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Isewnre of eounterfalfa,

VWttFe OF VounterfeltHl
Sec that the signature of &C NJ JACKSON, Ia on the
wrapper of each bottle
Should your nearest Druggist not have the article do be
pat o. by any Of the intoxicating preparations that may be
offered in It's place but send US and we viii forward
securely packed, BY express
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY,
No. oa1 Arch street, Phnadelphia, Penn,
JONES & EVANS,
~ @uccsssors to O NJ. JACKSON co.,
fEoFltIHIoRssl 4E,,f sg HsI-z5al
FOR sso " Druggists and Dealers IN every tom In n,
Unitsd States. wa - '''
ne BARNES, WARD co.
New Orleans, Agents.
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EEvs men were hung, few days since, by a Wig
iE anse committee in Green county. Mo-, near the
ne 81 Polk, for horse stealing.
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FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,

e. r.,-..,.., Vienna, August IS i865
In reply to the letter you addressed Excelency the
Embassador have the honor to Inform you that Professor
kle8insk is Of high standing at VIENNA that he is
personally much thought Of and passes best
Chemists in Germany. PIERRET.
Consul a nd Attache to the Embassy
General Depot in Paris al GRIMAULT 4 cos a rue
Richelieu In New 0rleans at
DUG0NGE, DELoCHE GUnLoT,
And at every good Chemists
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THE PHILOSOPHY or MARRIAGE
The ourl Lectures entitled fhe philosophy of MaTrage
delivered at the New York anatomical Museum 6S br0ad
way, New York be had in New Orleans Keller,
o. Royal street. Price % cents by post anywhere
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From the Rev D. Merrige Pastor the Passyunk Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given to Dr.
Hoohands German Bters, I induced to give them
trial After using several bottles found them good
remedy for debility and excellent tonic for the
stomach. D. MERRIGE.
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: - Aeos.
tsrom the Mobile Register and Advertiserl
In MemOrIam.
The ruddy bivouac fires are slowly dying;
Alle weary sentry treads his cheefless round
Nste night wind, thro' the leafy branches signing,
Is Gseighted with solemn dirge-like sound.
ABOUND me, on the downy earth reposing,
&sh atunbers arms my comrades gently rest,
IS erightYinged Fancy all her charms disclosing,
Zsffoids her piuions Ger each throbbing breast
While they are sleeping,
Lonely Pm weeping,
-Alla uusing on the happy days Of yore,
When, with loving heart and smiling,
All of earthly care beguilings
her gentle form would greet me at the door
Remembrance, ever to the past returning
8S5ngs back each hallowed scene her presence
Ana al nv heart in fancied bliss is turning,
a. when Of old I clasped her 70 my breast
4aE9 the void around my arms extendlnSI
& told her yielding heart 70 mlne agaln to,t
While words Of love- with smiles OF beauty
Feavs roaad nv soul their wonted magic chain.
Yet am waking,
Heart ever breaking,
Efate ever crushed meath the weight OF Despair
Sad tears are falling
Yainly Pm calling,
size heeds not my angulsh-she hears not my
prayer!
q7a,d Il the heart that beat for ne SO fondly;
Ta1e are the lipsmy own with rapture pressed;
Weiied the dark eyes that gazed on me so kindly
ard crossed the hands upon the pulseless breast
1set lives her spirit in the breath OF morning,
~ safead its pinions on the evening air,
45er memory all the realms Of Thought adjoining,
a bloom the desert winds with flowers fair.
Ana know, though no more
She'll come, as Of yore,
Ms aladden my heart with the tale Of her love,
That she watches and waits,
At the beautiful gates,
Ea " sieome my soul to its bright home above.
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REIN

That this Bess 10 Alcoholic contains Rum Whisky
and cannot make Drunkards, but is The Best
Tonic in the World.
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FAssMAN,s COTTON TIE.
EASsALAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

NV Button Tie was the first offered for sale to any extent in
universal approval have made valuable imyrovemeu in
the shane Of the button since first nroduGed and have
ety facility and expedition dustment to bales OF any or OF
UNEQUAL sizes and for security in holding Is think, superior
The sntages over rope bang cotton are now
compass applied and fastened with much facility,
p pora III he from @ stroar and @
strength is impaired by time and that OF rope
war Thousands 81 bales Il cotton have been lost BY the rot
ing and rse s 9 Which d s9aa sys Ree se y
nihed nearly fifty cent cheaper than rope The derange.
ply Of hemp 10 such IN extent as to eas prices rule nprs-
cedentedly high Indeed sufcency for balng moderate
The hoops lengths Of 10 0 and eleven feet Ten
qured for large bales The buckles the hoops
the buttons viii put up small The weight about
Eavs arran led or the Importation of large quantity
the best English iron, and have made arrangements with
Messrs Chambers Latng for the sale and delivery of
sHrP REFUGE, New Orleans, July !, 1859
sirn January received from your press 1859 bales
your Iron lie safely affirm that the cotton bound
Presses that It slowed better and enabled tie ship to cary
The cotton when discharged fom the ship in Liverpool was
in better order than the rope bound cotton It is highly
has effect it. is well known by practical men
onn aapness VII roy ~ tne r9pe oG. IN GohnGently re-
and carefully watched it both in loading and schargng
~ II '0'-9 JOIN HOWARD, Master,
CHAMBERS LAFTING,
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE,
81 carondaioe street New Orleans.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC.
r II. NEWHALL-
Commission Dealer in
Roots and Shoes,
No. log GRAYIER STREET,
Corner of NJ, - 1,, Place,
r NARQuEzE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES,
s5 Canal Street.
Particular attention paid to Plantation orders,
JOHN n. GOULD, AGENT
BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE,
No. Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
TT BARTELs.
MERCHANT TAHOE,
No. 15S Common street,
Between oarondelet and St. Charles strestsS
New Orleans
PHYSICIANS.
DIS. L. Il. PM 81 j. II. SCOTT
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Office, No, 40 CAMP STREET, between Common and Ora.
Vler. Residence, No. 1872 corner Josephine and
Apollo Streets New Orleans, La.
ONCE Hours: III A. M. TO BPM.
n B.-speeia attention paid to Diseases of the Eye
nRS- BELDEN IL HENRY HAVING R z.
~ msyed their office 159 Camp street opposite ST Pat
homeopathic books and medicines supplied to families and
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THE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNESR OF
- M I GI9eqIt Co.'S Iodised syrup Of Horse Rad
L Co, Chemists to r. l. H. Prince Napoleon, at Paris is
always excellence succedanious Cod Liver OIL and the
best treatment to follow in Lymphatic Scrofuous aec
tons rs we'll as in various CutaneOu diseases. The public
viii therefore read with interest the analysis Of this
medicine by Professor hetzusk extracted from Chemists
Journal at Vienna well the addressed to Messs
Grmaut u Co, by his ExceenCy the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation of this Doctor
It is follows:
Grimaults Todized Syrup of Horse Radsh is not in free
elementary and cautc state but in the udhydrc acid
and of organic combination similar to the iodine contained in
Cod Liver Oil.
,(Slgnedl VINCENT kLETzISsKI,
Chemical Anayzer to the Law Courts Vienna Hospta
Chemist /, and R DU WIEDES,
Professors of Chemistry
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DETER e. blow
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS,
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUNBRY, ETC. ETC.
Nos. 60 and 0s North Main street,
Between Pine and Olive St. Louis, No.
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A g. HERON g co.,
a. O. HERON, 7, CALDER B, RIDDELL)
COMMERCIAL BAKERY,
RIOS. SSA and e80 TchouPitoulas atrees,
DEPOT, NO. ToHoUPIToULAs STREET,
New Orleans.
Always on hand all kinds Of LOAF BREAD ARp
CRACKERS
Steamboats,, Ships and Private Families Supplied.
Are prepared, at all times, to gil orders for
CREAM BISCUIT, PICNIC BISCUIT,
WINE Do. SODA Do
SUGAR Do. BUTTER De-
WATER d. FRENCH DO
BOSTON Do. GINGER NUTS,
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A DvERTEsER AND REGIsrER-

DAILY, TRI.wERKLT AND WEEKLY,
No. IL south Royal street, Mobile, Ala.
W, @. CLARK x CO-JOHN FORSYTH,
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Yours very respectfully .
j. H. KENNARD, Eighth st., below Coates,
Philadelphia, December "a, 1854
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HOTELs AND RESTAURANTS.

THE WELCOME.
BAR ROOM AND RESTAURANT,
Formerly the Lynch HouseJ
Nos. HI and lib POydras Street,
VIM o'MEAGHER, Proprietor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-14

or the Real Estate on the River bank,
In Centre Wheeling, known as the
DetwiIer Mill, and the Engine, Roll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-14
DIR. T. J. KIsNER
ECLECTIC MEDTCTNEs

NEW TREATMENT d NEW REMEDIES
OEFICE, 81 ST., CENTRE WHEELING. w Y,
w, =; HAVING SECURED THE SIR.
LIN 1870 OF an intelligent assistant, who
H Mn attend 10 the PREPARATION OF ineIIi-
Si I putting up prescriptions, &c, will ena-
t pc nun TO give more attention to ont ps-
Llents, especially to his many friends in fLe
country. His medicines are ali prenart,I i9
t atS own ONCE, and all delivered to his ma
b SeHIS Dy himself Dr. K. treats ali diseases
lIy Is attlicted. He has a large number Sf nov,
6einedieSI which have proved remaTkaIIv
successful In many Of those Obstinate cases q,
Chronic diseases which heret0ESr h I S Ss, oi
supposed TO be incurable, among winch may
c1 rLa eIt Se: Sonsumption, Scrofuia. Dis
cancers and Skin Diseases, His InnIe ~
ILIeallnS Liver Diseases, Stomach ComDioints
sII ~ IS. anu all diseases of the Throat
ltiI I,e an filSsageS. Hypertrophy and ali 9th
q diseases Of the Heart, Ncuralzfa- EnIIsTI,,,
spinal Affections, and all diseases or he Ssy.
NOus system is acknowledged nv an yvbC boI,a
tested II to be the most Certain and ETIcces,sf,I
SNeI known to the medical Profession Tr Z
n1a,{ ~ 9lninently successful in the treat
nIenLo on al diseases peculiar to women viz
MenstTpl Distractions, Painful MensfTnStioU
1beI,cITheaI Uterine and Ovarion T1mOT,s'
which iTeS SS s's anu all Nervous diseases TO
9, n ne makes speciality In the treatment OF
' Al SnIonic Affections OF the GenItO TTrinarv
ESLShiiiS, VIZ: Catarrh of Bladder and Urethra
irritable Bladder, and Non-retention ana
GG[IDonng OF Urine, Urinary Deposits ar
Philitic Diseases in ali their yaIji Sy
SShonarrhea, Its complications and senIeIIo.
sSIPeIlnatorrhea and ImpOtency, and ali afTac'
Also special attention paid to the tTentISnI,;
g. = SIt,ul9s, White Swelling, ScrofnIOus
S1aLicose Ulcers, &c. Persons affiicted
Sn0uId lose no time to cali on or addTesSS M
hlSNER. Communications containin1 fee
meCIidins caSt, OihGe Prescriptions and
other Physicians. once hours. 3 4 n re 10 10
Ma is5i IL NJ to4 p. NJ, and p. N. to9P.M
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Trustee's Sale

or the Real Estate on the River bank,
I'm Centre Wheeling, known as the
DetwiIer Mill, and the Engine, Roll
erS, DC.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID dated the 10th July, 1854. from Francis
wife, and J. Barton Detwiler 10 us, duly ne
corded in the Recorders Office for Ohio cOun-
ty, in book 50, page 435, we shall offer for sale
NJ public auction, at the front door OF the
Court House for Ohio county, in the city OF
Wheeling, on WEDNESDAY, the 10TH OF
JANUARY 1867, commencing the sale at 10
o'clock, a: M the following described lot or
Wheeling commonly known MS Centre
Wheeling, bounded on the north by Second
street, forty-four feet; on the east by Water
the south by an alley, fOrty-Iour feet; on the
west by a line two hunred and sixty-four
feet In length and distant foTty-four feet
rom TN g west line of Water street. On the
lot there Is a most substantial stone founda-
ton fora building, forty.fOur feet in width
and about 40 feet in length, together with a
thousands OF brick.
At the same lime and place will also be
sold steam engine, boilers, &c, all COM
l6inch bore, and feet stroke, setup In sub.
stantial caSt-irOn frame the whole length
FIy-wheel is feet in diameter, put up with
cslSt-lrOn arms. Three SO inch Cylinder
Boilers, with cast front, all complete
TERMS OF SALE.-One. third or the DUR
chase money, in cash; and the remaining
two-thirtis, in two equal instalments, pay
able in six and twelve months with Interest
from the day Ofsale. The purchaser of either
the lot or the engine, boilers, &C., to give
curity to he approved by us.
JA NJ s; WHEAT,
dcl2-d3t&wts Trustees.
Cincinnati Commercial" and Baltimore
"Amertcan," publish three times in daily
ana weekly thereafter till sale.l
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THE BEETHOVEN CoSCERr.-I.ast
evening Washington Hall was packed
with the elite of the city to hear the first
concert of the Beethoven Society. The
programme was attractive, and the
rendering of the pieces of which it was
composed fnulIlesS in every particular.
The choruses We're superb. But we
thought little more tenor and n little
stronger bass on the first would have
added considerably to its effect. The
trio by Mrs. Chandler, Miss Barber
and Miss Morrison was beautifully
sung. Miss BARRIERS soprano being
ravishingly clear and sweet. The solos
in the Miserere sung by Misses Todd
and M'Atee We're executed with rernar-
knble power and feeling. Mrs. Chan
dler's ship on Fire" was loudly en-
cored.
The best thing of the evening. per-
haps, was the clarionet solo by Max.
Eeinlen. MHx's performance was so
highly appreciated that he was called
out amer a somewhat long piece
While playing his second, tie storm Of
applause was at times absolutely over
whelmiDg. It was certainly fiRtteriua
and We congratulate the gentleman.
that he met with so cordial a reception
from somewhat particular audi
ence.
The concert closed with n splendid
chorus, and was n decided success,
We hope the BeeIhoven's will favor the
public with "A second musical PERFORM
ance at no distant day.
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FRESH SHELL OYSTERS

A LwAYs on HAND AT
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MARRIAGE


Reflect that sound mind and body are Ga.
mos necessary requisites to promote cOn nv,
Dln happiness. Indeed, without fhcsn ~
Sga ~ Iirongh life becomes weary piIgrmc
Ine mind becomes Swallowed wifi rieSnair ~
liIed Win the melancholy reflection thar lie
our own. '5tiUoN WIN
Office, No. SOutII Frederick Street.
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street q
lev uoOIs rom the. corner. Fail motif On
serve name and number " ''" "''>
80 40 letters received unless post paid an
S6pntalnlng stamp to be used on the ranIy
IeLstons writing should state age and seny6
toms. Nez'SiiuIuS symp-
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his oft,c.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,
me many thousands cured at This establish.
nlent Within the last twenty wears. and the
NUMEROUS important surgical 6pera lions ,,a io
ioLIned by Dr. Johnson, witnessed by the re-
POiteIS o ID. me Sun and many other papers
sSaiS Se SI which nc, have appeared again an
asaln before the public, Besides his stanfinV
rs a gentleman Ofchuracter and reSrOnsihiiif,SS
~ suncient guarantee to the aficfeCj.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CTTREU
feb2O-ly" " MIL
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low OFTEN Is ONE PROVOKED BY
IL having the stick fall when just in the
often does window fallor want OF being
properly secured, aud how aiten Is Tie cry
heafu Johnny do bring me stick to put
under this Window" These things can ali
be AVOIDED by using CLARK y PATENT
SASH LOCkS. X &. Dunield has bought
ths night for Ohio county. He will call on
the citizens at their houses. They can also
DC had at DUFFIELD Il KUGLES'S, II
water street, "a few doors ABOVE Sprigg
House. dcl3-2t
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MrattaI.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FPou
QUACKERY.
z'HE0NhYPLACE RIYERR.14 CTJREC,1
''e'AA ~ ! rt BE OBTAINED : = = = :.

k.JOHNsOSh has discovered themes. C,er.
~ tain. Speedy, and only Effecinsi tSS
IN ~ me world for Weakness OF The BacIS ~
lln1IS, structures, Affection of the RjilneSa
t ana 6iaddef, Involuntary DISCHARGES TnrT6a
I TenSSy' Senernl Debility, Nervousness DIS
fSSsii1I Languor, Low Spirits, Confusion Of
5EHeas falpitation OF the Heart TimitI,tSs
IITembling, DimneSs OF Sight, or GiddineSs
DISEASE OF the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin
4HecuonS OF the Liver, Lungs Stomarf1 ~
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arfSITr. 10, OF
Solltary HABITS of South-secret and SOFIA -
pIHcucsS more fatal TO their victims than liz
S STinSS 81 SSFeLs to the Mariners of TTIySSatS
6iisnung thelr most brilliant hopes or RT,fici,
Psilons' rendering marriage, &C, imp0sSibIs
rs YOUNG MEN
Especially who have become the yIctims n,
SoIltary Vice, that dreadful and destTiicti,sa
habit which annually sTeeps to an untIneIISS,
sIiaVe th9aiS99nds OF Young Men OF the noS
might otherwise have entranced IIStsnIn no
SenateS with the thunders OF eloauence .'S
% WAX 70 ecst9cy the living Tyre, NAV cal
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RIVER NEws.-The river was falling
at dark last evening, with about ten
feet of water in the channel.
Business on the wharf was very dull.
Intelligence was received in the city
yesterday that Capt. r. C. Sweeney had
arrived from New Orleans Uid the
mouth of Red River, safe at Galveston,
Texas, with the Como. The Captain in
tends running his boat on the Trinity
River, Texas.
Boats to-day are the Eagle, for Par
kersburg, at II a. M; Rees, for Sunfish,
at p. m; Logan, for SteubenvilIe, at
- p. m; and Hudson, for Cincinnati,
at p. IN.
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How To TELL THEN.I-An acute
friend of ours says that the following
rules, if observed, will serve to definite
ly interpret the meaning of certain ex-
Pressions commonly used by young la
dies:
II a young lady speaks of a young
gentleman rs "friend," you may be
sure lie is an accepted suitor, and has
been paying her delicate rose water at
tention. "a brother" often implies the
same meaning. If she speaks of an
acquaintance" you may take it for
granted that the person is Il friend of
the family but II she says Mrs. and
Mr.. So and So, you may put il down as
being fixed fact, that they are rela-
tives, questionable people, whom the
young lady wOnld not have you under
stand as being in any way connected
so intimately with her family, and any
further inquiries in that direction are
highly impertinent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-14

DOOTH, BATTELLE a co. ARE RECEIV-
ID ing Fresh Oysters daily. For sale by the
case, can and half can. FtrFF sepl7
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MISUNDERSTANDING Booth, Bat
telle 4 Co.'s buggy horse was standing,
hitchcd TO the buggy, near the stable at
the junction OF Union and Water
streets. Some boys happened ut the
time to he sliding ON large mass of
ice, which has covered Il portion of
Union street i'll The vicinity of the sta
BILE. The horse took fright at the scene,
and dashed down water street at the top
Of his speed. He was checked in the
neighborhood OF the Virginia House,
but not before the buggy had been
dashed to flinders.
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NEW CHURcn.-we understand that
the congregation of the United Presby-
terian Church (Rev. McLure'sl contem-
plate erecting Il fine church somewhere
ON Fourth street. The ground has been
secured, and plans for the church sub
mitted. Ground will not be broken,
however, until spring.
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For Sale or Exchange for CITY
PropertY.

80 Heres Of land in Marshall Co., ". Va.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale or exchange for city property, his
Farm, situated on Stull'S Run, Marshall CO.
West Va, one mile from Wheeling Creek
said Farm contains $50 acres of good land
l0O acresS OF which are in n good state of Gull
uVntlOn, the balance in timber. There is a
good fTnme dwelling house on the premises
also fine young bearing orchard Of $50 trees
OF desirable fruit JAS. MATTHEW'S
noV21.lmd Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-14

SERIOUS ACCIDENT-A THUMB AND
FINGEH TAKEN OFF ny CIRCULAR SAW.
While working about circular saw
yesterday morning at the Planning Mill
of Haines & Wilson, in the First Ward,
MIR. Robert Mansburger was so uufor-
tunute as 10 have his hand come in
contact with the saw while in reYolu-
ton. His thumb and forefinger We're
Instantly cut OIL, and fell into the saw
dust. Mr.. Mnurburger was taken 10
his home, and search was made for the
missing thumb and finger.
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For Sale.
For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY TWo-sToRY
i brick dwelling, containing seven rooms,
summer Kitchen, good cellars, bath room
ana pantry. have thoroughly repaired and
improved the property this year. 1t fronts
30 feet on the eastside OF Chapllne street, near
Third street, together with two-story Brick
containing four rooms and cellar, in the rear
dci2-i1ES = the ''i EiywTN HoRNpPoOu
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9ntG1s.
Stannm House.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
i informs his fIieIlds and the public EeneFnl-
~, that he will open the ''sStamm House "No
. Water street, on Monday next, The House
Is new, with an entire outfit ofneW furniture
and is complete in every respect. The Pro
prietor pledges himself TO spare no pains to
render his guests comfortable, and hopes to
receive n liberal share OF patronage.
Ample stabling, attended by careful and
attentive hoStleF.
iu23-6m HENRY STAMM
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Read the following, which is only a snec,-
I men OF the many letters we are daily receiv-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-14

SKATING oN THE CKEEK.-The ice on
the Creek yesterday was very fine. A
grent many took advantage of it, and
sknted to their hearts content. The
crowd on tho Creek yesterday afternoon
was quito large. We noticed quite IA
number of ladies on the ice figuring
extensively.
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SLIPPED on THE ICE.-Yesterday aF-
ternoon as II horse, attached to IA dray,
was turning the corner of Union and
Main streets, he stepped ON some ice
which had formed in the gutter, and,
his shoes being smooth, fell down. He
was helped on to his feet, and did not
seem any the worse for his tumble.
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Fresh Oysters.

FRIDAY MORNING. DEC. II.
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THE SKATING PARK.-We were in
formed Wednesday, afternoon, by one
of the managers, that the Skating
Park would be thrown open TO the
public yesterday morning, Amer we
had written II notice of the matter, we
Were further informed, by the same
gentleman or his brother, that in con-
sequence of the Beethoven Concert it
had been decided not to open the Park
until this morning. We accordingly
wrote u postscript to our notice of the
sion as TO the time of openinF. This
should have followed the Park notice
but in making up the "form" it was in.
advertently placed below the notice of
the Beethoven Concert.
We are pleased TO announce that the
Park will be open this evening at 6JI
o'clock.