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Another Marine Disaster.

NEW YORK, October l3 Tho British
sloop Ambrosine, from Cordiff, Wales, for
Vera Cruz, iJundered off the coast OF
Florida, on the Cd inst The captain,
second mate aud three of the hands were
saved after being thirty-six hours on q
raft. The following are the names of the
recovered persons: William Owen, mas,
ter; John Neal, second mate; Edward
Havard, seaman; Peter McDougal, sea-
man; James Welch, steward The re-
mainder of the ships company, ten in
number, are supposed to be lost. Their
names were: Edward Baldwin, mate;
Henry Wilde, carpenter; Hiram Knight
James Jocketts, Charles Haven, Edward
Walker, Thomas Hillard, John Howey,
John Clark, John Muller, seamen,
all of whom sailed in the vessel
from Cordiff, except John Clark, who
shioped in Vera Cruz. John Neal, sec
ond mate, who was saved, also Joined the
vessel at Vera Cruz.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, I

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 6, l866.-3
SIR: A special term of the Circuit
Court of the United States was appoint
ed for the first Tuesday of October, 1866,
at Richmond, Va, for the trial OF Jeffer-
son Davis on the charge of treason. 1t
now appears that there will be no ses'
sion of that Court at Richmond during
the present month, and doubts are ex-
pressed whether the regular term, which,
by law, should commence on the 4th
Monday of November next, will be held.
In view of this obstruction and the con-
sequent delay in proceeding with the
trial of Jefferson Davis now pending IN
that Court, and there being, so far as
am informed no good reason why the
civil courts of the United States are not
competent to exercise adequate iurisdic'
ton within the district or circuit IN
which the State of Virginia is included,
deem it proper to request your opinion
as to what further steps, if any, should
be taken by the Executive, with view
to speedy, public and impartial trial OF
the accused according to the Const:tu'
ton and laws of the United States.
lam, sir, very respectfully yours, g.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
To Hon. Henry Stanbery, Attorney
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Foreian NeMn.

NEW YORK, October l3.--Thc A7ia'=
files contain the following items:
A Paris journal heads an article Oh the
subject of the Russo-AmeTican alliance
with the words lie Spectre Russo,
and contends that no issue Of moment
can result from the movement. The
financial position and serTiceable Condi
tion of Russia are Teated very severely
in few lines
The Et glish newspapers comment at
some length on the subject of President
Johnson's tour and the constitutional
questions involved in bis difficulty with
Congress.
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Auoii,PrFenian Scare

NEW YORK, October 4.-A Heralds
Toronto special says: Great excitement
was caused at Fort Erie, Canada, yea-er.
an organized pafstiNH. .of q rumor that
contemplated raid upon the frontier
a squad Of police was Immediately de,
tached to patrol the river between Buffa
10 and Niagrs Falls. A company of vol
unteers patrolled the river in the vicinity
of Fort Eric aud other precautions were
taken but the raiders failed TO put in an
appearance On the same day, the Fe-
mans had a pic mic excursion down the
river, and when passing Fort Erie and
the Canadian gunboat Reserve, the band
played the Wearing of the Green" and
other popniar irish airs, and the excur.
sicnists waved the sun.burst in front OF
the red coats and oheered for Roberts
and O'Neill. These menaces 60 much ex-
asperated the captain of the gunboat
that he ord1r, the excursion beat away
and threatened to fire into the party.
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The 81. Lonis Races

81. Louis, October l2,--To day has
been a very exciting day on the Laclede
course First race, milo heats, free for
all feather Weights, premium $780, was
won by Conmt Bismarck; time l:l5, l:454
His competitors were Bushwhacker. John
Scott, Bonnie Boy, and Blue Flag.
The second race, two mile heats, free
for all, premium ono thousand dollars,
was won by Muggins; time I:4l, 342f
The competitors were Stonewall Jack
son, DERBY, aud Rlngmaster.
The third race, three mile heats, free
for ALL premium $1,000 was won by
Harry of the West; time 5:35, $3.50. This
was the most exciting race of the week.
The time of the llrst hoat is said to be
ramark nhle
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An Address by the Torch and Turpen.
tine PilRrims-Impartial Suffrage
the Theme

An Address by the Torch and Turpen.
tine PiIgrims-Impartial Suffrage
the Theme
NEW YORK, October 13.-The Tribune Is
st. Louis special says: The Southern
Loyalists prepared an address this fore
noon to the people of the Northern States
before leaving Springfield. They urge
the people 10 iUsist. in behalf of the
true loyalsts of the South, still further
conditions precedent to the admission of
the Southern States than those enuncia-
ted in the constitutional amendment,
because the present State governments
of the SuuLl, are not legal bodies and
therefore cannot legally ratify the
amendment. They plead that the peo-
pie and that their representatives shall
at the next session declare the present
State organizations in the South illegal
and proceed to reorganize the govern
ments base,l upon the principle of i'm
partial 10, al suffrage. A committee of
seven was up, oiD ted to keep the subject
before the people until the final decision
of the reconstruction question by Con-
gress This committee consists of Gov
ernor Hamilton, of Texas, Bingham, of
Alabama, Griffin, of Alabama, Tucker,
of Virginia. Eator, of Tennessee and
Randolph. Of Louisiana The loyalist
deputaticn is now dissolved. Every
where their pleas for impartial suffrage
have BEEN enthusiastically received,
even in the supposed stfDngholds of con.
servatism in Indiana and Illinois, and
everywhere they have me- the most cor
dial audiences.
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CAN TsyRRE BE HARM EN KISS
ING,

The waters Hiss the psbhlY shora.
The winds all kiss the bills
Tho eunbeams kiss the tulip bu'
For the odor it distills
The devdUops kiss the rosa al moEo
The csreus dew at eve
The fern and fo wer IN oircltnE CLASP,
Their Tnyst.o beauties weave
Jhe mconbeaHs Kiss the clouds at night.
The star.gems kiss the sea;
While shadows dreamy soft aud Eight
Are kissing on the lea
Tha Egphyrs kiss tie budding pink
That blooms on beauty's np'
and ruder blasts though Geld ana ohill,
Its ruby nectar sp'
ire winds the waves, the budding 6owers
The laughing, merry rills.
Arc kissing all from morn TIL ere
And clouds still kiss the hills
Even Heaven and Earth do meat to siss
Through tears of sparkling dew.
In kissing then, can there be harm
dons think so-do youi
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Who would not be beautlfuli Who would 40
add TO their beautyi What gives that marble
purity and diSt.ngus appearance we observe up.
on the stage, and In the city belle IL is no lon
ger q secret They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
It's continued use removes tan, frecklss, pimplss
and roughness. from the face and hands, and
leaves the complexion smooth, transparent.
blooming and ravishing. Unlike many cozmet
les II con ans no material injurious 70 the skin.
Amy Druggist win order 1t Tor rou. IL not on
hand at 80 ots. per bottle.
We HAGAH. Troy, N. T.. Chemist
DEMAS BARNES 4 co,
Wholesale Agents, NY
Saratoga sprisE water, sold By ell
Druggists.
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Congregational Nominations

ALBANY, n Y, October 10 The Re-
publican Union Congressional Conven.
ton for this district nominated to day
for Congress Hon. j II Ramsey, Presi.
dent of the Albany and Susquehanns
Railroad.
OswEGo, y. Y, October l3.-Hon d
c. Littlejohn was 70 day unanimously
nominated for Msmber Of Assembly by
the Radical Convention Of the OswegO
District.
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Destructive Fire In TouisTilis-fke
Theatre AMI Oiher BniIdiugs In
Ruins
LOUISVILLE, Ky, October l2-l2 30
A. NAT half past eleven last night,
about FIVE minutes after tho audience
had left, the Louisville Theatre took
fire and is now q mass Of ruins The
Jewish Synagogue, in tho rear, is on fire,
with all probability of being extinguish
cd with slight damage For time the
destruction of several contiguous build
ings seemed mminent bnt they are now
out OF danger.
LOUISVILLE, October 9Th destruo-
ton of the theatre last night involved an
estimated less Of $4,000 insurCd for
SO coo The loss to the Jewish Synl-
gogue was small ana fnlly covered by
insurance.
The Indictment for treason against
Hon. F. J Bullitt, in the United States
Court, was quashed to day, the United
States Attorney entering mol proScui
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Departure Of the Russian Minister
- for Home.

WASHINGTON, Oct l3-Baron Stock.
Ell, for many years representative of the
Emperor of Russia to this government,
waited upon the President yesterday, ac'
companied by the Secretary of State, to
take formal official leave previous to
his final departure from this country.
The interview vas Of an interesting
character, both from the intimate and
friendly relations of the two govern
ments, and the popularity of the retiring
minister himself The Russian govern
ment will be represented by n Waldo
mar B.disu, who has been attached to
the legation for number of years He
was introduced as Charge d. Affairs in
the usual appropriate manner.
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aTsINEss CARDS.
.raenWood Cemetery,
nv TAER NATIONAL

.rt,n three miles East OF the city, Is now
Ipterments, sale and improvement OF
,s1tains 81 acres of land, AID is Isld
,rs most modern and improved styiS-
..-riIy reached ut all seasons by the Na-
r,5d and for three-fourths oil tne year
.aempfeld Railroad: 1t IS psr,ectly Sc
III ;n,cnAod to be beautlhed oy every
,'r oS ~ trcss shrubbery, public vault,
~ rrt,Gciai lake, fountains, &c, TO make
20 the best Rural Cemeteries in the
ample provision is also made Tor It's
~arr order and care in perpetuty.'
r, d5sirous of purchasing lots can ex'
,a ground with the superintendent,
,p'st. or secure them by calling at the
- ,.s Secretary on Main street over the
W Wheeling. o.,,
T;shingt to make interments viii cal
GARY to obtain permits therefor.
~. af admission TO lot holders and yiSi'
DO issuelbv the Secretary.
81 .-. A.J. SWEE ,EY, Prest
f T0yHAI, Sec'y. y.o,e
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
.---a.,o,l John A. Armstrong,
., - George Adams,
: .Sutb R.G. Jordan,
h%'' E. A. Hildreth.
EeuGS'' aug3i ~
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prono,cd RaiIroad @ Csaseride.iou.

RICHMOND, Va October lS.-The
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com
par,, in session at LyDchburg, Va,
adopted L resolution yesterday in ;ayor
Of consolidating the management OF the
railroads from Bristol, Tenn, to Norfolk,
Va. Governor Pierpoint and General
Mahone we're the most prominent ad7o
cafes of the scheme of consolidation
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IL 10 q mOst dshsLtf0i alT;preszJuz
it eradicates soruf and dandfud
Ii keeps tha head cool and clean
II makes the hair riob, soft and giossy
II prevents bsir turning gray and Milling Oh
It restores hair upon prematarcly bald heads
This 10 Just what Lyons Rsthslron will DO
II 10 pretty-itis Ia oheap--durabls. IL IL literal.
ly sold by the car load and yet its almost inored
lble demand ls daily Increasing until there 4
hardly country store that does not kespit or
family that does dot use it.
K. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, ny
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold BY ell
Druggists.
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ForgCries in New YoIE.

New York, October IA series of
extensive forgerios on several of The
banks and bankers of this city, to the
amount of $4,000, has just come to light;
Some of the forged checks were deposited.
in the Hanover Bank by an imposter OF
the name Of Eugene Duraud, who sue
ceeded in obtaining $4,000. Two chec Ts
were drawn in the name oi Trevor g. Co.,
government bankers, of Washington, one
were df9s4hR2 h2f agth4 gth4 s 9tRqr 669E s. G9a sRa s
feated The North American Bank and
Merchants and Chemical Bank are
among the victims thus far. It appears
that only about $4,000 have been lost
on this forged paper. IA alleged accom-
plice of Durand was arrested Yesterday
and taken before Justice Doerli1g, at the
Tombs Police Court, A partial examine
tion was made in the case, when the pro
oeedings were further adjourned until
TO morrow at 10 o'clock 4 NJ, Durand.
the alleged principal in the affair, is at
large,
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rke Radical Test I'm Missouri

Are you Catholic r. Is now the test
adopted at several Of the registering
places il this city Why not put sim
liar question to a Puritanic1 Presby-
terrain, O Unitarian, fanatical preacher
representing the Methodist Church
North, or an infdel and unbslieyer, as
many of the radicals arcs If we mnst
have q religious test, let it lie made gen
eral, and not be applied to n church
which haa grea er number Of members
and is less disposed to meddle In politics
than any othGr i'm the UniOn-which Is
more disposed TO genuine acts OF charity
and embOdles mere Of genuine Christian
feeling than pervades any other sect
But the object is to intimidate and put
Down the catholics in the exercise of
political right-a right which, if they
fail 10 exercise, will Onl z servo to en-
boden the desperadoos Of the Jacobin
party TO take away from them their
churches and their property, and to
drive them from the country. We say
TO the Catholics, as well as all other good
men, go to the Register and demand the
registration of yeur names. Suffer no
impertinent questions about your reli.
gious tenets to deter you from demand
this registration, and if the Register re-
fuses 10 do his duty, enforce the law
against him. He is liable to fine and
imprison ment, and that will soon bring
him TO his senses, if 4 sworn oath does
not control him. Register, register, one
and all of you, and then let consequences
take care of themselves st. Louis Paper.
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Robberfe. BerIing Green, Ky.

BOWLING GREEN, KY, Oetoberl2-A
gang of six men robbed the railroad
Office and store at South Union, at about
6 o'clock, P. 81, taking lout $500,
three hundred Of watch was in specie :
also a large lot of goods. Three Of the
men were blackened, The description
Of the three others very nearly answers
that of mea who robbed the pay trsin
yesterday They left in tee direction
of Franklin.
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Effects Of the Int Rain aud Flood In
the vicinity Of Washington and Rich.


the vicinity Of Washington and Rich.
mond.
WAsHINGroN, October I3-Tne rain
ceased about noon, but the Potomac has
been rapidly Using all day, and the in.
dications air rhAt the waters will be as
high as the destructive freshets of for.
mer years The canal has overdowed
and maby Of the houses along the north
ern bank a,e submerged. The inmates
of some of the ranches in the neighbor.
hood were obliged to leave their tene'
ments on Iafts piloted by newsboys.
The warer Ia tho canal obtained its
greatest he ghtn about half past one
this afternoon when it washed within
few feet of the top of the fence at the
south east cora er of White street, and
covered portion Of the ground used by
base ball clubs East Of this lot for some
distance tho water war full OF men and
women wadiug for terra frma, waist
deep, bringing CID furniture and cloth
ing
RICHMOND, October l3 The foods
and serious damage to the railroad, will
cause a suspension of travel between this
city and Washington for two or three
DAYS. On The Richmond and Fredericks
burg road, three culverts were washed
away, and on the Orange and Ale1an
dria road, the fridge at Bealton was
swept off The James river is much
swollen By recent heavy rains,
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Penu,yITanin EIce lion Returns

PHILADELPHIA. October I3-We have
the follo lug official msjorisies; Blair
county, Geary, 752i Cambria county,
ClymeT, 652; Mifiln county, Clymer, il0i
Green county. Ciymer, l,53li Westnore-
land county, Geary, .046i Clymer, e.l13i
Jun!ata county, Clymer 29S.
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to civil custody whenever demanded by
the United States Marshal upon process
of the Federal Courts. ~.
I send herewith q copy of letter
from the United States District
Attorney for Virginia to which / beg
leave to call your attention,
have the honor to be, &C., &C.,
(Signsd0 HENRY STANBERY,
Attorney General.
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Heirnstreet's lnlmitAble Hair CoioFing is not .
dye. AL instantaneous dyes are composed Of
ity and beauty Of the hair. This II tbs original
Hair Coloring. and bias been growing In hvor
over twenty yesrs. II restores gray hair 70 its
original color by gradual sbsorption, In . most
remarkable manner. IL 10 also beautifs! hall
dressing. Sold IN two sises-s9 cents and IL
By AL dealers. q. HEIMsTREET. Chenist
saratexa Spring water, said b. q.
Druggists.
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WILLIAM HARE,

-A4TrgAs TEgIaEER ANEs
Gas ILEEIsH, NJ.G Monroe S., Wheel
p W. Va.
sFOrder7 f-m Tho C9nRHy attended to at
~ notice ssp1O
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CHARLES sIEBKE,

, FAECY DYER AND SC0UEER, South
7eot, near the &. Il Q. i. r. Depot Wheeling,
"a. All kinds Of ShRwls, Ribbons, and eVe'
agriptl1n of Silks and WOOlen Goods exc
.rl on abort notice and on reasonable terms
jh., ls tho lrst and best Steam Dying Eatab'
l,'t In fbo Western States. sep20
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III. w. JORDAN,

lsSssaE WOHsA8,-MONUM
s aud Head StoRos every description of
try Work executed in good style. Corn
T,ue and 7th Streets East Wheeling, W.
am prepared to ill al orders entrusted
ae and hope l will merit part Of public pat
20 Prompt attention paid to orders from
/ -u-r.lrv mohS.lY
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s-IC5|T, p. WHEELER,

r.-.e.NEX, C0LLECT0R OE
4 -... lyNS, Soldiers Claims, and Ceftlneo
An Officers, Soldiers, or Seamen as
service Of the United States, are en-
...r ions for life; and in case of tier
A. q. widow, orphan children, mother or
. ,.v such officer, soldier or seaman, ls
" IN a pension, and also the bounty OF one
l9lars. aud all back pay due. My lee
r.ss is FIVE DOLLARS, II the claim
-,.pp "a collected, and NO CHAKHE IN
aroouuts collected on the most roas'
ET. i5o Fourth Street, near the Court
IL IrrelinP va. seP-o
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LToxs E1TzAcI % Pvnx .sAIoA ouQea-
for Indizestinn- HsnssA Heartburn. oiot Psad,
ache. Cholsr. Morpus. fissuleasy, 10, vhsre .
warming sttmulAEt 10 rsqa.r~d. Its osr~fnI pre.
parsrion and entire purity nskss IL . chap and
reliable article for culinary Yurpos.s SOLD sy'
oss' Pure Extract. Take 10 other.
Saratoga spFins Wassr' so6 by q
Druzzists. "oi-sov
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MEMFa1s, October I3.-The election
passed of quietly. Ir. Lafand was
elected Mayor, Both Of the conservative
candidates were elected to the Lsgisls.
tuIe.
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@. L. ZANE Sc CO.,

.7aETERs AND DEALERS m
-geIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
~. Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines,
S~oet, between Main and Market Sta,
ID Va, keep constantly on hGnd Brandies3
...rf Irish Whislieo, Jamaica Runs ana
III. ,latco Old Rye aud Bourbon Whiskles'
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s. 2. FARIS.

yNRBs. 4 WORKER 81 sCULP.
u TOR, No 10 Main Street Wheeling, Va.
. Monumental Work OF al kinds made to
'ar on snort notice Particular attention paid
ID Portrait Scu'ptnre sno Designing. sen23
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M p. J. HENNIG,

...6,eP2TEEBG PHYSICIAN,
... moved his office to Union street, be-
,..T'et and Fourth. Office hours from
..- -t. Ito3p.m.; 6 to9P.m
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Rxpnrf Of silver,

Few YoRK, October ls-rhe Star to.
day took ont sl6e, POO, mostly in silver
bars, for Europe.
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M. +. UUIIIHEN,

.ssssEs, wEsEELFNG, VA, DENTIST,
sTFA OFIICE, corner OF Market and Quincy
r.6t', one square above the Custom House.
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4r,, Rrim.,oue Parssa q, Home.

NASHVILLE, October II Parson
Brownlow and staff, arrived here this
morning. The Governors health has
improved.
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MRS. Q. ETMNIER.

sTUEACTEIREs All. KIN Ds
OF CRACKERS, CAKES, BREAD, &c.
, ta1 Market street, Ess5 side, "a f5w doors
Ia oi tho Market Hcuse,) Wheeling. ". Va
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:. J. BERRY & co.

.tS in Hawserlaid Oil Well Rope, Msnl
l.-n. Jute and Cotton Cordage, Fishing
y. Lines, Twines, Tar, Pitch, oa6um,
3, Tarpaulius, Fire Brick, Tile ana Clay
lose. Betting and Packing No. % wafer
Wheeling, W.Va. mar2l-ly
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IT, W. PHILLIPS,

k0NaED BRASS FGVNDER,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, and General
.h MIST, NCrih Wheeling Va,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
OaiciaI Correspondence Relative 10
the Trial Of Jefferson Davis.

WASHINGTON, October I3.-The foi'
lowing official correspondence relative
to the trial of jeff Davis was made pub
liz this eyeninp.
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aqua DE MAGNSLuA.7 p 90

A toilet delight. Superior 70 any colo9ns.
akin soft and fresh, TO allay Inflammation, to
perfume clothing fer headache. 60 It 70 man.
ufactured from the rich Southern NagnoliA and
Is obtaining patronage quite unprecedented.
It Is favorits with actresses and opArA singers.
1t is sold by all dealers, at 81 90 u large so@eA
sale Agents.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by al
DruTrists. 80 --,-
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WANTED

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"A WHERR 70 Introduce TWO sew PAT.
FNTED IHvENTTONB Ssssisabk % sysvy Ta~
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T. HENKE
VIM. Y. HOGE,

\ rIoRNEY AT LAW AND GEN
Lar>hah and adjoining ceunties ParticuIar
SSJT'en'.nn given TO the collections of claims.
ti]rIiIaC9svllie, iria Marshall County, West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-15
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WTTIAM KRYTER,

.syzTrAGTURER OF SEHEAR
Tp;res Scissors, Cutlery, Sheep shears,
and desler in Hardware and Guns, No. I65'
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