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Firernen's Notice.

an, PERSONS HAVING UNIFORMS
"A or parts OF uniforms belonging 70 me
H6t,nIl and Ready Fire Company and DO NOT
Intend 10 parade Today are requested 10 leave
them at tie Hall OF the Company before IL
O'Clock By order OF the Com II n
anrl.1t Secretary.
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REV. Mr.. FISHER, of the First Pres
Lilo Policy. Some gentlemen of his
congregation, hearing of the fnct, gen,
eronsIy increased 1t TO five thousand
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HUMPHREYS,
Hommopathic Specifies.

HAVE PROVED, PROM THE MOST AMPLE
- gxpsrtenee, IN entire tneeess; Simpie-PromptT
cines IeTieeily adapted to popular use-so simple
harmless TO be fire. from danger, and 80 efficient "a
to be always reliable They haye raised the highest
isfactiOn. s=tsl 20 IN
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TnE Police Court was quito lively
Yesterday morning. four cases being
brought before it, which We're disposed
Of az faIlaws: David Luke, for assault
mud battery, was fined $40 and costs
James Cochran, for disorderly conduct,
fined $40 and costs; Augustus Migge,
for fOrestalling the market-case con-
tInucd till Saturday next; Augustus
Frederick, assault and battery-con-
tinued till Wednesday next ri
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No MoRE n1sPEIsIAi-A Philadelphia
Druggist speaks OF Or. EaD-s Tonic and Anti-
Ppspcptic Pills US the best Dyspepsia medicine
For Headache, Indigestion, CostIveness, &c,
they have no superior. Plain and Sugar
coatedi No calomeIi sold by dealers Price
8 scents By mail IS cents. TIKI Logan & o.,
ProprIetorsS div
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THE winter term at West Liberty
Academy closed last week. There were
the usual closing exercises, consisting
of examinations, on tho 18th and 10Th,
of the different GLASSES, and of literary
performances, musical entertainments,
&c. The school is going forward sue
cessfully under the management of the
Rev. John A. Brown, agentlcman we'll
qualified to occupy the position. Due
notice, we presume, will be given in
our advertising. columns of the opening
for the Summer term. EfHEFtI
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RIVER. NEws.-There appeared to be
n little more life upon the landing yes
terdny than for a few days past. Twill
be qualification to our citizens and ship
pers to learn that the Phil. Sheridan
company, Boothe, Battelle & Co., yes
terday purchased the steamer Potomac,
which will continue in its present line.
Nearly all the SheTidGR's crew, which
is composed of Wheelingites, are trans
ferred TO the Potomac, headed by the
popular and genial gentleman, Capt.
Chas. Muhleman. The reputation of the
above named company for promptness
and dispatch Is well known to all.
The Emma Flo. 3 passed up yesterday.
The Potomac left for Cincinnati yes
terday afternoon at 8 o'clock with fine
The regular daily packets made their
usual trips.
thirteen feet three inches water in the
channel.
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The tenanTry under the Mcclure
House have been shifting about a little
AS well as other people on the first of
April. We observe that the Central
railroad ticket Office has been moved
up to occupy the old corner stand for
merly occupied by the Franklin Insur-
ance Company, while that concern has
gone down to the room over the Saw
ings Institution on Monroe street. Mr..
Turner, Jeweller, comes up from Main
street to occupy the old stand of the
ticket office. The basement rooms OF
the Mcclure are justly considered very
desirablelocations. i,ti
A WAGON loaded with furniture.
drawn by four horses, upset upon the
landing yesterday, seriously damaging
II large portion of the load.
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CHILDRENs' CARRIAGEs.-Dinerent styles
and prices at d. NIcoLI & BRO.
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LOOKING GLAssEs-styles, entirely new,
just received at Partridge's Gallery. pIettier
and cheaper than ever before also an elegant
assortment Of Picture FRAMES, and many 9TH
er new goods
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Mfaifal.
FOR FEMALES.

1t Is now over thirty years since the ap ~
celebrated Pills were INST dlscoyered os NE NE
haze been Extensively and successfully pSel
inmosf Of the public Institutions IS vel liz
in 1riyate practice, OF both hemisphere VIZ :, y
0,Iiy, ~ the sinrreut request OF the thou
sands az ladies who have used them tIatLI1
is induced to mike the Pills public Tor ths n
oTjties whatever as well as to prevent an N
crease Of family wherehealth will not Peiin'
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fof5 saleI.
Sherif's Sale.

SS,,1tx, cirrnit Court On the law side.
March etii, 1885. Causes No. land2. .LITyf I
william TalIant, Henry Tallant and Lewis :;
DelapIaif partners under the hfIn name Oh
Tallant & Delaplain, ComPlalhAlnlLtsi
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CITY ITEMS.

NEW HAT AND car sToRE.-A. & f.
Schwertfeser have Just received their inst
stock Of Spring and Summer Hats and Caps,
No. ITO Main street
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Go,,nEt.I.u Seat For Sale.


rTTAT VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
fesidenes az I5eatherwoodi II miles east
~ tISe cify OF Wheel ling, containing nve
Stres OF ground, laid on with shIpbbery, small
mit and shade trees owned and lately occu-
Med by MT. VIM. TalIant IL not sold before
Saturday,, April nth, It win on that day be Of
Iered at public auction at the front door OF the
Court House in this city. eLIns easy. APP
DIV 10 THOS. O,BRIFN, Renl Estate Agent, OF
DODSON & BBO., No. 81 Main street, Mheei-
ing. maII1-Ia
TLEGANT CITY RESIDENCE FOR
sale II not sold at private sale before
Saturday April 7th ] VIII on that dny,
At Ten o'cloclE,a a. M, sell at pubic auction
~ the front door Of the Court House, IN TINS
Gay. the eles.ant and fashionable [eadenee
Sitftafed on the northwest corner OF 4th ana
Monroe streets, owned by Henry Moore, ESQ,
and at present occupied by DT. BIshnei99.
ma15-ta keai Eslate Agent.
Firemen's Reception Ball
yTIETts. TTA-fTED FIRE COMPANY WILL
give a bali at UNION HALL, on Wedes-
day I,YenInR. April 4th.
Tickets may be procured from the Manaeers
ors I a ops dS Sfihe Committee
49, -. STANLEY, Chin.
rnF0q-id = .Fs- g McNAY, Secy.
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

My authorized Travelling Agent, will visit this
locality from time to time and cheertully
communicate all desired Information.
ffI=l o. c, MELtOR,
feb22 .45lstts re Pittsburgh.
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: fTIJnst ReeeiVed.

T oVERING SUPERIOR GOLDEN
4 syrup; Old Gov. Jnyny Yellow and Green
ftio- Gomez -of-extrI fine quality; Eastern
CraubeTTies: Buckwheat Flour Philadelphia
Minced Neat chaTlEAtOn Grltss Green Peas;
RoierlIan Pean; Smyrna Figs; Layer Rails
ins: Rordeanx Salad on; Extra French Mus
tard; sardel Fish In 5 10 kegs, &c, &c, and
io lin ~ loW py " u. woonRoM.
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~ County ClrCuIJ OOuIL. III NuduCtIyt
March 9Th, 1855. 'i'-i-'4
Edwin Hornbrool, Complainant,
Jacob E. Hornbrook and others, Defendants
Pursuant TO decree rendered In the above
entitled cause by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county,, Stateof West Virginia, on the 9th
day or March, 1856, shall proceed to sell at
public sale, at the 'front.' door Of the Court
Hous OF OHIO county, on Tuesday, the 18th
day OF A pril 1865, at 10 O'Clock, a m, TO the
highest and hest bidder, the following descr1b-
The south half Of lot or parcel of ground
being numbered Two hundred and six (2O6l
fronting on the west side of Eoh street, be-
tween First and Second streets, and laid out
Inv William Chaplfne and Others, as an aCi-
dition to the city Of Wheeling, and In that
part OF the City of Wheeling called Centre
Wheeling, 5th Ward. ID
Terms Of sale-one third 60 in cash, 10 be
paid ON the day of sale, and the residue in
two equal inStallments. AT one and Two years.
the purchaser giving bonds with good seouF;
Ity 6eaI ing interest from the day OF sale until
raid: the purchaser to have the option OF pay
ing the whole of the purchase money or any
greater part than the one-thlTdi in cash. The
Title 10 be retained until the whole ofthe Pur-
chase money is paid ,,,,.,,,11,, r
Sheriff OF Ohio County and Special Com
missioner fss4 fsr U 81 Enf<-fISu
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Trnstee,s Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
b executed to me by Sanford B. Hall, bear,
ing date March 10Th, 1862, and now on record
in the Recorders office or Ohio county, West
Virginia, will sell on Tuesday, the 2ith day
of April. tS68 at 10 a m, nj the Court House
OF said county, TO the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing property, 10 wit: Lois No. ., Onnd 10;
also fraction of p feet front and running
back nearly the full depth ofSaid lots.
The above property is situated in North
Wheeling, in thai part laid out by John Nc
Lure and has a good brick dwelling house,
&C. erected t. efeon. Terms OF sale, cash in
hand. THOMAS a. MAULSBY,
mr2n-SOdS 5000. Trustee.
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TIE FIKEMEN's Parade NEW
STRAI FIBE ENGINR.-To-day is set
apart by the Fire Department of the
city for the reception and trial. of our
new steam fire engine. The firemen
will spare no pains to thoroughly test
the capacity of the machine, and give
our citizens an opportunity to judge OF
ON Monday night by a number of gem
tlemen, and fully met their expecta-
TONS. They were highly elated with
its work. 800 z .s'-lil i.
Mr.. B. Shanley is Chief Marshal ofthe
The Inherent companies Of the city
will form at II O'Clock, this afternoon,
on Market street, the left resting on
John street, in the following order OF
companies: Guards, Independence,
Rough and Ready, and United, with
the new fire engine in the rear. The
procession will move at 2 o'clock, and
paradethrough the city by the follow
ing route: mi .4i.l,
Washington to Main, up Main and
countermarch to First, up First TO
ChapIine, up Chapline TO Third. down
Third to Market, up Market to Biddle,
down Biddle to Main, up Main to John,
up John TO Fourth, down Fourth to
Clay, up Clay 10 Sixth, up Sixth to
Fouth 10 Union, down Union TO Mar
ket, down Market TO Monroe, at which
point the procession will be dismissed;
and the trial of the Steam Fire Engine
will be made in the vicinity of the
The steamer is named "United, No.
s." II bears the following inscription !:
Wheeling City Fire Department. Conn
mittee-E. Il. Sheppard, ]. Q. Common,
S. b. Dudley, d. Stanley, u. Weisger-
Der. A. j. Sweeney, Mayor. w. d.
Harrison, Chief Director. James II.
Barrett, Engineer"
Yesterday afternoon three additional
members of the Baltimore Fire Depart
ment arrived to participate in the exer-
cises, consisting of Messrs. James Bar
ron. Geo. T.. Bothman and Charles
ReritraTn.
This evening grand ball will be
given ut Union Hall, which Will wind
up the festivities of the day.
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New Drug Store, New Goods, New


r HAVE JUST COMPLETED MY STORE
piete assortment of Drugs and Medicines Sc
iected with especial care aS TO purity and
quality. Perfumery, Notions, Fancy Goods;
also my Wines and Liquors being of choice
Vinta8es, my WhislSys, old and reliable; all
of which have been bought low for cash, and
will he sold at-ne and low cash prices j
would most respectfully beg TO inform the
public at large, and especially the citizens OF
Centre and Fast Wheeling, that in soliciting
do so with an experience OF many years In all
the departments Of PHARMACY, and feel con-
fIdent that 1t will he TO the Interest OF all TO
give me trial before purchasing elsewhere;
my stock Is fresh, pure and well assorted
German Chemist and PhaTmaceutiSt, VINO
Will be Toundever neadyto ATTEND 20 my Ger
man friends Prescriptions nlIeda ~ alIhourss
day and night Q. h ODbEhI:
- : Cor. Main and Webster streets,
End OF stone Bridge, Centre Wheeling
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GRArN1So-Desiring 10 give my entire at
tentIon the graining department of house
painting. propose TO reduce the rates for
that kind of work to twenty-five cents per
yard, the present rate Is my cents PER yard.
Having made this department a 'sPeciality
trust shall be able TO give entire satisfaction
to Oli who may favor me with n cali.
For specimens OF my work would refer TO
the houses OF Daniel Lamb, Daniel List, L
NJ Norton, John Roemer, Geo. K. Wheat, Dr..
L. II. Logan, samuel Langhlin and many
Others. AN orders leItat Eo.lsS Main street,
doors below tho Grant House, will be
promptly attendedto.
mret.eM =. = HARRYsMTTH.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
ma IOHNsON.

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
london Graduate ofone of tho most eminent
Colleges in the United States, md the greater
part Of whose life has been spent in the hos
elsewhere, has effected some Of the most as
tonishIng cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing in the head and can
when eepgreat neFTonsneSs,b being alarmed
at sudden Sounds, bashfGlneSs, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with derange-
ment of mind were cured immediately
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Persons desiring to consultme in regard to
terms of payment, &C., can leave their
me on the premises. "a 'gtul 81
feb27-d&wtf JACOB HORNBROoR. I.
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Married Persons, or Young Men contempls.
ting marriage being aware ofPhysical Weak.
mes, Organic AeN l!t speedily
He who places himself under the eareofpr.
j. may relfgiously con1lde in his honor as
gentleman and confidently rely upon his
skill as q physician.
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Sherif,s Sale. !.

cTATE OF WEST vIRGINIA,t OHIO
. County Circuit Court. In Chancery;
March 9th, 1865. 'ita.i'
Edwin Hornbrool. Complainant.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially. who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which ahnnallY sweepsto an uhtmefS,
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the mos
excellent talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced LISTENING
SenateS with the thundefS of elOQuence OT
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cail
yEyith null C0nfiGHnCe. 80
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice, INDUCED In when alone, a habit ire
auently learned from evil companions oraf
school the effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity thut n young man, the hope OF
his Countrywide pride OF his parents, Shouldbe
snfltclieCl nom all prospects and enIoymenB
The Dath of nature, and indulging In certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con-
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one Pun A DOSE.

Females peculiarly situated, or those sup,
nrsiTg Themselves so, are cautioned agAiIa ~,
pSiIt, tbesfs pills while in that condition ~
thsIy Sinyita miscarriage" after which AZ
nonitIon. the Proprietor assumes no reSpolLSt,
hiiify although their mildneSS would pIeEsSSIIiis
any mischief 70 health otnerWise 1''
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Price 100000.
HnusEHoIp FuRNITuRE

The ground could not be purchased and
the buildings be put up at a'cost OF less than
$4,000. Will also sell my
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MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY H.
for ali those affecting complaints 50 Pec11tEL IL.
10 the sex viz: DiSfTcSsllg and Fdhlfh! nc; hs'
str1,Ffion, Ret1lioIl PIfn % Lhe Back and Lo "
IteJ f)fZzfnesJ. Dfnnness Of Sight, GTee7r Sex
1ieST HedrfHess FtItiGue on any Stigf IsIeyts,aI
EfII1tfItion Of the Heart, and all the SnIlou99
SnnSyinga weakening, and the beginninSoi
All other female weakenesSes,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-07-11
The Kind of sheep to Raise.

Such as suits your condition. If you have
hills nut Merinos on them. If you have hills
almost sterile and inaccessible, the little Pau
lars will find their way over them, and sup
port themselves. They will do this where
other sheep would die outright. They will
stand bad weather, will rear their young
we'll; will, let alone, support themselves; but
with GOOD treatment will do better.
The rich, level plains are the place for the
large, long wooled sheep. These are closely
allied. in keeping to cattle. They are large,
and REQUIRE care and good feed. A few
together only should be kept, as they will
not herd and thrive as the Merinos. The
Merinos will not only do to scramble up and
down the hills, but they are great walkers
a trick they got in Spain, their native eoun-
trv. They will therefore bear to be driven,
at even great distances. But not so with
mutton sheep. They require nursing and
GREAT attention-and then they will thrive
beyond what the Paular or InfantO Will do.
But mutton must be the main reliance with
these. The South Downs are the best where
mere quality of meat is concerned; but for
weight of carcass and profit the Leieesters
and Cotswolds, with their careasses, the Ox-
fordshiers and Shropshires, and the Hamp-
shier Downs are preferred.
These are the best kinds of sheep, to be
used as occasion and circumstances as we
NAV require. We eare tardy IN getting sheep
in the West. This is at loss to US Sheep
will not only give variety to our farming,
but add to the sum of our profits, and Keep
our soil from deteriorating.-R World
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Bread for the Bones.

Bread and butter are the only articles
of food of which we never tire, from ear
ly childhood to extreme old age. A pound
of fine flour or Indian meal contains
times as much meat as one pound of
butchers roast beef; and if the whole
product of the grain, bran and all, were
made into bread, fifteen per cent, more
of nutriment would be added. Unfortu-
nately the bran, the coarsest part, is
thrown away the very part which gives
soundness to the teeth and strength to
the brain. Five hundred pounds of flour
gives to the body thirty pounds of bony
element, while the same quantity OF bran
gives more than one hundred and twenty
FIVE pounds. This bone is lime-thephos
phate of lime-the indispensable element
of health to the whole human body, from
the want of the natural supply of which
multitudes of persons 90 into general
decline. But swallowing phosphates, IN
the shape of powders, or in syrups, to
cure these declines, has little or no effect.
The articles contained in these phosphates
must pass through natures laboratory;
must be subject to her manipulations in
alembics specially prepared by Almighty
power and skill, in order to impart their
peculiar virtues to the human frame
In palmer phrase, the shortest, safest and
most inlallible method of giving strength
to the body, bone and brain, thereby ar
resting disease, and building up the con-
stitution, is to eat and digest more bread
out of the whole grain, whether of wheat
corn, rye or oats.-HalPs J0unaLof Heath.
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= EEAJ NOTIEE

4 Alonzo Winans. of the State of PennsyIva-
n ia Will take notice, that Eben Newton, Thomas
Kennel and Alexander Wallace Administrator
! on the Esfate of Simeon Jennings deceased, with
his last will annexed, on the llth day of June
1866, filed their petition as such administrators
against said Minaus, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Trumbul County Ohio. setting forth that
said Wingns on the ID day of MAY. 1861, entered
into written agreement with said testator (then
in full ie) for the purchase and sale oi seven "a
lots of ground situate in the village of Earlsville
IN Newton township. and in the County and State,
last aforesaid Said lots designated on the map
of the Will ge plat of Earlsville aforesaid and in
the End Division thereof by numbers: .. 10. II,
Is, 2 and p. That there is due and VIII d paid
for purchase money on said cOutraci I..m sald
Winans the sum of S692.29. for which sun With
interest from the lst day of next term Of said
Court, the said administrators pray 1Or lnal
order against said Winans. and also for a license
for the sale Of said premises TO satisfy the sum so
due and unpaid. ana also an order that the sum of
Sl59.00 yet to become due on said contract on the
lst day of May 1867 may be paid on equitable
principles out of the grounds of such sale.
The said AlonZO Wlnans is notified that unless
he plead answer or demurr TO said petition on or
before the 30th day of July next QS66l said
order and decree prayed for by petitioners will be
taken at the next Court of Common Pleas in said
county to be held at Warren, on the 18th day Of
September, the evening of the day last mentioned.
EBEN NEWTON,
THOMAS KENNEL,
ALEXANDER WALLACE,
Administrators of cum testdmeAtO GRaer0 Of Sine
on Jennings deceased.
June 13 1Sf6 6w-
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The Alexandria, Va, Journal says /:
"We are now fully satisfied that there is
a deeply laid plan in Virginia, extending
throughout the South, to keep alive for
future use the hopes, purposes and or
ganization of the late disunion conspir-
acy. One measure of the disunionists is
to hold control of the land of the South.
Another measure is to retard settlement
by Northern men through a system of
terrorism. An important part of the
plan consists in a deliberately organized
system of military emigration from Eu-
rope. These are the foundation meas
ures of the new sectional disunion con-
spiracy. Sectional politics, negro serf-
dom, commemmoration of disunion bat
ties, Generals and heroes, the annual
floral decorations of soldiers graves, adj
ded to the incendiary teachings of the
press and pulpit, are expected in time to
do their work of cooperation.
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The Chief Justice also announced that
the opinion of the Court in these cases
will be read at the next term, when such
of the dissenting Judges as see fit to do
so, will state their grounds of dissent
Neither the counsel for the prisoners,
nor the judges of the Court, can be
harmed in the estimation of loyal people,
except by the sheerest, and grossest mis-
representations. But the lies of base
ISLANDERS will recoil, and truth will ulti-
mately be vindicated.