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PARK sKAr1No.-Yesterday and last
evening, according to announcement.
the Park was again opened, and as was
expected a pleasant time WINS spent. In
the evening, more particularly, was
this the case. About eight hundred
persons visited the park during the eve
ntng-a band of music was In ntten-
dance. and there was q fine display of
fireworks. Hundreds of merry people
made the park one grand scene OF gay
ety. -s@{1f@ ts5tsft5 Sai il II ,.
There will be skating again, to-day
and tonight. 3 haaf
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Thousands OF persons of an ages can now
Judge what Is the cause of their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak,
pale. nervous and emactated, having singu-
sYnptofna of consumptfon. --Llftl-. = -.
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AIEssns. II. DAnLINGroN 8 Co., Il

AIEssRs. II. DAnhINGToN & Co., the
enterprising and energeticsuccessors of
the well known firm of George w.
Smith & Co., brewers, of thiscity, have
recently perfected arrangements for the
manufacture of lhrger beer In addition
to their other business us brewers. The
first lot of lager manufactured will be
given 10 the public at 10 o'clock to-day
At the brewery, in connection with a
lunch, and an opportunity will be af-
foried to lovers Of this beveragel to test
its quality. Those judges of the article
who have tested the new manufacture
OF Messrs. Darlington & Co. pronounce
IL most excellent. Dealers in lager Will
consult their interests by patrOniHing
this firm, as thoir already well estab-
lIshed character us business men will
be n guarantee of fair dealing, ~,
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TnE riyer. wSIinnssll rising, yesterday slow

THE river was rising yesterday slow
", with about six feet in the channel
The ice in the West channel closed in
the morning, just above the bridge, On
our side IL closed several times during
the day almost entirely, but kept nov
ing some little until seven minutes af-
ter three o'clock when IL blocked up
tight at the foot of Monroe street.
At our boat yard the Re6silile and the
landing the Eagle, ZdneSCilEs and a
small tow boat are laid up.
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Public Sale Of Government Property

ASST ouARrERMAsrER's OFFICE. U.s.A.,l.
-sINHKEnrSG, W. Va, Jan! ], 1852 'li9E
NY AUTHORITY liREgEIYEDatFR FROM
ID QuartermRster General, Will sell at pub
the buildings known as the Government
stables, on John street, one, hay shed, On
Im6re or lessJ Sale 70 commefe eat 10 o'clock
D. Il. q Terms cash, Government fnfid -
f-ITi on ,bal7liii y y r.. S!GARDNERtal
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NorH1Sa EQUAL 10 n soHD.-spchi
is the testimony which we receive from
hundreds who are using the g E4eefsior
Baking Poigder.'' For Bisc,ttts, Buck
trheqt and other 0riddte cakes 1t is es-
pecially adapted, making them light
and crisp and wholesome. .Betcare Of
Imnqt9,isf See that you get logan
List &, co.'s, az EsreeLsior -Boking P0tOde';."
Sold by dealers everywhere! 9 heae -
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GOOD a z il !: Lands /: 3;

-
tDURSUANT TO A DECREE on THE
d Circuit Court of Marshall County, West
Virginia. made at the November steFul, sAED.
Of land belonging 20 the estate or John "
Oliver deceased, lying IN the county and SIXTH
Aforesaid and appoEn hitting the undersigned
commissioners. tor.sell the Eame,sand by the
authority % the widow and, adult heirs we
will offef the wiloleof the above tract Of land,
situated ON both sid Is OF the b. & Q. r. r.. ~
'.Boau1 TTeee tuhnels and Containing about
liat s,il sga 1919 ACRES. - q . itli' =
at public Eale.H The land is % superior quail
ity, well watered, and about 800 ncres CLEARED.
under fence, and well set in Timothy and
OF peach and apple on the place, also CONS
Portable log dwelling house. corn crfns wagon
shed, &c. Theptimber land e known g the
finest, and among the most conYeniently los
Gated In West Virginia, aboundtng in oak,
poplar, hickory, sugar and black yalnut
fhis properly ) really desirable. either for
b q o. r. r., thirty 1t miles sfnom Wheel
ing, with the advantage of both eastern and
western markets, and adjoining the lands Of
where there are sevefaI wells being sunk,
with refy SfiRtfering prospects Of oil. It is
also one OF the best located sheep farmstn The
given, the widow and adult heirs iotning In,
The deed. Possession given on conf1rTnat ION,
Of sale by the court. The sale VIII be held nj
-Bellton, on the B. & o. r. R, on - hsS
Il Thursday, nth or january. 1866,
ut i O'Clock p. I'M Teuns-One-t hird cash M
hand and the residue on q credit Of six and,
Twelve months with Interest, TO be properly
Persons desiring furthef Information can
obtain Il by addressing Jos. r. AEcEain, 0lAysss
Vile, Wa shtngton Cos Par or John II, Days
Washingt9 9nf IN S nv la .s1
q IaE .sbos.s 10 Jos sst 4 n MtfAAfN. 2 4
decl4-td, 7sas5gs.iIf ftsff Commissioners, Z
Baltimore Ameriean viii Pphltsh daily IN
sale, and send bill to ]. r. MeTain, Claysville,
Pa, with copy OF paper.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HB- Doors AND SHOES W HoLEsALlE AND
RErAIL--MessIs. Blonde q Bachmnn, at No.
respectfully inform the public that THEY. have
in store n large stock Of boots, shoes and gait!
ems, TO which they are constantly Teceislng
PIlnce X UNSURPASSED In the city. Country
merchants, and NIL Others, Will do Wen TO
give US a call before purchasing elsewhere.
-dec23-lm -, Ill MI .tt..t. ,EFfn.Ll-
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GovBRNMESr sABR.-Yesterdav Bre-
vet Major Gardner, the Asst Quarter
master at this post, sold the govern
mcnt stables on John street at public
sale. They were bought by tile follow
ing named gentlemen for the sum OF
$sSS: Messrs Beck 4 Rymsn, Messrs.
Donlon & Oglebay, Mr.. G. Leonard and
Mr.. c. Bush. s4ssl q = -
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Trustees sale.
tan9td
Commissioners Sale.
.IMgH4Ac zisEahdsr Hssmhn fsIA

TNCHANCERY.T ~ EzEAo
: Fsi II Alexander HeymAn
Alonzo Loring, Administrator Of the Estate
,T-llii Of JedersonE L Sangston, deceased.
BY virtue oftNdemee feEldRfed IN the apoye
cause Oct p, 1865, I shall, on Monday thadzEn
day OF February, 1866, at 10 o'clock q. m, sen
at the front door Of the Court II opses ne ioi-
lowing descfibed property or q. suf1ciensy
thereof to pay the debts mentioned in the
Bll In this case 70 II 81 Log. VI
ia addition TO the City q &heellng' A liG
uated at the corner Of Union and Filth sts.i
south of Union and west OF Fifth Sts:, bound
ed as follows, TO wit: Beginning at the inter
section of said Onion and Finn SIS, thence
west SO feet inches on Union St, thence SCUM
IS feet 10 an foot alley, running nom F1ith
81. TO a IA foot alley, which runs into Union
81, thence east with the north side of said :
foot alley to Fifth St, thence northwardly TO
the beginning. Also, the following described
real estate situate on Fifth St, in the City Of
wheeling to wit: Lots numbered s, 10, IL and
70 In ]. & q. RItchie's addition to the town OF
Wheeling, and the adjoining four lots on me
east side 81 said lots g. 10, IL and II, and which
four adjoining lots are in the addition 70
wheeling called Buena Vista, and are num-
tefed q. 5a and 10 in square SO. N Wf1H
dSTelIas inhife known on day Of sale.
G. L. CRANMER,
fan9-SOd Commissioner.
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--- EISkSETsl.
IN GRosS FIASRE. Ifalf Pint. Pint and
OU Quart, PIkes Peak pattern received BY )
9 u q Etsls r. HfIpREfH &BRns Il
.GIoLGATES FANCY SoAP-SO0 BOXES
" just received and for EsI6 at the rnanufac-
nov soy21 - PBYok HA NpLAElk co.
" Herring, IA 6blss and half bbis,, received
AND n fINrs Ilaaa 49, ~
EnoYa PRYOR. HA1SDLAN.& 60. q
HE5e-siizzs --4EAt11 s-ga taisig, u -fA'
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81. NICHoIlAs HolTlIEEI,...
CUlIBERIAND.

s. LUAfAN,......... = Pnonrietor
TIHIs HOTEL Is LOCATED NEAR THE
i Railroad Depot and In the centre or the
ouslneSs portion Of the city. --3ee-=----z-----
all trains, gep27-sr1Si--
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-=5sses5l5aF aIf;
For Sale.

1000 lbs. FRESH GROUND, NO. l
htlt1tl fIuliei BucltwheAt Flour. 100 bbls-
~ Ss5ttnd Rye fiotif, White Wheat Fam
ii1 n I'm Bbls AID saciss.- Ah1ktIldS o.
HINf Feed. Orders for the above articles let
Iii, MI Bailey. at the Union Ticket once
mnfier the MILure House, will be promptly
filled. J.B- DETW4LEh * w. .
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nBA Chance TO Obtain any OF the
Above Articles for one Dollar, by PHr-
chasing q Scaled Envelope for % cts.
? n8-Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent Tor
81: eleven for 81 thirty for s.; siXty-tivc for
$40; one hundred for Sl6... 20
nE-AGENTS WANTED EyERYW HERE
Our patronsare desired to send United States
money when Il Is convenient Long letters
are unne cessary; ~, u q, -. = -.
case be accompanied by the CASH, with tie
name OF the person, sending, and Town,
County and iStAtee plainly written. Letters
should be addressed 10 the Managers, as fol-
lows fl-slisl f-rIl4 isrfIla
: - GOODlHINsHUHT & CO..
Box SOS Post Office, New York.
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90. OOO.G

~
hiSTRIBUTIONIs MADE IN THE FOL
ftIOWING MANNER:
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
OPES. which are well naked. one OF these
envelopes, containing the certificate OF gTaeT
for some article, will be delivered AT our Once
or sent by mail to any address, without re
gard to choice, on receipt of . cents.
ON receiving the certificate the purchaser
/ and can then send ONE DOLLAR and re
ceive the article named, tr can choose Any
OTHER one article on our list, OF the same
So Purchasers of our Sealed Envelopes,
may, in this manners Obtain aid, an article worth
EORFoNH pOLLA II,
which they need not pay until Il IS known
what is drawn and its value. Entire satLsihe-
ton guaranteed in all cases.
1.-THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
woaId 70 the faSt Of Us BENG 5
1.-The country. We are therefore enabled 70
send inner goods end give better chances to
az, sr of the kind Tho busi
| ness continues to be conducted IN a mir anu
a9a i z pe a 9 ETe,
llpIeclate this method of obtaining rich and
| elegant goodssnn mink rg.H 49,,
| sent very large number OF valuable pflAts
| to all parts Of the country. 'IhUSe VINO lilE-
money, as no article on our list IS worth itss
than one dollar, retail, and theIe are no
blanks. ,.,
Parties dealing with us may depend on
lhayfnP prompt returns and the article drawn
| will be Immediately, sent to any adde's by
! return mail or expires
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Eureka Association
and have kindly allowed the use OF tnelf
names; many other names might be PUBLISH
| ed were we Permitted
DT.J. SIanh, llG Clestnut-st ,Plliln Il Piano AZ
value 500: col. s.. NJ. Robertson, 81. charles
Hotel, n. o., La. OH Painting, value sig9; AiEs
Lucy Adams, Detroit, Mich, Gold N4lch
value $50; Patrick Burk, l2l Chnpel-St., New
Haven, Of, Melodeon, value S2gg; Jesse K
Williams, Springfield, Mass, COD Watch
value $40; Ms. 81, Il. t2obeTts, Revere House
Boston, Mass, Piano, value $50; Hon. Nelson
| y, White, Washington, ID. g., Oil Painting,
value SlOtsI Luther Brpwnj % Fleasant-et
Fail River, Mas, Gold Watch value s!aF
| Mrs ]. Phillips; Worcester, Mass Melodeon
value 5000 J, s. Browp, Westheld, MasS S .95;s
| SatcIl9 value SIS; Miss Il. Davis, ShttcHt
Mass, two prizes, MelOdeOn, value $50 tiuA-
| ter Diamond Ring, value S2nO a.
| T Letters rom various parties throughout the
country, acknowledging the receipt Of very
valuable gifts, may be seen on NE at our
rs Be Sold for One Dollar Each.
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For Sale.

n Will SELL THE HOUSE AND LOTT
II now iiv6in ON Water Street, K tront64 q feet
$,inchaS by % feet deep There 3 avery COM
modious dwelling HOUSE. with g. rooms and a.
hath house, with both hot and cold Nateny
Stable and Ice hpnse-aI In good repair. Il
viii zen my Eroesries and give don To-
'dnire OF ssff5 ]. x. B0fsEQRDy ,y.s
ssp4-s Water ST. w va, 81
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Engines for Sale.

i PORTABLE ENGINE, 10 HORSE POW
Err: stationary do. Is do. do, with double
hue boiler II feet long, including everything
Complete 10 set In motion. ThAaboye VIII 90
soldreJIt chenp, q III HUBBARD GCOs !
cfs,fF South END B. & DIR. r. Depot.
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PROPERTY IN SOUTH WHEELING
FOR SALE.

8 TRUSTEE NAMED IN A DEED OF
n trust, frum George T. Caldwell and Kate
L. CaldweiE hts wine, dated the nth day OF
March, 1852, and OF record in the Recorders
Office of Ohio county, in deed book 45, folio
$50, will offer at public sale. on
Saturday, February 8, 1885, -
H IDl O'clock d. mi, at the sffont door Of the
Cont HOUSE Of Ohio county, two town. lots,
numbered thirty-flye $50 and thirty-stx 800,
Nv known as Ritchietown.) Title believed
.unquestionable, but, selling as trustee, shan
convey only such tile as Is vested IN me by
TerIns-One-third of purchase money cash,
lone-third In six months, and one-t third In one
Secured by deed OF trust on the properly, or
talpCash. al purchasers option 81 i i 10 =
NJ 3 If4ll = la b. gALDMgEs ELL g
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Yesterday morning early n son of
Mr.. Thos. McCoFmiGK, when going
through the planning mills of Holiday
& Co., ran his right arm against a cir
gled, and the lad suffered greatly : 2
DR.. Hupp was called in 10 attend the
sufferers, and under his skillfnl man
agement they are both. doing well.
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8 Sale of Iron Suueezer.


TOHN HAMILTON AND ALEXANDER
81 Rogers, Late partners under the firm name
Of Hamilton q Rogers. who sue for the use OF
Alexander Rogers, ". Eliphalet Q. Dewey.
Attachment in Assumpsit.
BY virtue OF an order or sale made In the
above entitled cause by the late County Court
for Ohio County on the 18th day OF December,
lS6O and also by "a subsequent order OF the
Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Virginia.
made on the 9th dayof October, 1855, shall
proceed to sell at public sale, at the koun,
dry of John Hamilton q Co. In the E6tl1- Ward
or the city OF Wheeling, on Monday, the
9th day OF February, 1866, at 10 O'Clock
n M, to the highest and best bidder, the Iol-
lowing described property, to wits
OneShaft; one Bed Piece; one Pinion; one
Bevel Wheel; one Ring; one Manheadi four
Manhead Legs; Brasses for Squeezer; one Gross
Piece; one Squeezer Casting; two squeezeT
Plates, and three pieces for Squeezer, said 70
be a complete Spueezer for O Rolling Mil.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
Sheriff Ohio county
Wheeling. Jan. s, lS68-3Od
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2 Farm for Sale. !.

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
] his farm, one mile West of Bridgeport and
taining sl1S Acre., ID dne eondf MON Tor Guilt
Vation, ON which Is o dwelling house, stable and
gTanary, and about % acres well adapted for
frame ciiltures For further particulafscan on
JOIin PnftefSon in lREIdkep6Kt, Ohio, or to the
subscriber. near Martin's Ferry, Belmont Co.,
oato; ,5s1Hst2 teIIs S " ma e .oTf
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Late lof Philadelphin,l "a

Gate Of hiladelphinil sssa
i"Ho, HASIoeATED HIMsEIF. PER-.
nlanently at No. z5;ZHLRD 8ZREET,
EIIInblhG,stSd-s y + r,3 s-gvf,-.lF s-.sl5sef
Dr. Y. proposes to cure Gonorrhoa and elect
In nom one to three days, without fnterfer-
ence with diet on hindrdnce 70 business Prf-
mary syphilis In from one to fiFe daysS Sec
ondATy in nom one to three weeks E0ef{if!
nal and Seminal Emissions Stopue1 mi f0T1
nve to tan days. Skin diseas = and an other
diseases OF private nature, treated Win mn
parallel success. - -
Erystpelas, Neuralgia, UEspepsfa. lkser6fnla
and all impurities OF the Hood and dr.
Of the Kidney and Liver speetiify rfIrelj nv
DR.. YoungiH Ceiebrafed Extract OF FffeSyeed
. pfeparntton to be procured from no oflieS
source 4JIb Essh fS3E ffatjsk rhE IT
AN EpIMENAGoGuE FOR LADIES. 3
u "A compound prepared and snld ioniv hvI1r
Young, warranted TO remove al inlISff uefions
to the healthy TnehsfrualF1Io flood. I'M aFfinrr1
new tone and activity 70 the system; price 81
per bottle Obstinate eaees Of long sfaniffsIr-
may require No. 2, which Il four degreeS afroo1
er than No. I; price S per bottle.
. n8 Married ladfes Ehould mot use the above
compound for reasons made known with each
paclEnge.t g - -. - -
n87A safe eeFtafns and healthy preyafitS-
tive to conception furnished on appfieaffon
Persons at n distance, by stating fheirFyT
TOMS age and occupations can receive ifledf.
cine by EXPIRE securely packed from o1sersf
Ntlt4oC. - ~ i y u ilsi 7s saitsf slsii -
Atldress Or. YOUNG, No. % Third street
PittsbuTg, Pa ONCE Philo HAN second floor
entrance ON Third near Market Once hours
. a m to u m. and p m. 10 pm. oe3 =
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NOTICE.

3 soLpIERs' STAT: AnESTss.-In our
kilograms the other morning we pub
ltshed dispatch which stated that Mr..
wetmore, the State Agent of Ohio at
Washington city, had collected during
the war from the Treasury and the Pay
Masters Departments in Washington
city, and paid over TO the soldiers from
his State, monies amounting TO the
sum OF 1886, e62. 5ts 3.3,
Asa matter OF news to many II not
NIL of our readers we shall state that
the agent of West Virginia, Mr.. Jacob
Hornbrook, during the war collected
in the stield and at hospitals, from the
government for the soldiers, over one
milton of dollars, and distnoutedlt 70
the families OF the soldiers at their
homes without one cent of charges or
remuneration for his services, his
trayeIInp expenses only being borne by
This vast sum ofmoney was collected
at great personal exposure and risk,
and distributed all over the stare, Win
only the assistance OF his daughter IN
the arlnrous duty, and without the
least cost to the soldier.
THE difference (Which is not mem
TONED in an inyidious spirtt-be-
tween Mr.. Wetmore and Mr..
Hornbrook, Is that the former was
in safe place and in uncomfortable quar-
tiers at a salary, while Mr.. Hornbrook,i in
making his collections, frequently VS.
tied the front of the army, and, as we
have said, Mt great personal risk and
exposure attended TO the interests
ofthe soldier. e -.
In addition to collecting and dlstrib1
uting the monies Of soldiers, Mr.. Horn
brook and daughter frequently gath
cred together and supplied to hospitals
necessities and luxuFies for the in
mates. Many heart has been made
glad through the kindly ministrations
OF these noble persons. ~.
While engaged in the aIduous ont ".
of state Agent, Mr.. Hornbrook was Of
ferel the most lucrative Office In the
gift Of the government in our city. Bit,
true TO his noble purpose to devote his
whole time. energies and attention TO
the needs OF the soldiers during the
war. he resoIutely declined the pos+tio
Mr.. Hornbrook received from the
Governor commission as Colonel and
Aid-de-camp, which honorary title. In
addition 10 the payment of his travelling
expenses, is the only emolument or re-
Inuneratfon he has ever received from
the State. .-.,..4,s. :,
We have spoken somewhat in detail
of the West Virginia State Soldiers
Agency, because we feel that ~ Is
matter OF interest to every friend OF the
soldiers in our State. ~, =. -.
Mr.. Hornbrook, us its chief certainly
deserves, as he should receive, all
thanks for his disinterestedness, and
we are glad that we, for one, have been
testimony to his noble work. - (. s.
-1. g.
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Yesterday about noon
Mr.. John johnson, brakesman en-
ployed on the b. q o. r. r., while at
tempting, near the depot, tojump from
one car to another, slipped and struck
the top of the car with his right leg
with such force as TO cause fracture OF
IL. LII, L, int E,nInr the knan -..s., /.
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The wEArniizR.s4-- II ssterday was like
its predecessors- cool, a pretty good
fall of snow came about noon. and
house tops wereSisiDly whitehead.
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No Police CoURT.-There was no
police court yesterday. s5sa,iT'
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Ten Thousand Boxes aegst bt Istier. HON nv
myself and Agents, TO all pats OF the world
TO which answers have -beenErefurned m
which ladies say, no ling Ike the above INNS
have been known since THE SoTENcE on
MEDICINE DAwEED URoN THE woRID
In Removing Obstruetfors 4. IseEfoVa..
ing Nature to its Proper ChaiIneIf 7
oUIETIsG THE NERVES and tEingifiR bassI. the
Rosy color Of Healt1H TO The cheek OF die
most delicate. -
Price rice g, 81 Be- Per Boz; sizRoxessS-
Druggists, s. Main street, Wheeling General
Wholesale Agents for West Va to whom m
orders must be addfesseds sod at RETAIL IN
REED, KRAFT & eco. =, - q
Sold in St Clatrsvflle, Ohio. by - -
.sF.l = ~; w T. ~ JsPfCRERINGts
Ladies', by sending 8. 6l-to either ~. INA
above agents tofhe Wheeling Post Once an
have the pills sent, tconfidenfially nv ifaiII
10 any part of the country, t.ffea OF nsfslps p
~ 1851 s. ID. HOWE sd
oc2flyd Sole Proprietor, New york.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-11
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SALE o. HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
oNTHE 10Th INST. AT TEN O'CLOCK
q. M, AIrs- Billiard, at her Boarulng
House corner Fourth and Union SIS, WI
5iSnosS at public sRale,tofT q large LOB oil
honse koid k6odA conslstfng or Feisteads,
Natrasses, Bureaus, Tables, Stands, ChaiIs
Carpets and Kitchen Furniture Jans-td