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GROCERIES,,

U : s K l. l. B A r X
uEAtERIH
VINE FAMILY oCERlRs,
No. 496 Hinth street, near D,
Aps.u wAsHIEGros. D. o.
A LEX. BOYD " co,
N SUCCESSORS TO H. b. 4 co.,
Nos. So and 81 Louisiana avenue.
WHOLESALE PRODUCE DEALERS AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
Hayo in store o tons Of New York ktato BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR.
Have in store . tons arst quality New York State
BUTTER.
Have in store tlsrsos Extra cIuc!nusu sugar.
Cured HAMS
Have in store 200 sacks Liverpool SALT
Have in store 100 barrels ONIONS,
Have in store 900 bushels Buckeyes, Peach Blows
Jackson White POTATOES.
Have also in store CORN MEAL, WHEAT. RYE,
CORN, OATS and SHORTS, &c. also, Extra Refined
Pittsburg KEROSENE OIL, at wholesale.
noyl2.eol ALEXANDER BOYD X Co.
NEW COOPERATIVE STORE, 4S7
~ NINTH STREET, BETWEEN AND Beat
Family Groceries at lowest rates. Choice Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Hams, A No. Maeksrel, Golden syrup
and Molassss, Weleh's Flour, Now BuekwheaI and
Graham Flour just received. Apples, Crahberries
and other fruit always on hand.
TreEfuTer will be at the siora at all fouTs OF the
day to receive sub b5Criptions for stock.
SHARES $40 EACH. ocSO'sm
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nEN NHHNV VF bAFES,
INSIDE OF
oyYIoE CORNER OF PIPTsEsrH STREET AND
ERW YORK AVENUE.
DIRHcTohs;
q. p. Brown, II. D. Cooke, George W. Riggs, Will
liam s. Huntington, George II. Plant, George o. Ey-
ans, D. p. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson.
GEORGE o. EVANS, vice President.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Treasurer.
b. p. SNYDER, Secretary.
OFFICE HouRs-From 0 O'Clock T. M to 8 O'Clock
p. m. au 1-H
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ks- Free to Everybody.-A large PIP.
Circular, giving information Of the greatest Import
snes to the young OF both sexes.
Il teaches how the honely may become beautiful
the dssPised respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
Ns:r Address, and rses!Is a copy post tpaid, BY re.
iuru mail. Address P. o. DrAvs,1,
uhlP-dGwlY Troy, ,H.Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

So The Healing Pool-An Essay for
Young Men on tho Crime Of Solitude, and the Dis
eases and Abuses which create imp;dments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means 0, relief. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Addrsss DR.
J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN. Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. se27-3m
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A. Van Vranken, Cincinnati, O.; N. Plummer,
Nd. s. T. Fox and Tom Randall, Miss; L A Robb,
Jones, Nd. W. &. Owens, Philadelphia J. A. BAs-
set Boston ". NJ. Claim and W. 7. white PhilA-
Ielphia; H. W. Flandreau, n. Y. r. Brent, Bal
Flanery, Va.
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pYER.s HoTEL-G. b. DYER.

ert Williams, c. Kimbie, Baltimore; Thomas Smith,
Mrs. Darby, New York; Judge Freeman. Va; A.
Leonard, !. Baker, Baltimore, Md; T s. Wilcox, o
O. David, Conn. George W. Parkhurst, Va b.
BOnham aud daughter, N. J.
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OWEN HOUSES. W. OWES

L. Blomberg, J. H. Armbuster, P. Marley, P. Daily,
Il. G. PulIs, Philadelphia; J. NJ Bryant, New York
John H. Goetschin, Chicago; W. Heaven, Tenn. G
= Humphrey, A Howe. .. s. A.; p. II. Smith, Bal
urnOrs A. A. Claturs, Boston.
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, I'D HOUsE-HErpLrr a Gnn.s.

Coles Bashford, Arizona W. c. Moore, g. N. Cur
simpson, c. L. Cathcart, Boston; sidney usrews
and wifs, city; 7. c. Cameron, j., Camden, -
C.;M,H' SoTthrup, SYRACUSE, X. Z. Dr. W. drier,
Hon. q. w. Anderson, Hon. r. T. vanhorn, U. s N.
D. Rumley, N. c.; Mrs. Ward, Miss T. johnson,
Philadelphia.
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PEEIT-S OF MARRIED I.IFE.-It often
happens that a married woman is tho
cynosure of other eyes than her hus-
baud = That such should be the case
IL unfortunate for the peace and wei
fare of her household, but in the pres-
ent degenerate state of the race il can
not be helped. Many are the proven
lives that have been tried. The Turk =
smut their women up in harems, and
Americans, going to the other eNtretue-
give them the fullest liberty. Rut mo-
plan has been found compietely efTer-
tive, and the consequence is that little
domestic affairs happen in Turkey ms
well "a here. One happened recently
in this city, we are informed. and came
near being fatal to two of the parties
concerned.
One day last week, gentleman set
eyes upon II married lady, and thoupht
IL pity that she should receive the M
tentions of but one man, and that man
her husband He, therefore, set abont
dsvising ways and means to Introduce
himself to the lady's notice, hopinC 10
find favor with her. His efforts We're
success sui, and he found himself i'm
the lady's presence. But, unfortu-
nately for himself and the LODI
her outraged husband discovered the
two, and leveling his pistol, DISCHARGED
Its contents mt the DESTROYER OF his na,s,,,,
The bullet missed, and the intruder
made good his escape. The husband
then turned and proceeded to visit nm
lshment upon his wife, but succeeded
only so far as to iuflict n slight wound
upon her person with knife
W nat followed afterwards we ar, nm
able to say. "'1'
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DIR. T. ]. KIsNER''
ECLECTIC MEDICINEs


| NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, DST., CENTRE WHEELING. w. VA
| nR, X. HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES of an intelligent assistant who
cine Slnes putting up prescriptions, &c, will ena-
| PIE MIN to give more attention 10 out pa
uents, especially TO his many friends in the
| country. His medicines are all prepared in
ms own office, and all delivered to his pa
uents by himself DIR. K. treats all diseases
both Acute and Chronic, with which humane
| ity is afflicted. He has large number of now
| remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful in many OF those obstinate. cases ~
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
supposed to be incurRble among which NAV
be named: Consumption, Scrofula. Dis
Cancers and Skin Diseases His mode ~
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints
and Air Passages HyPeTtrophy and ali 9th
er diseases of the Heart, Neuralpia E,pJiaT,SyyI
spinal Affections, and all diseases of the Ner-
VOus system, is acknowledged by all who have
tested IL to be the most certain and si1cCeSstII
ever known to the medical profession. DR. X.
has been eminently successful in the treat
mentof all diseases peculiar to women Vi.
MenStrul Distractions, Painful MenstrIIstiOn
6encrrheaI Uterine and OvariOn Tumors
Prolapsus UteTi and all Nervous diseases 10
which they are subject.
He makes specially in the treatment of
all Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs, viz: CaLarrh of Bladder and ITrefhTS
irritable Bladder, and Non-retention and
Dribbling of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, Dialects and Difficult JTrinating sv-
philitic Diseases in all their varied forms
Ghonarrhea, Its complications and s440ueIIgp
SpeI1natorrhea and Impotency, and all atiec--
Also special attention paid to the treatment
particularly with old TROUBLESOME cases
should lose no time TO call on or address DIR
hlsN ER. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits in CITY, same as
other Physicians. Office hours, 9 A. NJ, 10 I2
No ;:di +. NJ too p. NJ, and P. NJ. to9P. II.
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American Life Drops !
For the speedy cure of
ID i u IT III RIA

- Il Il L. IL l. n
Coughs, Colds, HoarseneSs, Sore Throat, Bron.
chitts, rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints.
! DOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
II been before the people, and the verdict
returned from every quarter by the con-
sumeTs OF the hair million bottles that have
been sold within that time, IL, that
TT ALWAKS CURES"
Read the following, which is only n st,eci-
men OF the many Letters We are dRily receive
,,,- "BosroN. MASS,
'ORRIS SKINNER & CO-SIRs:-NotWith-
sLatnulhg my general prejudice against pro-
PLIStaIy lOr paIenU medicines, was induced
~ guy Two bottles OF the American Life
DLoPs, through the high recommendation OF
Lnem Dy afriend, as always curing DiptheTia
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Rrt1nchftis, 40
S ~ - son, sixteen years of age was taken sud-
ueniy III with Dtptheria, and could scarcely
SfEeath OF swallow, his breathing was so bad
Nc were much alarmed, but decided to frY
1alnB the drops according 10 direction he
was soon relieved and the disease ei tireIy
pTohen up let a friend suffering with
ne inatisdn nave one OF the bottles. He
srSs Ihe Lie drops gave Immediate relief
ana are the best metiicfne he ever usad
family near him, suffering from Colds ND
liberated sore Throat, used some OF IFS snd
were cured In short time Since then 7 iet
ny oIoqt,neI, physician have a part OF mine
IN, IN. win which he cared bad case of Div,
that they are valuable. +eds9
truly yours A r IsrDuD
Inc Life Drops are carefully Dra+,a,.ai -,
ORRIN SKINNER Il 90 ~
And solI bs, III oPrletors, Springfeld, Mass,
,DeIlas barnes & Co. New York E-,Ita-
I nEIls q Co., Chicago, General Agents
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MORE PUzzLES.-The puzzles Wa mi,
liShed in n recent issue, have eyiiTs',
an unparalleled amount OF brain -H go
among our readers, and varions NJ " , TL :,
communications we have raceivsSi ~ Ne {
reference to them. One of our corra "a
pondents has got up some OF his nUSEs
and sends them as follows: W" ~
WRESTLING, Jan. 5th, 1867.
Editors HIteilLgeHee,-:
l send you the following oues,io,s b,
nights: winter
/. What will ~ pounds of sugar ~ ~.
AT - cents per pouuds NUS'
- nat Will ISL pouuds.of b,co,
cost at ISL cents per pound? oaeoh
s. Multiply 10 pounds, 10 sbiu;,,,, =,
pence, iarthingS, by 10 ponn5s 10 ~
sniuIngs, II pence, 5 farthinSsS Is
l. Place the following nine f,,-o.
VIII count 100? lucy
.. Divide IS in foursuch parts. so tho,
aHaihg to the part, substractint. .
,ii the second part, mulriplyinV ths
InnIu part by =, and divIdinsthe fSnrtb
part part by :, the quotients viii al ~ IN
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RUNAwAY.-Quite a serious runaway
occurred on Main street, Saturday
morning. A horse attached to n lip6t
wagon started from Reihbein's grocery
above Adams street aud ran mt the ton OF
his speed nS far down as the ton OF the
NIL IN which vicinity he was checked.
W ME the horse was in full career past
me Grnnt House, the registrar for the
First Ward, Mr.. Hugh Sterling. who
happened to be passing. ran into The
street and caught him by the head.
But before he could succeed in stopping
nun, the wagon swung round and. had
MIR. Sterling not used eXtraordinnryex-
ertion, would infallibly have knocked
down and injured him severely
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THE BINaHAM HOUSE, PuILADE1..
PHIA.-We call attention to the an
nouncement of this excellent and first
class house in our advertising columns,
We speak advisedly and experiment
ANY when we say that in all respects,
both AS regards the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
Its terms and Its solid comforts ns a
hotel, the Bingham House is not sur
passed by any establishment of the
Kind within our knowledge. 1t occu-
PIES convenient situation ut the cor
ner OF Eleventh and Market, in Phila-
deiphia, formerly the site of the Penn
sSlNhhla railroad depot, and AFFORDS
the traveller, either for pleasure or
business, every advantage of centralfty
OF location.
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RUNAwAT.-A couple of horses, at
tached to Il wagon, started down Main
street, saturday, at Il fearful pace. The
wagon slipped about from one side OF
the street TO the other, threatening
every moment TO overturn. At last,
in the neighborhood of Quincy street
the bed came off. The horses then
dashed across the street, and the wheels
struck the corner of the building occu-
pied by Albert p. Eranzell as IA hard
ware store, knocking out a few bricks,
Ihey now became detached, and.
leaving the wheels on Quincy, dashed
down Main and up John street. After
running a considerable distance on this
street, they were checked and returned
TO their owner.
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FIRE AT BRIDGEPoRr.-About three
o'clock, yesterday morning, a fire was
discovered in a frame house at the
mouth of Whisky Run, just above
bridgeport. The flames made rapid
progress, and soon communicated TO n
stable in the vicinity. There was
nothing at hand to subdue them with,
and tho house and stable were burnt
down
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ACCIDENT on THE b. 81 o. r. R.-As
the oyster train on the Il. & o. X. Il.
was coming west, Saturday afternoon,
near Barracksville, ten miles this side
OF Fairmont, rail broke, throwing
the two hindmost cars off the track
The cars were broken up, and the oys-
ters scattered round promiscuousIy in
the vicinity. Two trains loaded with
passengers were delayed some hours by
the accident. Nobody hurt.
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ACCIDENT on MAIN SrREEr.-Yester-
day evening, between four and five
O'Clock, II horse and sleigh were COM
Ing down the hill by Harpers hat store,
on Main street, at a rapid rate. The
runner of the sleigh struck a stone in
the middle of the street, causing an
Immediate upset. The occupants of
the sleigh, two women and two inch,
were thrown headlong into the street,
and such was the force with which the
sleigh went over, that the horse was
not able 60 keep his feet, but fell too.
Damage, one sleigh runner broken.
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FALSE ALARM OF FIRE.--All the bells
of the CITY ram, furiousIy for fire, about
: o'clock Saturday evening. The fire.
men were out promptly with their en-
gines and reels, but were unable TO find
the blazing locality. So far as we could
learn the alarm was without founda-
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SETTLING Up BUsINEss.-Ex-Sherif
Joseph Seybold, Esq, and his deputies,
are still to be found at the office in the
Court House, where they are anxious
and willing to receive the Indebtedness
of delinquent taxpayers for the year
1866, and give proper receipts for the
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The court met on
Saturday, ut 10 II. M, Judge Caldwell
presiding.
Civil business occupied the attention
of the court. The argument in the
SteenrOd will case was concluded, but
the decision of the court will not be
given until the next term.
Judge Thompson qualified as an
attorney.
The court adjourned until March
next.
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Fresh Oysters.
For Sale.

POLICE CoURT.-The Police Court, af-
ter rousing from its lethergy and fur
nishing US with few items last week,
has again relapsed. There was moth
ing done, Saturday, and we suppose
there will be more of the same sort,
this morning.
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but should never return as his daugh-
ter. He then said if she was not al
lowed to go he would inture the family
and Rosa all he could: L have seen thu
the defendant. She did not wish to
| live with him, and said she could not
conscientiously do So
| LeIris Stre10, sworn.-Was here when
| the shooting occurred; went up stairs a
short time before, and saw Jake and
spoke to him; came down and soon af-
ter the shooting occurred; I was fright
ened, and jumped out of the window;
saw Jake walking slowly about with a
pistol in his hand; he went around to
the front and into the hall. and 1 saw
father coming around after him;
spoke to father and he said he was shot:
/ helped him in and found my sister in
the closet; did not see Jake after this.
DR.. JnO. Hamilton, sworn-Wasc called
in to attend the wounded man. The
ball entered about four inches from the
center of the breast, on the right side,
between the fourth and fifth ribs, and
came out under the right arm pit, pass
ing through the pleural cavity. The
wound is dangerous, but not necessa-
rily fatal. His condition is as favora-
BILE as could be expected this evening,
although critical. Time alone can de.
eide the case now as the immediate
danger is past. The lung is confused,
but probably not penetrated.
Rosa Baltzell says that, after her
father pushed her into the diniug-room,
she ran into the hall and secreted her
self in the closet. Through the partly
opened closet door, she saw her hus-
band, after he had entered the front
door, go three times up and down the
hall with the pistol in his hand, search
ing for her. She says that after her
mother left them alone in the room,
Baltzell asked her why her mother
hated him so; she responded that there
was no hate against him; he called her
a liar three or four times, and drew the
pistol; she caught hold of him, and in
the struggle was drawn out of bed.
Baltzell is a fine looking, intelligent
man of twenty-six: he served in the
war in the First Virginia Cavalry; he |
is very composed and reticent concern |
ing the shooting; his wife is eighteen |
years of age, and very beautiful; she is |
not dangerously hurt; the shooting was |
done with large sized navy revolver, |
such as man does not carry, except |
for special occasions. The prisoner |
will be committed to-day to await the
result of Mr.. Streng's information.
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State Commission Notice
Notice to Loyal sIave.ou,.-,

Trur CO,r,,rr,r,rr,,--- :.
\ secretary OF War, under the 9th section
Sith- Isff and ssCiiggr approved February
Jniy, 5StI, ISee e. @ -: ol an ACT approved
drafteG int lie ~ toSitVeS enlisted or
Saies bovi NC SsI, erviee OF the United
VIZ; at the CITY OF Par
S west oe virginia, on the twelfth day
HTireSuohs from the War Department, do
cn Ti,t mi 70 an nom II may Con-
CjtI- :, = I, iu COMMISSION VIII SIT in the
daJ Sf n q. Iss est va, on the 18th
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ARREsr.-we learn that W. A. James,
U. S. route agent on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, was arrested on Satur-
day evening and held to bail at the in
stance of Mr.. Long, Postmaster of this
city, and j. G. Lane, Special Agent of
the PostOhice Department, for alleged
population. Mr.. James, we learn, has
hitherto borne an unimpeachable char
acter, and his friends entertain no
doubts whatever OF his entire limo
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Greenwood Cemetery.


SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, ROAR
~ Smiles east OF the city, Is now ready for
hterments, sale, and Improvement Of lois
icontalns % acres of land, and Is laid ont
IN the most modern and improved STYLE
CAn oe easily reached at all seasons or The
xSsT py the National Road, and for three
Iourths OF the year by the HempfieId Ran
Road II is perfectly secure, and intended 10
re-, 9ea3rinsd by every variety oftrees, shrub
ley. puouc vault, chapel, artificial Lake
fountains, ETC., to make 1t EQUAL 10 the 49,
ruraA cemeteries In the county, -
Ample provision is also made for its ~,
LAfgement, order and care In perpetuitT N
., EsIsonS deslrous of purchasing lots can
canine the grounds with the S1narIrr 80
Sys1 VINO INC mas plat, or secure them by can
sfIss oI Ie inc ,1 OF the Secretary, on Main
PERSONS wishing to make inteTTna,,,. -,
for. ''~A-A4 PERMITS there
Tickets Of admission to I,otbolds-. ~.
NI1toLs VIII De issued by the SecretaTy anu
6oAkD OF DTRECrORS-A. j. Sxsa-o.-
6residenE X. z. Bonham, SecrefsTv-o 10y 4
Ehodesr John G. MuSh, Geo NTa,,$S = =
6eI, Jn3s 4 Armstrong. Geo. Adams r . =
- auSt-lyd
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HOLIDAY GIFTS!!
BY THE
N. Y. Prize Association,
500 Broadway, N. Y.
s 500 900.
WILL BE D1srRIBrTrEn Eo-o


WILL BE DISTRIBUTED As For.ro,rs
The name and value of each artIoIa =, -,
goodS are marked on Tickefs nIacal, ~
SSEALED ENVELOPES, and we'll Tnixed
ing s1ch T n y Gsnnts, an envelope contain.
choice, and delivered at our Office. or sent by
IilaiI 70 any address. The purchaser aft:,
seSSins Wnat article 1t draws and its L-aina
Wnlch may be from One 10 FiI,o -
HEeu DoliarS.-can then, on paymenT ~
Dne DoIlHr, receive the article naned or
go on our Circular at the same value EtvaTy,
7 IISA ~ draws an article worth ONE DOL
LAM or more. emo BLANK -
OUT patrons can depend on frOU1Dt ret,,,-,,,
The articles oir01Oit urn De i,I1Ie,f,,ts;,,
Se11 oy Express or return mail or de-
hrered at our o1icc.
~, Le s rom may persons acknowledging
the receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS, from tIs
may De seen on file at our Office, among
wnom we are permitted to refer to:
G1Sd W. ,; Holeomb, I.ambertvilIe, N. J.,
Sue ~ street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma,
G G1JHef 80: Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn .,
Briggs. Washington, d. q Diamond RI pj ID.
SIS. ]. c. Sutherland, loo / eTineioD 4 IN IN
feeTt1 100 $50 Ms N Jackson, 203 Nine,
NJ TailP EImiTa, N Y, Melodeon, $50
an lsS L. collins, Atlanta, Ga, Diamond ius
Mass. Sewing Machine, SIS. II. shaw 81;
totI,sts1 y. VI Gold Watch, $50. Edw
ITSyaSo1 Saslhvilie, Tenn, Melodeon, 500.
Hunting Watch, $50. r. 4: smitS P sod
9penee, K l., Silver Lever Watch. $50. oscar
p Ivy 8 MADISON, y; J., Music Box, SIS. Hon.
t ES . NeweL, st. Paul, Mimi. Gold Watch
$IsS. J.. r SPerry, Litchfeld, Conn. siivsT,
N MSateh, 90. VIM b. Peck, Harlem, his
S SJTstc 5SnS1, 49, VIM Raymond, Dayton,
SSitiio, StlSer Tea SCI, Sl25. Miss r Nj
S Sssanlenek, Detroit, Mich, Diamond Ear Ring
SGz a1 6lerre Beaudin, St Charles Hotel
! MaItha Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, Melodeon-
SS-A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY or
4 q 3 80 SS0 g,T- y ARTICLES FOR ONE DOL
LOPE FOR Is cts, 11H1N EN- V T.
ntlre satisfaction Guaranteed to All.
- Tickets for One Dollar, IL for TITO
1S oIIaIS, So for Five Dollars. Great induce
Anlettes should be addressed
j. III. RAY q co.
oc13-Smd&w Box 6ISO. Nez york
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RIVER NEws.-The ice is running
very slowly and in small quantities.
The river is still going down.
The Petrolia No. ., Capt. Anderson.
will leave for Cincinnati, a nd all inter-
mediate ports, at II NJ. to-day.
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-we are call
ed upon to record the death of Mr.. Ma
than Taft. editor of the Buckhannon
Republican, on Wednesday night. Mr..
TAFT had been addicted to strong drink,
and died of deLiTiunl trenIeus.
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WHEN the days and nights are equal
at wheeling, are they equal all over the
earth at the same time? w.
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Home Insurance Company,
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO:
capital $500, 600.
E. P. HUBBARD, Agent
wheeling, W. Va:
ONCE, No. So and IS, Market street near
oOtuet Vi quincy. nov5-tf