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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-10

STATE OF NEW YORK, q,
City and County of New York. 80
CHARLES j. MARTIN. President, and J H.
WAsHBURy, Assistant Secretary, Of the Home
Insurance Company, being seyerally and duly
sworn, depOse and say, and each for himself says.
that the foregoing is true full and correct state
ment of the affairs of the said Corporation. and
that they are tho above described officers thereof
CHARLES ]. MARTIN, President.
J. II. WASHBURN, Asst. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me. this Dist day
q. s. THOs. P. GOODRICH.
Notary Public.
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New York Cotton Market.
New York Market.

LDJ lCItsIdIIusI
NEW YORK, Aug. 9-COtton very dull with a
downward tendency, at 359S7c for middling up
land
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WHEAT WANTED.
EEIgeaeId! Edgeaeldll


0En BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN VIII
ZsJU LIAMS' Addition. and other
parts OF FdEe0etd. Great bargains
Onered- call on
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
snI--lm
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MEDICAL CARD.
Dr.. I'll. Maddin & Dr.. NV. Maddin.

OFFICE CHERRY STREET. OPPOSITE
" POST OFFCE, 00ier hours. ! TO o'clock.
morning and eTeuiRg. au2-d&WlWF
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WHEAT.

tIyE WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST MARKET
w Price for MeFehanta1io Wheat.
SrRATTON. CHENEY & Roy.
au2-fH tH)
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SHELBY FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Nashville, Tenn.
GEO. G. BUTLER, A. M.,..-.....PrineipaI.
GEO. 5. BL.ACIEIE, A. NJ, N. D., v. Prin.


GEO. :. BL4ACKIE, A. M, VI. D., v. Prin.
THIS INSTITUTION IS LOCATED IN THE
il Large and Commodore buildings on Broad
Street. between Spruce and Vine StEeets. former
ly known IS the Shelby Medical eoilege. The
location is accessible healthy aud priyaUe, and m
all respects suitable for Boarding and Day school
tor Young Ladies. The Institution is provided
with gas and water thrOughOut, with large and
spacious Study Halls, Chapel, Music Rooms and
Lodging Rooms, ample Galleries, and Large
Play Ward for exercise in bad weather. Alto
gether, the accommodations ara unsurpassed by
any Institution in the South. being capable OF
accommodating one hundred bOarders.
No expense or pains will be spared 70 secure the
services Of competent and experienced instructors
in each department az all times, and the course o.
instruction will embrace all that parents ana
friends Of education could desire.
The Principal has had an experience Of twenty
five years in the South, and the wee PFincipal -
well known 10 the citizens Of Nashville.
The Session will open on Monday, september
10Th, 1866. and close on the last Of June. 1857.
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TERMS.

Contingent Fee. Pens. Ink, Fuel. etc------- ~ "
These bills must be paid One-hali m advance
and the remainder on the lrst Of February.
There Is but enc Session. and pupils VIII De
will be made but for prOtracted cases Of illness.
Full particulars can be obtained from Clrculars.
20 be had on application.
REFERExCEs-Rev. W. J. Ellis, Hon. p. y.
Fogg, Major Geo r. Fairbanks, Nashville.
GEO. g. BUTLER, A. n, Principal.
july29-2m
[Huntsvine Independent copy MONTH
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BRUTAL MURDER.-We learn through a
private letter received in this city from
Greenville, Alabama, that Mr.. W. r..
WILLIAMS was murdered last week near
that place on his farm by negroes, formerly
his slaves. His wife is supposed to be at
the bottom Of the affair. She, with the
negroes, are now in Jail. Mr.. WILLIAMS
body was shamefully mutilated after he was
murdered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09
Mcclure House, Aug. stb T. o. 9oND'N'

THE NEW sTEGN FIRE RxorSE
HoCsE--We paid a visit yesterday 10
the nsw house now being erected for the
United Steam Fire-Engine Company
No. l." in Centre Wheeling, near the
Belmont Mills, and found the work
men engaged in putting up the bell
tower.
The building is 80 feet wide by 60 feet
long; has TWO II feet stories, the wall OF
the first men uTing Is inches, that of the
second Is inches; Is framed with prin-
cipaI roof, on which Will stand the bell
tower "a feet high; has an engine room
= feet wide by ~ feet long; and q hall
Of the same dimensions as the latter.
The hall is fitted up with a speakers
stand, and Is finished nicely. The
bricks were furnished by Sweeney, and
Ihe brick laying done by Watson. The
brick work Iis exceedingly substantial.
Under the energetic superinteudence
Of Mr.. Van. B. Goudy, the contractor,
the work Will be pushed rapidly to
completion. The building will be
ready for use by the 18th of Septem Der.
We ought to have two or three more
steam fire-engines, and two or three
more such houses To put them in.
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TIMOTHY DARGAS was brought be-
lore the Court, charged with creating a
disturbance Of the peace. .
Timothy lives in part of the old
frame house on Main street. 6oIon,,;,,C-
10 Mr.. GoshOrn. He is in the III, " y
whipping and otherwise malfrsot;,'rt
Mrs. Timothy and "the chiIder.T wbnts
cries under this severe process Of 70
form annoy the neighbors greatly.
On Monday night, between eight and
tons, when the individual, who we
stated had gone to Haneytown, appear
ed upon the scene and was summariIv
elected. But better man than he, was
ABOUT, veritable "wearer Of the star, .
ana having been informed of what was
arrested Timothy. 500
The "lock:-up" opened wide its arms
1or htm, and yesterday morning Judge
Oood hned him ten dollars and costs.
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ACSIcIPAL CoCEI.-The case of Mrs.
Greenwood, continued from Monday.
was yesterday disposed ofin this Court
Mrs. Greenwood, it appears, is the
owner Of bOUse and lot somewhere in
East wheeling; that this house. or a
part Oft, Is let by her to Mrs. Connolly
on reasonable tsrLns; that Mrs C.'s hus-
band Is at times not altogether right in
his mind and that Mrs. G., making a
morning call On Mrs. e., on the second
of August, improved the occasion nv
asking for the rent which was Az
This demand did not Eeem 10 Mira e
10 be at all appropriate, seeing that her
''man" wasn't himself; that her child
was sick, and that she wasn't very well
herself, and she therefore laid her ''Ieft
hand upon the right shoulder" of Mrs.
q. requesting her to depart, at the
same time applying epithets to Mrs. G..
which the latter Indignantly spurns.
Thus far to show how the outbreak Of
the third of August was caused.
The next day, the memorable third
Of August 1896, Mrs. G., revolving in
her high mind the indignities she had
received, again made her appearance
before Mrs &. as she was svyeeDinor out
her room, ana, without SO much as
'good mornin'," sOliloqujzed as fol-
lows: I'm neither a thief nor n ro,1ne
nor never swoTe a false oath" Mrs
&. "D'ye name me that is a thief and
a rogue?'' Mrs. e., still in soIiIoquy-
I'm neither thief nor rogue, nor
! never swoTe a false oath"
This was too much. Complaint was
made against her for using such Ian
Ruage: She was arrested. And, al
Ihough she bad the bsst of counsel, she
was hneo i've dollars and costs.
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GOT mo THE WEoxs PEW.-Tuss-
day las; certain respectable young gen.
tlsnen Of this CITY Ee-e Walking doEu
Main ssreles 10 the neizhbOChood OF ihs
Cresk bridge, and spying \ lady Of
Their @eq uzfntancs sitting At one Of Tie
windows o. The souse IN Sn5ea sne
hangs OUT the iho1EEt sz.IsH3 them
70 make daylight ealL They called
TIE lady received Ihsm with that eouE-
tz-Sy fo- which Shs Is remarkable. and
thSzy Es-= son s=atEd and pleasantly
ehGfiinz- TndiHeEent s1b5ec4s for q
while EnocOpoli1-d tie conversation /,
bgi one OF Rns party grew nervous and
vowed he W3s tired o. the weather.
business, ths tight rope man, and The
theatre HIS unszsinsss now took a
ds-tdei sh4P-=- and his chair WAS seen
moving LIKE ty hide towards thai Of
The LADY. This lady Is sid to furnish
II h=- own fsz-son the only living rep-
rezze niativs Of Thai often quoted indI-
EstuAis The moS- VICEuOOs female
II = As 10 wonder then that she watch
Sd viii cary eye The advances Of the
chair tbs. she determined within her
z=lf nOS 30 yield 70 the Temp;er though
be tempted ever 50 sWsesly.
All the while the Young gent grew
b-ol3e--he talked SeInctiVsly-he made
move as though he would take the
izIr lady IN his aEm-6ut she was PR
parsd- a self-co-kiDg revolver, load
Cd, stared him IN the iac~snAp vent
1 one cap-snaP went auother-ihe gal
liant and his friends took niSht-thsy
( disappeared Ike = d4sh-and she Lady
Eas len in undisputed PossSslOn Of all
sae held dear.
y. B.-The police have heard Of the
matter, and are nov using all the re-
sources al fheiE command 70 aPPrehend
, ihs aggrssOr.
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THERE were received at the Wheeling
Post Once, yesterday, no less than four
or i've bushels of papers, principally
copies Of the Cincinnati CDnHleTciGi,
Enquirer, TIHss, and the Israelite pa
Per published in that city, of which last
there are Is copies addressed to one
man. In addition to all this, there was
also about one bushel Of letters. The
papers and letters were addressed to
parties living in West Virginia. Some
of Lhe letter packages had been made
mp in the Wheeling office five years ago.
Nothing was wrong with them, APP
Parently; they had not been wet, or
damaged in any visible way. But how
did It come that these papers and letters
never reached their destination? Where
have they been? Who put them on the
wrong track?
There il some mystery here, and We
wait for an explanation
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ForS Sale.

WILL OFFER FOR SALE 70 ACRES
o. god IADd, half o. which i IL GEAPEs,|i
81 The whole t=ac< o. IN los Containing
acreS TO suit the purchaser.
AkSo, q DWELLISG House containing :
rooms. A6eSrab1e Ioeatjon- which vii sell
SGIE cheap
I Tould also Hksto sell my PLAISTSS AND
SAW MILLS. known as Belmont Planning
and Saw AEIfS." Bridgeport, Ohio. vi
give great bargain IN the purchase % the
Nils Al the above properly = situated n
BEi6<epoEI. Ohio FoE further particulars and
terms enquire =; o5S= Belmont Planning
and saw NiItS- Bridgeport Ohio
aGK7-< . . WA. STEWART
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VIZ noticed yesterday that Messrs.
John Reid & Co., have commenced the
erection Of new building next their
brewing establishment on South street
CThts street runs from Main to the p. 4.
o. P p Passenger Depot 1, wiIl be
II by l3p feet, and will consist Of two
ale cellars, arched, lined, and paved
with masonry; over this, three stories,
the first Two occupied as malt floors,
the third as grain floor. In rear OF
the building, will be constructed malt
kiln. The whole, when completed,
will form one OF the finest buildings in
the civ
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THE MAEEET yesterday vas well at
tended Prices ranged as follows
Pork, beef and veal, 10 cts. per pound;
dried. beef, % cts; tomatoes, 81, 90 per
boshel; potatoes, s. cents per bushel;
corn, 10 cts per dozen: lima beans, -
cts per quar-; string beans, high and
scarce al 81 o. per bushel: cabbage, 10
cents per dozen beads: bets, 70 cts per
dozen punches: blackberries, 81 90 per
bucket; apples, 81 80 per bushei; butter,
- Cts; eggs, IL cts
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PACKERS HOTEL. opposite our Office.
was the scene Of a little affair, Tuesday
evening, that resulted in the overflow
ing happiness of two individuals. A
young gentleman and young lady ,hav-
ing experienced the truth of the saying
about the course of true love never
running smooth, came to the hotel
mentioned for the purpose of taking
each other ''fOr better, or for worse. y
For some considerable time, however.
no preacher could be found-the pair
must have been in agony-but at last
the Rev. Mr.. Ball was brought round.
and without more ado they were tied
fast; They staid within Packers hos
pitable walls all night
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AS a Newspaper

Embracing the Markets Of Wheeling and
Other cities, b daily made mp with special
reference TO reliability and the wants OF pro
dueeH and commercial men. In II the rea-
der VIII always md truthful reports and
statements Of the daily transactions and
actual state Of all the leading markets.
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THEATEE.-We are pleased TO learn
that Mr.. Raymond has effected IN ar
Eangement with the distinguished ac-
tor,. Ar. Theo. Hamilton, for a few
nights: He will make his first appear
ance this evening in the character OF
joe Morgan in the great moral plav,
Ten Nights in q Bar Room"
There have been a number Of requests
foE this famous play, and Ny. Ray
mond does well to comply with the
popular desire by producing it. As
This is positively the last time the play
can be given, all should seize the OPP
POrtunity To witness it.
Another attraction tonight will Be
the appearance of the popular young
comedian, Sir. J. Ogden. As he was
formerly a citizen ofwheeIing, he will
certainly receive fiattering reception.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member Of the Royal College OF SurzaoaS
LONDON Graduate OF one ofthe mos elnineat
Colleges In the United STATES and the 2reafeF
pan OF whose life has been spent IN the baz-
ELSEWHERE, has effected scme Of the lIlfISf a.
tol2ShtnR curS that were ever known. many
troubled with ringing IN the head and e.zSs
when asleep great nsFTOuSnEss bssnR alarmed
a. sudden SOUNDS bashfulness, With frequent
biuSatnZ. attended sometimes with derSnZe-
SneHG Of mind EerE F-1PE5t I'm Ty1sr3FsssaI-
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr. ]. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper Indulgence and son
taEy habits Thtch ruin both body and mind
uniting them soT either business. study, So
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ASDREE THOMAS. charged with SELL
ing in defiance Of an ordinance made
and provided 70 the contrary, iutoIi-
eating liquors TO John WEIGH, a minor,
was let on, on payment Of cost, an ar
rangemenI having been effected BE-
tween him and the father Of the boy to
whom be lad sold the liquor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

WHY BIZ HUNBUGGED LoxGER.-Ever
body draws prize in a bottle that will re-
store gray hair TO its original color, prevent
and cure oaldness- Rings Ambrosta is the
only preparation that Is warranted to do as
represented. Try a bottle and be convinced
OF get your money refunded. For sale By
ODBERT, Chenist, End Of Stone Bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

TISHT RoPE-Anotber immense
crowd assembled yesterday evening, in
the vicinity Of the bridge corner" 10
witness the performances of NJ. Deuier,
which was equal IN every respect to
that OF the preceding evenings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

BALD HEADS! GREY HEADS, ArrEST1oS:
Si1. Winsiow's Hair Restorer will restore
grey hair To It's original color, and force a
growth Of hair on heads that are bald. Try
1t and be convinced. 1t Is an elegant dres
Ing and gives the hair most, son and glossy
appearance. Sold by E. Booking, No. Odd
Fellows Hall. =
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valuable Land and Coal For Sale.

OF ACRES OF LAND WITHIN THREE
y l mtIs Of the city, principally HveP boz
;OEn, not sab5 eef TO ovenioT, be-: sufficiently
dencez- The soil : UNSURPASSED The vteE
up and down the TIvtT Is magnificent This
land could aksO be used 70 advantage fo-
manufacturing puTpsosS, there bsing I55 aEe
OF coal s. million 6OShelsl Immediately in
the rear and belonging TO same parties, v hich
VIII b sold with the IAcd o. sspeEafe.
PeRORs Wishing 10 inEe< in this way might
do ven TO can SO9u, a Opportunities seldom
OdeE for such Investments. I.IRWIS,
aug7-lE Real Estate Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

Or Main street, Centre Wheeling, one
dOor above the corner Of Market Alley
and Main. Nj Pred. Myer i putting
the finishing touches to new double
dWeIiing-houss- II is quite an ornA-
InsnL TO the locality
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

RIVER SEws.-Two feet eight inches
water in the channel at this point, and
stationary.
The New State arrived late yester-
day, and left for Parkersburg at D.
M; the Rather, in place Of the Leslie
Combs, left for Sunfish at 3 p. IN.
Boats leaving to-day are, the Julia,
No. ?, for ParEersburg, at IL a. M; Ad-
vance, for Parkersburg, at II a. m, and
Rather, for Sunfish, at ; .. m.
Business on the wharf very dull,
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Wanted at Once

DWELLING HOUSE oP SIX Oh
"A sevs1 rDSU-zS n = eEatrzl l.sa{szy- IN
gzl=s - PAIRIDGES GALLERY, IL Nan
s<re-- 2EE7-S
Ia mn QUART FRUIT CANS FOR
lUpUtJJ Sc A. the siOSe TA-sAoCse o
NlLeG 4 S1o1EraaZ- No Man street, a. s. i
~ 60zea- Aatz q re b-< a-Ats--AEs All
by 9he EanEs eIpsTS@nne5 T0-E1c=l- va
EzoI my caEs Ps=E1Sc= Az iAzhE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

THE building owned BIZ Mrs. Knox,
on Main above Uuion street has been
undergoing repairs preparatory 20 oc-
cupation by the Singer Manufacturing
Company, who propose TO open new
agency EoE the sale of their sewing
machines
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COMPLIMENTARY RExu11 TO Mss

NSAF4-L14ENI taxi BEAKEI1 10 Miss
NJ Z. GoEDoS.-The accompanying
correspondence explains itself:
WHEELING, w. VA. Aug. :.
Mss NJ Z. GORDON The under
signed being DESTROYS Of EestiIyiHg their
appreciation Of your worth as a lady
and commedienEs, beg to tender you a
complimentary benefit on any evening
that may suit your convenience, when
they trust they will be able 70 Prove
the high estimation in which you are
held by the citizens Of Wheeling.
Very respectfully yours,
Captain 4. T. Devriez, Marx Lewis,
s. D. woodrow, Henry G. Harding,
William E. TruT, J. o. Golfer, Aug.
Campbell, James Z. Hanes, Sel6y
Jones, Samuel S. Maihers, Stanley d.
Wheat, Robert w. Black, J. S. Porter,
Of Hancock county; J. K Jacobs, Jesse
Z. Mellor, Horace z. Abbott. George
Ross 10. Snider, John K. Malone,
e h Russell, James 2. Rogers, p G..
Barr, s o. Taylor, J. r SeiIl, F. Tur-
nsE, James W. Warden, J. NJ Ewing,
Ir.- John Steele, James r. Gardner,
Arthur TIece, Henry Whitaker, Z. j,
Wh!PP!e, J. E. Mcksnnon.
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JOHN IFAkkI ~ . LaAInE LleesuTes
- secure = supply Of water 4 trench
has been dug from the front Of his resi-
dsnce, on Main street. TO the Main pipe
IN the center Of that street. In this
VII ke laid branch pIp=.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09

SPECIAL CAUTox.-Mrs. " tnsioE's sooth-
Ing Syrup has become 30 popular that various
parties have put Out articles calling them
Mr. WinsIGE's- Plezse take notLee mat the
ME- WinsioE Of the sooshinz Syrup il not
connected with any otheE article. iu2-s1ndw
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'PROcEAsTTSATToS Is THE THIEF OF
ItNE'-TOO many allow themselves to 90
without proper nour1shment, and before they
Know It have the dyspepsia inthe worst way.
Indigestion, unless speedily attended to, will
certainly produce sickness and III health.
we know Of no remedy equal to Goes Dys-
PeEsiA Cure in such cases. 1t enables the pa-
tent TO take hearty food, The parent Of health
stors distress after eating as soon as you take
it, and Is perfect regulator Of the stomach
and boVelg
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fRepty.

GESrLKxES:-I feel much pleased
by your appreciation OF my efforts 20
amuse you; doH5{y so-for your kind
consideration in rendering me a com
plimentary benefit l beg leave to
name Friday evening, Aug. l0th, as
most desirable TO the management and
myself Believe me gentlemen with
heartfelt gratitude
Very respectfully yours.
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SIS Only.

NwISG TO COMPETITIONS. WILL
e4sR-.s = Only ~ Al Gains Es-scEzi u
my Lax O zct 2rESE .c-1Ay, Nh@<s%- tx
ss5ldszEa oE WE3OSx q FA-e1ts, su- bSJ2B.y @
rszus5df-zs E1s3=E Acss q AK Ec1sE
Ss5a1LsES ca make oa1h 20 LbEsX dams
As:s- szpPeE CT This evening o: ;o-moC-DT
egs1laz- - tkGss Who c8oDOf EpA-E the dr.
El1g ts= day ean coCzS :; ;Az2 ttEne.
GID 2 CALDWELL
AE-z AttOEDeJ A. Law.
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~ w cure Indigestion and Nausea
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Old Home BftterS.
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Regulates the Stomach
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Otd Home BiteS
Old Home Biters
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cures Heartburn and Headache
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Oid Home Bitters
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mn 70 every Traveller. as it at
y certain preventive OEthe evil efIeSfs a
constant change of water.
Old Home BitterS
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The Great Summer Remedy
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Buy your sewing machine eotton a, VIM.
Sumner d Co.'S, @ Main st They are the
principal agents foE Geo. a. CIart's cotton
and have reduced the price TO ten cents
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IN CONCLCSIOS.

We have To express our gratitude 10 our
friends for the liberaIity with which they
continue 10 sustain us, and We risk nothing
IN promising that the ISTELLIGESCER
Will continue to improve as the public de-
mands require, and be fully up to the spirit
and requirements Of the times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-09
Train for the West.

WHEELING, June Is, IS56.
az AND AFTER JUNE nth. Issf, THE
" Passengers and Mails from Wheeling. for
the Eest viii Be Despatched from the Depot Of
the b & .. p P Co. al 80 a. and 80 ..
m. and leave Bsn~ood on the arrival OF the
Z. o. X X trains at l2=S9 p and so 2. m.
jU5 ]. 2 FORD, Agent