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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19

How TO CULTIVATE presence Of mind 10
. question often asked and seldom an
'wsrsd, but the Washington Star suggests,
asa means Of aseertaining q mans re-
sources in q case Of emergency, that Q
vicious dog DO set upon him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19

CATHOLIC CHURCH N MoNTANA.-An
Helena correspondent Of the Montana
Post says the Catholic Church lie well
under way. It is located on tho top Of
the steep hill which divides the north
easterly from the southeasterly portion Of
the city. This is the irst building erected
expressly for religious purposes in Mon
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19
Births.

sPILMAN-In San Francisco, Nov. 10. the wife
Of II. J. Spilman, Of a daughter. -.
sTEWART-In san Francisco, Nov. II, tho wife
of D. Stewart, Of q son.
McKENZIE-Near Santa Clara, Nov. l, the wife
Of A. Mckenzie, OF o son.
BROWNSTONE-In Wstsonvillo, Nov. I'd, the
ulfe Of d. Brownstone. Of . daughter.
PORTER-In Watsonville. Nov. 5, tho wife oil
J. r. Porter, Of O daughter.
LEvINGSTON-In Grass Valley, Nov. II, the
wifo Of e. Livingston. Of q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19

THERE seems to DO no>end to the de-
tails Of workhouse mismanagement in
England. 1t now appears that at Gates
head the dreadful practice has prevailed
for years Of locking up refractory paupsrs
with corpses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19

THANKsoryrso. = Governor Low Ia,
recommended the observation Of Thurs
day, the 2sth mat, a, a day Of public
Thanksgiving and prayer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19

IT 10 not good for human nature to
have the road Of life made too easy, for it
10 better to be under the necessity of
working hard and faring meanly, than to
have everything done for u and . pillow
OF down to reposs upon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19
NEW TO-DAY.

Belchcr Mining ComPany.-The An.
nual Meeting Of tho Stockholders In the Belcher
Company will be held on MONDAY, December
18th, 1866, at l o'clock p. NJ, at tho CompRny's
Office, Virginia, Nevada.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
nole I'd II. BRUCKMANN. Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19
N FURs!

r ADIESi DO AS THE DRYGOoDs NER.
IL chants do; Buy your FURS Of Msnufae.
turen, and save paying so per cent proft. with
tho advantage Of . Large Assortment 10 seleet
from. ] 9. MAYER 4 SONS,
Practical Manufacturers, from 10 Montgomery
street., Ban Francisco, at 4. VOLTS, 81 South L
street. nole7t
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steamer Burned.

NBw ORLEANS, November l3.-The
steamer Henry Won Phul, with $500 bales
OF cotton on board, was burned at three
o'clock this morning, q short distance
from Donaldsonville. There were one
hundred passenger, on board, including q
number Of ladies. One passenger was
burned and several were drowned. Ths
boat and cargo were . total loss.
The World this morning urges the
President to issue = proclamation Of uni
yersal amnesty and pardon, and adds,
that IL the President had at any time pre-
rious to the elections published such an
amnesty, the Radicals would have pur-
sued him with noisy hue and cry for
lsnisncy to rebsl', but the only time when
such an outcry would do mischief, is
past, and that the President should at
once relieve himself from all embarrass-
menss resulting from applications for in
dividual pardons. The Radicals want to
keep the remaining cases as the only means
they have left Of terrifying the South into
ratification Of the pending or some more
Objectionable Constitutional Amendment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19
Gold Excitement in CANADA.

BHLLvILLs, C. W., November 49,
There is considerable excitement regarding
gold discoveries in Madoc. Large num-
bers Of people are arriving, and those re-
turning bring many specimens Of the pre-
cious metal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-19

the Pacific ocean it did not come of at all
this year. Only about 800 me,eorG were
counted at New Haven and 400 at Chi
cssO, which were entirely inadequate to
meet expectations.
Tho Atlantic Gable.
CHICAGO, Nov. l7.-In bis speech d
the Cable Banquet in New York, on
Thursday evening the 10Th, Cyrus W.
Field said the cable worked 90 well tina,
Latimsr Clark telegraphed from Ireland
across the ocean and back again, with bat
terry formed in o lady's thimbls. He ad-
ded. Collet writes me from Hearts Con.
tent: ~ have just sen. my compliment, to
Dr.. Gould, Of Cambridge, who is at Va
lentia, with a battery composed Of strip,
Of zinc. excited with drops Of water, the
simple bulk Of . tear" Field also said :
"Our greatest difficulty has been with land
lines through New Foundland and Gulf
cable. all having become rusty and out Of
repair BY twelve year, disuss; but We
have now two excellent Gulf cables, and
shall have . new land line through New
Foundland next Spring, with frequent
stations and closely watched. We shall
also have another line crossing from
Hearts Content to .Plscentis, thence BY
cable to Island. thence BY cable to Sydney,
Cape Breton. making with two land lines
through New Foundlsnd three distinct
lines, and we hope to bs able &c insure
transmission Of Messages between Loudon
and New York in twenty minutes"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-21

"BUTLERIsM IN MARSHALL COUNTY.
A gentleman who came IN from Mar
shall county yesterday informed us that
a daring robbery was committed on Lit
tie Wheeling creek, near Benwood, on
Tuesday evening last. On the evening
named, Enoch Morslander, an old farm
er who lived by himself, was assaulted
III his own house by four men, who
blindfolded him and threw him on a
bed. They held and tortured him there,
and threatened death unless he made
known where his money was concealed.
The old man was finally compelled TO
weld, and told the Buffers" where
his money was. The rogues lost no
time in securing the money, about five
hundred dollars, lot of valuable pa
pers, and absconding. Mr.. NJ. was so
badly injured that he could not give
pursuit until the next morning, when
all traces of the robbers had disap-
pearcd. He applied yesterday for a
warrant for the arrest Of several per
sons whom he suspected. The attack
made upon him was such a sudden one
as to prevent him from seeing but two
of the four mon.
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SUDDEN DEATH AT STEUBESvILLE.-
A stranger by the name of J. Atten,
from Baltimore, Nd, a copper-smith,
died on Wednesday morning very sud
denly at the ST. Charles Hotel, in Steu-
benville. The Herald says: He came
to the hotel some two weeks ago, drank
heavily during the first week or nine
days, since which time he has been I'M
well. but was not regarded as seriously
i'll. Wednesday morning, as his break
fast was taken to him, Mr.. Harter, the
landlord, noticed that he was dying,
after which he lived but a few moments.
He has no effects. and will be buried,
we suppose, AT the expense of the pub
lie authorities"
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Reject that a sound mind aud body are Tho
most necessary requisites 60 pIo'Dots oehna'aAi
happincss Indecd without tbsse che lVuTBsJ
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage, The
pro-iprc, hourly darkeus 60 the ytrw. thn mind
brnoInes shsdowed with despair md tll-d vita
the rns lsnchSiy rrB-ril0n that the happiness 81
ann.htr b,rnfn.. blirhird wlth or own.
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-A regular
monthly meeting of the Board of Super
visors of this county was held At the
Court House yesterday, Mr.. VIM. P.
Wilson, President, in the chair.
The bond of Israel Uldegraff, County
Treasurer, elect, was presented and ap-
proved.
The report of John D. Maxwell, Asses
sor country district. was presented and
approved.
Geo. W. LETTERS, ESQ.,, was qualified as
an attorney before the Board.
Johu D. Wilson, Daniel Faris and
VIM. Atkinson were appointed viewers
of road prayed to be opened from At
kinsen's blacksmith shop to near head of
Short Creek.
1t was ordered that the collection of
taxes from the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road be suspended until suits pending
in other counties are decided.
Mr.. Salisbury offered the following,
which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That committee of three
be appointed TO make out and present
to the proper State authorities the pro
portionate expense for occupancy, coal,
gas, water, and repairs in the use of the
county Jail as penitentiary.
Messrs. J. Salisbury, VIM. B. Simpson
and Henry Wallace were appointed said
committee, and, on motion, Mr.. VIM. P.
Wilson and James Alexander were
added to the committee.
A large number of petitions for re-
mission Of taxes were presented. Some
Of them were granted and Others re-
jected.
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to give the Railroad Company the water
privilege for one year, and 80 amended
the report was adopted.
A message from the First Branch an
nounced the rejection by that body Of
the resolution providing for q commit
tee to distribute coal to the poor.
On motion of Mr.. Hughes q commit
tee Of conference, Messrs. Hughes, Mil
Ter and Hamilton, was appointed.
The petition Of Beethoven Society,
for remission of license, was laid on the
table.
Mr.. Miller offered resolution which
was adopted, providing for the appoint
ment ola committee of one from each
Ward, to distribute coal to persons who
are suffering for want of fuel.
Messrs. Hughes, Robinson, Williams
Miller and Stanley spoke in favor OF
the passage of the resolution.
The motion to adopt prevailed.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!
Fl HE
New York Prize Association
zoo Rroaawpy New York


Together with large assortment OF new aud
elegant Jewelry valued ~ $50 Uc, viii De dis
t:ihutVd a. follows:
HE sam, ana value Of each article Of our
goods are marked On Tickets placed an Sealed
Envelopes. and well mixed. On receipt oi .
coats an envelope containing such Ticket VIII
b. G.ARn without choice. sBd delivered at our
Office or sent ~ mail TO any address The pur-
chase. after seeing " hat tclc II draws ana us
va!Ge-wk!Ch may DC from One 10 flVe hundred
pul!lr--can then. on payment of One Dollar
receive the article named, OF may exchange II
f.. suv other article marked on our Circular ST
TIE same Inc. Every Ticket draws an article
worth one Dollar. OF more. = No blanks
OAK patrons can depend On prompt returns
The articles drawn will be immediately sent by
Express or return mail or delivered al our "fhce
Letters from many persons acknowledging the
receipt Of Valuable Gifts from Us, may be seen
on tile at our cfhce, among whom We are per
united 10 referto
Watch value S1-n. Mrs s. Bennett. 20 Gum
berland Street Brooklyn Sewing machine, So.
Watch value s2S. Hon. Y II. Briggs, Wash.
inctor. ID. c. Diamond Pin. SIS. j. {. suthcr
land 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano. slN. Mrs
NJ Jackson, s9 Nineteenth St, y. Y, sewing
Machine So. Joseph Camp. Elmira. y. Y, Ne
iodeon' tI50. Miss. l.. Collins, Atlanta, Ga,
Diamond Cluster Ring ssa5. Dr. Henry Smith,
Worcester. Mass. Sewing Machine, ssa II.
Shaw. ISJ 10th Street Y. Y, Gold Watch, sl5c.
Edw. BovntoB Nashville Tenn, Melodcon sip
James Russell Montgomery, Ala, Gold Hunt
.nz watch $50. r. I. Smith, Providence K
] silver Lever Watch s6a. Oscar Purly, Mad
i,on. Y J.. Music Box Si5 Ron L. 5, Newell,
-. Paul MINI, Gold Watch, SIS. J. L. Sperry.
L.t,hfeh, Conn Silver Watch, IS. WIn. b.
Peck. Harlem. Ills. Music Box, SIS. VIM Ray
mond Dayton. Ohio Silver Tea SCI, slsS Miss
+ NJ Schenrk. Detroit Mich, Diamond Ear
En-- S.saa. Pierre Besudin, -. Charles Hotel,
NcE Orleans, Diamond Ring sl7o. Mrs Martha
Barnes st Louis, No. MelOdeOn. value slsa
rE-A chance 20 obtain aEy Of the above ar
tirl.s ior One Dollar by purchasing 4 Sealed En-
yeloT.e for % cents Eutire satisfaction gnaran-
teea 70 IL.
70 Tickets for One Dollar, 10 fer Two Dol
lSrs 50 for Five DOilars Great Inducements 10
Agents AL Letters should he addressed
]. II. RAY = CO
1.rIf TO-, Pow Gg2O New York
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-21

CITY COUNCILS.-A special meeting
of City Councils was held last evening.
The special order of the evening be-
ing the consideration of the report Of
the committee on Appeals, the reading
of the minutes of the previous meeting
was dispensed with, and the report was
taken up.
Mr.. J. n. Vance was granted a reduc-
ton of s., 500; Sweeneys & Co. 5000.
Mr.. Hughes moved that the report be
adopted as whole.
Mr.. Forbes assess orr asked that the
report be taken up by items. Agreed
to.
The report was taken up by items,
several being agreed to, Others rejected,
and others still recommitted to the COM
mittee.
During the consideration Of the re-
port, at times, the Council Chamber
was the scene of animation and excite
ment. Several members became per-
sonal in their remarks, and frequently
the Chair was compelled to call the
gentlemen to order.
The petition of DR.. z. A. Hildreth, for
remission of tax assessed on stock of
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
pany, was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Appeals, and, on motion, all similar Pc
titions were likewise disposed of.
The Committee on Water Works re-
ported in favor of reducing the water
rant of Moffatt g. McNabb and Wheel
ing Glass Works; rejecting the petit
ton of Isaac Ochs that James Haley
be paid Sll3 for extra work; that the
Mayor and Committee on Water Works
be authorized to contract with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company, lat
the rate Of one thousand dollars per an
num- fer q supply of water for ten
years. The report was amended so ssI
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SKATING.-The skating park was
thronged last night, and there was a
high carnival on the ice. The efficient
Superintendent, Mr.. J. II. Biggs, had
the ice planed and in excellent condi-
ton, and the affair could not have been
other than "a big thing on ice" There
will be sport to-day and evening.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-1n this Court yeSter-
day the trial of Hamaker, who is charged
with being one of the nine young men
who few months ago outraged the
person o. Miss Burkhart, was postponed
until this morning.
The motion for new trial in the
Steenrod will case was partially ar
gued. and Court adjourned.
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" An LII.
A q 4 q n Z e z - II u

CT.yE AG z y T z ; Z II
~ WHERE I" introduce two EEW PAT
ENIEu INVENTIONS. INyALCsg.E 10 ENEII
FAMILY sells az s:-Ht and d,C.lnt CO.! SANITY in
cr,as;u.. gents male and female now oper-
sting are making Go O. - py; day by working
few hours daily P'g-gIUU> LXTLErESCE AZ
AsEN-S UNNECESSARY. = sample of es,a, worth
6 With terms 20 agents sent free by mail 10
auy address. send O. cents 10 pay postage.
10 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Address
g. w.JACKSOS & co.
-,ehslT ?. O. Box I34s Baltimore, Nd.
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THE BELL RINGERS left for washing
ton, Pa, yesterday afternoon, where
they were to have performed last night.
They appear again at Washington Hall
tomorrow night, where, by particular re-
quest, they give a farewell entertain
ment.
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TIE far-famed skatorial queen, Miss
Carrie 4. Moore, whose appearance in
Pittsburg last season created such an
immense sensation, is announced TO ap-
pear in that city again on Monday next.
Cannot the managers of our Park in
duce her 10 visit Wheeling.
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yoIiouay BanE OF west Va.

vNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK-
| HOLDI.ES ii this Bank and election for
DIRECTORS will be held AT the Banking House on
TUESDAY Jan. {, lsGI, between the hours Of
audSF q. LAMB,
Fsr-Rl Cashier.
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THE fair and festival given at Wash
ington Hall last night by the ladies of
St. James Cathedral, for the benefit of
the orphans, was well attended, and
must have been success in every sense
of the word.
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E.tiOna! Bank OF
West virginia.

WHErtfN3, v. "a, Dec. > lst6.
rI'IsE sNSTsI. MEETING OF
| o.. - ahulGer- cF this Eank ."r the cleo
to .sf'... .I.s. win De held - the Banking
A"-se on tuesday, january -th, ls6,, between
H..f.,. = BRADY. Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-21

REGIsTRAToS.-The task of making
4 new enrolment of voters for the city
election will soon be commenced. An
important notice on the subject appears
elsewhere.
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stockholders Meeting.
~. s<SIsI GETTING 9th

[ ~ru.fa rIl,r, ut a.. Fir-i National Bank Of
W.. - i"r III" election -: Directors and fur
{. transaction ui such other business - may
sa.s. r.lrIU.I VIII ht held q ;Ec Banking House
:, D. u,iry. :. L. On TUESDAY, Jan. :. ls1:
GEORGE ADAMS.
~. u CAshier.
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PEDDLAR FINED.-A man nameas Levi
Aleissar was yesterday fined ten dollars
and costs, by Justice johnson, for SELL
ing goods without heenec.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PoLIcE.-Pat Mahaney was up before
the Police Court yesterday, and fined
FIVE dollars and costs for being drunk
and disorderly.
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FOR RENT.

';'HE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE on
4 Main street formerly occupied by Edwards,
Sr1,e q Co. a. a Wholesale Boot and Shoe store.
i..ssesNioI. given immediately. for further par
,I.ars, inquire Of y. {. kGEkIEh,
. stein Bros, co-uyr Main ( Monroe streets.
C-tS
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NOTICE.
-I,YiE INDER SlENED WIZ. l.

! COMPELLED Icy unexpected circumstances
conn ace again teaching til German language
.'..r NV ars DAY. I,ts For further iufofma-
.. pleas. call ~ ms residence in North Wheel
:.- s.rr door above Tic F.e-"ytcr.an Church,
o-rtrt.- NE....EG Ole.
mo t,TE. O.. FREDERICK.
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FOR REET.
FOR EEST.

FIRST BATE RU asNE , &
4 room situated oh Market street, opposite
n. Mcclure HOu>e-ls feet front by ~ feet
,..r Api!vt To TIGS. O'BEIEN,
gt.l1 Custom House. Real Estate Agent.
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FOR - ALE.

TTYTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
L az stock in the Howard Iron Works This
:; - would under no circumstances, be offered
~ sale. hut for the fact that the owner has re-
moved frMu the city. nOv2O
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NOTICES.
greenwood Cemetery.

- TCt II % Oh bEsSS ~ - - z = "
y wood Cemetery are hereby notified thai
further iusiaiucUj OF twelve III per cent on
me capital stock j. required - be paid to the
- r,t.ry Oh ur before Il, roth instant. BY or
e.. O.. the Board. l. 1. BpNHAh-
E..I-.n Secretary.
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ENDORSYMENT or HE PRESS.
wEsTVIRGINIA sgsisi
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE.
No. ~ Monroe street. \
Wheeling.

WE TAKE RLRASr8G ~ N
w S0UScING On cur many ff5er1s md d
pzlaie ErDerzIly, that ne have s6ded % %
stock q Rsligt0us Books. ..--.. ....s...,
School Books, Stationery Ae.
saA VII keep osnssan:fy on hard FszfIy and
Pocket BllJies HyIan and Prayer Books. szsdsy
srhssi Books Seia,i Bsoks. Bhank Bsskss Gag,
Letter, Nvfe and B1l-t PsperN Envsisprs,
Pens LAX, Pen6is A.. In fat eveything
Thseh win ss odd st The bO<sst possible pr,oes.
Please CIV. us = call
GEO. ". sTUyER, Lsci Agent
Authorized AgrHt fox Sunday Narznne, Prsss
We hare a sssflsss1is stamp &c stamping !.
nifiaif % pap>stzDd envelopes ssvs
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WANTS.
FIXING uiCnINhS.-
W ANTER

- Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell oEr low.
IrIc-i fallv licensed machines Send for our
circular. SHAW 4 CLARK, :. NJ Co, Bidde-
FYr4 Maine ncVli-iy
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DON'T Bug AIT SEWING
MACHINE

WITHOUT FIRST SEEING THE GROVER
W & BAKER
Einstie stitch an. Lock Stitch Ma.
chimes.
ofEICE-lss Main Street, Wheeling.
sOvlSuanleod
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STONE q THOMAS.
MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
ms SEXUAL DISEASES

CUES NE A KNOWLEDGE SELDOM
SJ acquired by Physicians Ny long residence
in this eitv and the amount Of patients treated
annually BY me, WIS Sufficient proSf Of nay sue
cess
SPERMAToRRHEA, or SEXUAL WEAh'
NFSS and All diseases arfsing thtrcfrOn, are
rurcd in A Innch shorter time thsn hfctofore by
INV NFw VR6ErABIR REMEDiES' Nodi'
cines sent 10 ANY part OF tho Union. All letters
must contain stamps 10 pay TrtnFa Rsst~ss>
Correspondence held sacred. Oitoe, No. -
SmithtclA street year the Diamond.
]. ". BRANSTRJI, N. u, -s-
BON ~, PitifbuTg, Pa
roA-ly
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
F. BEYMER,

At les lain St. Corner Market Alley,
HASJCST RECEIVED A NEW STOCK OF
Il Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver ard
Plated Ware, which lac viii sell al New York
prices. Persons wishing TO purchase desirable
Holiday Presents, will 20 well 10 give me an
e.! call. +. BEYMER.
Cegs lSj Main Street
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY!
PHILIP SCHWEITZER,

nPpOsITE BUsBY a. LITTLR's,
" No - Market Street, has now on hand and
is constantly receiving large stock 81 COnfoc.
tionery Medical BaitimO-s Cough Candy and
every other variety q Candy and Cakes Toys
Of every description. and 4 fun assortment u
Varieties and Notions eepl0 .
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7 &G BAYHA

ID BAKERY, MARKET Street, opposite Tie
Washington Hall = fcS doors shove H11rpe
Street keep constantly 90 h41d fan sss0Et-
nenf Of the above articles
- Their wagons run constantly % al psrfs
Of tie city with Bread, Cr1ekerz, Kasks. Cakes
eer s~p30
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small Dwellings for Sale.

Y WILL. SELL \ FULL LOT AND A HALF
! a! Ground, situated on the corner OF Market
- piviSiun streets, near the Belmont Iron
works. upon which j. erected double two story
l,rirk huuSe. ) ronIIs in each, with good cellar.
7.B- dwellings viii he sold separately IL desired
THUS. OGElES, Real Estate Agent,
g..sLlw Custom House Building
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FOE RENT.

TIER ROUSE AND FURNITURE
! on FuGIth street OgCupiSa les Mr. Samuel
Ns-,L,I and family Also two l!ick ;eAe Inents
~ ID, Island 10. rent OF sale. Apply 20
Nj : MITCHELL.
5..lp OF T.. JACOB
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-21
ENrF SALE.
..CH,NERT FOR SALE.

,,,f;r TOILOWING MACHINERY VIII
~ s.,ld in lots to salt purchasers. II is all
= EXCELLENT condition, having run put ie"
|-, Srear, Engine, lo-ineh cylinder, 2oineh
81 ny ,A pguGls Flued Boiler ~ inches, - feet
,r-. Tr,u smoke Stack.
w.. r-irr; Cc-r Shelter, with cleaner attach
unity 80 bushels per hour.
e. No. ~. lio.l Burr &i1, 20 inches
p-, Wheat separator.
,r4 t;r,uwaldS Steam Holster.
I,-r s,tts Elevators and Conyeyors-
one Wind Mil.
r,-,rh,r with 6 largo amOunt Of Shifting,
II Gy.r.-E. Bclting. &c.
PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO.
Nos. Is, Il and 10 Main street.