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A REFUSAL. TO PAY FIFTY CENTS
NECESSlrATES rHE PAWN Sr OF 4 LAR
GER SCM.--SOmCwhcrc In North Wheel
ing thorc il II place called Fort Hall, at
which certain young lNdiCS aud young
gentlemen frequently congrHE0te for
the purpose ofLrtPpinG tho "ltght IAN
tWSttc."
Hcrctor0rC, so fur Ms is publicly
known, they have always had u de-
liGhtGul time at their Fantastic" eXhi-
billions. Not IL single row, rso much
as II loud word, has occurred to mar the
festivities until, on the evening Of tho
9th inst, tho spirit OF discorl appeared
ut the front door in tile person OF Joseph
Bates.
At an investigation of the matter yes-
teriHy morning, before Judge GOode, it
appeared that Benjamin Jones and an
other individual, wcrC Excepting door"
for the dancing party ON the evening i'll
question; that while thus engaged, tho
evil genius of 10. Bates, backed up by
the evil EeniuScS Of two or three conn
Panions, prompted him to undertake
the difficult task OF "goin' in" without
first paying tho requisite fifty cents;
that ON his stepping up to the door TO
put his purpose into execution, the
ever wHtchful dragon, Benjamin Jones.
whispered lin his ear "Eiity cents! to
see the golden apples within;" that
the infatuated Bates paying no attention
To this warming, found hiSelf c0llRreu
AMI icr6ed from his vantage ground
by the dragon aforesaid; that not to be
foiled i'll his purpose Bates struck
wildly ut his assailaut, and, clinching.
both rolled into the gutter; that some
/ of the parties present intcrfered and
stopped the contest. End of the first
! fight.
1t further appeared that Mr.. Jones,
having recovered from his rCcumbent
attitude in the gutter, went of some
where for achievements, and return
ing with them in IL very short space OF
time, threw of his brOadcloth and
boldly affirmed that he could with the
utmost ease whip any man i'll North
Wheeling, who didn't weigh more than
one hundred and tifty-fiVU pounds; that
Mr.. Bates now desired 40 go home"
but was informed by Mr.. ], that he
must first fight; that thcreupon they
both went at II tooth and toe nail, as
sisted by mighty champions on each
side, and continued their endenVorS to
hightcn the charms with which nature
has literally gifted them, until sepcra-
ted by disintercSted individuals. End
OF the second fight.
The upshot of the whole affair was
that Bates, instead of paying fifty cents
and quietly enjoying himself ms he
might have done, had to fork over the
sum of ten dollars and costs to the city
and that Jones, for his exhibition OF
bravery, was likewise assessed to the
tune of ten and costs.
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HARRISON Co., ONO, FAIK.-The
Nineteenth Annual Exhibition of the
Harrison Co., Ohio, Agricultural So
ciety, will take place ut CadiZ, Ohio, on
the 81, 18th and 9TH days, of october
next.
We have received from the Directors
OF this society their catalogue for 1866
which contains the names of the award
ing judges for the next fair, rules and
regulations for the government of the
society, and list ofpremiums.
The latter shows that the most liberal
prizes will be given to successful COM
petitors in all departments of industry,
whether said competitors come from
Harrison county or elsewhere. And
We think any person on this side of the
river, wishing to obtain valuable en-
dorsement on any of the productions of
his care and skill, cannot do better
than exhibit them at the Harrison Co,
Fair
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ALARM oF FIRE.-ConSilerablc ex-
element was created, yesterday after
noon. among these who run wild de
machine" and other Staid and quiet
citizens, 10y AN alarm of fire.
The most searching investigation on
the part of numerous individuals re,
snlted in the complete establishment Oi
the fact that the roof of n briCE-kilu
belonging to Mr.. Reed, and situate some
where in East Wheeling, was on fire
Tor moment, and that the incipient con.
rtagratiou was ''uipped i'll the bud" by
the application of n hucket-full OF
water,
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BRIGG's MAGIC CEMENF.-The most ,use-
full article ever offered to the public. China
Glass and Earthen Ware, Parian Marble, and
ornamental work of every description, In
SANITY repaired. 1t is so simple and easy ap-
piled that any child can use it. Try II and
be convinced. Sold by Edmund Booking,
No. Odd Fellows Hall,
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TuEl-roF BUrrER.-Night before last,
some poor devil, male or female, forced
AN entrance into the cellar of the house
occupied by Mr.. u. Peck, on Fourth
street, and did thcrefrnm wilfully and
telouiously abstract and steal, or other
wise carry away, all the butter recently
purchased by Mr.. 4. for the use OF his
family.
said devil. male or female. has not
Vet been discovered, but, ii is to be
hoped, will soon be brought To condiSu
punishment.
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Fresh Oysters.

J, {. ORR, Esq. and his corps OF tax
GathcrGrS are busily engaged receiving
involuntary contributions To the pub
lie purse.
and all who have neglected to post
themselves on Internal Revenue mat
tiers, will have 10 pay the additional
ten per cent. from this time out.
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Why BE HuWBUGGED IoSGER.-Every
body draws prize in a bottle that will re-
store gray hair to Its original color, prevent
and cure badness. Rings AmbroSia ls the
only preparation that is warranted to do as
represented. Try bottle and be convinced
or get your money refunded. For sale by
ODBERT, Chemist. End of Stone Bridge.
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Dividend.

j GiniO Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany have this day declared dividend of
three per cent, ION the business OF the COM
pany for the last four months) payable to the
on the first of September at the
Office of the Company.
w. +. PETERSON,
nu2l-lmd Secretary.
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SPECIAL CAUrIox.-Mrs.w inslows sooth-
ing Syrup has become 50 popular that various
parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs. Winslow's. Please take notice that the
Mrs WinSlow of the Soothing Syrup is not
connected with any other article. ju2-Smdv
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JUsT received and for sale at No. 3 Wash.
inSinn Han, opposite the M'Lurc House,
Monroe street, the following School Books,
viz: Quackenbos' and Murray's Gnmmars.
C0rnelIs and Mitctel's GeOgraphys; Wilson's
McGuney's, Carpenters and Bonsars Com
ly's edition) Spoilers; Hazen's speIIer and De-
finer; Rays GreenIears aud Davies Arlth-
metca and Keys; Rays aud Sestinas Alge-
bras, Keys; WOrcester's Comprehensive Die
lonary; Sargeanrs, MeGuHey's and Chris
tan Brothers Readers; all OatechIsms used
in Catholic Schools; McGuHey's Speaker,
Also the very host Of Ink and every variety
OF school materials, StatIOnerIeS, Fancy
Goods and Notions, Pictures and Frames, ali
Of which, especially the Books, will sell %
per cent below the Publishers retail price.
Come and try. p. LECHER.
au2S.lw
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Lock Lever Rakes.

V1IIE. SUPERIOR LOCK LEVER HAY
and Gram Rake. Teeth made or the very
best Refined Steel Spring Iron. For sale by
PRYOR BOYD& CO.,
iu;D Wheeling W Vu.
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RIVER SEws.-The river continues to
fall with four feet four inches in the
channel.
The regular packets for to-day are
the Eagle, for Parkersburg, at II 4. NJ;
Leslie Combs, for Sunfish, Mt P. NJ;
Rather, for Steubenville, at z. NJ; and
Lanesvilile, for Bellair, at and 10 \.
NJ, and p. NJ.
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w. II. WHITNEY, Music Publisher
and Dealer i'll Pianos, MelOdeons,
American Organs, and Musical Mer-
chnndise, Toledo, Ohio, l7S Summit
street, sends US an excellent Campaign
song and chorus, entitled my Policy
or johnson on the Brain. dedicated to
Petroleum V. Nasby. Price 30 cts.
The air OF the piece is simple and
easy, such as all can sing, and the ac-
compartment for the piano excellent.
That our renders may Judge of its SEN
timent, We give specimen stNnZa:
"He would have saved We, children all.
And guarded We from pain;
But pure distractions CAUSED your fall,
And now We cry i'll vain:
MY policy" Is bound to win,
Though liberty be slain,
The "inS" 60 out, the "OuiS" go in
With johnson on the BRAIN
CHORUS.
"My policy" "Mv policy"
a, hear the glad refrain =
W'Dpsi. y. ITnrd, liIL. have frateruiZed
With johnson on the brain
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8nr &aIe.
Administrators Sale,

TIME UNDERSIGNED y ADMINItSTRA-
tor OF the eState'Of Joseph KirkwOOd, de-
ceased, will offer for sale ut public auction, on
the premises. in the town or KirkwOOd, situ-
nted on the west bank of the Ohio River, in
Belmont County, Ohio. directly
OPPOSITE THE CITY OF WHEELING,
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For Sale

YNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the brick dwelling in which he now re-
Ferry oGio ahPd ON the ai vii n bs 6nnS
Fruit Trees, Grapes, &c. The house contains
four rooms, and is admirably adapted us a
residence for a small family.
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Do Remnants of Drv Good

T WILL HAVE READY FORSALE THIS
l morning about 500 remnants Of every
prices marked in plain figures ON each piece.
jus j. S. RHODES.
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The SUNDAY SCHOOL. CONVENTION
to assemble i'll the first Presbyterian
Church on saturday morning, promises
To t,' a great success. At the time of
The appointment of the committee fears
Were entertained that our citizens could
not hc induced TO attend the Saturday
morning meetings, but now all these
fears have passed away, and the pros
pect Of a grand OutpourInG on behalf of
The little ones, seems nattering. This
= jus; As il should be, for AS the COM
mItter say, i'll their third circular, 'If
We take care OF the children, when they
get To be men and women, they will
take care OF themselves" AS the tWic
Is bent the tree is inclined, =" is an old
hut true adage, and if the bows and
girls OF our city have Iioir inStilled into
them true principles, they will act upon
true principles when they grow up.
our citizens will have the opportunity
OF hearing addresses and discussions
by some OF the most prominent Sunday
school men of the country, and We feel
that they will be greeted by crowded
houses nt each and every session. IL.
shane Miller, of Cincinnati, president
OF the international convention of
young mems Christian associations:
Hon. w. T. Wiley, of our own State:
LucIon Hart, OF New York; J. Il. Hine,
of Albany, and Rev. ]. q. Gilbert, of
Buffalo, Will take part in the conYen-
ton, and Rev. Ale Taylor. Rev. J. Il.
CuIliS. and Peter B. simmons, of Phil
4deIphIa, are expected. The people of
Wheeling, with their usual hospitality,
have opened their hearts and houses for
the reception of delegates. and our
friends at a distance can rest assured of
IA most cordial welcome. The commit
L." OF arrangements are working by
day and by night to make the conven-
ton The grandest ever held in our city.
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BEFORE JUSrICE JOHNSON, yesterday,
Michael Wright. a volorcd individual,
made complaint that Charles Cham
hers. u while man, had threatened TO
elbow his brains out and shoot his
black head on"
We weUo unable TO learn the exact
nature Of the difficulty, but believe it
originated in a free hight among hands
employed by Chambers on the Island.
Chambers was fined Iive dollars. and
held in rccoSnizauce for his good be-
haVior.
Al the same time and place occurred
another difficulty between James
Weucr and Michael Wright Wright,
being guilty of assault and battery,
was held III recogniLauce To appear for
trial AT court.
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PUREsr AND swEETIsr Con LIVER OH. in
the world, manufactured from fresh selected
Livers on the sea coast. This OIL is charac-
terized by n sweetness and purity peculiar to
1t alone. Its reputation Is so great that IL
takes the lead OF other Oils. and Is universal
~ prescribed by physicians. Remember To
ask for ''IIazard & CasweIl's Cod Liver on. -
CASWELL, MACK Il CO., New York.
Sole Manufacturers.
For sale by all druggists.
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Medttal.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES

Infnllible in Correcting Irregularities. Remov-
ing distractions of the Monthly Turns
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS a PREVENTTV r,
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Desirable Propertv For Sale,

7 WILL SELL 25 OR 30 ACRES LAND,
i adjoining the corporation of Martins Fer
~, Belmont county, Ohio. On 1t are several
acres OF Grapes in bearing, and part of the
Tract underlaid with coal. Possession given
when the present crop is taken oil.
II. Il. RICE,
Martins Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio.
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II is now over thirty years since the abnv Q
cElebrated Pills were first discovered by DIR
DuPONCO, OF Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and SuccaSSSFIlv uNed
in IN most OF the public institutions, as well az
III private practice, of both hemispherts vii n
Unparalleled success in every case, and il IS
only at the urgent request " OF the thou
is induced to make the Pills public for the nj
deviation Of those suffering from any Irrcgu-
lnritieS whatever, as well as To prevent an In
il. " '''''' " '''e 'e''''' Will not permit
ONE PILL rs \ DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
using these Pills while in that condition lest
they invite miscarriage" after which nd.
mOnitiOn, the Proprietor assumes no rcSnonsi.
bility, although their mildneSSs would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recommended ASA
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints so pecuIIar
10 the sex, viz: DistressnlG and PGinTf Sie7s-
SITUATION, Retention, PUN ia The Back and LOnS,
Head, DizEineSS. Dinlnc&s Of Sight, Gree, Sick-
ness, HcdufIIeSS, Fatigue on any S9iQhi ETPTiigU
5stittotIL0n 81 me Heart and nil the various
distressing complaints, particularly that most
annoying, weakening, and the beginning of
all other female weaknesses,
The LcucOrrhea, or Whites.
At the same time, there is nothing in these
Me directions be strictly NOllO1Ucd and you will
find them to be all they are represented.
ONE BON Is SUFFICIENT.
10000 Boxes have been Sold Within
Two Years.
Ten Thousand Boxes sent IN Letter, both by
myself and Agents, to all parts of the world,
to which answers have been returned, in
which ladies say, nothing like the above pills
have been known since THE SCIENCE or
MEDICINE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD,
In Removing DISTRACTIONS q Restor.
ing Nature 10 Its Proper Channel,
QUIETING THE NERVES and bringing back the
Rosy color of Health" to the cheek of the
most delicate.
Price 81 per BOX. Six ROxes 96.
Sold by M'CABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale
Druggists, s. Main street, Wheeling. General
Wholesale Agents for West Va, TO whom all
REED, KRAFT co.
Sold in st. Clairsville, Ohio, by
w. T. 4 ]. ]. PICKERING.
And by DIR. S. Il. Stidger, MOundsviIle, "
Va, Or. !. l.. Carr and DIR. ]. NJ. BoncOck
of ClnrlSsburg, w. Va.
Ladies', by sending SLIGO to either Of the
above agents to the Wheeling Post Office, can
have the pills sent, (cOnfldentiallyJ by Nail.
10 any part of the country, free Of P3stage.
s. y. HOWE,
Oc23-lyd Sole Proprietor. New York.
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THE WROSG Man ARREsrEp,-The
case of Wash. Nichols, for causing tu-
mutt and disorder, came up Yesterday
morning in the Police Court, and was
disposed of TO the entire satisfaction Of
the gentleman in question.
Mr.. Nichols lives "a short distance in
thecountry, and on coming to town, as
he frequently does, generally stops at
I-ingainans house, near the upper end
'f Market Square. Quite recently he
was at Lingamnn's, and met there an
individual named Alexander Holloway
"ho forthwith duns him for money
which he Holloway claims is due him
from Nichols. Mr.. n. declines having
Inc bill, aliedging, as a reason, that he
doesn't owe it, and getting upon his
horse, which stands near by, rides of
up Market street.
The scene next opens at the corner of
hhIkrt and Washington Strects-hIr
Nichols upon his hOrsc-Mr. Holloway
on FOOT III the middle of the street Mi
Dhub, brewer, living close 10 the scene
attracted by the noise OF nItercntIon
comes OUT OF his house and hears Mr.
IIL-' Gatl MI y. mo gentleman, If he
also, Mr.. n. tell Mr.. II. to get out oI ~,
way and let him pass, as he IL too old n
man TO fight, DC; then secs Mr. II
throw off his coat and seize the bridI:
OF Mr.. Ms horse, telling Mr.. y. To mil
T IT i''"I''I pH'e more, ana he will
show him what he will do. Other gen
tIemen hear and see the same.
Ohcer Price now appears and sepnr-
Htes the angry parties, who take differ
snt roads 10 their homes.
The action Of tho piece hastens rapid
~ To the conclusion.
Wednesday morning Mr.. Nichols np-
pears in the Police Court as cuIprft,
hut, some Of his witnesses being nh.
sent, succeeds in having his case con
tinued until Thursday morning.
Thursday morning winds up tho play.
The witnesses testify 10 the facts as We
have given them, and the case against
him being dismissed, Mr.. Nichols goes
home well satisfied.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply
OFFICE BAIT, q Quo RAILROAD
WHEELING June IL, 1866
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
ION TRAIN. e.
InnNn EnInlAnrlnn

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
l the following schedule on and after June
y 1885, I, ~ W r,o>- rp,,
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ADoLFH BALLoUFF, Il German, was a
soldier in Capt Ewald Overs company
OF the 9th w. Va. Infantry, and was
discharged after three years faithful
service, on the Goth of September. 1864.
All went we'll, until some time ago his
relatives and friends were much atilict-
Ell to discover him manifesling Unmis-
takeable signs of insanity.
AdOlph's case is melancholy enough.
hut some Of his fancies are as ridicu-
lous rs can well be imagined, For in
stance, he takes a notion sometimes
that he Is the man in the moon, and
talks in the most eNtravagant manner
about the Inhabitants and productions
Of that famous globe; then again, he be-
lieveS his home is in the verv centre
Of the sun, which he considers the place
where good men 20 when they ''kick
the bucket here below. Quite
recently lie fancied that his sister
was in the habit of changing to
a rat or mouse, and in this
shEpc eating up all the bread and cheese
about the house. To prevent the loss
Of food he undertook to exterminate
the rat" and might have succeeded
had not timely assistance to the fright
"nsd girl arrived. Again, he claims to
he relative to the King of Bavaria.
who, he states, has dispatched a ship
to this country Laden with money for
him, with which, when it arrives. he
intends building TWO or three palaces,
&c. His last fancy, however, beats
anything we ever heard Of He irnag-
ines that he has been paying his adj
dresses TO young lady who recipro-
Gates his passion, and that day or two
ago the young lady Offering to kiss him,
he refused the salute because previous
Kissing on his and her part had raised
lumps on the end of his nose.
he was brought before Justices John
son, Irwin and McManaway, Yesterday.
and the tokens of his insanity being SO
plain and unmistHkabIe, was delivered
into the hands OF the Sheriff of Ohio
county for transportation to the LuuatiC
Asylum at Weston, Lewis county.
THE WROHG MAN ARREsrEp,-The
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
J. the farm on which he now resides, Situat-
ell one mile from Bolton, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, containing 265% acres,
W acres of which are under cultivation. A
FIGURING and Saw mill, dwelling house and
all the ordinary Ontbnildings will be found on
the tract; also an orchard of excellent fruit
This land liesOn Fish Creek, and Is covered
with growth of splendid timber.
Jy26-d&wGm JAMES a. RICE.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ), 1886.
The following valuable Real Estate, to wit:
259 Desirable BUildiDu Lots.


finely located for private residences or busI-
ness locations.
No place on tho Ohio River offers greater
Inducements for manufacturing purposes
than the town of KirkwoOd.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
passes directly through the town.
The Central Ohio Railroad is located within
three miles and makes connections with the
e. 4 Il. Road. |IEI
The BnltimOre& Ohio Rail ROnd terminates
directly opposite this place in Wheeling.
Wewill also offer at the same time and
place
400 Acres Fine Farming Land,
on the same section. We will sell the land
in lots to suit purchasers, in parcels from one
acre To one hundred acres and upwards. -
About two hundred acres of the lH1ld is utl-
derla1d with the finest quality of I! -
BITUMINOUS COAL, LIMESTONE, AMI
FRIEDRICH CLAY,
which will be sold with or without the sur
face, as may suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SAIE-One-thinl of the money
paid at time OF contract, the balance in two
equal annual instt lmentS, with interest
from day OF sale.
Possession given Immediately.
sale continued from day to day until NIL
shall be SOld-Or Offered for sale.
For further information. enquire of the
undersigned, at ST. ClairSville, o., or OF VIM
Alexander or Joseph H. West, bridgeport, o.
HENRY WEST
VIM. KENNON, Jr.,
Administrators with the will annexed OF
Joseph KirkwOnd, deceased.
ST. CLAIRSNILLE, o., July II, 1856. au2i-lw
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DAILY TRAIN.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road

w. P. SMITH. Master Of Transportation,
]. b. FORD,
lul5 General Agent, Wheeling,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member of the Royal College of Sur,,so,,.
London, Graduate OF one Ofthe most e'TiTdi,
colleges IN the United States, and the pr,."tat
pitfalls OF London, Paris, Philadeinbin n aS's,
elsewhere, has effected some OF the mCs,t ' a
t0niShinS cures that were ever know, 80
trEnnleti win ringing In the hcan and ear,
wn"n iISIeep,gTc:it NERVOUSNESS h,.inu alarm,
ut sudden sounds, hashfnlncss viii f,I
blushing, attended sometimes with IcraTg..HN
mentor mind, were cured Immediately.