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WE RETURN OUR THANKS 10 THE
Nv many friends and Patrons of Jeremiah
C1einShs, ldeceasedl for the LIBERAL patron
age bestowed on him while In our midst, and
also tILEe this method of informing the pub
and Upholstery bushes In all its branches.
At the old stand, No; ll9 Main street, where
we hope by strict attention, to business to
merf 1conttunance Of the patronage bestoW-
ed OH him. - sisi ~ ,I.-CIEMEESSidE On /,
stantly on hand a full assortment Of Metallic
and Other Cofnns- - aug24
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THE RIVER AND THE 1CE.-4HS 4SeS
and gorges and things, SO pleasant TO
river mariners, are most emphaticaIy
broken up, and as fast as possible are
getting out of the way. The first move
ment of ice took place night before last
mt about one o'clock, but was check
mated, and moved only few feeti at
this time it piled up In the river from
four to five feet high short distance
above the blidge. At few minutes
before three o'clock on yesterday
morning It brought its combined
orces to bear II concentrated Z"
and came tearing down with trernen-
dous violence, that not only alarmed
boat-watchers, but awakened goodly
number from troubled dreams who
were particularly nervous on the
Ice question. We are glad TO record
that there was no great damage
done, which can only be attributable
TO the fact that all our boatmen wereon
the alert, and had taken due precaution.
However, there were n few boats that
could rot be. kept in the even tenor OF
their way; the packet Eagle, yesterday
morning, BECAME chilly, and sailed up
on dry land, but was crowded back in
to tho river without much dihcnlty
the NeiD State also was showed outofthe
river, and she seemedto enjoy it--she
Is out still; Booth & Battnlle's wharf
boat is out high and dry, in n rearing
position, and remains there; she stands
on her hind feet veTy1well considering
the ice and her "lackacy" Of skates; the
new boat, AitHeSOLd, now being built
here by company of st. Louis and
Pittsburg smen, has had n very severe
time Tor the last two days but byexer-
tions has maintained her status, and Is
now all right; and the ferry boat, run
ming across from West Wheeling, was
forced completely out of water, and n
large hole Knocked in her sidei the ice
is now doing her an act of mercy by pre-
venting her sinking, and for the pres
ent at least, she is disposed to kiss the
rod that smote her. In addition TO this
there are about II halfdOzen coal barges,
some loaded, forced upon the levee.
The EngLe will leRye hero this fore
noon at eleven o'clock for Parkersburg.
Captain Booth is bound 10 stern the cur
rent, ice and all.
We hnve n vague idea-and the
thought is strictly original THAT this
uphenving and out-gushing and gener-
ally demoralized Estate" OF the river is
nothing more nor less than the Berkeley
and jefferson "status" of West Virginia
rushing down. Idf 400
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ONE PIhLIs sArD0sE.


Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves 50, are cautioned against
using these PlllsW In that condition lest
they g invite miscarriaee,p amer which adj
mon ft4on tile proiJSiefoI ssiirInes uc TesnfIef
bility, although theirmildness wonld prevent
any mlschiefto health, otherwise the Pills
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for an those aff1icttng complaints 80 peculiar
10 the SEX VIZ: DEstretssa0 and Prfilfn Mem
Hedd, btezfnes, Df1iIiess n Sioff,s Green SEX
ness, Heari1tees Fatigue on amp S!i0hf Ereytfon,
distressing comp atnt q, part culaTly that most
annoying, Weakening. and the BEGINNING Of
all other female Weaknesses, : = -
The Leucorrhosa, or Whites.
At thesame time, there g nothing In these
pills that can do injury 70 life or health. III 4
tEe directions be Stytetty fotLotUed and you VIII
~ ONE BOX rs SUFFICIENT.
80, 900 Boxes have been Baid within
- Two Year, fi.sf-. 80 (
Ten Thousand Boxes sent by Letter, both by
myself and Agents, 10 an parts or the world,
Which iaies y. thins IijS me afove ,iI M
have been known since THE ScIESCE OF
MEDIcHEDAYEEDuP oN THE WORLD,
In n emoVtng DISTINCTIONS & Resfor-
ing Nature TO 1fa Proper Channel.
oUIETISG rHHEEHvEs and bringinghaolr the
rosy color OF Health" to the cheek OF The
most delicate. =
Price 81 per Boxs YrH Six Roxes as.
Sold by ALoABE, KRAFT q CO., wholesale
Druggists, IS Main street, Wheeling General
wholesale gents Tor Test Va towhotnl an
ordeB must be addressed. Sold at Retail by
REED, KRAFT eco.
Sold In ST. ciatrsYfIle, Ohio, by csf
$3.50, W. T. 81. J.PtCKERING
Ladies. by sending si-Q0' to either OF the
above agents 70 the Yfhee1ing Post once an
have the pills sent, fcon6d entia1ly, q by Nail
70 any part q the country sfEse Of postaise.F .
ocs-1yd Sole Proprietor. New York.
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UNION TICKET.
EIeetIon, Monday. J.a.ninlla.lrEy "a, b

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Election, Monday, JHnuary 22d, 1856
For Mayo. COL. N. WILKINSON
FIR Guy Gerk...-CAPT. w8f. MATTHEWS
FIR CitD GeroedJlG 49, COL JACOB WEDDLE
Fur Qtn TFeaslrcr. F. HOPKINS
For Supt- Of Water Rorks---..JA1dEs BAG9s
For Street comHltsEf0aey HESRY RAMP
For WtuEJ AEaAer.----JoHN @ BELLVILLE
COUNCIL Gtfi,t
lsr wARn-FETa BrUleb.-Rober Gibson.
Pad Brnieh eophiIns Pugh, VIM 4 Gun
nelly, ThoS. II. Logan, Elijah Day. lf-ir .sit
2SD wARD.-FErst BrGaeh.-E- II. Norton
2ad Brmeh.-ThoS Z. Beans, J. Nelson
Vance, s.iat
aRDW AHp-Pbst Brunch RobG Morrison,
Fad Brnneh-I. H. Williams ]. c. Hupps Jas
BOdIey. VIM. b. Simpson.
4rH wARD.-FIsf Brdgseh-D... E poneL
2Ild BrdHeh-John Clayton, Thos- N. NeSee-
~, Joseph Brodie, David Bell, sam u. ste-
venS-
SIN wARD.-Fhsf Brq,aeh.--Cos: n. 3; Hub 7
bard. md BrdHeh.-RobeTt PTatt, .. r. hll-
dreth, VIM. ID. Lewis, O. +. Zorn-
BrH wARD-EhH BruIel=.Wil ltaIn Has y
inKs 2nd Br1Hch-James wilson, Alex ",
Robinson, Isaac 6oudy.
TN WARD.-F51f BrGleh.-Dr. ]. II. Con-
nelly. Dad BpaHeh.-John RTew-
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Government Sale.


SALE OF DRY GOODS,
y, " IA AZ x5eti6hI q 81 FuIyeyoEs
TTTTsSrSI1oiiSe 40. II Market Street. NASH
VTTI.E, ON Tuesday, Feb. g. 1856
N BEDDING.
. o6l Hair MATTRESSES Jolhted;f mi MIG
300 HhII PiIloSsj A5I DFi1 w =
55SSS ConnteTpanes, Linen and MarseillOS
moo Musquito Bars
300 Pillow Casssiii. -455 - rsl-5 Is 70. 3.
1900 Pillow TICKS
5000 Sheets, Linen and Cotton'
h CLOTHING.
1900 shirts S2IHI HSInfIIc
1000 Drawers
5000 Dressing Gowns
1900 Soclsi
1910 Nisht Caps. .s-InElIne al g iH
1''' III p fslT sUNDRIEs.issiis -sullisf.
5000 towels. fulI size, Abacll;; ilin = ~
1900 Roller TowisI CRASH ,gl.,
1000 Napkins;
200 yards Red Flannel;
300 Gutta Percha Clothi
loo India Rubber Cushions and Pillows;
loo Canvass HammockS;
loco Blanket Gases;
HOOCO lbs Oakum and Tow,
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wedding, Tape, &C.
b a small portion OF the foregoing articles are
secondhand, isndewM be sold iseparateiy;-
The greater part are new and in original pack
ares Catalogues may be had on application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
|g SURGEON and BTt Colonel UySsSolsl,L 4 Z.
jani5-lbt Medical Purveyor U. s. A.
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DR.. SEELY Els
aGo2 S. aai4aI9ih0
IL @ U / D
IT
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>! ae3TO'A OTgIS
REMEDY.
REMEDY.
srCU,RaEsseTFiAiRRA a, HEER7Sh
ri N nrBEcFTof Arb LowEfprs ia ia
rVonu for cFreuEar Seszfbtn0 an sIanpton1I
syMPToMs.

SYNIPToMS:
TIME SYMPTOMS OE CATARRH AS
they eens1Fiiy PEes159s IS ggf I ESSSt
ifey have frequent attacks, and are more
Sensitive to the changes of temperature; IN
iscondition, the nose may be dry, or q sLgnt
discharge, thin and acrid' afteTwalTis Deco m
comes chronic, the discharges are increased IN
ouantity aniehangedi In quality they are now
fSici{ ffSSii beayy aild me hawfed or e0ugbed
on. The secretions are offensive, causing a bad
breath: the voice IS thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak: the sense of the smell Is leSSened OF
Another common and important symtom OF
Catarrh Is that the person IS Obliged TO clear
niucus which has fallen down from the head
during the night When this takes place the,
perrin infS be sure his dlseasa = on rs
F The Above W are but few ofthe many catarrh
Symptoms >: ln9ak siras,1d2i -siit-i7.3 81
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Ensines for Sale

PORTABLE ENGINE; 10 HORSE POW
| Err; stationary do. Is do. do, with double
hue bofler1 feet HONG incl ding every thing
COMPLIES to set in motion ThrAboye VIII be
sold perD cheoiD. - HUBBARD&CO.ss
South end B. & o. R. R. Depot.
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TIE sale of Government property
was concluded yesterday, the articles ss
disposed Of bringing a low figure.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS


Immediately cured and fun VIgor Restored. .
This distressing afection-which renden
life and marriage impossible-isth the PENALTY
paid by the victims Of improper fndufgenceS.
Young persons are toodpf I'd commit excuses
from not being aware ofthe dreadful conse-
quences that may ensue- Now, who that un-
deTstands the subject viii pretend to deny
that the power ofSprocreation is lost sooner
by those falling into improper bahits than
by the prudelf9 Besides being deprived of
the pleasure of healthy offspring, the most
serious and destructive symptoms TO both
body and mind arise. The system becomes
deTanRed, the Physical and Mental Functions
weakened, Los Of ProCreattpe Power, EeFv-
ous Instability DyspeJsia, Palpltatpn q the
Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consump-
ton, Decay and Death. ii-'' lfi 80
once, No. = South Frederick Street,
iLeft hand side going from Baltimore streetI
a few doors from the corner Failnol to OBJ
serve the name and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp.
The Doctors Diploma hangs IN his ONCE.
A CURE. wARRA IN TWO DAYS.
NoMenc,Sy or Ndtrseots DysgH
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d. THIRTEES Sisters of Charity were at
the McLure House yesterday, on their
way from Baltimoreto New Orleans. %.
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THEweather yesterday was beautiful,
with a bright slh lIday. 81 i go
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Dwelling House for Sale.
n OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
House, erected on Lot No. IS Main street,
Centre Wheeling. Price 5000, upon agree
able terms. Possession given on the first OF
AIs anf2tf BEVERLY NJ. EoFF.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
pBEsTABLISHED As A REFUGE
0TfESM fY4fHsEiFK.L& Vi III
THEoNLYPLACEWH EREA CURECAE
REORTAWED.

nR HAspIsCovERED THE
IL most Ctfthars SPeety and only EfeetuSi
Wei tcfiess Of the Beck and Limbs, SfTicfa4Fs
a ffectfOns OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Inyol.
fIntary Discharges, 1mpotencY, General De-
bility. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low,
SHIRTS Confusion Of IDEAS PalpifaflOn % tic
Reaff TiniidltY, Trembling DimneSs otSiRht'
or Gfddiness, Disease Of the Head, Throat
Nose or skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs
Stomach or Bowels-thoSe terrible disorders
aTjSinofFnnn tfleFSniitary Habfts7 Of YcnfIiZ
th0Sesi fJF III and solitary practices mofs ataf
10 their victims than the song OF Syrens to
iffle Mariners OF, Ulysses, blighting their most
brilliant hopes or annctp atioriS Tendering
marriage, DC, impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice that dreadfnl and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands Of Young Men of the most
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thundets OF leloquencA, OF
walked to ecstacy the living 1yFe,1 may call
with full confidence.
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Warl war I Is Not At AIl End.

A Card. asi1 - (
II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
/ my friends and former patrons that I have
taken charge OF the Cutting and Manufnc-
turing Department. of MesSTs. NJ C. LEIGH
4 CO., llS Main street, Wheeling, w. Va,
mems Furnishing Store, where would be
pleased to see any OF my friends and formcr
patrons. Any orders left with me or the e.
Enlistment shall receive my prompt atten-
ton, and entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
We win not ask the party 10 take the goods
y - Very Tespectfuuy yours, " ssln
or ,ggti Il f-G O. n. WHEELERs
Formerly Of the frrn OF Wheeler & LalEfn.
noYlSSm
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contan1nla.I
ting marriage, being awaretof physical weak
pess, organic debility, deformities speedily
He who places himself under the care ofDr
J.. may refigiously confide in his honor as
gentleman, ; and conn Identity rely upon hia
4sin asa physician. AN(NJ
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The CITY CHURCHES. is probable
that several important changes will, the
coming year, be made in our city
churches. The congregation Of the
United Presbyterian church have pur'
chased grounds, and propose erecting q
handsome edifce on Fourth street at an
early day 1t is said the colored popula'
ton will occupy the old house of wor,
ship on Market Street The congrega
ton of 81 Mathews Episcopal Church
have purchased grounds on Fourth
street and contemplate building a new
house OF worship III that place. The
Baptist congregation propose purchasing
the old church. The Fourth street
Methodist congregation intend tearing
down the old church and erecting in its
-tead new and elegant house of wor
ship In East Wheeling there will soon
be a Methodist church built for the ac-
commodation and convenience of the
Methodist population resident in that
section of the city. The congregation
Of the English Evangelical Lutheran
Church propose erecting new house OF
worship on Fourth street at no distant
dav. When tho Improvements and
changes are made, Wheeling can boast
of rs neat aud commodious churches as
any city of like population in the land
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

FIRE, The alarm of FIRE about toui
O'Clock yesterday morning was occasion
ed by the burning of a stable owned oy
John Crawford. situated in the alley,
batzeon John and Centre streets. The
flames spread from the stable to the car
,erter shop of Edward Clator, and
+berce east to the residence of that gen
tIeman. which was entirely destroyed
coming west, tile fire destroyed lime
bouse belonging to John Clator The
stable. was entirely destroyed. The
horses were rescued, but four or FIVE
ions of hay aud large lot of lumber
were burned. The carpenter shop and
residence of Edward Clator were entire
X destroyed lie succeeded in saving
much of his furniture and household
Goods, but the lumber, ETC., in his shop
vas lost. The dwelling was owned by
John ClatOr, but occupied by his brother
Edward, The loss of John Clator
will be about eight hundred dollars;
that Of Crawl ford about four hundred
dollars and that of Edward Clator about
two hundred and fifty dollars
The fremen were on the ground with
their usual promptness, and through
their heroic efforts alone the flames
we're subdued before they had spread to
the property adjoining the scene of the
disaster Had the supply of water been
adequate, the fire would have been ex-
tiuguished before any serious damage
had been sustained
The fire was undoubtedly the work
ol an incendiary, as there had been no
fire near CrawfOrds stable for many
JaV The torch was no doubt applied
py some villain who had taken that base
mode Of wreaking his vengeance upon
The owner of the stable. Coming events
east their shadows" &c, and pub,
iication which appeared in an incendi-
airy print few days ago was the shadow
of this outrageous act We trust no
effort will be spared to bring the culprit
to Justice
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TOULOUSE Demonstrating
Sunday night the dollhouse on the Ma
tional Road, between this city and Full
ton was destroyed by fres The fire was
the work of an incendiary. The build
ing was new small frame structure
and was not quite completed, There
has been considerable opposition mani,
tested to the establishment of toll.
house between this city and Fulton, and
to this cause is attributed the destruc.
tloH of the building.
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EUFGIARY.-LateS Saturday ulght OF
o.uly yesterday morning, some person or
persons broke into the store of Messrs.
NKim " Stringer, on the corner ofIMar,
ket and Union streets-the store room
formerly occupied by George K. NINE
chen. The rogues with an augur bored
a number Of holes through panel OF
the door, and thus made a hole in the
door. Through this hole they managed
10 reach the key in the lock. unlocked
the door removed the bar aud this gain.
ed admittance into the store. Between
seventyhve and one hundred dollars
worth of goods We're carried of, mostly
cigars At last accounts no clue had
b5en obtained to the bold thieves.
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FINE CATTLE,-We yesterday morn
ing sawalot of -6ne cattle pass down
Market street. The animals were raised
on Short Creek, in this county. and are
destined for Eastern markets We saw
two lots, owned by Mr.. George SaWtell
and Ed: McColloch, weighed on the city
scales. Two oxen, owned. by the former
gentleman, weighed 1000 pounds, and
two Owned Inv the latter wei ghed 4,375
pounds. Some cattle The heaviest
aver watched on the city scales.
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The PITTsBURG CONFERENCE, which
has been in session at Washington, Pa.
during the past week, adjourned yester
day afternoon, The ministers were well
pleased with the kind reception they
received in the town.
On Saturday resolution condemning
president johnson and endorsing Sum-
ner, Stevens & Co., was introduced. A
warm and lengthy discussion ensued
and the resolution was finally voted
down.
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Doors Aud SHOES WHOLESALE AND
RETAn.~Messrs Blonde and Bachman,
at No. 107 Main street, corner of Sprigg
alley, would respectfully inform the pub,
lie that they have in store large sfocl;
of boots, shoes and CATERS, to which they
are constantly receiving additions, which,
for durability, style and elegance, is un'
surpassed in the city. Country mer'
chants, and all others, will do well to
give US call before purchasing else
where, as we cannot be undersold
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A GOOD WoRK,-The young men of
East Wheeling deserve the credit of
starting an enterprise, which, if proper,
" carried out, will be blessing to this
entire community Some time in the
month of October last, they organized a
society, which they called The Young
Mems Society of Biblical Inquiry. Soon
after, the young ladies organized a SINH
lar society These societies now num-
her about sixty members each, and by
theiI energy and perseverance, together
With the liberality of our citizens, they
have accumulated sufficient means to
purchase splendid book case, and have
made good start towards filing it with
some OF the best literature of the day
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MEssRs. BEEKVIAN AND ERNsHEIMER
have just received q splendid stock of
Spring Dry Goods, which were bought
at reduced prices and will be sold low.
This being the first stock of Spring
Goods brought to the city, it offers the
best selection now to be found in this
market Please call and examine goods
and prices, at No. 1873 Main street, two
doors below the Grant House.
MARLIN 5.-".
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POLICE CoURT--In this Court yester-
day Nancy Hyatt and "Skinney" Miller
were each fined twenty dollars and costs
for being drunk and disorderly. In de-
fault of payment Of fine they were both
sent to Jail
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The finest and largest assortment OF
brushes, American, French and English
fancy goods, camel's hair, tooth and nail
pomades, soaps and perfumery, that
we have ever seen can be found at E.
Bookings drug store, No, Odd Fellows
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SINCE the advent of moderate wealth
er, the skating park has been deserted.
We observe that in Pittsburg and other
cities, rooms are being fitted mp SO as to
accommodate those who may desire to
anuse themselves on parlor skates Can,
not similar enterprise be inaugurated
here 1t will pay.
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OYsTERs-Fresh, sweet and luscious,
large, fat and nice, received daily by
Booth, Battelle e. Co., at the boat store.
The season is drawing to a close. I'm
prove your time, ye lovers Of these de-
licious bivalves.
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LoAFNG.-The damp nature of the
day yesterday served partially to keep
the corners clear Of the chronic loafers
who usually rendezvous thereabouts.-
They were not altogether free, however,
for very considerable number braved
the elements and held their position
grimly. Such is the force of habit
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The FAvoRITE.-For Coughs, Colds
Hoarseness, &c, the Hoarhound Balsam
is the popular remedy. 1t does not dis
order the head and stomach. The chill
dren like it, 1t gives speedy relief -
Price 35 cents. Sold by dealers, T H
Logan & Co., and Logan, List & Co,
proprietors.
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Chaplain 18th w "a Infautry
PrTTsBuEg. July : 1855

Messrs McCAgE, KRAFT g. Co.-Ge7EtIemen
Allow me 20 add my testimony to that OF 9th
ere In regard TO Jour celebrated Diarrhea
Compound" / have been for long time sub
feet TO the disease for VII ich il Is recommended.
have tried various remedies but never found
one that so completely eradicstes the disease as
your medicine. A short time ago was suaer'
ing terribly with DiarThea, IProcured bottle
Of Kraft DiarThes Compound. leIpeTlenced
Immediate relief from one dose and after a
third dose felt as well a. ever. regard II az
an Invaluable medicine and would not be with
OMIT Yours truly,
l. " STEWART.
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WALL PAPER.-Messrs. J. c, Orr q Co,
advertise the receipt of handsome lot
of wall paper, embracing every style and
variety. Housekeepers who contemplate
fixing up" will do we'll to call soon at
No. LOG, Main street, as there they will
find large and complete assortment OF
wall paper and borders.
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" RECONSTRUCTION"

RECoNsTRUcTIoN."-This idea ap-
pears to be popular hereabouts, if we
may Judge from the rapid sale of the
reconstruction" hat by Messrs. Harper
IL Bro, the entsrprising hat and cap
dealers. Go to the corner of Main and
Union streets and be reconstructed"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-13
To the Public.

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