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Fires.

providence, r. T., Aug. 6.-Edward
s.. Harris's woollen Mil, No. 4, in
Woonsocket, took fire in the carding
room, this morning, and burnt till
the, flames that the operators were COM
PEELED to save themselves by jumping
from the windows, and many were
hurt. The walls of the mill were not
damaged. Theloss will be pretty heavy.
FoRPREss MONROE, Aug. "A fire
broke out at midnight yesterday in
William and Talbot streets, and before
it could be snbdued It spread to the
Hall of the Norfolk Light Artillery, de-
stroying both buildings.
While a party of negroes were in the
act of breaking up a loaded shell on
pose of sellinglt for old iron, It sud-
denly exploded and seriously wounded
two OF them.
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FOREIGN-NEWs.

NEw YORK, August 6.-The following
dispatches were received through the
Atlantie cable yesterday, by the associ-
ated press:
LONDON, August 3.-Martial law has
been proclaimed in Lower Austria, and
also in Venice, Prussia and Wurtem-
TIE Peace conferenceis to be held at
Prague. The preliminaries thereto, as
agreed upon, are as follows:
Austria Is to withdraw from the Ger
man Confederation, and is to lose
Venetia and her part of Schleswig Hol-
stein. Austria is also to pay ten mil
lions OF dollars to her adversaries, as
the expenses fthe war. The German
States north of the Main are to form a
Union under the guidance of Prussia,
and the German States south of the
Main are to form an independent
The Italian patriot. Carlo Luigi Farini,
In the Goodwood races. the Good
wood stakes were won by Special, and
the Goodwood cup by the Duke.
LoNDoN-Saturday, August 4.-The
French ambassador to England left for
.Xitchy last night, by command of the
The bill for the renewal Of the sus-
pension of the writ of habeas corpus
IN Ireland, was read a second time in
the House of Commons last night. Mr..
Gladstone in a speech supported the
Government and warmly praised the
treatment accorded to the Fenians by
the American Government. Mr.. Ma
gntre's resolutions against the bill were
negatived by vote of los against 81.
There is nothing in the political news
to-day of interest.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-The advices from
the seat of war states that the Prussian
troops have entered Mannheim.
The steamship Teutonia from New
York, has arrived at Southampton.
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The Cholern.

NEW YORK, August 6.-The cholera
In this city had not seemingly abated
for the twenty-four hours antecedent to
seven o'clock p. M, yesterday. TWEEN
ty-seven official cases and nine deaths
were, during that period, reported in
Brooklyn. Great difnculty was expe-
rtenced in obtaining correct returns on
Sunday, owing to the alleged laXity or
mlsmanagemento of the Sanitary official.
Ihree deaths, previously reported cases,
had occurred on Governors Island.
On the other Islands no additional
cases were reported.
Concerning the cholera among the
troops on the steamer San Salvador, 1t
is stated that the steamer sailed from
this port with 40 recruits for the 18th u.
8. Infantry, on duty in Florida. They
were all recruited In this State. The
deaths on the 18th ult., amounted to
tully one-tourth the entire command,
On that date there were 10 new cases,
with 80 others in the hospital. The
disease appears since to have been got
ten under control. for only five deaths
occurred and six new cases appeared
trom the 18th ult. to the LIST inst, and the
vessel was reported to be due at Savan-
ma within a few days after the passen-
gers were released.
CINcINNATI, o., Aug. 6.-At a snecial
meeting of the Board of Health Of this
city, on Saturday, the health officer re-
ported three hundred and thirty deaths
in July, among which were twelve
from Asiatic cholera, the first case oc-
curing July 18th. He also reports that
on August LIST there were four deaths
from cholera; on the I'd three; on the
Sd ten; on the 4th, (last Friday,) "a.
This large number of deaths within the
last few days, is probably owing to the
sudden change in the weather, the Their
mometer early this morning Indicating
the temperature at 81 dogs.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-The report
to the Board of Health up to noon to-
day show Ia new cases of cholera, of
which were fatal. The report embraces
Saturday and Sunday. The number of
deaths from cholera during the week
ending Saturday was Al.
ST. Louis, Aug. .6.-Some twenty
cases of cholera were reported to the
Board of Health since Saturday morn
ing, being mainly persons from the
South. Several deaths occurred. The
general sanitary condition of the city
Is unusually good. There is serious
apprehension felt that the disease is be-
coming epidemic.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 3.
I Gott 9n dnl1 and easier Ht for mid
90 6S@S % for extra State; S889 10 for extra
round hoop Ohio, and 50 SOC II 20 for trade
nominal. Wheat dull, and interior Is 2G3c
lower sales 800 bush. new winter western at
Corn a shade easier with only a moderata
demand for damaged; 7697S1<c for inferior;
19@SOc for good mixed western, chiefly at T9c
heavy and inferior are easier; sales 5000
bush. at S99 43c for Chicago; 44@l47c for MIL
Waukee; 50965c for Iowa. Coffee Quiet and
drm. Sugar dull and heavy at lOIlaIlc.
MolasseS dull. Petroleum quiet and un-
changed. Pork opened hrmer but closed
at SSl 90 regular 30 50980 90 for old, and S27@
e ~ Tor prime. Beef steady at $l692O for
mess. Beef hams nominal. Bacon dnli-
Gut meats hEm at l5@l61Sc for shoulders and
lgS2lc for hams. Lard quiet but arm at 49,
GIG. Butter quiet ut 20933c for Ohio and
N@40o for State, Cheese Il dull at 6falpo
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,.
By Telegrapnl
spIrlt % enc 500. lIarl.e..
NEW YORK, Aug,


The Posts money article says:
The money market is still ensy at 4@5 per
cent. The gold market Is more firm. The
stock market Is steady but dull, Govern
ment securities are nfm, and 5-als of the orig
Inal issue are in demand at 145. Alter the
board Quotations were: New York Central
1Ul1<s Erie Bl5S Hudson River 12l; Michigan
Central ITO; Illinois Central 12I.
The Commercial, money article says:
me money market opens this week with
out any new feature; the supply continues in
excess of the demand, and while the standard
rate Is per cent there are transactions TO
some extent at 4 per cent. In discounts there
Is not much doing. The general rate for
prime paper is per cent, and up to for fair
While 1avortte names are freely taken at 56
61S per cent. In foreign exchange there Is
nothing doing this moFnlng; rates are not vet
established for next steamer. Gold was more
active and prices advanced from lax ON
Saturday, to l41sS@14T9< at noon to-day. At
the board this morning there was only
moderate business, and prices on the whole
were somewhat weak. Governments, how
ever, were steady, and there were large sales
Of 5-as. In railroad shares there was little
doing, and sales altogether only summing up
about 200 shares. Since the board there was
little doing in railroad shares. and prices :are
slightly lower; some sales OF Erie have been
made at 8211496211S, closing at the former price.
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AWAITING A DELUoE.-Superstition,
says paper of Preston, EnClands IL
not quito eradicated in Accrington and
Church. A report that some old wo-
man at Blackburn had prophesied that
the world would be DESTROYED by a
flood OF waters" on Monday last oh
tanned wide circulation. The knowing
hundreds of women, old and Young.
who spent an anxious Sunday, and
were very devout, preparing for the
'last great day." At Church, an old
woman who keeps small shop was so
impressed with the truthfulness OF the
prophecy that she actually removed
her Iurnitnre and shop goods to the
there till Monday morning, when she
came back, looking somewhat disap-
pointed that the flood had not drowned
all her neiUhbors ~ -',e
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New York money and stock MARKET


Money quiet and easy at 4@5 per cent for
call loans. Sterling dun and nominal at lO75<
Gold shade frmer; opening at l471S, de-
dining to 147M and closing at INK.
Government stocks steady; $40 coupons of
1852, 1881; do, 1855, 1909; 1895, I'd SERIES lOiI5
FreighLs to Liverpool quietand firm.
stocks quiet; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago 1885; Chicago & Rock Island lOII5:
Cleveland q Toledo 1l8; Chicago & North.
western. g; do PreferTed 672S; Cleveland q
igRn Central ll034; Reading 1907; Erie 61sS;
do preferred 74af: New York Central 1919:
Western Union Telegraph 561<; Ohio & Mis-
SisSlppl certificate 20.
Four o'clock board: Ohio & Mississippi
Certificates 291h; Quicksilver $50, 1917: MaEl-
posa preferred 263S; Western Union telegraph
5814; New York Central, extra dividend; iO4sS;
Erie Erie 6l5S; Reading, extra dividend, l1O&S;
Mtch1gnn Southern 81; Cleveland q Pitts
burgh S61S; Illinois Central, extra Dividend
l2lI; Cleveland & Toledo 1l5X; Chicago &
Rock Island 1854; Chicago q Northwestern
LIST Is 3-42N. Gold closed at 147L.
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For Qonprass.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
Ky nonnce CHESTER D. HUBBARD, of
ONO county, as q candidate for reelection
nom the First Congressional District, subject
to the decision OF the District Union ConVen-
ton. auR8-tIG
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DIR. T. ]. KISNER.
ECI,ECTIC MEnInIMRs

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SD ST., CENTRE WHEELING, w, VA.
nk, =: HAVING SECURED THE SER
II, NttC tEs3 o! an lntelligent assistant, who
VIII attend 10 the PREPARATION of nneili-
SInesi puLung up, prescriptions, &C., will ena-
pie hun to give more attention TO out ia
country. HIS medicines arc ali SprenarrIi In
hisow ONCE, and all delivered 10 MS ma
tlei1I py himself DE- X. treats all diseases,
lily Is nfhtcted. He has large number OF new
remedies which have proved remaFihi,Iy
5Hcce4stui IN many OF those obstinate cases az
Chronic diseases which heretofore have hem
supposed to be tncurable, among ygnIcil may
1e named Consumption, Scrofula, DIS.
CancerB and Skin DIseaSes 5iS mole al
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Com nI1iI,tS
and Air Passages Hyperfrop6v AMI ali ILL., ~
er diseases OF the Heart, NeuiRIRia EDiIenSv
spinal Anections, and NIL diseases Of Die Ser
vouB system, is acknoW ledged by all who have
tested Tito be the most certain and siiesessFnI
ever known to the medical profeEsIon I'm Z
nay Deen sIninently successful In the treat
Menstrual Distractions, Painful enstftiStinn
bIse3Is s1t Uterine and Ovarion TumorS.
sl. y zen and all Nervous diseases to
He makes q specially in the treatment OF
~ ~ Cnronic Anections Of the Genito Urinary
organs viz: CataTrl1 Of Bladder and UrethrS,
IEEita6le bladder and Non-retantIOn and
Dnbbling OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
GfaNelt OlRbetB and Difficult UFInatinR RV-
philittc Diseases In all their Vnrietl i6rIEs
S5honarThea. Its conn lications and sequellae
ssSSpeitIlIltorLnea and lmpOtency, and all aztec.
q Fistuias, White swellins, ' scTof S1Ieas
particularly with old Troublesome csiseS
Snouid dose no time TO call on or address DIR
k15NEh communications containing feo
medicine cash. For visits in city, Rnme A
other Physicians. ONCE hours o a. Nj II, %
M t:nI I'm. to4 +. NJ, and Pm. t09P. Ii.
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OsJVero lIarIIet.

- - OSWEGos Aug. 6.
Flour steady; sales 1000 bhls ut So 50 foFNo. i
spEtngi SUI e0for red winter; sI2 90 for white,
and 9l4 for double extra Wheat without
moderate change; sales 5000 bus No. l MI
W1nkees club at 81 SgI<; 1000 bus old. aud
l4ggg Racine club on private terms Corn
quiet and no sales Oats and Rye nominal.
Canal Frelghts dull; wheat lI1Sc, corn GO
rye IOc 70 New, York. Lumber 81 Is To the
Hudsons and $ 8 to 7Newburg.
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Valuable Lot for Sale.
Rebeooa Dixon on Guardian,
William M. Dixon. efnI

"AAAASsaAA NAs 0A4Oug q ~
By virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court of
OHIO county, rendered in the above named
case on the 9th day of March, 1866, / Wtii'of-
ter at public sale at the front door or the
So1Tt House Of ohio county, ON
~ 70 O'Clock, A. NJ. lot Of ground
Joseph Caldwell deceased, in Ohio County.
lying between the city OF Wheeling and
hiLehietown, near the iron works on RoQeTs
q Parks, which lot adIoins the lot OF RafpfI
Marsh bounded by allne running with Tie
south line Ofthe said Marsh one HUNDRED
feet, thence with the east, or south-east line
Of Thomas Middleton, nifty feet TO a stake.
thence me by q line parallel TO the INST line on
the Marsh lot, one hundred feet To a stake
ana mont line OF the said Middleton LOT
THENCE with said front line to the place OF be,
ginning, which 10 the same parcel OF pround
conveyed to the said Middleton by Joseph
SaldWsIl and wife by deed dated september
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thirti. or more. of
the purchase money In hand, the residue in
two equal instalmenta, at SIX and twelve
sale. y 'S VI
The interest Of all parties In the said lot
will be sold. REBEtjCA DIXON
An0-l1WQ-aW Guardian,
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weekly RanlE statement.
!. RnRnIo nInrlIet.


Floursales 400 bbls extra state At % q.
!S9 bniS choice western spring at SO go
Wheat dulli No. l MilWaukee held, by boat
load at 81 50; by car load, 81 IS. Corn dun;
e apart; held, No. at &C. and buyers
10. ! Chlcago at S7SS; damaged Mol az 2ac,
6arIey and Rye nominal. Pork SIS co. Lard
2lS22c. Whtsky refails at q % Canal
heights dulli 70 New York. aSlIed, 1S6l8IIc
on corn, &c on oats. S35098 20 per ton aud tolls
ON etoreSi 70 Albany, corn ll@Il1Sc. -
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ChIca6o Mnrker

Flour quiet. Wheat unsettled, opened nj
81 4saI 50, and closed at 81 42@l Is for No. i
and 20 for 10. Corn stealdy At 5G9565Sc for
no. !, and Sa@551<c for No. 2. Oats dull ~
29S9zb3Sc for No. j. and 23@24c for No. al
HighWines quiet at 50 ., bonded, Provi-
SONS dull. krelghts dull; corn 10 70 Budalo.
Receipts-Si00 bbls -four, 800 bus .whe9f
" go bus corn, 200 bus oats. Shipmenls2
III bbls hour, 5000 bus wheat, Is 800 bus corn,
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"a Ionis.H Tnrirn1-

81. LOUIS, August Q.
Flour and Wheat firm ana unchanged.
lotn heayyi mixed and yellow Gl@65c; white
active with upward tendency, but not QUO
tably higher. Stock ON hand August, m
$4,000 pounds shoulders. l8l 100 pounfis nam
ana sugar cureu hams, 7900 bbls mes f0FlC
70 bbls prime. Whisky sim a. S228,
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RENoAfINATED.-Gen Robert G.
Schenck was unanimously nominated
for Congress by the Union Convention
vention of the Third District of Ohio.
on Thursday afternoon. Resolutions
were adopted indorsing the Uniform nf
the State Convention and compliment-
ing General Schenck for his patriotism
and craftsmanship, 1850
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A New AND TRUE ANEoDoTE ABOUT
CYRUS FIELD.-The father of the FAINT
~ was in poor and humble circum-
stances. When lad, CYRUS. who is
very shrewd, attended the academy at
stock bridge, Mass, partly paying his
way by sweeping out the rooms of the
building One afternoon he was tlesi-
rous of going of ON fishing or some
other excursion. He accordingly hale
ed a little urchin, and promised that in
case he would perform the sweeping for
that day, he would give him ali the
crackers and cheese he could eat while
he (CYrus) was running round the viz
lage square. The lad consented. CYRUS
thereupon handed over to him the
paper Of eatables, which he had pre-
pared for his excursion, and started on
a dead run around the square. Those
who have been to Stockbridge know
that this Is a very small inclosnre. The
consequence was that the youthful
athlete got back TO the starting point
before his victim had hardly begun on
the crackers and cheese, and SO was en-
abled to go of on the trip with his prov
ender almost intact. It Is doubtless the
victim who now repeats the story with
much gusto and merriment to his
friends,
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PhIlndelnhIn nInrl,ef.

PH1IApE1PH1A Aug. 6.
Flour quiet at s7a7 so for superhne, and
$s9S 60toEe&trRs. Wheat advanced l0c; sales
of red g e0@2D. Corn dull 600 for yellow,
ana 6Sc tor mixed western. Provisions steady.
Mess Pork SIS. Whisky dull at 50 23@2 q.
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Toledo Market.

IoLEDo, Aug. e.
Flour quiet. Wheat, choice grades arm
and shade better; sales white AIichiRan
crop Of '68, s. 50; do crop OF IS, So 10 A amber
DO q 30. Corn nFm and unchanged: sales No
at 6SG. Oats ShRde better at 421Sc for No, l.
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TEE long contemplated monument in
memory of David @. Brodericlr, in
Lone Mountain Cemetery, San Fran
cisco, Is now complete, with the excep-
ton OF the bust of Broderick, to be in
serted in niche, which is now being
cut by z. j. Divine, the sculptor. The
whole structure and surroundings will
1850 Of which was contributed BY the
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baltimore Market.

Flour steady. Wheat active and firm.
Corn, white 81 10; yellow csc, Oats heavy;
sales AZ 4S@4lC. Provisions quiet. Mess Pork
80 90 sugar dull; refining grades 1O1T9llc.
Conee urn, Rio l5139l91S. WhIslky steady.
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Foreign markets.

LONDON, Aug. 4.-Consols were quoted at
the close of business to-day at S7JS for money.
iiSo S- esn MeEe q9G.ea St Ene SISse q
r. shares were quoted at the close al AK.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1.-The cotton market
ding uplands at I'D. -
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SOUTHERN Illinois is now no longer
dependent on the rest of the world for
sugar and molasses, the cultivation of
sorghum supplying these staples in
sufficient Quantities.
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PTrTsRURG, July 5, ls6l

MeSsIs. MCCABE, KRAFT q Co, Gentlemen.
Allow me 10 add my testimony to that of
Others, in regard To your celebrated 'sDlnrrhen
Compound. have been for a long limo
subject to the disease for which it Is fecom-
mended. / have tried various remedies: Int
never found one that 50 completely eTHdicatea
the dtsease as your medicine. A short time
ago was suffering terribly with DIaFflhea i
procured 9 bottle of "KFafts DiRrrhen Conn
pound" experienced Immediate relief from
one dose and after third dose felt a,s well a.
ever. regard &c as an invaluable medICine
and would not be without It. Yours truly
L w. STEW ATfST
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q MnWnnl.ealInrlLet

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9.
Flour dull. Wheat firm at 81 81 for No. L.
Corn dui! at 521Ec for No. l. Oats dropping;
Wheati 200 bus corn; $500 bus oafs Sliip-
ments-S2O0 bbls flonrs 5000 bus Wheat:
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Albany, Aug. 8.
Flour in steady demand. Wheat outlet
Oats 4Oc for Chicago; $50 for Milwaukee; 90 for
state. Corn Zee. Shipped by tow III, 500
nnShelS corn; 81, 100 bushels oats; 1890 bushels
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T. c. CLNaHAM, of North Carolina.
ex-Confederate and ex-Unitsd States
Senator, is among the recent arrivals
at the National Capital.
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oswEeo, N. Y, Aug. 6.-The schooner
May Queen, from this port to Hamilton,
@. W., with salt and merchandise, en-
conntered gale on Saturday, and went
ashore at Big Sodus.
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Shlliitn SfDlttblkS CGtTdIltlfT.
HUMPHREYS,
Hommopathic Specifies,

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
= eHperenee' an entire success; SimPle-Prompt-
EmGlantt and Reliable. They are tho only Medi-
ctnes PERFECTLY adapted to popular use-s0 simple
that mistakes cannot be made In using thGni; 90
20 Be alWay9 reliable. They have raised the highest
SSSasndation trom ALI and viii always render rat
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TIE DAILY Globe, having concluded
the debates OF the last session, has sus-
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me sheep ana enc KoIYes.

The massacre at New Orleans seems
TO have stirred the New York Evening
Post, which had given signs of lean
ing toward the Democracy, into indig-
nant and honest speech. It talks as
"As for the tale of a crowd of negroes
armed and marching through the
streets-everybOd in wolf land knows
that 1t is the sheep who are constantly
In the habit of ferociously attacking
the peaceable and innocent wolves. It
- scarcely worth while TO send such
are not likely to attack anybody-not
even when they are first attacked, it
seems, ior we do not hear of any rioters
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WAsHTNaToN. Aug. 5.-Information
has been received here that at recent
celebration Of the Mexican Mas6ns In
the City of Mexico, q toast was offered
amid great aeelamatiOn, for the speedy
re-estRbliahment of the Republic and
the complete success of Brother Benite
sJunfezgs s=i.4 sss
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NV YoRR. Aug. 6.4The Coroner's
jury returned a veFSlict of Wflful MUIR
der, yesterday against j. Mum, pro-
prietor Of the lEasitngfon House, New
ark for having stab bed Alvin Poole, ON
Friday, SO as % cause his death.
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AmnnnnEeaents.
For Sheriff.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
Wv nounce sAM'L B. McCoLLoCH as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio county, subject
70 the decision of the Convention OF the
Union party. au6-tc
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Farming Implements.

OK BUCKEYE MOWERS AND EXTRAS
10 Buckeye Jr. ReapeH.
10 Champion Mowers.
100 H0rse Rakes. @
10 Champion Cider MilIs e5
10 Tanning Mills.
50 AGsorted Cutting Boxes.
10 Patent BlRckBmlth8 Forgea,
90 Dog. Horse Buckets.
100 Assorted PloWB and CulEiVntoFa.
" Cook Patent EHapoFatoEa,
% ~ Assorted Cane Mills,
% Doe. Hand RalIe8.
Just received and for sale at the ARricul-
tural Depotof DODSON q BROS
lulo-ELaM NO. ~ Min GtfeoL.
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StEatahuats.

NJ
For Marietta and Parkersburr.
In place of the "EAGLE," during low water.
The new and light drauRht stea-
Lslklaases liner, "NEW STATE" Capt, C, nj.
Booth, will leave as above every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at IOX
a.; FEeight received at the wharf boat until
tne hSuf OF starting.
c. n. BOOTH. 10. uFIT1. ~
", @. BATTELLE, JOHN MIIRTnTE
ROOTHs BATTELLE & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS m
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Boat Stores, Produce,
FRESH q CURED MEATS, LAKE ICE a
CANNED FRUITS, &c,
Corner Monroe and Water Streets,
WHEELING, W. VA.
IN. CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE
i there "a Wharf Boat, and It Is the design
OF the firm to do a Forwarding and Commits
sion and Storage business, act as Steamboat
Agents and furnish all desirable information
pertaining thereto. MD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-07

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