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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

WESTERN Nh. RAfLRoAD.--At the
election held Oct. 3lst, Mcssrs. John
N. Stevenson, Granville Ilaincs, David
Zellcr, Samuel II Zcigler, James Me
Dougal were elected Directors for the
ensuing year. Aicssrs. alc ubbin and
Randolph are the Directors, Cd the part
Of Baltimore, appointed by the City
Council.
Alter tho election Capt. Robert Ir-
win. the efficient President for thc past
few years. announced his Intention to
decline the ofEice. Since then the Di.
roctors have chosen Mayor Chapman. as
President. II is said that Mr.. J.. II.
Irwin, Superintendent, and Mr. J. d.
Boyle, Secretary & Treasurer, aud Mr..
Joseph 8. Git, Practical Engineer, arc
10 be retained In the service Of the Com
pany. They are excellent officers, and
il would be diIbeult 10 replace tiicm -
Mr.. Git, we understand, isnow locating
the route from Union Bridge to the
Mountain. Matters have been amiea.
bis arranged, and VIC trust there will BE-
20 stop until the road reaches lIngors.
town and " illiamsport
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

Z. o. CHANCES IN CARROLL co.
Baincs Wright, To be Postmaster AZ
Tancytown, aud Stephen u. Stocksdale,
at Finksburg, Md, in place Of the late
incumbcnts removed
The Carrollton 7, o. has been remov-
cd from Shambcrger's TO the Store of
Lauvcr q Bush, at Patapseo Station, on
tho Railroad.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

CHURoH DEDICATION. The solrAn
Dedication Of 81. Johns Church, West
Minister, Carroll County, Md, win take
place on Thursday morning, the 22nd
.gst., at 10 o'clock. Efforts viii be
made TO have an extra train from Balti-
moro on that day to accommodate per.
sons from that City. nov. S,-3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22
PROCLAMATION
For y lffsw
DAY(BPUBLIC TIL tSKSGItfNG
AND PRAISE. ,
STATE OF MAINLAND.

hSSAroIIs, November 9TH. 1896.
DNhe rroysdenee of Almighty God, the
Id lepple Of the Statc.of Maryland have
been vhchmf.d another year of prosperity.
The a war which desolited 10 large 4 per-
lion otbur common poahtty, has been sac.
ceedcihy The blessings Vt Peace. Our har.
vests i've been abundant; iaboreyerywher
actiyd employed, and pfoiiiably rewarded;
eomuFce resuming It's accustomed channsK
and dcning up new avenues al PRODIGY y
weaI and ilg J. snssE ss ", i sue ICED 4
~ caceuraais.s al af tl.e fentv
s,sn dded "a al mis- the 10 IN
Wild hung Iiks 4 cloud evyr1,pl
bccdtSycd in Us work o. dea'n
tom VI. -.ass 4 q,
peoIle. for The bouiities thus 50 IT,
stoJd upon us, and % offer on
acknowledgements TO the, Great
o,0being, Tor the pfotectsEgafm
hoo. extended over iis.
sn.I III us further besecch III
naturalization 81 virtue by brot p<fI 4
Isicbristian charity and incae
sshesl dealing and sthmisst0n % f'H
I'd NAV continue 20 prdreuafsesxes
ofllis Divine Mercy. "a VI. .heR.
For lie lurlhcrunce OF this object, "a
" recommend 10 the good people %
Tommonweallh, the observance of TnAN
vur Twrxr,. NiNrII DAY or NuyrNm
rN a.. a day Of Thanksgiving IN
psaver. aud that they assemble ~ their ~
spectivc places of worship to humble there
saives before God
seifes go,TH,s nnaeyk nx. haAE .su{F III
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22
nov 1877 J. 7. wARD.

FEsrIvAE.-lhe Ladies Of the NJ.
T. Church design giving nm Oyster Sup
per and Festival at the School Rooms in
the Odd Fellows Hall, Westminster,
on Thursday evening, Thanksgiving
day. for the benefit Of NJ. T.. Parsonage.
All the delicacics Of the season will be
served up. The patronage OF a liberal
public is respectfully collected.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

MErnopisr EPISCOPAL CuuEcu.--
Preaching on Sabbath next, at lO9
A. NJ, by Rev. d. S. Monroe, and at
7P. NJ, by Rev. John IL, Marsh -
Thanksgiving services on Thursday
November 10th. at l0l A. NJ.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

CESTESany MgEriNu.--There' will
be amccting held at tlic Pipe Creek
Meth. Prot. Church, on Sabbath morn
ing, 18th Of November, to advance the
interests Of the Centenary cause, Vis-
ting members arc expected. The pub
liz generally are inritcd. 4
Il ScoTr Norris,
D. ~ ~ ann
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

FinE WoRRs,--Thc splendid display
of Fire Works, At Westminster, ou Sat.
urday night last, Was under the skiliul
management o. Prof VA II kEIsrEg,
Pyro,cehaist, Ne. % Boyd Street, West
End, Baltimore. Md, from whom they
were obtained on very accommodating
istms. lie made special efforts to sup
ply superior article Of all the varieties
used aud, under his careful handling.
they made grand exhibition which
added greatly 10 tile eelat Of the coca.
sion, aud entities him to the thanks Of
the many grati6cd spectators. We re.
eommcud him to public favor ~ his line.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

I. Est,ae Of 4ipn Il, 4
NOTICE is hereby
in scriber hasobtaj
Court ofCarrolle oul
ton on tie Persona
l,tn 81 (;anoll
psfaons having clg
hereby warned 4
six months ffom
may By law be {
said estate. III
70 make immed
CHAIR.
uov22 ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

4 Tx CTRcuIr CounT.--Ihe trial of
Arqaal cases principally occupied the
couesfor the pastaweek; and they we're
not coAcIuded until Tues tho
present Wesk. VI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

ba,- Happy the man who can secure
the cuchanier's wand, aud use II for the
alienation Of sirkacss aud pain. and
change the tears of sorrow into joy aud
gladncss. The greater part Of sickurss
originates ia disordered function Of
the liver, aud a morbid condition Of the
blood. Purify the blood and il vanishcs
like magic, or as dew before the sum-
mers sun. Bryan's Life Pills is the
most invigoratiug aud purifying mcdi-
cine known, aud should be rcsorted 70
at this season Of the year See advcr.
tiscment nov. Sis
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

Ocraa0gors 49, ~ the Torch Light
procession vas passing through town On
Saturday night some malignant ii1d'csl
under ,hc cover or darkness. threw n
stone which passed through a eorHcr Of
one Of the lrauspircucics. lie wis pur.
sned. We understand, aud il WAS well
Cor him tha, he wS NOT caught. ~
tho corucT Of Court Steco, quite mum
bsr Of Radicals were colloc,cl, who an
poarcd to be boiling over with rage, OF
some other bad spirit They INDUCED
ia various cries aud taun,s; but, agree.
abs 10 orders, little attention was paid
to them, aud they, very pruGeotly. did
rot venture on aus thing more than 8
noisy exhibition Of their feelings.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

DEpIcArI0N.--St Johns (catholic)
chnrch. Of Westminster, IS to be d, di.
Gated 20 day with appropriate eorcmo.
nics. IL is quite an Imposing ediiico,
alnost Cathedral in is dimensions. -.
Tho audience chamber is now koishcd.
all but the pows. and Is really a maguid.
cent room. The wiadows ia the rear Of
tho chanecl are Of beautiful stained
glass, In the body Of tho Church Of fros.
ted glass, with ornamental panes AZ Tie
top Of each The cciling j. yaalted and
highly decorated There is iinc gal.
lery for the organ and choir over the
vostibule. The brick work Of the tower
or stoeple ]. flashed, but the wood
work aud spire arr not to be completed
tia another season. II is to be- / go feet
IN height. The Bct, which weighs
about 1900 pounds, has bseu susPuuded
IN the 5darr Tor spmc weeks.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-22

- Soc new Advertisements to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

Ice BoUSD.-The river could not be
crossed at the Benwood ferry yesterday
evening, hence passengers arriving by
the Baltimore evening train came up
here and crossed over on the bridge
The Central Ohio train will back up to
Bridgeport this morning for the passen-
gers and mails going West:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12


A Man SHOT AT LAGRANGE, OHIO
On Tuesday night last young man
named Tarr was shot and severely
wounded ut Lagrange, Ohio, under the
following circumstances. 1t seems that
two men of bad character, whose names
we did not learn, who have been loafing
about Lagrange for some time past,
without any visible means of liveli-
hood, visited the hotel of Mr.. Cooper,
tolerably late at night, and attempted
to force an entrance into the house, for
the purpose, it is said, of obtaining Ii
qt1or, but were refused admittance and
left the premises. A short distance
from the house they met young TSirr,
and, after Informing him that there
was n party OF young ladies at Cooper's
hotel, invited him. to go down to, the
house. Tarr consented, and when the
party reached the house they all APP
preached the door 9arr standing di-
rectly in front. The two men who were
with Tarr, with a view, It. is thought, of
provoking the landlord, kicked the door
violently, and Bumped out of the. way.
Cooper, who suspected some foul play,
being on guard inside of the house with
a loaded gun, fired through the door, the
contents Of the gpp lodging in Tarr'si
hands and stomach. causing very PAIN
ful, though perhaps not fatal wound.
The victim to the affair WIS taken up as
soon as the circumstances OF the affair
We're learned, and kindly cared for, his
wounds being dressed in the hotel.
The guilty parties to the unfortunate
affair len the village next morning.
The indignation of the citizens of the
place is said TO be high. Every effort
was made to arrest the guilty parties,
but as yet without success. so fhr as we
have learned. ~ IH-is = ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12


TIRE BENwoop IRON WORKS. FUR
NAcE.-Yesterday ut noon, the match
was applied TO tho combustibles in the
new furnace OF this company, located
Mt the upper end of the town of Mar
tinsville, directly on the banks OF the
river. Several of the stockholders, and
other gentlemen, weres present, to wit
ness the formal starting of of the new
concern. Everything seemed to be in
perfect readiness for the fire, and the
machinery worked rs smoothly and
satisfactorily as my one could have
wished. There was no hitch or catch
anywhere. The furnace gives every pros
pect of successful run.f Unless hard
times, or some other misfortune, over
takes the country, Il is not expected
tnnt the hires lit yesterday will die out
by night or day for many months.
We may remark that the managers of
the furnace, wishing to start II under
Rs favorable auspices as possible. Sc
iected a copy of the INrELLIGENcEE as
the torch wherewith to light the pyre.-
A COPY OF the New York NeIrS was Of
tered. but refused, notwithstanding the
editor and the furnace both have the
slme name-Ben. Wood-because 1t
was feared that the blasts from Ben's
reasonable sheet would prove II malign
mixture forever in the furnace.
Amer the ceremony of iguiting the
Furnace was gone through with, the
company proceed aloit to the top of the
stack. where the ancient ceremony of
christening the furnace was performed
by the President, L. NJ. Norton, Esq, to
whose Untiring energy, together with
that of his brother, AIR. +. ID. Norton,
the superintendent, the furnace compa-
nv owe the completion of their works
thus early in the season.
The furnace Will he under the imme-
tiate charge of Mr.. Crowther, a foun-
dryman of great experience and high
reputation, formerly ofthe Clinton fur
mace. owned by Graf, Bennett &
Co. Mt Pittsburgh. He feels u great
deai of pride in the new works, and has
NO joubt of their successful operation
An Immense stock of material In the
shane of coal, coke, ore, limestone,
Snnd. and various other items, have
l,nCn accumulated around the furnace.
we should rather undertake TO estimate
II by the acre than by the ton. And yet
immense as the stock appears 70 bes we
were told that Il was less than n three
months run. The native ore owned by
fhfa CompanV,l and which, IS dug by
them but a short distance from the fur
mace will be used rs a mixture with
Lake Superior ore. IT estimated that
tho works will produce about fifteen
tons of iron per day. al s.,... VI
In the event of the furnace meeting
expectations, the Company contemplate
uniting mn another one in close proN-
imity. Every appearance yesterday
led ms TO expect the most gratifying
results. Hence we expect TO record
another and many more furnaces IN
our vicinity ere long.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

MEssns. WIN. SUMNER & Co. have
just received, and keep constantly on
hand, large and well selected stock Of
CIark's six cord spool cotton for hand
and machine sewing, spool silk OF The
best quality, needles for Wheeler a.
Wilson, Howe & Singer machines, ma
chine oil, &c. Stitching neatly and
promptly done at reasonable rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12
Mfaffal
A GARD 10 T1HlE ilADIEas3.t I
aDR. DgPoNco'Sl uSlc o1i
Golden Periio dical Pills;
FOR FEMALES

pan a -; f 80 -f1il'3i ',iils
InfaliibIe in Correcting ITresula Renoov-
ing Distractions Of the Monthly TuTTls
sEI nom Whatever Cause, and :. -
ALWAYS suCoEssFJI.As.AsP RFyRNTrTyyy
% u IN Is,.i-------7I7F e5-f'ci1 -.
1t Is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated PITS were first discovered by DIR.
have Been sex 81 ana SeeestIE tseS
N TnoSt ~ fif 1t,1I1ijtss ~ Ii So
IN I1ISy5s " ~ ~ NJ = - 2 i1is
;,EESar,i1Stisff ~, u
- ~ ~ q : y - y =
SanSis ~ a1jtss rs X ~ wy
q induced is make the Pfis pi,li i6r ma az
deviation or those suheIfng nom any iYreeii-
lar1ties W whatever as wen as to prevent an In
crease OF talnlIS where health VIII not permit
II n-B rrv-rfrf Eeg. - s.s..s-,.r,
- 49,. -, =
IosSnG tIIeraSsivss q , =, sae.
nsin1 t6es4 Piiis 81 M h, HAT ~ III
thew ftinyite rniscarriare' ,fter Whic1 ~
monitor, the PFopTietor Gssunnesuo rssnonsi,
any infseIIie7 to SeaItII ot5e1Tsl AZ Die III
arfs recommendefia n q = u - : Ii 10
1tS,ryr TxyIy = - - =, :. -, =. = 80
a. an 49, ~ =, I'LL. ftEisiEDY
~ ~ az A. 81
stiii6, f15sa,, ~, 81, ~ - gZ Ae.i-
Heas Der. Err g &c eoa q gs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12
Engine and Leases for Sale.

Engine and Leases for Sale
ONE ENGINE, 1e-HoRsEyPoWER, II
~ foo. boiler git TIVE aqss In p esfs et
Of oil tools, including derrick. rope, &c, the
property OF the Wheeling SPetTo1eum Min
ing Company, to be seen on their property,
about miles from the city, near the s. Bridge
Also. q % year lease on the lands OF Joseph
Fay, II. n. Heirey, VIM. Rigsby, David
,ThofnberTy and Mrs. Cruger, containing In an
ab6nt 800 acres Said leases convey the right
to bore or mine fdrotl, coal or other mineral
GubStaneeSG S1TIfIlEE
Also, 20 year lease on l31 acres OF valua-
BILE oil property, situated about miles from
the Ohio river. on Newelrs Run, In Newport
township, now owned by Michael Lorentz.
This lease Is secured by having derrick erect
ed and conductor sunk in the grounds
Also, a Is year lease on l01S acres of oil terri
tory situate in Newport township; direct on
the Ohio river. now owned by Thornhs W.
Ewart, Esq.
L. E. HANSON;
a. g. ROBINSON,
J. C. COOPER
decl5-lm Wheeling. W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

FINE CHANCE FOR ISvEsTNEST.-Mr
Jacob Ensinger, of Martinsville, offers
for sale his grocery, bakery. &c. To
any one desiring TO make an invest
lnent of this kind rare opportunity is
here presented. .l-.-.-..I u n. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

YE learn that our old friend Judge
Thompson, having grown weary per
haps of matters spiritual, has lately
manifested some disposition TO follow
more material pursuits. In pursuance
ofthis design, he has recently procured
and had transported to his yard a large,
first class daguerrean gallery on wheels
We suppose the Judge will at once COM
mence the taking of pictures II is a
object in him attempting this.
He doubtless wishes to secure the "shad-
ow ere the substance fades
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12
Tr1isfaa,s Sale

rwuI, OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
SATURDAY, Jan. 20, 1855, at 10 o'clock a. M,
Al the mont door Of the Go1Ft Il qpse OF ONO
tWenfvltwo feet, OF lot No. los, on the west
side OF Market square, or street, In the tmth
ward except so much as heretofore conveyed
To lie city OF Wheeling for Market square
PuAI 40. Pews No. u, "A and IS in the Second
' I. h WILLIAMS,
"a Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

be9-A Ghnnee 10 Obtain amy OF the
Above Articles for one Dollar, by PTiF-
eIlFlsine n Sealed Envelope for % cts.
nBEtye Sealed Envelopes VIII be sent for
81; eleven for - thirty for s.; sixty-hve for
SO, one hundred for SO.
G0AGENTS EEASTEDiEEEREW
e Our patronsa are desired tosend BhltedStates
money Bhenttt IS eouyenient-s Long letters
I Orders for Sealed Envelopes must in every
case be accompanied by the CASH, with the
name Of the = person sending and TOWN.
County and State plainly written. Letters
should be addressed 20 the Managers as fol-
lows -G,-tifi q i. ll.t.s fesg lifiissi =
- GOODWIN, HUNT q CO, sssls
az Box 800 Post Once. New York;
does. lfitdkNetfa - - sLflsA 80
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Tor sale
GOVERNMENT SALE
-,1T, d5jl LoFII ilHliJnlJG
Condemned Ordnance Stores.

~ 15ii EorI illllJHIFId
Condemned Ordnance Stores.
MuI BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUcTIo n,
M p order Of the seeFeteEy of War At the
U. S. Arsenal,
Columbus, Ohio, ON Monday, Janu-
airy aad, 1856. -
~ At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and days inIIowinG {
Il sets AftdleEs Harmless Wheel 'fA--'
n ,Ssi j, Austrtan cafbines, cal. Il. new;
as us. smooth bore Muskets, cal. 81
5 fTsEshn H RIe A M6sfsts cal new.
1000 smooth bore, cal a, new;
i1IIsS Muskets and Rifles, foreign varieties
liz Double barelled Shot Guns
80 Revolver PISTOLS, various patterns
a 10 Foor Artillery SWORDS
2Ol5 Light Cavalry Sabers;
50 Musicians' and n. G. Officers Swords
4429 Bullet Moulds, various;
70 sets Horse Equipments Cavalry, COM
$50 Cavalry Saddles, Mcclellan pattern;
l6O Saddle Blankets
" 81 Cavalry Brides;
sojo d5 Bayonet scabbardsluIT aRr on
ZOO GartTidss BOZ Bslts and atsS 4
iSSo s SRh Reis, n. @ dniesr and plates; :
5000 Waist Belts, prtyates, and plates: ), !
$500 Percussion Caps, for Shot Guns;
3i330. Cones, various
IS lbs. Hemp rope;
r1S2 lbs Beeswax;
Also, 4 lot Of Pickaxes, Telling Axes, Show
els, Mattocks, Pole Yokes, &c, &c.
Full Catalogues will be ready at sale;
TEENS OF SALE-CaSh in Governmentfunds
Articles to be removed Immediately, at ex-
pense of purchaser. r,.v,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12
For Sale.

n OFFER FOR SALE MY DESIRABLE
4 fhree-sforF brick dwelling, situated on the
I+asst sac OF Main street, above Madison con-
taJnfnR Is rooms, with gas fixtures, and cellar
Sfahie sttaehedJ II notdtsposedo OF at pItTnfe
sale before the first OF February, It viii be
ofiered at public auction. Will take. plea
SINE in showing any ONE through the house
that desires 10 pitcf asei . Terms reaSonable
ID, ~, N Il RH - FssEs4 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

THE ZAxPKfTTA TRoUPE. Tonight !,
we regret to say, the last performance
of this troupe takes plnce. We advise
all who wish to see some line gymnas-
tic and pantomime performances TO at
tend
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

"HUS-KI-Do-RI.'-TO-morlow night,
it should be borne in mind, the renown-
ed tsHun-ki-do-ri' will speak his piece
at Washington Hall. This lecturer
comes to MS with the highest recon-
mendations from every quarter he has
visited. The press is loud in praise Of
him-aud from all we can learn we con-
.fidenLly anticipate u rich treat in the
IantuFp ~ .a |a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

YESTERDAY evening, by invitation Of
Colonel Ford, the efficient and popular
Agent of the B. & o. II. r., We took a
short excursion to Benwood. On our
way down, at the machine shops, we
took aboard w. II. Harrison, Esq, the
competent Superintendent. The ofhc-
inIs all agree in representing the Road
in first-rate condition, and ready now,
as always in times past, to meet any
demands that may be made upon 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12

BETHANY CoLLEOE.-Weno notice by the
last Ahue,GdI Har6im0er, that the three
Phillips Brothers, who arc leading oil
men in Pennsylvania, have donated
fifty thousand dollars TO theendowment
fund of Bethany College. r. NJ. Bishop,
OF Cincinnati, once mayor of that city,
has donated seven thousand. Besides
these, the list, ranging from one hundred
to one thousand dollars, is quite respect
able. The new College building, now
about completed in all its appoint-
ments, is thus resting upon u solid
foundation. The Institution, like many
others mt the North that had good deal
of Southern patronage, suffered by the
first shock of the war; but, ut bethany,
they are getting we'll over that, and are
now experiencing all the inauguration
of n new lease of life.s The friends of
the College seem never before to have
been more Jealous in its behalf, and we
are glnd to note the fact. As a seat OF
learning, it had earned n well-deserved
and wide spread fame previous 10 the
war. t..--.i-is f55r.-5 Ia
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tor SaltE Hs '''-3-
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

THE sIsra INSLrAT TEN 0aGL0gEs
ia CAIFS f3uilardT at her Boarding
fSnuse1 corner Fourth and Union sts;, Will
SiiST1oSe at public sale, OF large lot OF
6oIfsehold goods, consisting of BedsteadS,
NiafTHsSeS Bureaus Tables STANDS, Ghiifs
lCaTpSts ard atGien Fppdtpre amid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12
For Sale

II WILL SEIiL4THE HOUSE AND LOTT
i NOW live In on Water Street, It fronts 2 feaf
Inches by 81 feet deep. There Is very COM
modlous Dwelling house with rooms and a
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
VIII sell my groceries and give POSSESSION 10
the person purchasing II they want Them ,iss
i wish TO quit busines& For particulars fn-
sep4-tt Water St, Wheeling, viva.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-12
Sheriff Sale. Of, Iron Sqpeezer,

ToHN HAMILTON AND ALEXANDER
81 Rogers, late partners under the fIm name
OF Hamilton & Rogers, who sue for the use OF
Alexander Rogers, Is. E1iphalet c. Dewey.
n @ Attachment in Assumpsit.
BY virtue of an order Of sails rpadef in the
above entitled cause by the late County Court
for Ohio County on the 18th day OF December,
1850 and also by subsequent order Of the
Circuit Court Tor Ohio County, West Virginia.
made on the 24th dayof October, 1855, shall
proceed to sell at public sale, at the Foun-
dryof John Hamilton & Co., in the 9th Ward
OF the city of Wheeling, on Monday, the
9th day of FEBRUARY. 1866, at 10 O'Clock,
a. m, to the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit:
.. OneShaft; one Bed Piece; one Pinion; one
BeveI Wheel; one Ring one Manhead; four
Manhead Legs; Brasses for Squeezeri one Gross
Piece; one SQueezer Casting; two SQueeZer
Plates, and three pieces for Squeezer, said TO
be complete Spteezer for q Rolling Mill.
Terms of Sale-CaSh.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
'4H"t Sheriff Ohio county
II.