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liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting q u Irregularities and re-
moving Distinctions, mental debility, meIan-
cAoiy, SC; restoring nature 70 It's proper
channels Under certain circumstances they
should not be used Price 81 90 per box BY
mall TO any address 81 10 Sold by
LAuGHLINS & BUSHFTELD.
Also by G. H ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
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TIE first half OF the year 1865 has
been completed, and we enter now
upon the second and remaining half.
The events ofthe year, in a local way,
have not been especially memorable.
Our city has been blessed with health
and prosperity. She has increased
in wealth and population. Her trade
was never larger than to-day, and her
prospects never brighter. The inan-
cisl crisis that was expected at the be-
ginning Ofthe year has not come upon
Us as yet, and apparently a monetary
crash is as far distant as ever. 1t would
not be surprising 81 the current six
months upon which We have entered
should show a temporary falling OF in
some branches Of trade, iuasuuch as the
crops OF this section are not up to the
average. sim our people of the int
rior are not in debt, and will be able to
pay for nearly all they may need in the
way OF articles Of prime necessity. The
misfoHuHes that fell upon them during
the war are being gradually retrieved,
and in another year we hope 70 be able
to record that no pscuniary scar of the
rebellion remains anywhere on the soil
of our State.
We feel like congratuIating our citi-
zens upon the prospect of an entire es-
cape from visitation OF that fell de-
stroyer, the Cholera. 1t has apparent
ly stayed its epidemic march, and al
though it has effected Judgement on
our Atlantic coast, yet its presence is
Of 50 feeble a character as TO excite no
alarm even where il prevails. Our city
is entirely healthy, and what is better is
in good sanitary condition compared
with previous years.
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DIED,

On Wednesday, June 9Th, at san Fran.
DISCO, Cal. in the Goth year Of his aEe. MAIoI.
Y 5EPH UPDBGRAFF, OF the 9Th InfantTy,
United states Army.
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Hon. A. H. H. STUART, of Staunton,
delivered speech before the students OF
the University of Virginia on Thurs
day last, entitled: The late revolution,
its causes and consequences, and the
duties which result from it,"
1t is just like Stuart, for ali the world.
to be calling an unsuccessful rebellion
a revolution. That is the way he has
been always accustomed to attempt a
fine point upon whatever would cater
TO the public.
We notice that in the course of the
University commencement exercises
General Fitzhugh Lee was "called for
most vociferously, and amid the most
enthusiastic and deafening appla use,
came forward and sald'':
Ladies and GentLen en,-There is a
small village in this good old State
known as APpOmsttox Courthouse, AT
this place was most forcibly reu1iud-
ed ON the 9Th day of April, 1855, that 1
had nothing further to say. j thank
you most heartily for the honor Won
have SO kindly conferred upon me-
Governor PeirpointlFwas in attend
ance upon the exercises of the Univer-
Aity.
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In Chancarv

In Chancery
INVEST VIRGINIA.: AT RULES HELD
w in the Clerks Office of the Circuif Cont
Of o. MS 1ssf County, for the month OF
Adam Erlewine,
Jackson Reed, Administrator Of the Estate
Of VIM. Baldwin, decd and HOsea BALDWIN.
The object Of this suit is to subject lots No
u and ING, in the town OF Moundsville. for
merry E1zaDethtown, to the PAYMENT Of The
Plalntln S judgement Of SS56, with Csrsfs and
interest, and for the benefit Of other Creditors
doSea BALDWIN, one OF the DefendaLts. NOT
nav having ig entered his appearance, and IT appear
OF this State, 1t Is ordered that he ID annear
here within one month after due publicafion
OF this order and do what is Necessary 10 mo
tect his interests in this suit - F
copy Teste: n, RIGGS C1erhr
ID. CRIsWELL, for compl't.
The defendants viii take notice that Will
on the nth day Of August, lk66, between the
houS OF O'Clock, a. m, and O'Clock. %. m =
o. lilaI DAY, at the Clerks ONCE. in Marshaii
county, west Virginia, proceed to take the
dispositions OF William Phillips and ofherS
% pc Rad IN evidence on my behalf Or Il e
hearing of the above cause. &c
ADAM EARLEwINE.
BY ID CRLSWELI., his atty. fv0- ia G9t,-
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GIVE TIA TRIAL.
Price 50 cents and 81 per bot,Je.

Price % cents and 81 Per bottle.
DR. E R KNIGHTS, Prop'r, MeIruse, Mas.
Sold 70 the trade by LAUGHLISS q BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and al retail by all Drug
gtsts, also by 7. II. Logan & Co., and Logan,
List 4 Co. my2-3md&W
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S. P. HGLDRErHl.' {
In Chancery.

Al SnhuC6Eys
INVEST VIRGINIA:-AT RULES HELD
" in the Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court
% o. MARSHALL county, for the month OF June,
Annie T. shurts, Guardian of Jantha f. GIL
lespie,
Jantha F. Gillespie, Mary E Callxins and H
X. Calkins. In Chancery -
The object ofthis suit is to sell lot No, 90 ed
the west half OF lots No. q and d in Monnds-
Vile, formerly EliZabethtown
The defendants, j. E. Gillespie, Mary f
Calkins and II. X Calkins, not having eniered
apPearan &c and itapPesring by affidavit
Illed mat they are not residents OF this State
It IT'S Is ordeTed that they do appear here within
one month AFTER due publication OF this order
, i.o 90 what Is necessary to protect their in
A copy teste: HoUSAN RIGGS.
H. CRIswELL, for comprts. Clerk
The above defendants will also take notice
that Will on the 10th day of August, 1895 he
tween the hours offs O'Clock, a. m, and 8 o.
SIoek, p M, Of that day, at the Clerk S office.
IN IN MAJ! Ms[snan County. West Virginia, proceed
10 take the dispositions Of Abel Blown and
others, TO be read in evidence on nv belIaif
on the nearing OF the above cause.
ANNE T. SHURTSs, Guardian. 80
BY u. CRIsWELL., her atty. jy2-ItdSstw
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A NEW YORK paper, abiding to the
numerous advertisements for the re-
covery of lost poOdles, says lady res
ident of Madison avenue advertised her
pink-eyed poodle, which had wandered
away, offering large reward and no
questions asked for the recovery of
Fido. a boy of ten years presented
himself one morning at the residence
OF the fair disconSolate, with the long
lost and sadly mourned animal. The
reward WAS paid, and then the lady's
curiosity overcoming her promise to
ask no questions, she would really
like to know where her Fido was
found" No questions, you recollect.
Madame" "Oh, but If you will tell
me where you found him, the darling,
VIII give you ten dollars more; poor
pet, and he is SO cold and all wet.
wonder where he has been all the
ume!" ''Well, Miss, IL must tell, 1
suppose 1 must; pockets the X the
fact is, found him on the Fifth ave-
nue. why, what was he doing away
up there, the pet ~ well. Miss, I
don't want to hurt your feelings, but
negro man had him tied to a long stick,
and was washing windows with him.
What, my poor, dear, darling Fido
they made mop of him! naughty
mani aud the poor sympathetic crea-
ture burst into a perfect flood of hys-
tereal tears. The boy had stolen the
dog, dipped the animal into a pail of
water before applying for the reward,
and concocted the story for the occa-
sion.
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Masonic.

Masonic.
THE CEREMONY OF LAYING THE
Corner Stone Of the Methodist EPISCOPAL
church, to be erected at the Southeast Gomez
OF zane and sixth street, will be performed
Dy the Masonic Lodges Of Wheeling at 10 o.
CLOCK, M, Tuesday, July 3rd.
Members Of Ohio Lodge No lOl and Wheel
ing Lodge, No. rs, are hereby notified 10 as
semble at the Lodge Room at O'Clock. a. m !.
on the day above mentioned. -
All Sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
]. L CLARK w RATTET"
W. T. DERRY, / MTfTRTSE
d. F. DONEIi I s TRTMPF
=: STALLMAN. j. W. CHARNOCK.
yu09-9l Committee
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cTATEMENT OF THE WHEE

81, 10 90
The Directors of this Institution have de-
clared a dividend Of 10 per cent on the Capt.
tai suck. free Of Federal and State taxes pay
able TO the stockholders or their legal repre-
SenTatiyess on demand
ty2-lm a. c. QUARTER, Treas.
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Hampshire county, in this State, have,
in imitation OF their sisters at Rich
mond, formed a Memorial Association.
We read in the paper there that "all
Confederate soldiers Of Hampshire and
Mineral counties, and the reverend
clergy, who may be selected by the ex-
ecutive committee, are admitted to hon.
orary membership in the Association
free OF charge"
We read further that
t.The Association has been organized
for the purpose Of doing such memorial
horrors 10 the Confederate dead Of
Hampshire and Mineral counties, as
are in the power Of women, who appre-
eiate their services and labors, and hold
IN attectionate remembrance their
worth and virtues"
Il Is an ungracious task always 70
seem to object 10 any memorial tributes
to the dead, be the dead whom they
may, even felons. But we submit that
in West Virginia, State not in the
late rebellion, nor under the rebel flag
at any time, the masses OF whose peo-
pie were noted above all others for their
loyalty, that it is nothing more nor less
than an insult, not only to the Union
people of Hampshire and Mineral coun-
lies, but TO the State at large, to thus
band together for the purpose not of
showing respect TO the dead, but rather
Of showing disrespect to the cause
against which the dead in question fell
fighting. They are to be honored, we
are informed, for "their services and
labors,D that is for their rebellion. It
is not proposed to honor them for any
thing except their efforts overthrow the
government of the United States and
the State of West Virginia.
The question arises, ought public
demonstrations thus announced 70 be
allowed? We say no! The effect can
not but be demoralizIng. Letthe friends
OF the rebel dead pay them all proper
tributes of natural affection in an APP
propriate and private way, but let them
not form public associations 70 get up
sensation demonstrations whereat, un-
der cover OF the privileges Of the Occa-
sion. to bewail, not the lost dead, but
the lost cause, as they Economically
term their overthrowu rebellion. we
believe tt to be entirely proper that our
State authorities should prevent any
such mockery of the Union sentiment Of
the commonwealth. The object OF the
association proposed is to keep alive the
sentiment that inspired and sustained
the rebellion, and that Is relied upon
TO achieve. If possible, the political re-
suits aimed at In that rebellion. We
saw what happened at Richmond the
other day under the auspices Of the
rebel Memorial Association. The 'srev-
erend clergy" sought to IRE the SOUTH
ern heart anew. The rebel cause was
canonized as sacred, and the martyrs
who fell in devotion to it were accorded
the same rites OF extreme JUNCTION as
those who in tho Crusades fell fighting
for the rescue of the Holy Sepulchre,
All this is a regular concerted political
movement. It is a cnnningly devised
scheme to form a unity OF sentiment in
furtherence OF the principles of the re-
bellion. It is part Of the programme
that Is intended to make the rebellion
respectable and II possible forestall the
verdict OF history.
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g1ustral austrnurtuts.

THE GREAT REPUTATION OF TIN
L RFldbe Piano has Induced maker ~ II
teriOr instruments 10 represent TO their ~, N
msES that the Pianos they sell are unsS-1sSS
the same as the RHGbe, made by WoFFT3IS
formerly employed by them, DC, &c.
This e an Old dodge, and one fhRt .. o-,
PT1cfteed by anufactnFeH, who cannot ~
thelr instruments to the trade and S0rSI
Quently are compelled to force them on M
market at any price. "a 1ne
This mode Of doing buainess Ehopld -
enough % convince purchasers Al once Of M
mere fact Of small makers taking tbs,51 H e
the STANDARD, and working mon fhsia
reputation should be al the evidence nee.
say.
Il il q well known fact that all hrv...,,,,
F1ano manufacturers have their estsbiiSbE3
agencies and dispose OF their goods thro1SS
tnen-
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Notice.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
a OF the Ohio Valley Glass Works viii be
icy. y tnelr once, on Monday, July eth, at
uuecLOrA tuSS-2wlUs
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TIE Eastern Yirginfans are not with
out their hopes in regard to the rich and
desirable counties of Berkeley and JEFF
ferson, They are not goingto give them
up until all chance OF getting them back
Is exhausted They propose TO try
conclusions with West Virginia in the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
For this purpose the Ancient Common
wealth has retained that distinguished
jurist, Hon. 2. p Gusts, of Siassachu-
sets, once an associate justice of tina.
high tribunal, 10 act as counsel in con-
junction with the Attorney General o,
the State and ex-senator Hunter.
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butchers Lightning FIy-KIner

TT Ii tlIHIIIIE 7 y -NAIIIeF
Makes quick work with dies, and If COM
menoed early. keeps the house clear all sum
neE.
Look cut for limitations. &c, butchers
only. iu2-dkHIm
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM OF HANS BEAM Is
L this day dissolved BY mutual CONSENT
The subscriber having sold out HIS entire in.
tereSf. all persons having claims against the
laid rrIn viii present. the same for immediate
settlement, and those knowing themselves
Indebted Will please call and settle The bust
ness TO be settled by the new firm. He also
takes pleasure in recommending the new
nEm to the liberal patronage of the old custo-
mer and the public generally
Iy2-lw JOHN BEAM.
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La PIERRE House.

FHILADEIPHIA.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING TEksEn
u th6 1AYorita House It has been REFfTTFn
Sns.p hsEE lLeSIsHED In an elegant manner
~ y Low prepared with the most perfect
- ksoln SSl1lents for the reception Of EueSflS
me nEs5 position among drst-clSsS Hotels
VII! De maintained In the fnfure ~ in fbe
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gtw advertisements.
Co-Partnership.

TlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i formed co-partneShip. for the purpose
o. carrying on the job Printing and Book
oinding business The name and style OF the
nrm Is A < TToEbT5dse & Co.
Once No 81 ATonroe street. over the Iron
store OF Joseph Bsl & Co. All work neatly
and promptly executed.
WHEELING, W. Va. July ID. ISL
A $ TROWBRIDGE
VS. WA- J-JOHSSTON.
Register copy three timeSl
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New Firm.

C. HANS VA. WILSON,
b A N E S & wills ON,
Successors to Hanes & BeamJ.
HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS
IL and dealers in every description of hard
and soit lumber Oak ash, poplar, white
and yellow pine Keep constantly on hand
flooring, Partition and weather boarding.
shelving. Lnouldings. palinS panneI stun,
doors, sash, blinds, &c, &c.
Onders nIled on The shortest notice
Main street, NORTH WHEELING, Va
fy2-2m
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G EMF ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
- the Peoples Bank, July LIST, IS66.

The directors have declared a dividend of
Five per cent, out of the profits OF the last
SIX months, payable TO Stockholders on de-
mans jysos. J. F. UPDEGRSAEE,
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Fourth Of July Celebration

THE BAPTIST MISSION sARRATr1
School VIII havea basket pic mic al the
5SoLleSeS grove, near Claysvilfe, Pa, on the
AenPneld Railroad, on the 4th Of TnIv-
Every arrangement has been made 10 TnafSs
school will be met In the Rroye nv Ire psSitts
s scL4ol rem Washington, Pa. Al sDscIai
t 65sLn VII leave the Wheeling depot al
A special invitation e extended o., 81,
IrlendsI OF both schools to attend Tet ali
come ehd bring their families. gu
SL1ce 9t tickets (round tripl for Adnltz EO.,s
JvrsSi
washington, Pa, paueu, n,s,,a oo,,u,
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List of Letters,

List of Letters.
pEMAISING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
n once at Wheeling, state Of West vIr-
GINA, on the ID day Of July, 1885,
mus call for ndueTtiSed letters, give the date OF
this LIST, and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they wiz
be sent To the Dead Letter ONCE.
Ofncs houn on sunday from to l01S a m.
LADIES' LIST.
Barker Margret Martin mrsCA
BFant AaTgret MCGEE Eliza Jane
Bawsel mrs n L Mcknight Emma
Commons Emma Robertson EIlin
Cox mrs n B RhenbOttoTn Hannah
Defib2uRh Matilda Kyan Lizzie n
Deevers Catherine seabrite Mary
Delaney mrs X b Stewart Maggie
Erwin Eliza Still Mary
Gemelly MaTgret Smith RebeccA
HutchtSon ida NJ Thompkins Lizzie
HRLeldine Caroline Weed Hattie
Hamilton Sarah JaneWright LeVeda
Holland Catherine Wilson Mary (oo lored)
GESTLEdENS LIST.
Alexander James HauJesse
Adams Joseph Kinds John
Atkinson W II Heating VIM
anueESon VIM Lewis Isaac (coloTed)
Adler Co Lyles John
Brice Denis Little David P
6aclRAlupo a Miller Joseph P
Behuer Morgan ] Do
6AIneS WIN Mason A
Chambers Col VIM Myers VIM n
Carter Samuel Martin Jas r
SSoysh Blcnard Moore Jonathan
Sook John Mcintyre
Camp William Patterson A H
Duncan Leander PhilSOn Henri
DALTON Ellis P Pain mr.
Dun Alexander Spears Robert
Fly Joseph Sullivan Owen
EOSler Stewart Alexander
Eorester StackhouSe Amos
Ea~cstt u & Co Sweeney DebOEs
GoSa $ A Known
Gillis Robert Thomas FmaDual
Gist Geo w Tobb ViIIeT
Graves g w Wise Franz
Garrett Joseph n Wall Fred
Gray Peter Warren JCSanh
Griffith Theo Wright NoTyFooI 4
HaleIt Joseph Wutray
aaIeE george Secretary Engineer
derVey joint Association
"A. W. CAMPBELL P; n
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oSE hundred and ten is bid, and one
hundred and twelve is asked, for the
stock Of the Baltimore 81 Ohio road, in
the Baltimore market. Twenty dollars
per share is bid for Central Ohio stock.
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CECOND QUARTERLY REPORT OF
. the National Savings Bank Of Wheel
ing, W. Va. showing It's condition on the
morning Of the inst Monday in July, 1866.
RESOURCES:
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DIf1e,l rlcneIIa-I
On bgSEl, lsllill1. HALVES AND QUAR-
received - = - iss.lllllf JUS --t
na1lo FA4oRBo4D&oo.
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Try one Dor aud Be C.tred.

The Great French Remedy, NJ. De Wallets
Female Periodical Pulls, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy Of Medicine
They never fail in ChlopusiS AmenOrhea
MeDorhagia, &c
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nONDAY MORNING. July 2.

CAMP BELL, FREW & CO.
EDITORS AID FBoPKIEToRS
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The UnIOn state Convention Of Wezt
1tEEiniA--When and Where shah
IL be HeIde
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aItp Adrtrtisfmtnts..
Cleveland 8 PITTSBURGH Rail Road

tShoTtes and Q.aeksH ROllse Eass and Wet,
TR!AINs Run AS FOLLOWS, CoNNIENC-
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Americas DeOdOriseR & DisinEeetane
TINE CHEAPEST, MOST CONVENIENT
and most efficient, for sinks. pFivie-
drains &c. It acts like magic PTios n 'SSfss
per package. Sold wholesale and retsJi ~ S'4
mysl and L Lo q Al1NS'i LIST 4 S 81,
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LWashington, Pa, papers please convl
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WILL BE SOLD IN FRONT OF NV
once, on Monroe street IN this S.Ity, ~
S9 20 the Ith day. OF July, 1855. AZ 10 q.
morse being diStrained to pay taxes A.. f'la
in2sA Collector Is. BE- B g: 9 OF
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