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Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Mary 4. Smith of sullivan, Hancock County and
State of Mauc, by her dcc, .iatcl May 9th, A. D..
ISIS and recorded in the Hancock Registry of
Deeds. Vol. l2i, Page Il0, conveyed 10 me. Sidney
smith, IN MoHrGAGE,-ihc following parcel Of
shore at the southeast cornc. of Chas. W.COnncrs
Iot,-thcnce north - J.? east thrty-four rods to
the County road thence by said ROAD castcrly two
rod- thence north Il IL east eleven and one
half rods '-thencc nnrth - IL east one hundred
and ecvcnty-,w0 and half rods to fir tree =
thence south Ga , . east eleven rods to said Ma
ry, west line thence by said line to the shore
thence by the shore To the place OF beginning,
tanning fifteen acres more or less.
The condition in said mortgage has been broken
10y reason OF which claim u foreclosure and give
thi, public notice thereof, i'll pursuance of tie
statutes.
SIDNEY SMITH,
by Waterhous" IS Emery his Attorneys.
Ellsworth June l, 1867.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
Special Noticcc.
Ea OaC OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for wears from Ner'
,nu- lsiiity Premature Decay, and all thu effect !
t youthful ndi -crctiom, will. for the -ake Of snh
.rins humanity, send free To all who need ii, tsc-
recipe anil directions for making the simple remfd.
by which he va, cared. sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers eNprricn e, can do 50 10y ul-
dressing, in pcricc confidence, JOHN Il. OGDEN,
A. Cedar Street, New \ oIk. lYsIl6
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
DELICIOUS.

" r. 4. JOHN ON'S tNERICA
TOOTH POWDER il the CREAM OF ALL
FOR THE TEETH. For circshing
tn mouth, aricstng decay, and mrar,in" Il de-
lighttrl fragrance, il has no equal II Is the only
l)tniiTicc which has been used and commended
for - year, hy eminent 1 rotc>sors of Chemistry
and Medicine, Prepared hy AN experienced ben.
o,iantitv - cents. For sale by druggists, GEO
C. GOODWIN n POTTER, and NJ. :. BURR n
Co, Wholesale Agents, Boston.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14

No. H. HANovER STREET BOSTON has for 90
Scars, in addition tn LIS s,enelis family practice,
given special attention Ia he treatspt of al Dis
eases of the Blood. Urinary aGa Stepfodueiivc Or
gans and all mlaaas lJecasarto Wosaen. Good
accommodations provided for patlelAs prefer 10
remain in the city during treatment. sl2e
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
DIR. Vvissar's BnIsam of wild Cherry

DIX. WistRr's BaISam of Wild Cherry
Where this article is known it is work of super.
crosnion to say one word in its favor, SO well is
it established as an nnfailins remedy for Couyis,
Colds, Bronchitis. Group Uhoopfny Con- sh, asthma,
diseases of the Throat, chest and Lungs, as well
that most dreaded of all di>ca: cs CONSUMPTION
which high medical authority has pronounced be
know its value, those who have not have but to
make single trial to be satisfied that of all others
it is the reAedy.
The Rev, JACOB SECHLER.
we'll known and much re pccted among the &c r
man population of this country, writes follows :
HANOVER, PA, Feb l6. 1859.
Mcssrs. :. W. FowLE \ SoN. Boston.
Dear >irs:-Iiavng realized in my family im
porian! benefit from the Of your valuable
Observation-Disclosures HALsAM OF WILDC CHERRY
1t affords me pleasure to recommend it to the
public. some eight year ago, one OF my daughters
seemed to c in Il decline, and little hopes OF her
recovery were entertained. l then procured n
bottle Of your excellent Balsam, and before she
',ad taken The whole of it there was "a great i'm.
provcmcnt in her health. have, In my inti,i.lual
case, male frequent Use OF yOiir valuable medicine
aud have always been benefited ty it. I could
cause Mrrs il unod deaief spurious UIs.tr's B"i.
sam ~ U'id cherry odoat throughout the countrg,
JACOB SECulEE
None genuiae mne,s siyncd II Butts" on The
,rrHpper.
Prepared by SETH W. FDWIE 4 SON Is Trc.
mont ST., Boston, and Tor sale by Druggists gencr-
ally.
CHRONIC DISEASES, SCROFULA, UI..
GERS, &c.
II is we'll known that the benefits derived from
drinking of the CoSGEESs SARATOGA and other
celebrated springs is principally owing 10 the
fo2iHe they Contain.
DR.. Il. Anders' Iodine Water
contains Iodine in | he same pure state that il In
found in these spring waters but .Jo0 per cent
mere in quantity, containing H. it doe, Ii grain.
Ia each iud ounce, dissolved in pure water with.
on solvent. discovery long sought for. in thi,
e"unlY and Europe, AMI j. the best remedy in the
world for >cHortLA. CANCERS, SALT RHEI NJ IL.
GERS. and all CHi;oNIc DISEASES. Circulars free
}. i. DIS>MORE, Proprietor, 81 boy street
New York. Sold by all Druggists. 4m2l
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
AUrFEIk IRON SORES
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

Iho splendid IIa ir Dyc is the be st in the wold.
The only true and per.ct Dye-iIarmless, Reliable
lnsfanlane"us; No disappointment No ridiculous
-iini> Natural BLACK or Brown. Remedies the i'll
fleets Of Boa Dye. Invigorates the hair, leaving
y SOFT aud autful The genuine is signed UIN,
Sw !. Batchetor, All others are mere limitations,
and Should be avoided. Sold by ali Druggists and
r:rumers. Factory sl Barclay street, New York.
lyspi1
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14

M VTICFl OF FUKFJTU>t KE.
James Perkins of Orland in the County of
Hancock, and state of Maine, by his deed dated
The sixth day of November A. n. 1855, and record.
ed in the Hancock Registry, Vol. l2j. Page l,
Conveyed to me in mortgage the following parcel
of Real Estate in Eden in said County, described
As follows, VIZ -
Boundcd on the East by Frcnchman's Bay. North
by Duck Brook. Westerly by the line of the Pro-
pretors, and South by land of Anson L. Cunning.
ham, containing ninety acres more less and
comprising the South hllf of the "Duck Brook Lot"
and the north half of the 'Itecd Lot" except the
parts thereof, previously sold to Higgins, Brewer
and Salisbury.
The condition in said mortgage has been broken
by reason whereof claim forcclost tire of the said
mortgage therefore give this notice in accord.
ancc with the Statute.
CHARLES A. HAYWARD,
l,y his att,
3W2l WAREHOUSE 4 EMERY,
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d / Il d


Franklin ,--May SI-i Miss. Theresa NJ. Springer
aged Is yrs. nine days.
The dcccascd deserves more than passing no.
tiec, sister Springer WAS converted to o. last fall
in the reformation at EasibrooS, where the writer
was labnring. She was baptized the 2.dh day of
Nov las, and united With The first FrCcw ill Baptist
Church in Eastbrouk, with which she remained \
faithful and devoted Christian until called to join
ihc church above. SISTER =. had been con>unptivc
for sometime, but still, hopes were entertained Of
her recovery. Early in the Spring the disease
began names. itself more plainly. until all hopes
had He'd OF her ever being res ored To heal Ii: She
suffered much but never complained, bore all her
sickness with Christian res ignatiou.
sister : leaves many friend, to moGrn her loss.
but none tci to mourn more than the Church With
which she was connected, for she Was ono otthcir
best nicmb rs. Hut, thank Cod can say our
lo>. j. her eternal gain The funeral WAS attended
by the writer. Text, Numbers, ~ 10.
G.. d. G.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
Death to Pin-Worms !!

II II. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP is
- the only remedy for these most troublesome
and dangerous of all worms ti;; inicst the human
system. II is also the most cfectua vernifgc for
all other kinds of worms in children. Purely vag.
etable; safe and certain. \ valuable cathariic
and beneficial to health. Warranted To cure Price
.%ernts. q Z. GOODWIN Co, Boston, and
all Druggists.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
Cleanse the Blood
w It'll corrupt, E.

NV TIT VVITVIW, IT
w tainted Blood,
Won are sick all over. Ii
may burst ont in PIN
pies, or Sores, orin some
active disease, or il may
merely keep you iistlcss
depressed and good for
nothing. Bmt YOU can.
not have good health
while your blood is i'm.
pure. AYERS SAEsA-
rAKILL.A purgcs out the
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
Notice.,
For Sale.

- lie subscriber offers for sale his homestead
/ situated about half mile from the village,
and half of the stores now occupied by T. w.
Perry 4 Mcssrs, j. ID. RichaIdsS Co., For further
particulars euquirc of
E,lsvotth, June eth, 1907. .al-J
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
n. .TlCE.

W. y ~ ~
r HE undersigned have received the Bonds for
i the war debt Of Ellsworth, with coupon annex.
cI A. rroyi%cd for ly the town AT its last annual
meeting, ard are prepared 10 exchange the sanie
for notes against the town given Tor War boumtcs
or - dispose Of the same lor money.
Thee bonds will be issued in dilfrcnt demon ina.
ti,, from one hundred five hundred dollars, to
sut the holder, and upon ten fifteen or twenty
wears time. Persons in town desiring a perfectly
,:iic ilyv>t linen. free from taxation with interest
payable scm.annually ON presentation Of the prop
rr coupon Ia The town Treasurer, are requested to
make iinnie iiatc application at the Office oi T. f.
Hale.
EUGENE HALE,
j. L. GRANT,
J.D. HOPKINS,
Ellsworth Jnur 10Th 1867 3W2l
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k35ZIES1ai31:3511!S7J&3

n the Choicest Fruits and Spices, strictly
~ Pure, Of DELICIOUS FLAvoiS and tNRi.
VAILED STRENGTH. Introduced in 1850; Refer
encc> in lstJ--6 Governors from all y. T.. States.
Professors, Literary and Business Men, Hotel
ProprictorS, and Dealers in Choice Flavors. They
treble their sales with these.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14

Epilepsy Cured.-A remarkable cure OF Epilepsy
of twenty years standing, has just been effected by
DIR. Morse, OF Magrokcta, Iowa. The cure wa!
effected by the tastccss powdered Mamadilla a
root, the great Gypsy cure tor fits.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
NJ Office OF FORECLO>URE.

BMckspori, May II, 1867.
Ellsworth American., 1867-06-14
NOTICE.

Ellsworth, Jmr lO,h, 1857.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

DWELLING HOUSES continue scarce.
The ouly house we have known for
many months for rent was taken pos
session Of the latter part of last year.
Houses for 1868 are now in demand and
nothing short of death and dissolution
will furnish a supply. A good many
houses will be built, but the builders
intend to occupy them. Modern i'm
'provements for producing building ma
terial has never been brought in requi-
sition in this city. In that respect We
are behind the times-behind Western
cities, many years, .T9, encourage i'm
provement sheapen, the price of build
ing pstsrial--to reduce tho price of
material bring machinery into requi.
sition. ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19
A CARD.
CrrY HEALTH OFrlcr, March 18th, Ia

CRY HEALTH OrFIcY, March 18th, 1851.
V,HE CITIZENS OF WHEELING ARE
i hereby respectfully requested 70 cooperate
with me in the important work Of cleansing and
purifying their premises from all offensive and
no1ious substances that may have accumulated
during the past winter season. The immediate A.
tention to this sanitary movement 10 o. vital I'M
portance to every citizen. and should meet with
;heir hearty concurrence 30 that this work, SO
absolutely necessary to the good health Of our
citizens, may DO accomplished before the heat Of
the summer sun shall have caused tho decompo-
.itiou Of the animal and Vegetable matter 80
profusely scattered throughout the city: 1t to
hoped therefore that each house holder who may
have any nuisance on th eis premises, will have
the same removed without waiting for person
al visit and . special order from the Health OF:
hcer. BY giving early attention to the remoSA
Of all offensive matter. and the nee use OF nne
Aud other disinfectants, We may avert the caian-
lty that would most likely follow It's neglect -.
The beneficial result that stte.ds1 COR s.ocrs
in that direction last year, under the Nymc
blessing. encourages Us 70 make ike encrs
this year, frusting that the same Messing may
marlS3t ,ssr3 avn City Health Ofhcer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

FOUND DRowNED.-A man was found
drowned on Saturday in the Ohio river
at Port Homer, near Steubenville.
Nothing was found on the body or any
evidence to show who he was. The
body was partially deoomposed, as it
appeared to have been in the water
some time. The deceased is supposed
to have been deck hand, apparently
thirty or thirty-five years of age, height
about five feet; black hair, no whiskers,
small check shirt next his body, and o
large red and black over shirt, dark
satinet pants, leather belt, stoga boots
we'll worn, braided leather guard chain
about his neck, which had either been
cut or broken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

WATER PIPE BURsTED.-About six
o'clock last night the main water pipe
leading from the water works to the
reservoir bursted, and lively scene
was presented for short time, at the
head of Adams street, on the side of the
hill, just above Market. The massive
stream of water was thrown at least
forty feet into the air, and came down
with a crash and q splash. The side of
the hill was pretty we'll drenched, and
. large quantity of the mire was wash
ed away. A large crowd of persons was
attracted to the spot to witness. the
grand spectacle. rai
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

The IntelIigeneer of yesterday displays
some bad feeling over the nomination
of our young friend Samuel Walker, Jr,
to the Marshalship of this State. we
do not exactly understand why this ap-
pointment should incur the displeasure
of the Quincy street people, unless Mr..
Walkers services as Union soldier be
Just ground of objection. Having car
ried musket in the ranks of fighting
regiment for three years, he may have
won title to the same kind Of graft
tude that has been dealt out so lavish
ly of late to the "boys in blue" but
which snOt quite as substantial as the
promises of the IRtelligencer and party
may have led the soldiers to expect. AS
he has never given any better evil
dence of "loyalty" than hard and faith
full service in!behalf of the Government,
we can readily understand why the In
telligencer expects his nomination to be
rejected. At the same time, the implied
charge of acting Gin the interests OF
disloyalty" would have somewhat
more decent appearance if made by
some one whose practical experience
had qualified him to determine what
"disloyalty" means
The blatant patriotism of the lntelh-
geacer people should be raised above the
suspicion of purchase, before they vent
their spleen upon men who served while
they spluttered, and who fought the en-
envy while they fattened upon Govern
ment plumber. In the darkest days OF
the country's peril, while young men
like Sergeant Walker were facing the
dangers and enduring the tolls of camp
and field for the unity of the nation,
such pigeon-liyered, chicken.hearted,
and deer-faced disadvantages as do the
patriotic for the Quincy street journal,
were acting in the contemplate
capacity of Postoffice bummers,
plotting and manDuvering for higher
places and finer feasts, enjoying safety
and security through the efforts of the
very men they now revile, and bowling
at q rebellion whose dangers they
feared to face and on whose offal they
were content to feed. 1t is but natural
that people of this description should
raise an outcry when men who have
served the Government faithfully are
about to receive some of its promised
rewards. 1t is constitutional with the
base and worthless to be jealous of just
prosperity, to hate the excellence they
cannot reach, and to look upon all de-
served promotion
with that malignant envy, which turns pale,
And sickens, even If the right prevail,
Which merit and success pursues with hate,
And damns the worth it cannot initiate"
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leg cut, doing well. a. Jelanko, Gin
cinnati, both legs broken, and badly in
jured, but is doing as we'll as could be
expected from the character Of his in
juries. A number of other passengers
were injured, one man having his nose
broken, but they proceeded on their
journey. st-
A meeting was held by. the passen-
gers, whsn q resolution was adopted
rendering their thanks to Mr.. Daniel
P. Lait, engineer of the accommodation
train, for his timely exertions in check
ing the train, and thereby saving the
lives of many of the passengers ON the
express train.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

THE COLLISION ON THE PAN HANDLE
RoAp-FURTHER . fPARTICULARs.-We
have received further PARTICULARS in re-
gard to the accident which occurred on
Thursday evening on the Pittsburg,
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, in
Washington county, Pa, near Steuben-
vile, by the colliding Of the express
and accommodation trains. 1t appears
that G. H. Kilgore, Of Port Washingtes,
Ohio, who was the only person killed,
hearing tho approach Of the accommo-
dation train, ran across the car, and
put his head ont Of the window, when
the frame Of the rear car, driven on the
outside of the car he was in, crushed
his head Of, which rolled down the
hillside and ~ss arrested by another
passenger who had lesped down the
bank to save his life. He had in his
possession 81 SIS %. which had been
depositsd in thu First National, Bank
for safe keeping. ---
The followisElaAl lfitof the injured
yeAs. Thgntsuh, ssinEleH hsh, 'TA0mpi
saannyilie, Wsshiagtea county, Pc, both
|legs broken, simple fracture, doing well
IA. Q. cubbags;; il grocer, Pitssbuig, one
bone frisHt Lex broken, LETT foot slight.
" bruised, doing well. John Hervey,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

FRUIT AND GRAIN.-Some Of our ex-
changes think the recent cold westher
has had an injurious effect on the fruit
and grain. In fact, it is alleged that
the peach buds thaS lived through the
bitter January days, succumbed to the
frost of Wednesday night" An intelli-
gent fruit grower with whom We have
conversed, is of the opinion that in this
region the peach buds were "too back
ward" to have suffered from the recent
frosts, and predicted full crop if the
'late frosts only kept away"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

FIESp1sH.-Night before last some
fend in human shape entered the sta
bio Mr.. A. Allen Howell; on Quincy
street, aud deliberately cut and main.
ed . valuable horse belonging to DR..
Hullihen. The scoundrel picked tho
lock on the stable door, entered, and
with an awl or some other shat fnstru-
mont TENT each Of the, horses feet in
SUCH o manner ~ to render him
worthless. The beasts feet were
much swollen yesterday, and it was
feared last night hat it would be neces-
sary to kill the crippled animal. In 81
experience of several years - an item
izer we have never had occasion to
chronicle more wicked, deliberate and
fsndish Outrage than the one we have
Just mentioned. lrqvg. TO-. .u.rr .I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19
FOR SALE

,I'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
one hundred and eighty acres of land, stu.
sted in Wetzel county, W. Va, about seven
miles from the county seat, New Martinsville,
on the Ohio river, forty acres Of which Is cleared
and fit for fencing purposes, small orchard and q
small house. Also fortyeight acres Of bottom
willie wetzel county fronting on the river. on
which is located a good two-.tory house worth
.I,nut 80 700 JOSEPHCS CLARK.
Apply TO JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
vIllo wetzel county, WA feoS2-d2w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

THE NAME OF THE ROGUR.-The name
of the rogue who took advantage of the
confusion occasioned by the accident on
the Panhandle Railroad, a few days ago,
and engaged in robbing the wounded
passengers, is Edward Wilkes. He halls
from Indianapolis, Ind. Hewih be sent
to Washington, Pa, for trial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

A JOLLY GERMAN now confined in our
Jail is "killing time" by white-washing
the institution. He is an excellent
workman, and as he is provided with a
first class brush and material he is
making the prison cells look more
cheerful.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19
WANTED.

CTIvR C < r . x We n Y
n wHERR to introduce TIVE NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS, INVALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY, sells at sight, and demand constantly in
creasiur Agents male and female, now oper.
atns are making SO to SIS perday by working
few hours daily. PREVIOUS EIfEkIKNCr A.
ASrNIs UNNECESSARY. A sample Of each, worth
g. with terms TO agents, sent free by mail to
any address Send 60 cents to pay postage.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Address
G.w JACKSON & CO.,
mchsly r. o. Box 1913, Baltimore, Nd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

For NoNTANA.-The little steamer
Carrie yesterday passed on her way
down from Pittsburg to the Montana
mining regions. She was well freight
ed with provisions, groceries, etc. Her
owners will no doubt make pleasant
and profitable trip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19
NOTICES.

EXCHANGE BANK OF VA,
WESTON, W. Va, March II 1867.
ONCE GIVING THE NOTICE OF .JANU-
- AIRY 26th last, that this bank would redeem
IL, circulating notes ON presentation at par, .
legal controversy in relation to our right to do 90
has arisen; untilihe settlement Of which We arc
advised to defer such redemption.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
ynarI6lw Al MCCANDLISH, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

THE COUNTY JAIL.-There are now
but twenty but twenty-six prisoners
confined in the county Jail. Two of
this number are convicts, and the re-
mainder are county and city prisoners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19
Horses for Sale.

I,NE BAY GELDING, FOALEDJUNE, 1862,
| J got by Kansas out of An old Virginia Con-
,ul and Shylock mare Also, one dark bay marc
. wears old, by Invincible, out Of good mare
by old Hiatoga Apply TO JOSEPH WOOD.
ROFFE OF DR. JOHN ALEXANDER, st.
rlairsyille Ohio. marltiW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

= SALE OF FURNITURE.-Mr. Geo. r,
Tingle, being about to give up house
keeping will on Thursday next, offer
for sale at auction his entire outfit OF
household and kitchen furniture. Look
out for bargains. ....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

THE PosTMAsTKRsHIP.-We learn that
the appointment of C. J. Rawling as
Postmaster in this city was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

KEEP yourself clean by using plenty
of soap, and thereby preventing many
diseases. The largest, cheapest, finest
assortment of soaps, together with a fine
assortment of toilet and fancy articles,
can always be found at E. Bookings
Drug Store, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19
FOR SALE.

EFTEES SHARES ,E RESI-. OF THE W GAriT soo
s,rb share This stock IL offered for sale in con.
.soueuce Of the owner leaving the city.
THOS. OBRIEN,
t.boi Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19

NIGHT before last some despicable fell
low threw q brick at and struck the
mammoth hat in front of Senseney &
Citizens hat store, on Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-03-19
FOR RENT.

I,oUR OR FIVE OF THE FINEST ROOMS
+ in tho city, for office or sleepipg purposes,
corner Main and Union streets. Will be ready
April l. Gas in each room. Apply at
GARDENERS, l59 Main street.
~ FoH SALE-Ofice Desk-cheap, At
iet26tf GARDENERS, $50 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

,I'HE STORE ROOM OCCUPIED BY SCOTT
i HENNEGEN. Possession given April
Isl Enquire On the premises, l77. Main street.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

ONE STORY BRICK BUILDING, USED
A as cooper shop situate near the site OF
j. d. Detwiler, & Cos old flour mill, Imnedi-
ate possession given.
Apply to j. W: AekEMNAN,