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The Knabe Piano

IsWell enough known Throughout tha No..
States 70 stand upon Its mRFits, ana !, ~ niIed
neceSfslay to PEDDLE them throusS n Itl
country or send agents from door 10 5oot NE
a, the proper way for purchasers IN s,,,.,
themselves Is TO apply to a Responsible SIPsPy
W. Mn EsSr snsy know that what they buy Is 1s
Another method of pushing bad wor,, r,,.
sIIe PUBIC y to sell through Music ToePSIai
ailoWils them large commissions for raSnEli
5 1esiHtlng their instruments. This moIS NJ 4,
tp1a business OF course fIcredSes the mis- " "
the purchaser ~ 0OIhe nom
n IN PES y from the agent of fstc,,,,
the fSrtSI.!i ~ an instrument can beha5 Al
OF outside makers that the ideSIs0
S1n1ii nssion increases the price oft6e insfInH
Persons in want OF first-a GLASS Pianos corn,,
expect eE to buy them at second or thiri cISH
s,6 The public are Invited to examine III.
'NSA VI
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Editors INteltigeneeg: ,i
It being understood that our present
worthy Recorder, A. G. Robinson, Esq,
will not be a candidate for reelection,
and no person having been publicly
mentioned as a Union candidate for his
place, take the liberty of suggesting
James A. Macauley for that position.
Sergeant MRcauley was one of the
first TO enlist in the gallant First Vir-
giniR infantry, and was one of the best
soldiers In that good regiment. In his
place at the front, In the battle of Port
Republic, he lost his Lent arm, and be-
ing Immediately captured. suffered for
three months under the pain of his
wound, the scant and clumsy care of
rebel surgeons, and the privations of
Belle Isle.
Resides an unstained record as a sol
dier, and an unblemished character as
a gentleman, he possessesth the qualifica-
lions requisite for the post of Recorder
none the less creditable because they
have been obtained by his own energy
and exertIon through life. ~
But no.words of mine can add any
thing to theregard in which he is held
by his numerous personal friends and
the community in which he has spent
his life, and desire but to commend
him to the Union County Convention of
the 25th inst, as one who, If nominated
by that body, will be elected, and VIII
make courteous, able and diligent Re-
corder OF Ohio county. c. 74sia
si if =, OLD CITIZEN.
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TUESDAY, moRNTNG. AUGUsT n.
THE harmonious IS Democracy J, came

THE harmonious IS Democracy " came
to a dead lock yesterday in their con-
vention, and, after two days session,
including n multitudinous number of
ballots, were only able TO agree to disa-
gree, and to adjourn until next Satur-
day week. They tried allsorts of expe-
pedIents to outwit each other, and to
bring about nomination, and with a
nomination some bread and butter dep
utyships and jailorships for the authors
ofthe expedients. But it was all in
win. The Democracy were equal to
each other, and all stood fast to their in
tsgrity, that is to their bread and but
ter expectations. One formidable dele
gate moved that the lowest candidate
beidropped, which motion was amend
ed 50 as TO read the highest candidate.
Mr.. George Forbes said there was good
democratic precedent for this latter pro-
ceeding, and he appealed to the Democ-
racy to remember Baltimore in 1860,
and not fall out again. he further said
that anybody would suit him, as he al
ways voted for the nominee, be the
same good or bad, as he believed that q
bad democrat was better than a good
anybody else. This sentiment was loud.
ly applauded by the "outside PRESSURE
who at once recognized It as the true
'dimmicratic', doctrine of the ancient
times.
We entirely agree with Mr.. Forbes
that minority nomination is good
democratic doctrine, Mr.. Benoni Good
TO the contrary Notwithstanding. The
Southern Democracy always governed
the party, as they did the country up
to the rebellion, by the adoption of then
two-thirds rule which enabled them t.
rule out any candidate obnoxious tC
them. That was the way minority
nominations came TO be good demo,
cratic doctrine. The democracy here
and elsewhere were so long governed
by Eastern Virginia in this way, that
the habit became second nature to them
and hence in view of the prospects Of 8
speedy restoration of the South to 1t,
ancient dominancy they are putting IL
practice the old expedients of the oil
garchy once more.
But expedients and all, the conyen'
ton failed to agree, and were forced Il
adjourn, mot, however, until after on,
ofthe delegates, following the exampl,
of the forty men who took an oath Il
kin Paul, had moved to stay Their,
without adjournment or recess until I
nomination was made. The democra
,cy could not stand such a motion
Hungry AS they We're for the offices
they were equally dry for some of Mas.
by'a cordial, at the Corners" and
hence, with much alacrity, after &
wearisome session, adjourned until
next Saturday week.
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Brick Machine.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only .two-horse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de:
fined edges and UNIFORM lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for IT.
we win take it back and refund the money.
Address ABRAAI REQUA, General Agent,
~ y REoaaway, New York. auga-2meOd
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lRootI Rootl lRooti ReadI IIeatIi

RootI ROOtI ROOtI ReadI Read
RooT's PEsrACHINE preserves the life ofthe
in three weeks prevents the hair from fall
ing-iS the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-Wil surely remove
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Is delightfully."- peffnmed, cures badness and
Will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly and tell 1t true, when we say It is
perfect - q Ei4 fit= 10.
RestOrer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pesta6hio mt on; Sold by all Druggists.
-.f4t-l ftfifi .f Springfield, Mass.
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TTENTIoN / BAID HEADsi
ATTENTION! GREY HEADS
THE nTTEENI THE nTTEENi

+. MRS. wINsLoWS Queen Of Hair Re
storers is Queen. not only in name, but In
virtues: y viii make the hair grow, and re-
best Hair Restorer in the market. twill free
the head from dandruR and produce a new
fully applied. Try thequeeu. It Is d delight.
ful hair-tireSsing. Recollect the name, Mrs.
WinsloWis Queen OF Hair RaStorers Sold
Wholesale and Retail by EDMUND Book
ING, No, Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W.
Va. iIi2S
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,Jitst. lghat goa need Ladies.

These Pnls act as mild and gentle stirnu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving distractions mental debility, melan-
choly, DE-; restoring nature to its proper
channels. Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box. BY
mall To any address 81 10. Sold by
-'i GAUGHlINS q BUSHFIELD.
Also by O. H. ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
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WHY NOT UsE WE = nRsr9

Over twenty years' increasing dennd has
established the fact that MATHEWS vENKl
T1AN HAIR DYE, Is the best In the world. It
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. Notrouhle. no crook or stain. Does
not rub or or make the hair apbeartiusty and
dead. hut imralts to 1t new Lie and iustrtetI
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre.
terfed. A child can apply it. AIwaySRfves
satisfactiop. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, sls r -, sl..s, ..i,j
a. I, MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer, NY,
pEMAS BARNES& CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. - may2O11yeods
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THE Richmond Wing, for a long time
spoke Of 'ihe negroes, in Its police re-
ports, as he nations ward, !" and IS she
nntion's ward For example:
Elizabeth Shaw, white, assaultinR
Elizabeth Draper, lishs nations ward. D
This was another case Of double-dis-
tilled concentrated lie, and Mrs. Shaw
was discharged.
Having Exhausted this vein ofhumor.
the .'local'' has struck another amer
the following style:
John Reynolds. negro, ''Sheridan-
i1ed" q bay mule from Miller Mitchell,
OF PoWhatan county, DC, &C.
Edward Hlll, a small negro, hButler-
tEedH q dress and some other female
apparatus nom q duslSy sister, de-, &c.
This Is only one illustration Of the
q lihppeasal5Ie, 9ndying hate OF tie
Nation and Of III IL defenders, which
these g eliiyalrS . are proud TO oclSnowI-
edge
Tm sentiment most applauded at
thetreadlng Of the Philadelp address,
WAS that .snp people subject to such
treatment as that 70 which, the South Is
now suhiectsd could long remain 10y
a. heFeading of this was called for
asecond Time and the Wigwam shook
With socifsrots applause, when the
words were repeated .ss '.,.
This must make q deop impression
upon the eunntry5 e the rebel generals
and rebel Cons men rejoicing In
their Eebellion5 aud toasting or their
services IN II should decline to eremain
loyal what would become Of ns3 How
terrible the Conseq uenceS Il hat bic sea
Mayor d New Orleans should be made
~ CONTINUAL III tFe9 tnent, 10 yFavef Ia
his ioYalfEi Suppo Z some OF his mo-
Ment % tho Union, that Jealous quar-.
: 4ianslilp over tho 81 llls of The people
that 1ey j ave lli el n ~. mi Cd Tho
ANlt TOO d tcollttil To- be emit
y Z QE. w ieo, and w ade II tnnton, ana
4el 5lpri shlnit give up the Union,
49ll ttAt 4ient W GOOD aud v tfiienili
lin gre natural sptil1 hat go oied IN
l'1lIr ardCrl
gsllnd Mt 81 me PhiIade iphia
lQnyent.on may b6 summed up In II
few words llnoly.
ut Denonnclng loqll ni61ibor 81
Congress because they hate feb6is AZ
ardenti4 hey love tie Union.
penlndlne ne adlslssi6n 10
ConsSes 81 the fqpte s6I 81 ne
renels WHO iata the Union and loyalty.
as ardQnily rs they love slavery ana
Democracy.
ST. n otlor words She Convention
Ita dee conn lrr 10 mt Z oi5i / ~, jfi,,.ii
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4llIIAtI.III OFFICE, CITY OF, W IlEI.rSs. Z.
A GENERAL. INSPEfETftjN on tff4rs.
a premise and habitat IONS n iflifr III icffv
VIII aga,n be- nlasle.iiA aie6iilI I'll
Wtthont ttiEt her notlee5 enforce The fr
dtnance IN relation to ho9-penR ana SSfIIfsr
nIqislneeS ez Within the limits 81, tiie
tbs e6rnastly ecornrneniied h, ti,s
OF Fulton Manchester, Rfichleif Iyn sS9ss59,
other Place 70 the limits of |il1e civ.
lels,y 70 The con!
ter houses, soap and Other II eifs 2
=. s4QE4 ARD BLUM, Il. D.,
-.alA- soA ls..ts - = L. stdelitli Cfiieefl
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CoIgate's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
Asuperior toilet soap, prepared nom re-
aned Vegetable OILS In combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. It's per-
fume is exquisite, and It's washing properties
unrlvalled. For sale by an druggists.
ta9S5 febN.lyd&w
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ALWAYS IN SESSION was a
very irascible old gentleman who for
merly held the position of Justice of
the Peace in one of our cities. Going
down the main street one day, one Of
the boys spoke to him without coming
up TO his honor's idea of difference.
Young man q, fine yo .![v FIVE dollars ],
said the offender, ''you are not in SEES
sion" teThis Court" responded the
Judge, thoroughly irritated, t'is always
in session, and always an object of
contempt" There was order in Court
as his honor passed on.
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THEWAY no FIGHT CHoLERA.-The
way to fight cholera is to give instant
treatment of the premonitory stage is
simple enohgh-on1y be prompt. Get
specific for diaFfhea from your family
physician, and keep It always at the
elbow. A physician should be sum-
moned at once, in case of threatening
symptoms, but the time spent in going
for him is always precious. Repose,
also, is as essential to overcome loose
ness of the bowels as medicine. Take
care Of the diarrheas. sef 10
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Lifel NO!
DROPS

DROPS! DROPSI DROPSI
Coughs, Bronchitis, Sore Throat; Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague In the Face,
Headache, Toothace, Bruises, Sprains, Chilb.
lalns, Group, Colds, Fever and .Ague and
Cholera in a.stngle day. Sold by al Druggists
with full directions for use u f79S - =
ORRIN SKINNER q CO., Proprfetors
Springfield, Mas. DEAIAS BARNES & co.,
Agents for Boston. marl3-lY
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!. A PLAIN spoken western preacher de-
lfvered the following from his desk: ''I
would announce to the congregation
that, probably by imistake, there was
left at this meeting house; this morn-
ing, small cotton umbrella, much
damaged by time and wear, andian ex-
ceedingly pale blue color, in the place
whereof was taken very large silk
UMBRELLA, and OF great beauty. Blum
are getting little too common.n
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HEAVY rains have caused much loss
of life and property In Wisconsin and
Minnesota. Thirty persons were
drowned by sudden rise of Root
river, near Houston, Wis. In nearly
every county of Wisconsin bridges
were swept away, in many places the
country was for miles under water.
The Wheat crop of the State is nearly
ruined and the other crops are badly
damaged. In Minnesota many houses
on the banks of rivers were swept away,
many entire FARMS were submerged,
the damage being estimated at not less
than 100000. Ell Kader and McGregor,
a. papers report Immense damage by
Crops were destroyed, bridges carried
away and much live stock drowned.
Rains have also done considerable
damage in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, nli-
nois and Missouri. 'i.,.
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slfoTHERi'' said little Ned, one morn
ing, amer having fallen out of bed, t'I
think I know why I fell out OF bedilast
light. Il was becauseI slept too!near
where Ig0t in. - Musing a little while
as il in doubt whether he had given the
night xplanation ,he added, .ss&o, that
wasn't the reason; it was because i
slept too near where I fell ont.n
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GEN. JOHN PIERcE, surveyor Gener-
al of Colorado, has sent to the commits
sioner of the general land office At
grown in that section. The plant, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty perfect
heads, was produced from one single
grain, and was forwarded as sample
Of the luxuriant growth of grain in the
rich lands In that territory. The wri-
ter states that all grains produce album
dainty in Colorado, which contains
country. .-lls l.lL3,l
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TEE London Itn,es of August i has a
on the previous night, extending over
twenty -four columns. as pafliAmant
does not begin its session till a very late
hour in the afternoon, this was rapid
work on the part of the reporters.
-Four of Its pages being thus occupied,
the Times apologies for the exclusion
of other matter. 'i'ai m
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- 2 T r = 8 nss
THE editor Of the Norwich Bulletia
wrote from Philadelphia to his paper
as follows;
The @era Of good feeling'i of which
the Hartford Times spoke so eloquently
2 tsw days ego, has ALREADY been lnau-
gur1ted. 1t cannot be Interrupted till
the bar CLOSES. There the widest politi-
cal differences are harmonizeds and the
country reconstructed on an enduring
basis OF Bourbon aud Sboughton Bit
ters. speak from the first days expe-
Renee. 1tmRy be that TO the loving
cocktail in the green leaf will succeed
hghting rum Ia the dry. It may he
You VIII inquire what Is the object of
this ConVenti0n If YOU do and don't
learn nom this letter. i can only say It
IS because, amer tiilig lent search and i'm
qutry, have, myself, been unable TO
discover It. The nearest approach to
any information upon this point that i
have yet obtained was an anst9efsI Fe-
ceived from General John q. Swift, Of
Boston, OF whom inquired what the
Convention would do He Ia f6ffaefl
me that they would Hkeep' ont VallRn-
dighams and TINT WIS all he knew
about it, SO gather that the object
81 this Nat enal MISS Convention issto
keep out lhndi ghiiii. - IL strikes
me Ihatl takes q great m any people TO
do It, and that they are making an un-
neie russ over IT. i7li Is a.is6El
The well known Washing 0n cores
pondent OF the BOSTON stlusl.tissi-,
:. Dixon, 2 who was also il philadelphia,
sends HIS paper the following correct
analysis Of he material which eodSs
posed the jon. DRt John on Congsl-
ton.
The deiega ii appear to form two
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PRICE n cents and a. -ner hottie.

DR. Err. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by IAU9HIRS&B BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gistS, also by 4. H Logan q Co., and Logan,
List q Co. -. 80 mY2S-3mdAH
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IRaii'a yeEi;e.abie sieiiiilaa naIiE IS.

HANS Vegetable 6fciiian aniE jat
5I,sfiJsi - ~ newer TX 80 !.
fisiI.. ...,ts. Removes the Hair
dltJ Vegetable Sieiliti Ear Eas,i eidsj.s IS
hss9eQTes grey hair to the origInai color.
~ Ettgll 9 E3eifF .ReIleigeIs
Prevents the hiatt ffuin n ilfTIa oif
~ 241lss Zee llIil ~ Ia 4.
lies The hair soft and eiossy ~ - ~
- 44dtt3 keget1blg Sieilinlt l91lis n6ilelbeyi 81
NJ Does not stain fheelSinsis ssIsf z, 81
& Hdlfs HcQeidbt IN m I3dir Relel5eS;
44.ls proved llselt the best pfepaFtlt ion for
tne nan. ever presented 70 the public
,n12l.ly ddsWtuesf ~ = % % s5FfllS1 80
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DIR. LAROoKAH'S
Indian Vegetable Pultnonic Syru,

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, wHooPING
" COUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, NIGHT
SwEATS, HoARsEEESS, to which public
speakers and singers are liable, CONSUME
TON, In Its early stages, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergymen OF every denomination, authors,
editors, professors In our various colleges, and
by many OF our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, It Is adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use Of
many OF the cough preparations Of which
opium and Ipecac are the base.
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Dividend.

n x. BoTsFoRD 4 CO., NO. 24W6TER
q street, Wholesale Grocers, have Just re-
celVed:
81 Bags prime Codee, A"
~! % Hing Sugar, fsfi H-s.l Is -fHFI5t
50 BblS. White Sugar, MI
100 Is Extra family Flour,
- NoS!i, 3. ind DIaokerai In bbls., x bbls
lIs. and kits. iiits fs-dtllffl gf9l1-tt ~
3 !. lMolaRsea and Syrup. is3sE rn au2l
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MINIS. e e -
Sfl0 I-Eesss 81 All. oR,rE;p SIZES /
9s2a z. 9. aItiDfsErH q BRO.
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NotioeI "a Commanders.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the undersigned until the 18th of August,
1855, for building frame school house in
BenWOOd. Specifications will be LEFT with
Mr.. Enoch Bowers, BenWood.
-tst JOSEPH PEDIEY
i4 GEORGE KEMPLE.
81 V8.f. ~! ENOCH BOWERS.
School Commissioners, Union Township,
Marshnll Co. w. Va. An2l.tde-
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Doyle's Patent Pulley Blocks. 8 (
ORDERS FOR THE ABOVE BLOCKS
" VIII receive prompt attention. One man
can hoist one thousand pounds, and the
block VIII hold the weight at any point Ap-
ply 70 ~ 90 CHAS. H. BERRY.
au20-1t No. Is, Water Street.
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~ ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO,
, August 10th, 1866. II

ST. CIAIRsvILLE, ONO,
- August 10th, 1866. -
Editors Eiteuigeneei
In this morning. Issue OF the Reois9
Ter, ts p report Of the ''match gameH OF
base ball played here on Saturday last,
between the Star clubof your city, and
the belmont OF this place.. 1t Is scarcely.
necessary to say that the members of
the Belmont club were not only greatly
surprised. but somewhat indignant at
the. palpably partial, and manifestlyl
unfair and unjust report of the game.
1t Is evidently q studied effort upon the
part of the reporter, whoever he may
be, to compromise an honestATepeFt just
far enough to relieve the HStarsn of the
true olltLs resultant from the contest,
and still not so. far as to take away the
laurels from the Belmonts" as to dis
satisfy them entirely. have no doubt,
from the opinions formed by the ''Bel-
/ montsp Of the STARS first nine, " ON
| account of their kind gentlemanlY adj
dress, candor and honesty while
amongst them, that this report not only
did not come from them, but that thew
would condemn and deprecate it as
much as any one. ,i1.s
One gf0und of complaint is-that af-
ter several ingeniously Worded sem
fences about "anytiiing but level
Eground, "a number OF large trees be-
ing inithe road, disparity In grounds
DO, DC, It then concludes with the sur
prisIng sentence 'Ethe tl9O clubs hare
agreed 70 play the game ove,' again. /"
This is decidedly unfair and untrue, as
1t cannot but produce an erroneous inn
l,pFession. 1t is true tho contest took
lplace upon the Belmontis grounds and
may have been of some advantage To
their club, but certainly not to the ex-
tent that would be inferred, and must
have been intended TO appear from this
report. ist +;ai3
'a The challenge came from the .tstar,, y
which gave the "Belmohts" only the
choice OF grounds, the 'tStar" even fix
ing the time for play. Baseball etf-
tquette requires the challenged club, ii
winners, TO play return game; and
the Belmonts, of course, would have
done so, but almost Immediately upon
the close of the game, they fore
stalled it, by requesting return game
themselves, which was willingly ac-
cepted. And the return game will be
: lplayed according to said agreement, on
Friday next, and not the same game
played oUe1' again, as stated by the
Register Is reporter. SPECTATOR,
! II ~
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Eau AarFrtfsEnlfnts.


NJoTtCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting OF the stockholders of the Gem
ire Wheeling on and Mining Company VIII
he held at the First Mutual Store, In the
city or Wheeling, this evening AZ O'clock,
mes which may be lawfully done by said
stockholders in general meeting!
Given under our hands this atEt day Of July,
1866 q. W. BURNETT.
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Slate Rnnhnp.

NENERAL AGENTS FOR PENNSYL-
VI vRnia Slate for Roofing. VIII keep on
hand a full supply from the best quRfTies,
:, ~ LEI DODSoN & BRO,
aule-1 No. 81 Main st, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-21

TETIHE sTOCKH OLDERS OF THE
Washington Gymnastic Association are
herein requested to attend the meeting on
Friday, the 81Bt Inst, at one, O'clock, 2. NJ,
at the Club Rooms ON Wheeling Island, for
the purpose of election of Directors and ON
GERS, GEO. SCHWARZBACH,
anZlsInMIh.2M - secretarY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-21

JOHN RooERs, 8eeretdTy, -
RALEIaH CO., w. VA, Aug. 0, 1866.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-21

"a Public NOtlce tiUo
rs HEREBY GIVEN, TO WHOM ITMAY
j concern, that I, Capt. WV. Wise, shall
otteE for sale on Wednesday, the 22d Instant
wood Furnace, alarge barge load Of coal to
pay charges hold against it. ~
MARTnSs FERRY, ONO, Aug IL, is66.