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DANIEL MORGAN, Sect V.

WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
w warranted to be the very best truss in
use, for the retention and radical cure Of Her
ME This instrument is different in principle
snd action from all other trusScs, combining cv-
cry valuable point in other trrlsscs, besides Sow
er;l points Of the highest value, never before at
tanned. 1t has an applicant metallic bow; pad
bearing, or the pad itself, changed in IN Instant;
graduating pressure power perfectly controlled
by one screw combined Inward and upward &C
ton; works over u knuclls; requiring less than
onc-hulf the usual pressure; no pressure on the
back, and none on the Spcrnatic cord doe not
work up out of place; having no stuffed
pad smallest, lShttst, clcanest, cheapest, most
durable; holds the rupture in every case is 4
radical cure; will cure more cases than any
other truss. INFANT TR USS.-Thc necessity
for a reliable instrument for the treatment of
Congcnital Hcrnic, has long been felt. 1t is
perfectly simple, light, durable, efficient and
Clearly, and will curc in every case when prop
erly adjusted. For sale by
HENRY COOK,
oc S. % and Z2l. King street.
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GOLD
Az" oRK, October 3.-Gold, 1874.
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TRAINS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY sun
DAYS ESCEPTEDl AT s! a. NJ.
For Falls Church, Vienna, Thornton, Herndon'
Guilford, Farmwell and Belmont-connccting
ut Guillnrd with Hutchinson Coaches. daily,
for Gum Spring, Arcola Aide Middlehurg
and Uppervile; and at Farnwell or Belmont
with Peacock's Coaches for l.eesburg liam
lton, Purcellvlle, Snirkersvilic, Castlc'n"n :
Ferry, Berryville and WINCHESTER, -.
FA RE TO Middleburs, So % uprcrVlIle,
81; Leesburg, ST. Winchester % % In
termcdate points in proporlloll ,,r,,,,
oc 1O-cotian1 General Superintendent.
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STEAMERS, RAILROADS, &c.

ALEXANDRIA, LoUDOUN & HAMPSHIRE 3. R
r. r. E sy
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defeated this morning, at the meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, now being held in Lynchhurg, ~ one
hundred and twelve majority. ..
MANSION HoUsE-.This excellent hotel,
has been crowded during the past day or two
by passengers TO the South, caught here by
the storm, and detained in consequence OF the
interruption on the railroad lines.
--.~---~---
PRoTRACTED MEET1NG-A proracted meet
is in progress at the Methodist Protestant
Church, and services will he held their every
evening during the coming week.
OVERHEARD Capt. Kersey, Of the steam
tug boat Potomac, accidently fell overheard this
morning, while coming ashore at King street
dock, but escaped with thorough ducking.
blg~C COLLECTIONS The semi monthly colicc-
tons from the subscribers Of the Gazette on
the up-toecn routes will be made nert ogeeh In
stead of to-duy, which would be the day IN
course. Our subscribers will obliee us by bear
ing this in mind. Those who are in arrears Tor
q month or two past especially, would confer
favor, by settling up, as VIC are compelled to
do q cash business, and the sums due, though
small, are important to u.s.
---s 20 -
WASHINGTON lTEMS.-1 eSCefuay alteI"oo'i
Detectives McDeVltt and CarVoe Succceueo H.
arreStlng young man, named ASDury iho'np-
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AND CONFECTIONERY.

DAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY I.
Havng purchased the good Sill and iiX 11n e
n Bkins Estabis h'ncMt Of the Iate Erl,; on
4dams iohanscn, purP%se' III cUti,'e E";rl
with my presH:.. frst-class
fax street. TO open =.
CAKE AND -.t. ... ... ....
L - AND CONFECTIONERI3,
All orders for plain or ornamental cake, Tor
narties or weddings, flied at short osEcc IN the
best style and under NY own supertlsion.-
Thankful for past lavors, [ solicita CONTINUANCE
Of the same, and inform families wishing to be
supplied with Pics Of any description, that tne|
can be accommodated at all times with an a[ti
Gle equal to home made Common or me i SJ
and Candies of all desert pions always on laii9'
=. B.-Wheat, Rye and Indian Meal Bread
le'o' ~ ~. al 'i0''''' JAMES Fl. SIMPSON,
oo77,f .... No. south Fairfax street,
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PORT OF ALENANDRIA-OCT. Is.
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FINE STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE.
TENHE stock of goods consisting Of Hardware Sad
Il dery, Crockeryware, &C. &c, now in the store,
COST, for the benefit of the creditors of W. Witty.
The sale must be made Immediately, and will be
strictly for cost. The trade of this place is invited to
purchases. W. Witty will be present at the store,
and is authorised to make sales. Also the unex-
pred term of the lease of store until the first of
January 1867, will be disposed of. [my9 If
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my22t1
SHrccESSION SALE

Succession of john and ESTHER SULLIVAN deceased
GTATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Caddo.-By vr-
- tue and in pursuance of order of the clerk of the
District Court of the parish of Caddo State of Louis
iana and commission thereon issued directed to any
duly qualified auctoneer in and for the parish and State
aforesaid, l will sell at public auction, the prem
Uses, on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ, and O'clock NJ,
the following described property belonging to the
cession Of John and Esther Sullivan deceased towit
The northwest quarter of section three (3) the north
half and eighty 1907 in the south half of section
a. in township fifteen l5), range fifteen l5) and the
southeast quarter of section thirty three S3 and the
southwest quarter of southwest quarter of section
thirty four 3D in township sixteen 6), range fifteen
Q5), containing hundred and sixty (760) acres,
more or less.
ALSo-A lot of personal property, consisting of
mules, wagons, buggy, small lot of farming imple-
ments, kitchen utensils, stock, &c.
apll ST J.M. SULLIVAN, Administrator.
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The balance of the amount contemplated to be raised
that is Ten thousand dollars, shall be applied the
purchase of suitable location, the erection of good
substantial shed, ice boxes, carts, mules and steam
engine and boiler for pumping water, and such other
items may be necessary to carry on the business
with Success.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Il. P. DOUGLASS, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parsh of Caddo By
y virtue and in pursuance of order of the Clerk
of the District Court of the parish of Caddo State of
Louisiana and commission thereon issued, directed
any duly qualified auconeer in and for the parish
of the Market-house in the city Of Shreveport on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock P NJ,
the following described property belonging to the sue
cession of H. p Douglass, deceased, towit
One Mule;
One Bay Mare; and
One Colt
Terms-CASH The property must bring its ap-
praised value
ap25 2tl JONAS robson Auctioneer.
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Shreveport Price Current.

lAApE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRANSFERRED
1t should be understood that our quotations gener
ally, represent the wholesale prices. In filing small
orders, higher rates viii have to be paid
SoUru-WEsrEES OFFICE,
May 8 1866
CoTToN-With light receipts and unfavorable &C.
counts from New Orleans we have again to notice
another very dull week. The receipt Of Liverpool
dates Of the 18th last Wednesday, to the effect that
reaction had taken place in the cotton market, and
that Orleans uplands had advanced from 1%@ld, had
some little effect but it after counterbalanced
by New Orleans advices Of the 28th that gold had ad
yanced to 13lZ@l3215. This brought things to dead
lock- and nothing done for the balance of the week
On Monday the market opened under more favorable
auspices, merchants being in receipt of New Ore-
dates Of the I'd, quoting low mddlng 33@34c and
gold 1251l@l2 Some few bales changed hands at the
following quotations, in specie Good ordinary, leg
l61zc; low middling l79l8c.; midding, 1917 0l91Ic
The warehouse receipts from the interior since our
last report up 303 bales against 431 for the week
before. The shipments for the same time reach 9S4
bales, against 2698 for the week previous
The following is correct statement of the amount of
cotton storage last night at the respective ware
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sIERTFF,S SALE.

IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana Parish
= Of Caddo-No. 7094-B T. MURPHY vs.. RIcHAaps.
ny virtue Of awFit of sale issued from the Hon the DIS
fct Court Of the parish of Caddo, and to directed,
vi" sell at public auction at the Court House door, IN
' Gly Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
81. saturday, the Goth day of May, 1896,
Tween the hours of 10 o'clock NJ. and o'clock ?, NJ
-4e i99Aowing described property, to-wit:
! hait Of Cypress Logs.
nezed as the property of the defendant, and to be
sa to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
'J r suit with all costs.
Terms Of Sale-Cash with the benefit ofappraisement
Gu, THOMAS R. SIMPSON, Sheriff,
-2aIeyeport, Nav 9. 1856. MISE 90
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LOST OR STOLEN.

MOTE, dated nth February, A. D. 1863 for ten
IN thousand nine hundred and twenty-one 52-l0e
dollars, favor of A. ]. Hitchcock due day after
date parapAed ne garetur by T. H. Pitts Recorder and
ex-offico Notary Public on 18th February A. D. 1863
and secured BY mortgage and vendors privilege and
signed by A. NJ Hull for himself, and as agent of D. B.
Hull, Geo. i. Kouns John Kohns Benjamin B. Kouns
and ". 7. Scovcll.
Shreveport Nav Q 1856 i5t*
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'hhEVEPoRT ICE MANUFACTURING
COmnanN,s Stnck for Sale.

NJ HUNDRED SHARES Of the capital stock Of
"0r me Shreveport Ice Manufacturing Company, If
ole Hundred Dollars EACH is offered for sale in lots
dser purchasers, by the undersigned, prior to there
ps 4t'ufe Tor New Orleans which will be on Saturday
nss ses wishing to invest in this ney-making bust
mar invited TO visit the works, where every infer
ebas concerning the production and profits Of the
nvs PRISE Will be shown by us
''SrI HENSLER, LABARRE & co.
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TENHE undersigned would respectfully inform his old
L patrons and the public in general, that he has
opened the Carriage and Wagon Business, at the
we'll known stand formerly occupied by Messrs. Robson
KimbIe corner of Milan and Edwards streets Will
keep constantly on hand, Wagons, Bugges, Carts,
Wheel. BarroWs &c Ws viii also keep on hand for
sale an extensive and complete assortment of Carriage
Fixtures, consisting in part, as follows
A xIes Poles.
Springs, Shaits,
Carriage Bolts, Wheels
Clips, Laees,
Mol Castings, End Leather,
Spokes, End Duck,
Hubs, Pot Leather,
Rims, OIL CarPetngs
Buggy and Plated Bands,
Wagon Bows, Stirrup JOINTS,
Stone Coal and Oval Iron.
Having secured the services of Mr.. CHASE, late Of
Washing ton. Ark, superintendent, | can assure
those who favor with their patronage, that their
work will be done in a satisfactory manner.
Repairing of all kinds done the shortest notice,
and at reasonable prices.
mv9 If A. KIMBLE.
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JONAS ROBSON, Auctionee1
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of CATHERINE MORTON, deceased
IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiapa-Parish
Il of Caddo-By virtue and in pursuance of an order
State of Louisiana, and commission thereon issued
any qualified auctoneer in and for said parish, will
offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder,
at the Market House, in the city of Shreveport, on
Saturday, the I'd day of June, 1866,
between the hours of O'Clock NJ and O'Clock NJ,
the following described Land belonging to the
cesson of Catherine Morton, deceased to-wit:
The west half and southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter and the west half of the southeast quarter of
section No. ~, in township No. eighteen (1S),
range No. fifteen (15) in Caddo parish, containing
two hundred (2o0) acres.
Terms of Sale-On a credit of twelve months. Pur-
chasers to give their notes. with approved securely
bearing eight per cent interest from day of SALE and
special mortgage to be retained the property sold to
secure the payment of the purchase money.
APPS ST. JAMES WILSON, Auctioneer.
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TIRE q ARROW TIE,

TIRE ARROW TIE.''
TETHE POINTED BANDS and ARROW TIES" are
D complete substitute for rope in balihg cotton,
combining the Utmost simplicity with the greatest pos
sble security and are much
CHEAPER THAN ROPE.
Country merchants and Planters are earnestly in
vited to examine these Ties. Apply to
GIVEN, WATTS & CO.,
l03 Poydras street, New Orleans; OF
II. T. BARTLETT, Agent,
IS Carondeet street New Orleans.
HAMILTON d CO., Agents,
No. Texas street,
mh28 If Shreveport, La.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

MAYoR's OFFIcE-CIrY OF SHREyEPoET,
May s, 1865.
A election will be held at the shop of A. KIMBLE,
u 10 the city of Shreveport, between the hours Of
70 a N. and 4 P. NJ, on MONDAY, May q, 1853, for
one Trustee to represent Ward number Five, for the
ssrm ending May 1867
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90n9D7tyDss1ssu W9I1ss~
JOB PRINTING.

~ The proprietors of the South Western beg to
INFORM their patrons and the public generally that their
office is supplied with great variety of new and
comprising nearly all of the latest Styles
making it one of the most EXTENSIVE AND COMPLETE
the southwest land unequalled by any of the city,
and that they prepared to execute with despatch
Plain and Fancy Book and Job Printing,
of every description from handful of The largest size
to the smallest card in style of unsurpassed beauty
and elegance, and
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
PAMPHLETS, BILL HEADS BLANKS,
BRIEFs BILLS LAD1NG, LABELS,
Books, CoTToN RECEIPs, HANDBILLs,
CIRCULARS, BLANK NoTEs, CARDS, &c. &c,
Printed on the shortest notice, and in manner I'M
equaed.
Printing in Gold, Colorcd Inks and Bronze
Those wishing to have printing executed will find it
to their advantage to give the Southwestern call.
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There was not a single bale of cotton on shipboard
last night after the Louis Dor left she having "gob
bled up all in sight-3I2 bales.
MoNErARY-Gold. l250l2z; silver, l2OM122; Mex-
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In the event of resignation, permanent absence or
death of the President the Board of Directors shall
immediately proceed to appoint President pro tenn,
frem said Board of Directors, who shall act such
until the first regular meeting thereafter Of the stock
holders.
The said President shall have power 10 appoint a
Manager Secretary, and all other employees of the
Directors and he may said Manager, Secretary
employees at any time, with the sanction of said
Board.
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ARTICLE VII
At all elections and meetings of stockholders, each
stakeholder shall be entitled directly by proxy to
one vote on each share of his stock.
ARTICLE VIII.
The Board of Directors SHALL at their first meeting
elect of their members to be the President of SAID
Company, who shall preside at all meetings of the
by whom all evidence of debt, contracts of the Com
pany, and certificates of stock shall be signed.
The said Board shall have power to make bylaws,
to confirm the appointment of all officers and en-
ployees of the Company, and fix their salaries; to
make leases contracts compromises, and to purchase
all articles necessary for the of the company in the
transaction of its business.
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DIssOIutIOns

Dissolution.
TTYHE firm of BAER & DREYFUS is this day dis
i solved by mutual consent. NJ. Baer is alone
charged with the settlement of the business of the firm
and viii continue the business on his account.
d. BAER.
H. DREYFUS.
Shreveport, April 25 1855. IF
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State of Louisiana---Parish of CaddO.
Succession of GEO. W. SINS, deceased
EHENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice is
Il hereby given that H. Markham, administrator, has
filed in my Office account of his administration of
the succession of g. w Sims deceased, and unless OPP
position be made thereto within thirty days, the same
will be homologated as prayed for.
,-e> Given under my hand officially, this 10th
L. g. day Of april A. D. 1866. -
- faplS ST. A. L. MERSH0N, Clerk.
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" SIOF THE HORSE THIEF
STOLEN from the subscriber, at Jonesville Harri-
- son county, Texas on the 30th day of last month,
JOHN PERKINS. The horse is in fine order branded
on the right shoulder with letter s, has fine walk is
about five or six years DID, shod before, and has l
think, white spot in his forehead. The said Perkins
is boy about sixteen seventeen years of age rather
slender; had on when he left, drab wool hat and
green roundabout. Says he is from Mississippi and
in all probability Will try to make his way back there
The horse had on when stolen old "McClellan"
saddle, much worn.
will pay Fifty Dollars reward for the apprehension
of said Perkins and Horse if delivered to me- or
Twenty-Five Dollars for the Horse. ANY information
that will lead to the capture of Perkins or recovery of
the Horse will be thankfully received
T. D. POWELL.
Jonesville, Harrison CO., Texas May /, 1856 ing st
sY- Caddo Gazette and Marshall Republican copy
three times and send bill as above.
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State Of Observation-Disclosures Of CaddO.
Succession of JAS. B. 0GILyiE, deceased
ETyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0U6T-Notiee is
has fled in my Office an account Of his administration
of the succession of Jas B. Ogilve, deceased also
tabeau of debts and unless opposition be made thereto
within thirty days, the same will be homologated as
prayed for. 49,.
g. Given under my hand officially, this the 9th
- Iapii ST A. L. MERsHoN, Clerk
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS May ., 1866
Corroy Market irregular. Ordinary, 81 828c. good
ordinary, 30@aIc,; low middling, 3S@84c; and mid
ding, SEC. 80
MoNErARY-Gold .......................l26 @l27
Silver, American. ...........l III @ll8
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n. ORLEANS q SHREVEPORT PACKET.
cwt Orleans, Shreveport and Hurricane Bluff
pASSENGER PACKET.
FOLSOM & REILLY,

W. NJ. FOLSOM.
,
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Wool Matters Iu belmont County,
ohio

Wool Matters Ia Belmont County,
The wool growers of this county had
a meeting at st. Clairsville on February
18th, the minutes of which we find pub
lished in Yesterdays C7iToHicLe. A regu-
lar county organization was perfected
with Oliver Taylor as President. a
preamble and resolutions were adopted
expressive of the sense of the Conven-
ton, reciting that it is a fact well
known to the country that the con-
sumption of wool in our domestic fab
RIGS is two-thirds more than our annual
production of the same (the two-thirds
being imported) thus showing that the
manufacturer of wool is better pro-
tected than the grower, which the Con-
yention, in common with other similar
bodies whose proceedings have been
published, consider destructive poll
CIV. 1t wis further resolved as the
opinion of the Convention that Con-
gress should impose n specific duty of
fifteen cents per pound on foreign wool
and an additional duty of ten per
ad valorem. Also that the late recipro-
city treaty with Canada was injurious.
The streets of st. Clairsville are to
be lighted with oil lamps.
Rev. DIR. DrHmmond, of the NJ. E..
Church, who has been preaching at that
place for some time back, goes to
Barnesville hereafter.
The Chronicle gives an interesting ac-
count of the dedication of the new
Presbyterian Church at Martinsville
last Sunday. ~
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WHEELING. WEST VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 16, 1866

of voting. The sole question is shall
werequire the same oath before man
votes as before he holds office; and
what want every man in this House to
bear in mind is that if he votes against
requiring that oath before voting, to be
consistent he must repeal the law which
requires the same oath before holding
office. Ifit is right he should take this
oath before holding Office, it is equally
right that he should be required to take
it before voting for an officer. That ar
gument seems 10 be as plain as that two
and two make four.
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Chaplin 18th W. va. fnfanity.
P1rrspuRo, July 5. Isc5.

Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT & Co., GcslAenlen:
Allow me TO add my testimony TO that of
Others, in regard To your celebrated "DiaTThea
Compound" have been for a long time
subject to the disease for which it isrecom-
msnded. have tried various remedies; but
never found one that so completely eradicaies
the disease as your medicine short time
ago was suffering terribly with Diarrhea /
procured bottle of "Kraft's DiarThea Com
pound" experienced immfdlate relief from
one dose, and after a third dose felt as well as
ever. regard It as an invaluable medicine,
and would not be without 1t. Yours truly,
> fGl1s $50 HtIC e II. w STEWART,
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Sweeney was unanimously elected
President by reclamation. 81.
Mr.. w. T.. Crawford, of Hancock
county, was nominated for Secretary,
and elected unanimously by acclama-
ton.
Mr.. George Orr, of Brooke county,
was unanimously elected Treasurer by
AV on motion the convention adjourned.
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Foreign Fruits.


= CASKS oFDRIED BOHEMIAN PEARS
. cases Of finest bordeaux Prunes, best Inn
cases of New Smyrna Figs, sonde in lb. x
and Il ID. boxes.
50 boxes Lemons and Oranges
500 fresh Cocanuts, $50 doz. assorted caned
spiced and Cove Oysters. Sardines, Raisins,
Currents, Dates. CitronSI &C, &c, Just ar14Vea
and for sale low by
SHULTZ q TRUSCHELLs
Market St, few doors below MLure Houss,
feb14 WHEELING, W. VA.
r. BOTsFORD & CO., NO. II WATER
eJ street, Wholesale Grocers, have 1ust re-
ceived:
81 BAGS prime Coffee,
Is Hing Sugar,
50 BblS. White Sugar.
100 Extra family Flour
e Sosli, ehessa and 8 Maekeral in bbls. x bbls
and kits.
Molasse5 and Syrup.
Dried Peaches febS
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CHE eGafeltiQ
THE VOTERS TEST OATH.
Reported for the Inteuigcnlccr.

Speech OF Mr.. Ferguson, OF CabeII,
I'm the Legislature, in the Winter of
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Thomas Hughes

WILL CONTINUE THE MERCHANT
wv Tailoring, and Wholesale and retail cloth
Ing businessI at the old stand, No. 35, corner
Monros and Water Streets, oc&6nnd-
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NORwAY RAR IRnN

d ions; NORWAY IRON. Eop -.
~ Wen Tools, assorted sisss ra1ssi,ht rGih OIL
deoS T. G HILDRETH 4 BR5 oy
s. Main street.
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First Mutual Store,
Market Square, Centre Wheeling.
10 CITY AND COUNTRY
TO the Public.

RERa NJ. g. LEECH RETURNS TO THE
Hl public her most cordial thanks for the
very liberal share Of patronage bestowed upon
her during the 2S years she has been en-
gagged in the clothing business in this city.
The new firm Of 81. Q. Leeeh 4. CO.. rtssrseSf-
fuIly solIeItE and win strive to merit, at their
new place OF business, a continuation of the
patronage heretofore enjoyed.
oe1-6m No. lib Main Street.