer The margin VIII not be
much either way. The work that will
be done between now and election day
VIII in all probability decide the vote
of the county. Doeour friends appre1
ciate what every individual effort IS.
worth 70 the canse3 We appeal to
them 10 awake 70 the Importance of
their own single handed Influence.
Gfvelus your assistance, each man in
the great mass meeting next Monday
night. Doail You can 6wards making
It splendid success. And also, In the
meantime, and Afterwards, work with
q viii, work rs a missionary in your
every day intercourse to the fnll extent
OF your influence. A great deal OF tells
ing work has been done Within the last
week. II Is estimated by some who.
ought 10 know, that a hundred votes
have in that time been made for The
amendment Why cannot q hundred
more be made between now and the
2ithf There Is the material 10 work
upon. Let every one labor with bis
friendand neighbcr This is the way
~, -, ,Sf-s. ..4fsfssl
me l1eelinr Hezs nondas Eyenink.
Hon. Horace Maynard and Hon.
VIM. B. Stokes, OF East Tennessee,
win certainly be here and speak at the
Court House next Monday evening.
They speak at elarksbnrg ON Saturday
and are engaged to come ON nom that
point TO Wheeling. The arrangements
are MI perfected SO far as the speakers
are concerned. AlIthat remains Is for
us here 10 got up a rousing meeting
and give these two noble East Tennes-
seeans a option worthy OF their de-
yotiop 70 the great cause Of the Union.
Meetings In Clay and webster Town
ships To-siEbt-
We call attention to the notices an
nouncing meetings in Clay and Web
ster townships tonight to nominate
candidates for the various township
oftices, We trust that our Union friends
viii make ii point to attend these
meetings and get their tickets In the
held. Il is fnll time. Only Clay and
Webster townships are behind with
their nominations.
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The following arst the Union nominees
In this townships
Supervisor-Dr. Thomas 81. Logans
Clerk Charles Meyer Treasurer
Jacob Wises Inspector-Wm. f. Con-
nelly; School Commissioner-afr
Young Overseer OF the Poor-Wm. r.
Holiday; Conetablea-John Elliott and
Henry Stewart
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Roatr Rooti ! Rootl Readl Read

RoOtI Root Root! AeadI heau!
Rooras PErACHnSE preserves the life of the
in three weel@preyentst the hair from fall
ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-wfn surely remove
Is deliGhtfully perfumed, cures badness and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell It true, when we say 1t Is a
Fzsrfect
Resforer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PestRchio Nut on. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER & Co, Sole Proprietors,
Springfield, Mas.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

The National Bank at Washington, Pa.
in a precautionary way has put first
class steel lined safe in its vault, burg
lar and fre-proof. II is thought that
depositors in that institution may now
rest easy. $3.50
National express stock is now selling
ut one dollar and three-quarter3 per
share In Baltimore. Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad tends down q little, the quota
ton being 1os11<<. IS
Green cncnmbers are worth two and
three cents piece In Baltimore. BY
the time they get out to healing they
are worth fifteena "A nice perc
The scare in the tlour and wheat
market Is getting down consider
rs was to have been expected. BY and
by people viii understand that there
are too many acres IN Uncle Sans
farm to experience q general failure in
any one crop. "A great many parties
made Q nice thing by the recent rise in
Hour. ~. -
The little tax of one cent upon each
box of matches produced last year
fhroughout the United States about
sI.500,OO0. or enough 20 arm, transport
and keep IN the tield 800 men.
few DAYS ago q East Tennessee
Judge sentenced prisoner convicted
of treason 70 fourteen years imprison-
ment, and the lower Houseof he Iegfs-
Iafure has sinee passed, by Il vote of 80.
to IL, n resolution declaring that Jeffer-
son Davis and other leading rebels hiiYe
forfeited their lives, ought to suffer
DEATH md be held infamous forever.
Miss Polly Brown, aged S5years and
I'VE months, died in Warren, r. L, on
Saturday. She had always lived In
the same house in which she was born,
never was in steamboat; never saw q
railroad, and was never in Providence.
which Is remarkable thing for a
Rhode Islander.
Hon. Edward MCPHERSON, Clerk of
the HOUSE, of Representatives; Is now
engaged In preparing n political manu-
Al, TO contain the leading political.
speeches, messages, proelamati ions,
orders and yetoes which have been
issued since the accession of President
johnson. It will be published imme-
diatelY after the adjournment of Com
gress.
The latest name FOR n travelling show
is the Panteenatheca. It appears to be
2 sort OF panorama, and We read that
'sthe great phenomenon Of the moon
rising from the seas Is to be Witnessed
by all. while IN the storm at sen all the
elements in their majesty are to be
heard and seen with such startling re-
atty IS TO cause old men to shfver and
the young children 10 cling closer to-
their parentsip
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Brick For Sale.

TINE UNDERSIGNED WILL, FROM
this date, keep constantly on hand Build
kiln, or delivered in any part ofthe city.
John and Finn streets. or with Lewis Jones
at the Court House, Will be promptly atten-
deti to. DOSELs JONES q GREY
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Clay Township.

TINE UNION VOTERS OF CI4AYTowS-
i ship arc requested to meet this evening at
the Court House, at eight o'clock, for the
purpose of nominating q township ticket
"A general attendancA e requested. mylI-1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-17

Anperior toilet SOAP. prepared nom re.
fined Vegetable oIls In combination with
Glycertne, and especially designed for the
useof Ladies aad 1ortheNursery. It's per-
fume1sexqutsite, and its washing properties
untiya1led. For saieby an druggists
s0g - 4ifi' - febN.Iyd&w
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Paving Boulder Stone Wanted.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the ONCE Of the City Clerk, Wheeling,
West Va, until O'Clock, p. M, on Saturday,
the 18th instant, to furnish twelve hundred
and twenty perch of hard boulder stones to
average from six TO ten inches, to be deliver
ed at the wharf of Wheeling, Va, as fol-
lows: One-third to be delivered by the 5th
day of July; one-third in August and the re-
in September, 1853
STEPHEN CLARK,
myI7.5t Street Commissioner,
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gflp advertisements.
WahsteT Township

TUE UNION VOTERS OF WEBSTER
Township are requested to meet ut the 9th
Ward public school house on this CThuTsdAy
EVENING" May 18th, to nominate candidates
for the various township offices. A foIl at
tendance Is earnestly requested. myI7-1tH
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Q the Voters of MarshalI County.

At THE URGENT REQUEST OF NY
IN friends shall be candidate for Te-elec-
ti0n to the ONCE of County Superintendent
of Free Schools in said county.
5ss-' W. j. ALEXANDER. Z
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Coal Bank Mule For Sale.

NY PERSON REQUIRING A MULE
N educated to coal bank can ind such q
one at the stable of Mcdonald & Young on
Main street The owners having no further
use for Il Will sell It At bargain
mVl7s2fdEItWs
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Salesman Wanted

TN NUMEROUS VILLAGES AND
/ Cities In the United States. Experienced
business men preferred, capable of earning
from 5000 to $500 per year, yet a few will be
accepted, having had no experience as sales
men or book-keepers, If worthy, and well
qualified to assume hrst-class business rela-
Apply either personally or by letter, (stat-
ing age, previous business pursuits, satisfac-
to HEATON q CO., at the Virginia Hotel.
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GRAND GONEERT and BAIL

OF THE Harmonic, IN WASHING
i, 1885. Conductor, e A. Weber.
PoRGRANHE:
Part Ff1st-Overture. vass' Orchestra, Fa-
Vorite Chorus e. Jubal, y ReissigeE Harmonic.
Solo-SThfs Is the Lords Own Day,H--Qtto;
Professor Ebert. Trio-HAuPlliStr q In Eol-
lIe," Tin French, Tampa; W.WeIl. J. Wei
and E. A. Weber. Song-"Au Alone -Apti
Geo. SchWarEbaeh- ChoruS-+dtnes"-OttoS
Harmonic.
Part Second Nocturne-for Organ and
PiRno-Chopin; ProfS Ebert and Weber
Humorous chorus-aR Rainy Weather,-Res-
siger; Harmonic. Raritone-The last hour
of the House of Observation-Disclosures
Louis Gaus. Quartette-" Lonely
WEbach, Weber, Salade, and Pleiser. Solo
Clarionette-Max Feinler. Grand Soldiers
ChoruS-from the III Act of Faust-Har-
monte.
Concert commences at 8 o'clock
Committee OF ArrangementS.-J. Salade,
Manasefs-A.R Rolf N.NaIlor. E. A. Weber
a. Stamm, F. P. Hoffman, j. Pfau, G. Link.
mgl7
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GheGatelliqearea

cAMpBELL, FREW 3 co.
xDrToRs AND PRoPRIEToRs.
THURSDAY moRNTNa, NAY "a.
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DIR. LAROOKAH'
C0MPOTND

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
Liver Complaint, Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
ErySipelas, St Anthony's Fire, PimpleS
Pustnles, B1otches, Boils, Tumors, Salt
Pain In the Stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene!
nal Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
Mercurial Disease, and all complaints arising
nom or resulting In Impure Blood.
It Is double strength of any other Sarsapa-
riIIn Compound in the market, and Is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the bet and che1peSt
BLOOD PuRIFLER extant.
Price 81, 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by DE-. E. B. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MeIrose Mas.
Sold to the trade by IAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by T. H Logan q Co, and Logan,
I.tst& Co. fe628-3md&w
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ETA It's
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE.

NEWER
Has proved Itself 70 % the most perfect
preplratfon for the hair ever ofIered 70 the
public Q
II s q vegetable compound, and contains
Twin keepthe hair nom a Hing out.
Y elelnses the scalp and makes the hair
son. lusfrous and sIl en- q =
2 u Is q spiensid half dressing
30 rEsolas Old or eonnE. should fan 70 use IL
" = ree9niknended aud used by the htst
ASK Tor Hans yeeeta table Slcitian Hatr
Remover, and take no other
R H.IdAI q co -
Nashua, ). H, Propfietofs
FoE saleby 81 drusgist yd&wth
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In connection with the above I deem II
proper to state that the withdrawal oflfr. A.
A.sLeviSon nom partnefsh VIII consequenf-
" reduce the expense Of carrying ON the bu-
stness very materially, and the fact that I
shall In fhe fntuneGeIl only for cash. with ne
view Of changing my business, In Is short a
possible period OF time. j shall. therefore -
able TO offer great Inducements to (lFIk INV.
ierS and theFefoTeres pectfnlly invite an mo-
who desire 70 purchHse goods In my line "a
eal and examine my stock and prices beforo
may slim II. ROSENTHAIs
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The fOllOwInE Is Ihs unIea sielse. in

-7ITTTI.UTI 70 y III Z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. Armstrong:
Cleri-E. j. Stone; Treasurer-Wm. +.
Stffel; Inspector-Tho J. Blair School
Commissloner-Joh Bishop overseer
of the Poor-A. w Clemens Consla-
bies-Wm. Scroggins and VIM. Rich
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DissoIution OF Partnership.

TINHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
il existing between H. RosenthAl and A. a.
1evtson, under the tirm name OF n. Rnsell-
thai q Co, hiss this day been dissolved by fnu-
tuRl consents IA. Ievison withdrawn. The
business 1.-THE late flrm will be settled by n
Resent hal, who viii oEttinue the business n
the old stand, No. = Main street. =
H. RoSENTHAIs
: A. a. IEVISQN,
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The National Bank at Washington, Pa.
in a precautionary way has put n first
lar and fire-proof. It is thought that
depositors in that institution may now
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-17

ID. ing Powder, superior TO al others
cheaper than The cheapest Does not spoil
MUN0 BOOKING, No. EOdd Fellow HALL
Sold hy grooes and store keepers everywhere.
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Tor sale az E. B6CKfNGs odd Feilowrs Hail
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