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NOISELESS MACHINE.

Itrequircs FIFTY PER CENT. LESS Pow Err
to drive it than any other machine in the market
girl twelve years ofage work it steadily with
out fatigue or injury to health. a......u
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY
of construction renders il almost impossible to get
ont of order, and is GUARANTEED by the company
to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may desirete
supply themselves with superior article TO cone
and examine this UNRIyALE Machine. nssy.s
One half hours Instruction is sufficient to enable
any person to work this Machine to their entirs sat
isfaction. b..ii.uc.
RELIGIOUS and CHARITABLE INSTITU-
TlONS will be liberallY dealt with. ,v--
,.r - AGENTS WANTED s,.,1
for all towns in the United States where Agents are
not already established tAiso; for Cubs, Nexeo.
Central and South america, 70 whom liberal dr.
count will be given. -a't@" 70
No consignments made at all. Address
Empire sewing Machine Mrg Co.,
.A.4C. .sa,s sis BRoADWAY,N.1.
avg 40 isos.-e". ls ;.ii sAH,Ai's'.
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DIssoLUTIoN OF .PARTNERsHIP

DISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership here
toforc existing between +. Elliot and W. 7. 0rnf-
dorff in the Clothing business, was dissolved by mu-
tual consent on the I'd of July inst. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to the firm are hereby
notified TO call at the old stand recently occupied by
the firm, and settle their indebtedness. Persons to
whom the firm is indebted will also please call and
settle. The business will in future be carried on by
VIM. +. orndora, who is authorized to settle up the
busncss.
-ft t.tf... ~. ' F. ELLIOT,
July IL, lsss.-3L W.T.. ORNDORFF.
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..,.. ets.e t..-- ~ sA.sf 0A$&~'0 fIztts
The attention of the Public and the trsds a b..
vited %, e,our NEw SoALx q OCTAVE R0SEW00D
PIANO F0RTES, which, for volume aud purity OF
tone unrivalled, by any hitherto offered In this
market. They contain all the, modern improve
ments, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal lrea
Frame, Overstrung Bass, etc, and each instrumsnt
being made under the personal supervision OF Ar.
y. III. Gk0VESTEEN, who has had practical e.
periencc ofover IS years In their Manufacture,
fully warranted in every particular
The sGrevesteen Piano Fortes' received the
award of merit over all Others. at the celsbrA-
ted Worlds Fair. ,.
Where were exhibited Instrumentation the best
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadcpnia,
Baltimore, Boston aud New York: ssnd sise 'the y
American Institute for Eve successive years, the
gold and silver nedals froa beth ef rhich can %
seen at our Nsre-room.
Ry the introauefion of improvements We make
still more perfect Piano Forte, and By mannaetur-
ing largely, with strictly cash system, ere en.-
blesl 10 efierthess instruments 90 q prles Whiea
will preclude ell competition. sal ad' sbe7'
Terms. Net Cash In Current Fssdsss
yn Descriptive CIRCULARssENr FEDE.
A. 4 @. !,
Nay 81, is6s.-ly.
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A LwAYS KEEPS on hand large ssi well %
n lectcd stock OF
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18
T YcEUN Bo0K STORE.

7 YCEUn BOOK STORE. -&It t.lt'k
4, the Schools are about to open, We take pioa.
sure in saying to our friends aud customers that
supply Of SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONARY
BLANK BOOKS, PENS, q PENCILS, States
and INKS, are ready for the Market stredae.d
Prices, at
J. B.McCLEERY's
Hagerstown, Aug. 20 sc.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18

TACOB A. WRIGHT, North Potomac
81 Street, Hsgerstown. ..
XVYOOLEN, GOTTEN and LINEN GOODS
| w the best manufacture at
u EASONABLE PRICES considering the tight
/ ( ness of the times. ~.
INDEED it would be hard to find elsewhere any
i thing ~ compare with his
ItOODS in price or quality. This fact be
i demonstrated to the satisfaction of all
TT Is friends if they will but call and give him
i an opportunity to do 81.
rINIAT this is not mere boasting but stern facts,
those who call and examine his goods and pri-
crs will not hesitate to endorse. Then h
"Comc along, come along, come along, say
Come from every Nation, come without delay"
to Wrights establishment where you always
procure bargains in Dry Goods -...u..
liagerstown, Jane IL lsGG.
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dyed fdfs! they present good ap-
pearance for short time only,
and afterwards a good Siber-
ian squirrel or fitch Is
far superer7 in appearance, and for
warmth and durability are not excelled
by the most expensive. Fashion, which
rules the world, now gives the prefer
ence to the Hudson Bay sable fur,
which stone, martin, and more lately
mink, claimed. For durability, mink is
unequaled, and its appearance is never
such that it cannot be worn with ordi-
nary clothing. The most valuable are
those having long dark hair and soft
ness of skin. The American sable is
next in value on the list of furs, after
the Hudson Bay sable, which is
nearly equal in quality and elegance
10 the Russian sable, although cost
ing less than half as much. En-
mine is about equal in expense with
mink. 1t is delicate and beautiful, and
much used for children's furs. The
Russian sable is the most valuable of
f1rs. The old buffalo robe which was
formerly so much for sleigh robes, has
been superseded by the black bear, white
fox and black fox skins. Racoon and
nuskrat skins are much used, but are
not so retentive of heat as the other
varieties of thicker skin and longer
hair.
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BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.-0n Thursday
evening the regular monthly meeting of
the City Board Of Education was held.
The committee on Bsildings and Real
Estate reported adversely to the cree
ton of school buildings in Union Town
ship and Clinton sub-district. The report
was adopted. ..-.....
The special committee appointed to
revise the 9Th article Of the bylaws, re-
ported a section which requires written
excuses from parents or guardians where
pupils have been absent OF tardy, and
that where such excuses are not sent
pupils shall be treated as truants.
Bills to the amount of s2ll.95 were or
dered to be paid.
The Superintendent report for the
month Of November was read. That
officer recommended the selection of q
site for a new school house in Clinton
sub-district. The portion of the report
in reference to school site was referred
to the committee on Buildings and Real
Estate, with power to act.
The committee on Buildings and Real
Estate were authorized to purchase the
lot of ground adjoining the colored
school.
The salary of the Principal Of the col
ored school was fixed at forty dollars
per month.
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THOS. O'BRIEN,
PEAL ESTATE AGEN 7.
oaice---C astoBs House Ruildiag,
wuRKRING, WEST VA.

DyYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE,
" stocks, &c, on commission. Offers the fol-
living:
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TIE DINsMoRE MURDEE-Terdict Of
the CoroRer's Jgry.-The Coroner's in
vestigation into the manner of the
death of Robert A. Dinsmore, of Wash
ington Co., Pa, who was recently muir
dered by Robert Fogler, came to close
yesterday morning. The verdict of the
jury was substantially as follows: THAT
the deceased came TO his death by pis-
tol wound inflicted by Robert Fogler.
and that said Fogler was aided and
abetted by some person about whom
and whose presence the Jurors cannot
agree" 1t will be remembered that
William Montgomery, son of Hon.
William Montgomery, is under arrest
as an accomphce of Fogler, the latter
having made an allegation to that effect
in his confession, but it seems the evil
dence elected at the inquest failed TO
implicate young Montgomery, and he
will doubtless be discharged from Gus
tody.
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u,CUINERY FOR SALE.

,,ryr FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
r. .ola in lots 10 suit purchasers. Ii is all
L .,r,llcui condition, having run hut few
,r.- steam Engine, loinch cylinder, 2c-inch
~ 49,, nTuble Fiued Boiler ~ inches, - feet
l0r-. -. s...t
n-. Patent Corn Shelter, with cleaner attach
a rrnogitv so bushels per hour.
,r,. Bradford Burr Mil 30 inches.
,,u. Wheat Separator.
me Grtnwald's Steam Holster.
rorr setts Elevators and Conveyors.
t.r Wind Mil.
together with large amount CT Skating,
~ Gearing, Betting, &c.
PRYOR. HANDLAN e. Co.
Nos Is, II and l9, Main street.
Dgvle
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A NUlsANCE.-We notice in many
parts Of the city pavements covered
with zee, which is caused by parties
throwing waste water out. 1t is ex-
tremely dangerous to pedestrians, and
people should not let water run out
where it will cover and freeze upon the
payelnent.
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JOHN TEECE.

lTALSTER AND HOP DEALER,
MI Water Street. Centre Wheeling. West
Virginia. Highest cash priCc paid for harley
auuBflN
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DULL.-NeSer was our city more
quiet and liteless than ii has been for
the past W eek. Local items are among
the things that were, and everywhere
we are greeted with the same reply
Nothing startling" Such condition
of affairs is very desirable for the city,
but awful on local colum.
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FELL ON THE IcE.-Yesterday after
noon one Of the horses attached to q
wagon, in coming round the corner OF
Union and Market streets, lost his foot
hold on the ice, and fell to the ground.
The animal lay laundering in the
street for some time, but was finally re-
stored to his place in front of the We
hicle,
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As some of our citizens think the
schools here cost vast amount OF
money, and that taxes are very high, it
NAV be of interest to our readers to
know that the schools in Wheeling cost
less than any city yet heard FROM We
have been permitted to take the follow
ing figures from table jast made up
by the Clerk of the Board of Education;
from published reports and information
furnished by superintsndents of schools
in the cities designated:
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pIsEAsEs oFIMPKrpENCE

When the misguided and imprihsHt votarJ 81
pleasure finds that be has iinlapsd the sesdB 81
this painful DISEASE u too oftsn happens that
an fll-iiIned sense of shamr dread " hiso0vrry
dsieIs him irssn applying TO those who from 30
uratj0n and resp-ctshiity. can alone befrtsBd
him. dflayipg iIIl the constitutional symptoms %
this bUrrfI di.sase make their Appearance. sorh
a. liberated sore throat. dissa~sd nose, DOctuHn1
pains la the brad and limbs dimness q sight,
deafness. pOdes on The shin bdDes and mus,
Ll0teaes on the heal fac aud ekirsDitiss. pro
gr,ssing With frigbtfal rsJidIty, tau At lat the
palate Of the mouth or tbs boBes Of the pose
IAN in and the victim Of tLis sEfai dfseas b.
hSrTld object 81 c1a L1ise rsiS0b, ~ death
puts period 20 his drsaffni suherings by stbd.
Ing him 30 sThaf C1Bdisuoyefsd Country from
UheBee no traveller rttarIlsT
II isa melancholy lscl that ibousends fAlI We
tins 81 fhis terrible dieeAse owing 20 ti< m.
skilifBilneSs 81 ignOTkBt pr.tenSsrs, who, BY tie
use ~ that DEspLY PorSos. NEscUnI. rsin the
constitution and make tbs fesidne 81 life plisei.
able. ~
oFFTCY-7 SOUTH FREDERICK srREET,
Len hand ,iis gong frnm Bsl;lmgre strsst .
few dO0rs from tie Conner. ~ Pail hDt 70 Oh
servs name and number.
rR-No Istters roosived uulea. po,.-paid. and
Containing . stamp 81 he used On the Isply.
Persons ST1iisg shDuid stale age and send IsoT
ISa 0f advertisement descFibisg synp.cfns-
The Doctors DIPLOMA ksngs N ms Ostss.
ENDORSEMENT or The PRRss.
The many THOUSANDS oursd 1t this es;1ioish-
IbeHt Tifhin the lAs; twenty yes-s, and the ni..
useross important surgical OPERATIONS porfofrned
by DT. JOhuSfOn. witnessed By The rrpogtSfs 81
The Sun, and nzny StsssT psp.rs. no;iea- 81 rs,ea
- Ia g:Inl.iag a. . gtutisrnzn of ohsrsrtrs
and responsibility, Il slaeisnt Easr.ni5 70 me
sHsicted
Skin d..sasss sDeedly cared s7ss 5iy
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Our PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Some time
ago a resolution was adopted by the
Board of Education of this city, re-
questing the Clerk 10 report the cost OF
educating each scholar per year in the
different schools Of the district. Since
the resolution was passod'a calculation
has been made, and the average cost Is
fixed at SLIP. In the estimate no al
lowance is made for cost OF building or
furnishing the school houses. Bytown-
ships, the cost is as follows: -
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WANTED.

CTIvR AGk NTsE We II n.
"A WHERE 70 introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS. INVALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY. sells al sight, and demand constantly in
creasn. Agents male and female, now oper-
sting are making 80 10 s25 per day by working
q few hUCr. daily. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE As
AGENTS UNNECESSARY. 4 sample of each, worth
E. VT. Terms TO agents, sent free 10y mail 10
ar address. Send co cents 10 pay postage.
ls~>AIsTACTiOS GUARANTEED. Address
CIV. JACKSON & CO..
nehs-ly o Box l34s baltimore, Nd.
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oRGANIC WEAkNEsS

Irnn,edia;oly Cured and Full liG"r lsostoIcd.
This Disirvssing AfirCti0n. vhlrh renders liie
miserable and Marriage impossible, Is the rtaai-
" paid by the victims 81 imprUprr induis''ncc.
frrsu not bcing aware Of the dreadful ooBso
0ucnrc- that may CnGlc. Nav, Who that Lnhsr'
stands the suhicCt ALL pretend to deny that tho
power of prucwatiun il loot sooner by iho-f III
Ing into improper habits Than bN tue piuI,nL
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure OF hcalihy
offspring ia, most serious and desiiuct!NCty mp.
toms of bath body and mind arisr. The System
becomes pr.rsngrd the Physical and Mental
Tunrtions ueah surSl. loss OF frJcrratiNr Power,
Nervous lrrttnhfr, l'y1fr-a Pslr4'ai!"n 81
til, Heart Indigestion. Constitutional lthhli',
a wasting oi the Frame, Cough. Consumption,
Decay and Death.
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THE numerous friends Of Rev. S. B.
Barnitz, and especially the children Of
his large Sunday School, will be glad to
learn of his entire recovery, aud Of his
return home to-day. Mr.. Barnitz was
unable to meet his engagements at the
great western Pennsylvania Sunday
School Convention at Erie last Sunday
and is expected to preach tomorrow
morning and evening.
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FOR SALE-.CHEAP.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
n three miles east of Wheeling ON the Ma
:5ousl Road adjoining. and east of the place for.
rr.rrly owned by E N. Norton, ESQ. The grounds
nearly I'VE acresl are tastefully adorned with
,l-uh6rry and shade trees Of choicest qualities
Tn, house Is elegantly furnished and Will be 30
s.ld If desired Possession gwen January list
l,t-. Apply 10 1H0S. 0'BRlEN, Real Estate
AGENT cfiice in Custom House. decll-lw
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Dividend Notice.

WHEELING, W. VA, Dec. l, 1856
JuIR BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
i Wheeling Belmont Bridge Company have
thiI day declared a dividend Of four a. per cent.
Oh the capital stock Of the company, ont Of the
earnings for the last six months, payable on or
after the first day Of January, ls61, TO stock
holders holding stock on the auth day of Deem
Der, ls66. JUSEPH La NSON,
declllw Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-15

We learn that Sheriff Piper, of Bel
mont county, Ohio, has selected Mr..
Thomas Garrett, of Bellaire for Jailor
and Deputy Sheriff. The Office is re-
sponSible and lucrative one.
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A NOBLE INSTITUTIONAL number of
benevolent ladies in this city, impressed
with the importance of furnishing a
place of residence to young girls, who,
while engaged in stores and factories in
the city, are unable to pay the exorbi-
tant rates charged at boarding houses,
are considering the propriety of estab-
fishing a house where board can be oS
tanned at small cost, and where also
young women, arriving in the city, can
stay until they succeed in obtaining
employment. 1t is designed TO make it
Boarding Home" where those who
can not pay ordinary boarding house
rates can be accommodated at q price
which will suit their purses. We hope
the noble institution will be estab-
lished.
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YOUNG MIN

Especially, who have hccom" the victims ot Soh n
iaTy Nirr. that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps 20 an untimely grave
thousands Of Young Men 81 the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect, who might ether
wise have cntranc,d listening Scnstos with the
thunder 81 eloqnencc, or walked TO cIstAoy u'e
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons. or Young Men coniemrlri-
ing Marriage being aware OF Physical veal
nos organic dehihn dci0rmitics, speedily
cured 20
lie who places himself under the care Of DR.
]. NAV reiiciously conGdc in lie honor a. gen
tlrrnan. and confidently rely upon his skill - .
,,hk-.sgiau
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-TUE CouuITTEE on APPEALS

| will meet at the Clerks Office, City Build.
inEs. on Saturday evening the 18th inst, al half
past o'clock. All persons aggrieved by the as
s,ssu,nt Of their property, either real or per
soual are requested 10 attend promptly, IS this
is probably the last meeting the COMMITTEES will
hold 7. SWEENEY,
drcl%td Chairman.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

rTHE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
situated ON the South side of Centre Street
hetUee Fifth and Sixth, al present occupied by
Nj Jpo. Hamilton. Apply 10 JOHN /. RICE,
ri NJ G. LeocL & Co, No III Main Street.
GeCl..lw
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FOR SALE.

TFFrEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
L Of stock in the Howard Iron Works. This
stock would under no circumstances, be orered
!or sale. hut for the fact that the owner has re-
moved from the city nov@o
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,.Iu,hye Farm For Sale.

.rvDrHSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
'l'aS. ,,iD,ble property known as the Bloom
L ,,I' Pam. situated on the National Road,
iugH4., ,,st Of Bridgeport, Ohio, and con-
i"' ~ ,heut 800 acres 1t il o splendid loca-
tiaa -. stcck or fruit farm and hss fine vein
-" ~ .sid 10 I've : Fl. thick, underlying the en-
@ farm c Ta I'm 9 ISoui sS ae ns p VIII
D, - ,rarately if desired, with or without the
B. I'M terms or further particulars, apply 10
go" w c. BROCKUN1ER.
c. W. BROCkCNlER.
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NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

= received until January LIST. 1861 for the put
ting on Of three 81 strings good Blue Limestone,
vel broken. ON Main Street. from Washington
toJ ttIersOn Street. STEPHEN CLAEh-
d,cl43f Street Commissioner.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-A number of civil
suits were disposed of in this Court yes
terday, and thus some old debts will be
settled.
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THE PARK.-The grand opening ofthe
skating park took place last night.
There was considerable Of crowd
present and the ice was in excellent
condition. The band discoursed excel
lent music, and merry time was had.
Should the atmosphere continue frosty,
the park will be thrown open this morn
ing at nine o'clock. Stockholders
tickets can be had at T. c. MAfee's and
Z. Bookings. Look out for fun tonight.
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RaLTIuoRR LOCK- HOSPITAL.

Established as Refuge from ouaekcry. The
only place where a cure can Ne obtained
DR.-JOHNST0N
Has discovered the most Certain Speedy. and
only Rflectual Remedy In the world Tor Nesk
p,Ss Of the Back or Limbs StIictuNs, Affections
If the Kidneys and BLADDER. Involuntary Uhs'
charges. Imp1tency. General Debility Nervous
ness Dyspepsia, lAnsuor. Low Spirits CoRiu
sion OF Ideas. Palpitation OF the Heart. Insidi-
". Trembling. D.mnrSs nf Sight, hiddiness-
niscase OF lie Head, Throat. Nose or skin, Al.
E,ctious Of The Liver Lungs stomach or Bas.
t.l.-tkose Terrible Disorders arising rum Sol.
tary Habits Of Nouth-sECRrT and solitary pias
tets more fatal 10 their victims than the songs
of Syr,ns 20 the Mariners Of Ulysses hlishtns
their most brilliant hopes or antiCilat'"ns, rn'
deTiuE marriage. &c, !mp"Ssible.
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And in fact everything kept in first class cloth
ing and merchant tailoring establishment
We offer Gray's Collars. retail, at 30 cents per
box: Goldsmith's ut IS cents per boxi and eve,
rything else in proportion. Give us call and
see for yourselves.
All those indebted TO us will please come FOR
ward and settle their accounts, and those hold
inc accounts against US will present them for
settlement. SIElN Dtoo'
movie
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TAkEpAETICTLAR NOTICE.

DR. J. addresses all those who have hqGi'd
themselves by improper indulgence aud solitary
habits. which ruin both body and mind, nnfitiisg
them fnr either business study society Us
marriage.
Thc.r arr some Of The sad and melancholy -.
frcts produced hy early halIis ot youth, Nifs
w,lkurs. of tLD El,k and Limbs laHs In t.o
Head pimur4s e. SIGHT Ln-s Of Muscular I'sv
a. Plantation ~ the Heart Dyspepsia NsfNoys
Irri liability arrangement 81 the Dg'stiSr Pun
tons, General D,blii!G symptoms 81 Cousussl ?.
ton. &c
MENTNIT.-Ths fearful effect ON The mind
ar. rHuch 70 be dr-ad.i-I.o-s Of Memory Con.
fusion 81 Ideas, Oppression Of spirits, Iv'
FOrcbo,.ings Aversion "a Society. Self Dtr'ftisi
Love of solitude Timidity SC. arr ssBs Of tic
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons of al ages can now
judCe what j. the c4uss u their declining health
losing their vigor, becoming weak, iAss MT
yous and eIuariaieA having - singular aPIssaf
ancc about ilso oyes, cough and symptoms OF
al 20
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For RENT.

THE TWO STORY ERICK HOUSE on
| Main street formerly occupied by Edwards
s.one & Co. as a Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store
Possession given Immediately. For further par
t.eUlars, inquire Of 4. {. EGERION,
A, stein Bros. corner Main & Monroe streets.
does
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PoucE.-For the third consecutive
day, there was no session of the Police
Court yesterday.
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stockholders Meeting.
,Wu .<~U-aH vrEErUNG< nE TIL

/ Stockholders Of the First National Bank OF
Wheeling for the election of Directors and for
tie transaction Of such other business as may
come before il will be held at the Banking House
~ 10 clock a. n. on TUESDAY, Jan. :, ls6..
GEORGE ADAMS,
dHcs--d Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-15

ABOUT FURs.-The business in furs
during the present season has not been
as large as in previous years. This
fact no doubt is owing to the long contin-
uanee of mild weather. Until the last
few days there has really been no use
for furs. For the benefit of our lady
readers we give some useful hints in
the selection of the furs, which no
doubt viii be in good demand for some
time to come. Good furs may always
be distinguished from dyed ones by
having white hairs scattered through
them. It is poor economy to purchase
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-15
FOR RENT.
A First RATE RUsIyE a

N room. situated on Market street opposite
the Mcclure House-lt feet front bv 81 feet
deep. Apply 10 IHOS. OBRIEN,
dCClO Custom House. Real Estate Agent.