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Hopeful view.

One of our contemporaries takes u very
hopeful, not to say enthusiastic,
view of business aud monetary mat
tiers. It believes the future to be bright
for all kinds of legitimate enterprises.
and that no apprehension need be en-
tertained of general collapse or break
down in prices. Financial matters are
not as they used to be, when every
thing was predicated on metallic ba-
sis. This is a paper money era, and, at
the most, we can only come to green
back payments, and fall that far is
not likely tohurt prudent business men
very much. The Government is the
great debtor and owes almost every-
body, and is therefore interested in
cheap money even more than private
debtors. 1t has vast volume of short
paper maturing tths 1909 that it must
take care OF, and that can only be ad-
vAntngeously taken care of by means
of cheap money. No one, therefore,
need be alarmed with visions of burst
ing. banks and financial wrecks and
sPlinters filling the air and blocking his
pathway. Our cotemporary does not
believe such state of things in the
least degree probable. The Govern
ment is too deeply interested in taking
care ofits credit for that.
The Pittsburgh Commercial, we OBJ.
serve, espretty much the same view,
7ind has avery encouraging exhortation
to the business community up there.
1t looks forward to good and steady
demand for the products of industry.
Capital must resort to development in
self defence. There is too much of it
among solid people who do not specu-
late, to be wholly absorbed in Govern
ments and other fixed securities. For
the comfort and edification of the timid
he therefore lays down tho following
points:
z. I First Government and National
Bank credit is, and viii remain, I'M
doubted.
SecondGThe resources of the Govern
mont are far above her wants, and her
surplus Is daily increasing.
Third-The money of the country
now amounts exclusive of coin) to
nine hundred millions of dollars, and
will not be decreased within a wear.
DHs va NC hAAEaAbAy AhGEGN5tus
Fourth-GensraI credit is good; mer-
camille payments are usually promptly
met; failures are few; our population is
increasing, and our material resources
daily developing.
Fifth-Onr communications with diff
terent portions of this great country are
increasing. Enterprise and we'll di-
rected labor are bringing the extreme
sections OF the country closer to each
other, by means of improved and new
railroads, telegrnphs, &c.
SiXth-Our Government stands in an
"irOn-clRd" position, head and should
ers above every other nation on the
earth, and amply able to protect her
citizens from all "waEs or rumors of
wars" and enable each and every one
tOdevOte all time, labor, energy, capi-
tai and skill to enrich himself, and
necessarily our community.
Under all these facts, is it not the
duty ofeyery one to put his shoulder to
the wheel and cheerfully aid in tina
king hay while the sun shineth?"
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THE MErEORIO SHOWER.


SOmethInE About its Nature.-The
scene ON the Last Occasion. In 1883.
AT this writing the grand meteoric
shower, predicted as likelyto occur any
night, just about this time, has not yet
made its appearance. We are therefore
tempted, while waiting for it,, to inn
prove our leisure by examining into its
scientific nature, and its nOdus operG1-
di. II 1t should come before morning,
and everything should not be burnt up,
our examinations may be interesting
to the reader.
The great display in 1893, is regarded
by all who beheld 1t as the memory of
a life time. Thousands of people who
were suddenly aroused from theirslnm-
bers, at the dead of night, believed that
the end of the world had come. Very
few even of the scientific and intelli-
gent understood its fun meaning.
Nothing so brilliant and so aWrully
grand was on record. Many good peo-
pie believed that fire and brimstonew were
raining down on this wicked earth, to
destroy 1t, even as Sodom and Gomor-
rah were destroyed in the. days when
Abraham dwelt in a tent on the plains
of MamIe. =
Appleton's Cyclopedfa informs us
that there were displays, inconsidera-
BILE in their character. Of What 1vsrs
called sporadic meteors" in the
years COZ, and 1902, aud 1855. Each
time the stars are stated to have been
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The New York Herald goes In for
Horace Greeley as Unlted states Sen,
atOr from that state.

The New York Herald goes I'm for
Horace Greeley as Unlted states Sen.
RtOr from that state.
One of the curious phases OF New
York politics, since the election, is that
the Herald goes In for Mr.. Greeley, of
the Tribune, as next o. 8. Senator from
that State. We quote, as follows:
"Mr. Greeley is candidate for the
position of United States Senator, and
the Republican Legislature is strong
enough TO bestow that office upon whom
the members please. Thoreis no good
reason why they should not now dis
charge the debt they owe TO MI Gree
ley. Thousands of men whose services
are not 70 be compared with his have re-
ceived honors and more substantial re-
wards from the party. There Is no
question as to his fidelity or CAPACITY,
and the fact that he has heretofofe been
very badly treated by the firm OF Sc
ward and Weed, who have for years
awaited themselves of hisservfCes in the
political field and withheld from him
all the fruits of victory, should recon-.
mend him to the especial favor of those
who now control the Republi lean Party
in this State.
We have sometimes been compelled
to scold Mr.. Greeley, but we have al
ways done so kindly, and have felt as
we can Imagine a strong parent must
feel when impelled to chastise an un-
ruly child. BE has his faults, and we
have NO desire to conceal them. BE has
played the truRnt from common sense.
and run after Fourierism, the negro.
Bloomerism and bran bread much tlae
same as sGhoolboy will occasionally
play "hookeeii from school, and delight
In making mud pies or dancing break
downs In the cutters. lie has suffered
himself to be led into some very lengthy
and silly personal controversies with
set. W. but no person who has had
patience to read their correspondence
can doubt which has been the sharper
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Plso's Cure for IC;onsumntion,i, o

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die ANNUALLY
rom Consumption in the United States,
(Se9 census FOR lS6Ol gE77i5Tl ~ q $500
This remedy has been for several vears
used in practice by eminent physicians y ith
such marked success, that it is now, by mr.
gent request, offered to the public as an In
fallible remedy for lung and throat diseased
Not every one in the advanced stages OF CON.
sumption can be cured, but many have been
ana many more are now receiving banefit
rom It's use, and this long after All other
known remedies have failed. AS an evil
dence OF onr sincerity in the above state
menus, WeWARRANT IT TO GIVE SATIsFAC-
ton! sold Wholesale and Retail BY ED
MUlSD BOOKING, Druggist, No. i Odd Eel.
lows. Hal, Wheeling, West Va. aus
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Inw0nE
S,i..'rI.,..I, :. anu lAA . FLeAs
II M, ..,ti DtOie'a-
. AtS,eellt EAeetAOnS COMMENT
ca uPOn'-EEhs ConEreSsionhlA Amend.
teni.
ne tt II IN ono Dtspdtch' OF Monday,
gives un tccount OF the ceremonies at
teneis the ue''icatlon OIL the Conteder-
e oeIle'eFS aL FSpottsylVanla =. h.
t'S' 1usuiu"y' Inc rev. f. L. hre-
gel llnihg ON spade" delivered
'le ueollcaIOEy adufess' denry "A. Wise
was I" nave Deen tins orator OF the day,
n"'' Oe'"s un"eL' capt Goodrich de-
-Il'oteu "n i'hPFoulPtu speech to the
'!se concOuEse' inc reporter OF the
D'SPu'e" says tnat lie dweIt on the
Jus'lco anu inc Elgnt Oh our loved but III
I Hnt. cause Aiter the speech, Mr. X.
NJ f'teu feclleu the conquered BAN
neF most beautifully" The account of
inc ceremonies OF tho occasion con-
cruces win a glowing tribute to the
Fe 9e"u' us follows
svaat bSS ~, sh rs, VIII 90 lovely spot.
crs; green be the turf above their ssbes
Blessed memory, blessed memory"
. IN me ,E words $50 1Ifanother, They are not
infant has inscrS SsJ tSo,u jNtSa bo ST
of martyrdom, and eternity viii seal
their testimony to the truth"
turning from the dead to the living,
we notice with some interest the COM
ments ofthe Virginia country, or nom
metropolitan, papers, on the recent cleo
tons. The Lynchbnrg Republican is a
good deal discouraged over the result,
and does not attempt to conceal the fact.
And yet 1t does not hesitate, in the true
spirit OF the rebellion, to urge the Pres
ilent to attempt revolutionary and
hiyh.hnDdel t,snrnatto,, in or50sr 10 40
s,s. A., In = ~. Sy--.,.--1'
ieht Ins VIII OF the Northern fanatics,
as it characterizes the loyal people who
voted down thu ronDarhoaF1s IN tho late
,,aot;,,,, M -
e eut'"E PlAceS very NUS
reliance now, or at any future time, on
the sympathieS or assistance of the So
Calla6 DoD,OCr0cx, No ,o,,,o,,,,,.., AZ.
I 80 AAe ie''1eu'UeES eti0I
4theS PROMISED great Things once, and
raised great eXpectatiOnsn in the
breasi rP hvary, Se,'t1,ar,, NOV, ;,,st ,,r;..
an. a.,
'S W s. at 'lie 'il'ie 'htHt t'A-f Fesiuent
Frank Pierce wrote to jeff, Davis that
: in the event Of war tha Nortbern elites
and town. ,,,c,,I,, liz. ~,
~ lI1 SNi'. run win OtoOu' ana
he also recalls the fact that these ex-
pectations were never realized. He.
thOroForo coDclrf,o, ,I,,,. -, .,...,,.,.,'
S4'''-NS ''As.' NO So"sIueEa-
oie PoFuoh Oh the people of the North
are capable OF fighting for Constitu-
"tOnnl liberty, and that. In n crisis
"they would abandon the Pros;,o,,t
. "TiO "O.liuou inc resident
" ,e4o :" .-i,nS SUBMISSION y, 10 the
:. o'ul ..S oeneS's Oh Hhad' Ste
sSH1 s anu nen. sn ,Ia
talk TiSSTT ~ ~ tho mem INV, Nltl yote and
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D. D. johnson.

In Lewis county five precincts were
thrown out by the Board of supervi-
sors, in consequence of irregularities.
But for that Mr.. Hubbard's majority
would be considerably over 900. Con-
sidering, however, that he spent the
first six months of his life in Connecti-
cut, and has only lived here a little
over fifty years, and that he had but
ss,oOO'fron Boston to help him out,
and never was in the Atheneum, we
think he has made a very creditable
run. AT all events, we presume that
Col. d. D. Johnson, Esqr., viii not
contest his election.
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DIR, KNIGHTS,
II a TR ID r. II 5.SING
A VEGRTARIiE PREpAR AnInnr

H A IR ID H "A Ss5IN
growth OF hair. - - ---A
-; It prevents the hair nom falling or or
It removes dandruf, cleanses the scatp.
cures nervous headache, and all those dIss
tresstng affections induced by the use OF oilv
or alcoholic Hair Dressings, -. y
It's invigorating properties insure Inxuriant
lockSs inclined to curl. and by its perSiBtenf
use the hair ts restored to bald heads WHEN
such result Is possible. Gt--l l't1s4 :
t tS splendidly perfumed, viii not stain or
SOIL the skin or any article Of apparel, and Il
univerSally approved-especi by ladies'
Buy no other. Price 20 cents per Bottle. u
MelrOse, Mass y VI.
sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH.
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by All DFTlT-
gists, also by i. H. Logan q Co., and IioRa6
List d Co. D. Z EeplP.SmddsJg
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The Knabe Piano

- st--
14well enough known throughout the TJnIta,
states to stand upon Its merits and Il is M
Necessary to Pebble them thruugh fSS
country or send agents nom door 10 door 10
Eng their praise. - H1 W
a. The proper way for purchasers to SUNNY
themselves Is to apply to responsible N19nY
where Lney know that what they buy Is iust
Another method of pushing bad work unop
the pubic Is TO sell through Music TIsne6erI
allowing them large commissions for recnn,s
mending their Instruments. This mode of
dolng business ofcourse increases the price Ss
Inc Inc commission must necessarily come nom
In purchasing nom the agent OF a first-class
manufactures, an instrument can be had Al
Inc tactory pr1ce-notWtthst the renra.
sensations OF outside makers that he ICleaieF5a
commission" increases the price OF the instru.
Persons inwant of hrst-alaas Pianos cannot
expect to buy them at second or third ciasS
II The public are Invited to examine the
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Arnerican I,ife Drons
For the speedy cure of -
ID i p II FL u RIA

For the speedy cure of
ID i p II III r r. i a
Coughs, Colds, HoaIsenesS, Sore Throat Rron.
ch1tlS, rheumatism, and All kindred
complaints. Fl
NOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICIp.
II been before the people, and the VeFIiicf
1meFs Of The half botis th Iae have Se1
been sold within that time, IL, that i5...sl
s.sII5 sALW4R8 CURES
Read the following, which Is only, a specf-
men OF the many letters we are daily Teceiv.
tnS:s alaa lSe ts-, t.fl ~ .ssi w.
HoRRiS SKINNER q co.ZssIsS NIotA4tS,
standing my general prejudice against pro-
pr1etaFy Tor patent) medicines / iJE1s inIitiesiI
70 buy two bottles OF the American Ilifa
DTopst through the high recommendation Of
mem 6y amend as alMays curing Diptherta,
Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, RF6nchlfis 20.
Ny son, sixteen years OF age, was taken Frl(i-
denly HI with DlptheRia, and could EcaFceiv
speak or swallow, his breathing was 20 Ead
We We're much alarmed, hut decided 70 tEy
the Lie Drops before calling q phVsfolafi ~
using the Drops according to direction, 6e
was soon relieved and the diseaE enfireIv
broken mp. ] let friend suffering YEith
6heumatlsI4 have one OF the, bottles. He
says the LIE drops gaVa Immediate relief
aud aTethe best define he ever useli. = ii
4a1ntiy neaE him j sIf ering nom Colds and
UAcetAtea sore Eafu1t used some Of hiR and
We're cured In q abort time. Since then i lef
my brother 2 pfysictan have q part OF mine.
and with which he cured Q bad case 81 Din
thertnsi He 8 constrained to acln6allejSSAs
that they are valuable. t..s .s-sillfEl5s d -,
- Truly yours, qs4 A. b ELDER n
Inc Ina Drops one eaEefnlly prepared by
=, -. ORRTE SKINNER n on
SOLE PropFiet1rs, SpEin RfiAld No. > q
And sold BY an Druggists - -. ii
DeInas Barnes & o., New York, FuIIer.
l4tIaSsai 2 S1ie9g9 General Agents. Z
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READ what DIR. scoyin says of ALIENS
LUNG BAISAM: -. : =

IS Messrs. ]. N. HARRIS & Co:
GENTs-I make the following statement
nom perfect conviction and knowledge OF
the benefits OF ALIENS LUNG BALSAM
IN curing the most deep.seated Pulmonary
Consumption! have witnessed It's ehacts
on the young and the old, and can truly
say that IL Is FAR the best eXpectorant remedy
with Wnich am acquainted. For Coughs
ana al the early stages of Lung complaiiits
!. oeiieVe u 70 be certain cure, and II every
minister upon the trst appearances 81 disease
about the lungs, there would be very few
cases OF fatal consumptionH 1t causes the
phtegm and matter to raise, without irritat-
ing those delicate organs (the Lungs, and
without producing constipation Of the
DoWeS. 1t also gives strength to the system,
Stops the ntRht-sWeatS, and changes all the
morbid Secretions to a healthy state. Yours
respectfully, "A. L. SCOVII,T.-
Sold by All Medicine Dealers al Wheeling.
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81 ID. NICOLL & BRO.
Thankag1Ying Proelaml,atio =, :. :.
BY Arthur j I; aI.oEsman, qovernor .

ny AEkuuE H. HOEREnlu, Governor of
-3-.ts West Virginia. .IFT't
1T Is AT ALL TIMES BECOMING AND
edge dependence on the Almighty Father Of
cies; for blessed Is the nation whose cod ia
me Lord and the people whom He hath
chosen for an inherftance." No season has
cause for gratitude than that now u dTaWinS
70 close. The "pestilence that walketh IN
It has visited other States ana cites has
been merclfully stayed nom our own |: and
unusual health has prevailed within our
ened our national domain ara diRappeaFiiiR
and an era OF unparalleled prosfegg. progpeI3..
" and haPpiness seems TO be daMnIpg on
Lhe country. In an the walks OF life, In All
the channels Of commerce, and in an the
nelds OF production, there are signs of re-
aWaken1ng hopetulneG3 and industry, and of
einy1gorated energy, which promise brightly
lor the future. Nor have We alone the ms
Seilai com health, plenty and peace, to
Divine Beuefactor for higher rsWRTTis and
t1umphg in art, in science, and in tha infel.
quent elevation, of the people. and IN me
establishment Of popular Government on
such nrm foundations as wiz endure, let Us
Grateful for Infinite Goodness, and con-
looming 70 an usage having Its origin In
efoIonnu sense OF gratitude to Him who
l DO hereby set apart FiE iEITTq
Thursday, the 28th Day OF NOveijiI.,
bers Instant, Hss7s5
As day Of Public THANKSGIVING and Praise
knat me earth Is fun Of the goodness of tfe
Lord J" and do recommend that on -thaf tiav
the good people Of this con1monWeaith re-
nII111 rom their usual vacations, and, assem-
Ine LORDS loving kindness in the midst 81
!4S IempleSi remembering, too. IN iolir
voklng Q continuance or Divine fsV1r. - -
In to ttmony whereof have ~ my, ho,,5
and caused the Seal Of the State to aixed
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ITCH! ITCHu ITcHI 80
SCRATCH SCRATCHl SCRATCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
VIII Cure the Itch In a. Hour

Also, cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, 'ChiOlains
and az eruptions ofths skin. Price so cents
For sale by all druggists. By sending 60 Cents
TO weeks q Potter, sole agents no WASH
ington street. Boston, it will be forwariei byi
mai, nee OF postage, to any part OF the
United States. - -. , luton
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MARRIAGE AND. CELIRACY, an
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means OF re-
lief. Sent nee OF charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, Dr. ]. sKILhIN HoUGH-
Ton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
-Anl6-3md&MA 70 - = 49, - II
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HE WHEELING INTELLLGENOER, WEDNESl

and which the victim in the game of
politics they have played together. y.
W."-hRs always been found behind the
table handling the thimbles, while "H.
G." has been endeavorfng to discover
the whereabouts of the little joker.o
Since Mr.. Greeley has cut loose from
the political blacklegs who for a long
time cajoled and cheated him, he has
eVinced disposition to tone himself
down to the character OF a sensible,
practical man, and to give up the va
carries which have hitherto impaired
the usefulness of his natural sound
sense and ability. - ~ -
The choice of United States Senator
seems to lie between Mr.. Greeley and
Senator Ira Harris. Mr.. Greeley has
declared emphatically in favor of the
Constitutional Amendment as the ba-
sis upon which loyal representatives
from the now unrepresented States are
to be allowed to take their seats in
Congress. He has very properly de-
nounced the Jacobin programme of
hanging JEFF. Davis and General Lee,
and deposing the President. In the
United States Senate he would exercise
q very important influence, and would
hold a powerful check upon Sumner
and Chandler and the other Senatorial
allies of Ben. Butler and Thad. Stevens.
His repu blicanism cannot be question
ed, and he would have splendid OPP
portunity to keep the party. on the
right track, and to prevent 1t from rum
ming off at any of the misplaced
switches of Jacobinism or Copperhead-
ism. Senator Harris, who is a candi-
date for reelection, has no claim upon
the Republican Party that can equal
that of Mr.. Greeley.
READ what the editor of the .Cincin-
natl Times says of ALIENS LUNG Ball
SAM: -
"A REMARKABLE CuRE.-Nir. Samuel
Lewis, one of the old Pioneers of Gin
cinnati, was very long, apparently, in
the last stages of CONSUMPTION, and
given up by physicians, when some
kind friend recommended him to use
ALLLEN's LUNG BALSAM. He did SO,
and Immediately commenced recover.
ing, and is now able to attend to BUSH
ness. He says: SIN truth, i may say
it has saved my life" Mr.. Lewis is
well known in Cincinnati, and the full
est, confidence may be placed in his
statements. 1t is due, therefore, to the
community, especially those suffering
under this terrible malady, that the
fullest publicity be given to such mar
velous cures, that other sufferers may
avail themselves of the remedy. With
pleasure therefore, we refer to this
cure.
From our knowledge of the merits of
this excellent Balsam, and what we
hear of its merits, we think itshould be
at once used by all persons suffering
from a cough, or any pulmonary COM
| plant. We hear that many far adj
vanced in consumption, have been
cured by its use. r.. az Ell y
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ColEate's Aromatic vegetable soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared nom re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GlyeeFine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. It's per-
tunnels exquisite, and Its washing properties
umriSailed. For sale by an druggists. 90
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greenwood Cemater.Y,..

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
~ Sm1lea east Of the city, Is now ready for
Al1EsaELnenGsS sue, and npr0vement of lots.
IN, II contains 81 acres Of land, and 8 laid out
u Ine most modern and improved style
en- 9e easily reached at all seasons Of the
Yeaf by the National Road, and for three
OF the year by the Hempfeld Rail
Hoad. y 70 perfectly secure, and Intended 10
oe peautlned byeYeFy variety OF trees, shrub
perry public vault chapel, artificial lake,
Lonhtatns, etc, TO make tt equal 70 the best
rural cemeteries In the country. ltjs
ample provision 10 also made for Its one
a[Rement1 order and care in perpetnity. II
lEeaons deStrous of purchasing lots, can.
examine the grounds with the SupeFintan-
dent, who has plat, or secure them by CALI
ing q the ONCE Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons Wishing to make inteFments VIII
eau on the secretaIy to obtain permits there
Tickets Of admission to Lotholders and
N1sttoEs VIII be Issued by the Secretary.
BOARD OF sDIRECROR9s=As j. Sweeney,
66Eesidenti =, Q. Bopham, Secretary; ]. 3.
9elly Jnn. A. Armstrong Geo. Adams, r. 9s
9oIGlan, Z. A. HildEathr au31-lyd
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Special 9ntttes.

Odbert's Vegetable Ambrosia OF the
ss.i ~ WOrId's Hair RestOrer. ng q.
1t Is the only preparation that is warranted
to restore gray hair TO its original color,
twill prevent hair from falling OF.
1t supercedes Hair Dyes. IL
ltcompletely eradlcates scurf and dandruff
Kills hair eaters, so destructive to the roots
OF the hair, and cures all diseases or humors
OF the scalp, thereby preventing badness.
AS a Hair Dresser It has no equal, giving
brash, dry and wiry hair moist, SOFT and
glossy appearance. Sold in Wheeling by
1aughlln, Smith q Co.; Bushheld, Wallace
q Co. In Moundsyille by Stidger q Blair, G.
McC Jones. In MartlnsVilIe, o. by Or, I,
Werlich, John Douglass, and all Respectable
dealers. @. n. ODBERT,
Wheeling, W. Va.
70 whom all orders should be addressed.
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DiUdendf

THE DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST
Il NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING
have declared adividend OF Five (5) per cent
Qree from United States taxi out or the
Prodts Of the last six months, payable TO the
tockholders or their legal Representatives on
novl3.1W ll7TIf % Cyas1iIey
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. F. Ball, Mr..
HENRY RAMP to Mrs. ELLEN +. HOBBS, all
OF This city.