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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-03

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 1.-The
Tobacco Factory, Foundry and Machine
shops of the Southern Penitentiary, at
Jacksonville, Indiana, were burned this
evening. Hall, Moore, and Miller, lessees
of the foundry, lost about Que hundred
thousand dollars. The tobacco factory
was leased by Nook & Sons, of Lonis.
Vile; the loss is not known. The Courier
estimates the entire loss between two
and three hundred thousand dollars.
The fire was supposed to be the work of
u convict, who was employed in the
tabacco factory
Hon G. Burnett died of cholera, near
Hopkinsville. ,
Charles s. Moorehead, is reported dead
at his plantation in Mississippi.
Benjamin r. Pollard, an old citizen,
died while on visit to Mississippi.
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New York News,

New YORK, October 2 George H. God.
dard, secession vigilance committee
man, Of Arkansas, was arrested in the
city Yesterday afternoon on warrant
issued by Justice Clarke, of the Superior
Court. The complaint was made by
Wm.M. Newman, of this city, who al
leges that the prisoner, with others COM
posing vigilance committee at Camden,
Arkansas. siezea his stock ofgoods worth
SOC, 900, and turned it over to tho Confed-
crate Government. The prisoner was or
dered TO fiud bail in the sum of $1,000
S. B. Chittenden was nominated for
both the short and long term of Congress
by the Third District Republican Con
yention of Brooklyn last evening
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"Jes so P-" Exactly r-Solon Shin gle said
they were there every time" II he felt IA owl
ey" In the morning he took Plantation Bitters
II he felt weary at night he took Plantation BIT
ters; If he lacked appetite, was weak. languid
or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation Biz.
ters and they never failed TO set him on his
pins square and drm. ..-.. .--- .. =.
Few persons want any better authority; but
as some may, just read the foti"wingi
i owe much 20 you, for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters havo saved
NV life. REV. ". H wAG0NER
Madrid N. Y"
have been = great suffer.
er from Dyspepsia, and had & % abandon pre,sh'
ters have cured me.
VRv. c. a. WILDWOOD,
New York City.
! had lost all appetite
was so weak and enervated l could hardly walk
and had perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Bitt-rs have srt me All right.
JAMES HElMINwAY, .
ST. Louis Mo-
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me of a arrangement Of the Kidpeys and
Urinary Organs that distress' me tor years.
They act ike charm Z. MOORE,
254 Broadway New York"
Mrs. o. NJ DEvOE manager OF the Union
Home Sch Oo for Soldiers Children, says she
"hns given 10 20 the weak and invalid children
under her charge with the most happy and grat-
flying results" We have received over hun.
dTed reams of sucn oertid, atos but no advertise.
ment il 40 effective as what people Themselves
say of a good article. Our tortune and our rep.
utatinn is at stake Tho original quality and
high character of these goods viii DO sustained
under every and all circumstances They have
already obtained n sale In every town, village,
parish and hamlet among civilized nations Base
imitators try 20 coms near our name and style
as they can. and because a good article cannot
be sold as low a. poor one, they hnd some sup
mort FROM parties who do not care what they sell.
BE ON your guard SEQ our private stamp over
tbe coTk p H. DRAKE a. CO.,
New York City.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
INfsf,gr avfa
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Married Men.

ofaIl the torments nader the sun, q
married man is the worst! is there .
young girl in the land who will not vote
"yesr to this7 doubt her sanity if such
there be! Was there ever time that
he realized he was de trop, when youth
aud maiden talked of moonlight, music
love, aud poetry" as youths and maidens
sometimes doP Was there ever letter
brought from the Office that he didn't
impertinently "guess" from whence it
came, and persisted in his opinion that
that silly, mawkish, light-haired youth,
with pug nose, and pale green eye in
dited it; especially after his prying gaze
caught glimpse of the leve-like COM
mencement-" My own"-which, until
then, you thought $50 sweet 2" Did he
ever allow an opportunity to "tease" to
pass unemployed Especially if that
opportunity presented itself in COM
psny 2"
Isn't he always trying to talk about
law, duu abu NhS
is just. in the midst of n gay recital of
some "scrape."
Isn't his lip always ourled into an in
sulting sneer when you pass compli'
mentary remark on any particular young
masculine you've been admiring ION the
slyl' Aud don't it make your blood
boil" to hear his impertiueus remark to
his wife. Light as chaff, my dear ?"
And don't il seem as if he was born to
be the baue of your lite when You are
invited by some princely looking fellow
with glory hunting" eye, To 20 TO the
opera, or concert, or promenade, he pa
rades himself along too for propriety's
sake.
Aud when travelling he squeezes you
nearly to death, making himself comfort
able, and reads all the news solus, then
hands the paper over his shoulder To "a
friend" and looking 1t your blank face
remarks: 20 forgot You hadn't seen
it. M news of consequence"-"to please
woman" (added under his breath
Insulting And isn't he always smiling
irresistably, C) and playing the gal.
laut," aud telling what u beau" he used
to be among the girls, aud how young
men did when he was young.
And at home isn't he q shadow theref
If button is off his shirt, or the cravat
he wanted is unpressed-"all his hand
kerchiefs dirty,"or the coffee weak, or
the biscuit soft" isn't he like snap
ping turtleF -,
And don't he slam the front door with
something that sounds very much like
an oath, and go away and stay all day,
and, returning in the evening, expect
his wife to be in delightful hamor, and
Harry and Tom to cit III the corner and
be as quiet as sheep and the baby not to
cry, even though il is hungry, aud q pin
is pricking great ugly, red place on ito
little back, and when it does, TO have
the little innocent called "squailing
brat" aud be told ii he cant bave
peace, he will 'go where he can tind II p"
Peace! poor, miserable, duped woman /
there is 40 peace for you, without You
become u widow Vory shortlyl
A married man indeed! OF all the
oolouo, tormc pting, would-be witty, pry.
ing, curious, disagreeable mortals, be is
the most annoying.
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The Cholera,

New YORK, October s.-Fiye fresh
cases Of cholera were reported in this
city yesterday. :,
During the forty, eight hours, ending
yesterday afternoon, burial permits for
thirteen cholera dead we're issued.
The report for last week showed q
total of four hundred and eighty seven
deaths, thirty eight Of which were from
The cholera Las again appeared on
Governors Island.
WASHINGTON, October 2-At the inset.
ing of the Board of Health, yesterday,
tie first case of cholera in Washington
was reported. 1t was that of a gentle
man who arrived here from Richmond,
on Friday. The patient is oonvalescent.
The exemption of this city from cholera
disproves the theory that it seeks filthy
localities. ---------.-------.-
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Extraordinary Relics of Pre- A dam
ito Race.

The following remarkable communica,
ton, from a we'll known gentleman OF
Middleton, Con-, appeared lately in the
Maine Farmer: On the east bank of the
Connecticut are the Portland stone quar-.
ries, which have been worked for hun
dred and fifty years. At present, ia the
three quarIies, about one thousand men
are at work, and from thirty to forty
vessels are employed in carrying the
stone TO the great markets. These ex'
cavations, which have now reached q
depth of one hundred and five feet below
the surface of the water in the river, have
revealed untold wonders. The stone is
said to be full of fossil remains In its low
est depths. / might call it great char
mel house; but this is too gloomy term
10 apply to it, 1t is rather Gods Great
Book of Records, which have been here
carefully preserved and Theoretically
sealed up until within the last few years
On the countless leaves Of this book are
found the records Of past ages. They
tell us Of the climate, of the seasons ano
of the storms; of the birds and animals
and, more wonderful still, they tell US o.
the men of those ages, show Us their i'm
plements, and shadow forth something VI
their customs. They also open up thell
graves and show TO US their modes O.
burial, the men lying in one postgrg lDl
the women in another. These meu La
all three fingers and thumb and iUul
toes.
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OVER s MILLION DOLL AIRS
3AvEDt -

Gentlsmen -" had negro man worth a, 200
who took cold from a bad hurt In the leg, and
useless for over year. I had used every.
thing could hear Of without benefit until ]
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment. 10 soon
effected permanent cure
j.. DOWNING
MOI .omery, Ala, June II, 1859.
i ,.,a. pleasure in recommending DE Mext.
can Mustang Liniment AS a valuable and indis.
pcustblo article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches or
CALLS on norses. Our men have used it tor Burns,
Cruises, Soros, rheumatism, &C., and all a.,y Il
acts like magic >: ~ HEWITT
Foreman for American, Wolr, FarRo'p aud
Harnden's Express. -.
"The sprIin oi my daughtors srxo, occa.
aioned while skating last winter, was entirely
cured In ono woek after shs commenced using
your celebrated Mustang Linimcnt
ED. sRELY.
Gloucester Mass., Aug. !, 1906
IL is admitted fact that the Mustang Lini.
meGt performs more cures Ia n shorter time on
man and beast, than any article ever discov orod, ,
Families Hvery'me and planters should always
have IL on hand. Quick and ,nre It certainly is
All genuine Is wrapped Ia stecl.plats enErav.
ings bearing tho signature Of g. w. wostbrooL,
Chemist, and the private q. s. stamp OF DEAAs
BARNEs & 20. over tho top.
Ar effort has been mado TO coun forfeit AZ With
0 cheap stone plato label. Look elossiyi
Saratoga sprirR Wuter, sold By q
Druggists,
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opinion see not the allies, but the enemies
of France in nations liberated from
past that was hostile to us and row callel
to enter upon, new existence, guided
by principles which are our own, anC
animated by the sentiments of progres!
which form the pacific link Of society ii
Europe, more strongly constituted ane
more homogeneous by better dehne6
territorial divisions is guarantee f0l
the peace OF the continent, and is neith
or peril nor an injury to our nation
France, with Algeria, will soon number
40 O00, 900 inhabitants; Germany 81 ,000i
600, of whom 29 900, 900 will be in the
confederation of the North, and 5000 ,0OC
| in that of the South; Austria 35. 900 600
Italy 26, 900 900, Spain lS, ,000, 900. What
is there to disturb us in this dis.
tribution of the Europeaa forces?
An irresistible power impels us,
causing the disappearance of secondary
States. Possibly it is inspired by king
of providental foresight OF the destlnles
of the world. While the old pop ulatious
of the continent increases slowly In their
restricted territories, Russia aud the he
public of the United States may each
within the next hundred years number
hundred millions OF men, although the
progre ess of these two great empires is
not for us q snbiect of solicitude. while
others applaud the generous efforts OF
oppressed races. and it is for the interests
of the nations of Central Europe not to
remain broken up into little States with
out either favor OF public spirit. The
author proceeded to demonstrate that
the Emperor was right in accepting the
part of mediator. On the contrary he
would have disregarded the claims OF
humanity. if he proclaimed he had sud-
denly plunged into risks OF great war, one
of these wars which arouse the hatred OF
races, and ia which whole nations meet
in conflict. The government, continues
the circular, comprehends annexatlons;
dictated by the absolute necessity OF
uniting to population having the same
manners and same customs and same
national spirit, it can only desire those
territorial aggrandlzements whloh
would not affect it-a powerful cohe-
sion; but must always labor for its moral
aud political ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, using It's
influence in behalf of the great interests
OF civilization. Nevertheless, the results
of the late war teach an important les.
son, and show the necessity which ex-
lists for the defence Of our territory, and
for perfecting without delay our mill.
tary organization. The nation will net
fail in this duty, which cannot be re-
garded as a threat. In conclusion, the cir
cular considers the political horizon to
be free from any threatening contingen'
cies, and expresses belief in the lasting
peace. ........
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HARTFORD, CT, October 2.-We have
returns from one third of the town elec-
tions of yesterday. The Democrats and
Conservatives have made decided gains
over the Republicans. In Glastonbury.
Sunsbury, Somsrs, Middletown, Canton,
CRANKY aud others, where strict political
tests were made, the Republicans were
defeated, and every one of these towns
was gained to the Democrats and Con-
servatiyes.
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The Portland Argus tells q story Of
one Mr.. Hanscomb and one Mr.. Virgins,
living at the west end of that city, who
went together to recent political cele.
bration and drank too much champagne.
They came home very jolly, and arriving
first at Mr. Hanscomb's dwelling, call
ed.out in a loud voice, Mrs. Hascomb
Mrs. Hascomb please come and pick ont
Mr. Hanscomb, because Mr.. Virgins
wants to 90 homew "
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THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.

THE IMPRACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Bingham, of the Ohio, Congress
men, went SO far in a recent speech as to
say that if reelected:
$50 help me God, will neither give
sleep to my eyes, nor slumber to my eye.
lids, until 1 shall have drawn bills of im-
parchment against Andrew johnson"
This is the lntention-and Bingham il
leading light among the Radical mem
bers of Congress. Ro-elect enough oi
these men, and we have the country
convulsed by trial of Impeachment
which will she ke It's commerce and trade
from top to bottom, and from bottom tC
top.-N 7. Express.
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Ett Ia most delightful HaTDrosEing.
!. It eradicGtes scruf and dAndruff
IL keeps the hoad cool and closn.
It makos the hair rich, soft and glossy.
IL prevents hair turning gray and falling o9.
IL rogtores hair upon prematurely BALD hesds.
This Ia just what Lyons Bathalron will do
1t is pretty-it In ohoap--dursblo IL In literal,
y sold by tho Car load and yet its ALMOST inored.
iblo demand Is daily increaslng until thor. 4.
hardly a country store that docs not keep Ii, or
family that docs dot use it
T. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N.Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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NO. 800.
: EseoI-o 9T97,,TAGsxzdav
AGuA DIR a,aeNoLIA.

A toilet delight Superior 20 any Cologne.
skin soft and fresh, TO lray Inflammation, TO
perfume clothing. for headache. 90. It IA man.
nfactured from the rich Southern Magnolia. and
is obtaining patronage quite pnprecsde ted
II is a favorite with actresses and opera singers
IL Is sold hy all dealers at 81 90 in large bottles
and BY DEMAs BARNEs & Co., Now York, Whole
sale Agents.
Saratoga spring Water, sold BY oil
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Heimstreets inimitable Bair Coloring 10 not
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed Of
unIr edtlStie and more or loss destroy the vital.
ity and beauty Ct the hair. This IL tho original
Hair ColoriDg. sud has been growing In favor
over twenty years. II restores gray hair ~ its
original color by gradual absorption, In q most
remarkable manner. It II slso beautiful hair
dressing. Sold IA two siEss-SO cents and tl-
by ali dealers. G. HEIM5TREET, Chemist.
sarntoga Spring Water, sold by q.
Druggists.
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Who would not be beautiful Who would no
add 70 their beautyi What gives that marble
purity and distingtts appearance we observe mp
on the stage, and In the city belle II is no lon
ger q secret They uss nAEan's Magnolia Balm.
It's continued use removes tan, freckles. plmples
aud oughness, from tho face and hands and
leaves the complexion smooth, Transparent,
blooming and rsvishing. Unlike many cosmet
lee IL cor tains no material injurious 10 the skiD
Any Druggist will srder IL Tor rou, II not on
ha nd, at 50 cts per bottle,
We. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y, Chemist
DEMAs BARNES h CO.,
Wholesale Agents, n. Y.
saratoga spring Water, sold By all
Druggists.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,
ON THE NATIONAL

- ROA d. three miles East OF the city, Is now
ready for InteIments, sale and improvement o,
lots 1t contains 81 acres of land, and IS islu
cut in the most modern and improved styie-
can be easily reached at all seasons by the M.
tional Road and for three.fourths OF the YEA ssi
by tho Hempfeld Railroad 1t is perfectly erv 1v
cure, and intended to be beautihed, oy Sauit
garisty of trees, shrubbery, p1ono raahs aaLa
chapel artificial lake fountains G.r,s. ~ -, the
81 aanaI Tn the best Rural Cemeteries IN tne
ooU1trv Ample provision is also made Tor It's
County, O',,nrSr,ent order and care in perpetuity
parsons desirous of purchasing lots can ex-
mine the ground with the superintendent,
who has plat, or secure them by calling at the
office of the Secretary on Main street over the
Bauk of Wheeling. -,
Persons wishingt to mako intsrments will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits toe erefor.
Tickets of ad miss on to lot holders ana visl'
tors will be issued by the Secretary:
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
r, G. BoNHAM, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
T. s Rhodes George Adams,
Tohn g. Muth, r. G. Jordan, .. 81 N
Geo. Mendel, E. A Hndreth. nj
,ToseDh Il IL augol
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
,rrARnRy CnlARCTOE OR

z PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts. All Oftioers Soldiers or Seamen dls-
abed in the service OF the United States are on.
titlcI 10 Pensions for life; and in case OF their
ieath, the widow, orphan children, mother or
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman, rs ID
entitled 10 pension, and also the bounty OF one
hundred dollars, and al back pay due. Ny lee
IN each case is FIVE DOLLARS, If the claim
,0r penson is collected, and NO CHANGE In
rale ut failure.
Certihed accounts collected on the mosi reas'
nuabls terms. -, c,
OGice No. $50 Fourth Street near the Court
House Whaelng Va sep-o
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THE Portland Press, in 1864. said Of
Andrew johnson: he is Of the people
and will be true to their interests and
aud their trusts, and will never betrsy
their confidence, nor will they fail to
stand by him."
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81. w, PHILLIPS,
MRS. @. ZIEiDGER,
M. w. JORDAN.

HVARHeIk WOhhS.-MUNU . MENIS
MI and Head Stones, every description OF
Cemetery Work executed in good style. Corn
ar of ZaHe and 7th Streets, East Wheeling, w:
Va. am prepared to ill all orders entrusted
10 me aud hope will merit part of public pat
ronage Prompt attention paid to orders from
he country. mCh5-ly
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8. p. MILLER
ZANE.
ANE.
G. L. ZANE eco,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS 1N
4 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES anu
Ljonors. Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines,
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sts.'
Wheeling, Va, keep constantly on hz nd Brandies,
Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Jamaica Runs ana
Cordials, choice Old Rye and Bourbon Wbisnes'
ran0n
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LToTs EXTRACT OF PuRk AvAicA GIseER-
kOr INDIGESTION. Nanssa Heartburn. sick sesd.
ache. Cholera h0rous, Pl4tulonoy, 90, where .
warming stimulAHt 4. r.q s.r-d Its carsiul pre-
parstion aud eHtirs purity makes II cheap and
reliable article for culinary purpOsos. Sold sv'
sryWbers q, s. cts per bottle. Ask for LIZ
oE's" Pure Extract. Take no other.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by al
DruEgists. sol-eov
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=. HENKE
VIM. v. HOGE.

a TTOkNkY AT LAW AND GEN
"A ERAL LAND AGENT, will practice in
Marshall and adjoining counties Particular
aStehuon given TO the collections of claims.
M;OISncSsvhIe, ;,'S0 S Marshall County, West Virginia
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY II
PHILIP sCHWEITZER.s s

OrroskIE BUsBY g. LITTLE,s
'sI.,. ~ No 50 Market St; has now on hand and is
con MsS,r rsSsvl9g large stock of Confection
other variety of Candy and Cakes Toas Ha 81 s,y a
cry cry description, and full sssOItmsnt Of varis.
WV "S~ >"SsAA ecle
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DANIEL LAM.
nL LAND JAMES i
LAMB & PAUL.,

A TTOKNEYs AT LAW, WHEEL.
"A ING, WEST Va, viii practice in the courts
OF Ohio County aud adjoining Counties.
omos on east side Of Fourth Street, near the
House ostlO
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g p FARIS.

MARBLE WORKER a. SCULP.
III TOR, No. l22 Main Street, Wheeling, va
PMouumental Work of AL kinds made 70
rider on short netice. Particular attention PAID
o PORTRAIT: Sculpture ana Designing. ssp23
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I e 6. RAYaA.

DREAD, CS<hCESNeN N>n "a x =
IS BAKERY, Market Street, opposite the
Washington uall, a few doors above Monroe
saeet Keep constantly ou hand full SsSaTt
rrcnt of the above articles.
tT-Their wagon runs constantly 20 81! PARTS
e ~ city with Bread Crackers, Rusks ca Ses'
ste ... setSo
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WILLIAM hare,

PLUMBER AND
GAS FITTER, No. Monroe St, WEsel-
,ag, w. Va.
SR-Ordsrs from the country attended te at
short notice ssp9O
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F. J. ROTHACKER

BREWER, MALsTRR AND HOP
~ gEALER, ID Al Market Street Brewery, Wheel.
ythip0 w hia line PP-y So S ~
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CHARLES SIEBKN.

UGCEssO TO N. DAEMEA,,
,5reet near the b. q o. r. r. Depot, Wheeling,
y. Va. An Kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
" description of Silks and Woolen Goods, sTe-
-1ted on short notice and on reasonable tsrmS.
This is the fr5t aud best Steam Dying Estso-
shment in the Western States. s6p2O
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r. J. BERRY & co.

MANUFACTURES AND DEAE-
Nl ERS in Hawserlaid Oil Well Rope, MANI
a. Hemp, Jute and Cotton COrdage, Flsnlhg
Tackle, Lines, Twines Tar, Pitch, Oaknm,
Blooks, Tarpaulins, Fire Brick, Tile and Clay
Gum Hose Betting and Packing No. % water
street, Wheeling, viva. mar2l-Iy
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e : q r y I.
JOHN L. HARGREAVES,

y)EcAL ER IN READY WEXED
II PAINTS, GLASS, SASH, and PUTTY.
':h nd Rosewood Picture Frames. and Veni-
Nh.r.iEg W Va. aeD2O
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WILLIAM KRYTNR,

asANyEAGTUBER OF SHEARS,
Va Kuives, SCISSORS Cutlery, sheep Shears,
q and des iaT in Hardware aud Guns No. lo3'
Napg OF Srrsat Wheeling W. Va sep2t
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DIR. E. j. HENNIG,

.VOmROPATMIC PHYSICIAN
has removed his office to Union street, De-
syeen Market and Fourth. Office hours lron
, to a. m.; to p. nj 3 to y p. m
Nnrl.lN