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American Life Drops

20 % FOR the speedy cure of
u L p IT III II RIA.
I11,, Sol9s, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bron-
Ius' rheumatism, and ali kindred
600. -- complaints
9pA sa FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
retuFned NSS roIs tne people, and the verdict
haa1a rs 81 me half million bottles thai have
Oeen sold within that time ia that .-'''
1T ALWAHS CURESn
me-, Eead the following, which is only a speci-
ine. vi the many letters we are DAILY receiy-
s,OERS SKINNER & co.-SIRs:N NiS IT
prjetars my NY general prejudice against pro-
II SSsLy SoI palenG medicines, was induced
6r6rSS Two bottles OF the American Life
tGAopsf through the high Recommendation of
S Item oy friend, as always curing DIptheria
SSISusns, Colds, Sore Throat, Rroucbitis &C.
~ sonS sixteen years of age was taken sud-
snsak ~ with Dlptheria, and could scarcely
13fRstsAk OF swallow, his breathing was 20 bad
~, ~ - 2 were much alarmed but decided 70 try
49, me drops before calling physician. By
49, 1911 me drops according to direction he
broirs SOn n renewed and the disease entirely
n tS... ". let friend suffering with
rheumatism have one of the h0tfIez- Hs
~ tne 1lIe drops gave Immediate relief
1 90 Sre the best medicine he ever used,
IJierrS ~ 3 MN, suffering from Colds and
- aCeo sore Throat, used some OF MS and
~, - cured In a short time. Since Then i let
- ~. oIoIner, Physician have a Dart al mine,
sT.I Win which he cured bad case OF Dip
maj H. az - constrained TO acknowledge
--. -A t1 y. are valuable.
TJ6aT tnLulX yours, All. ELDER
0EOfs are carefully rrepared by
ORsIN SKINNER q CO.,
Ana sold byiaII 1 pr1etoEs springfield, Mas,
I7I1cI1 :. "a barnss q Co., New York, Fuller,
I1ISs16 q Co., Ohicago, General Agents.
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A Good Chance to Invest in Rea
Estate. I----.

| Valentine Giesey \ .l,- %
Henry c. Humphrey ct ais =.
| .DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
Died In this callse blythe Circuit Court of Ohio
county, at the December term thereof, 1866 /
shall rs Special Commissioner named in said
decree, offer at puiic Sai9 to the highest bid
der, at the front door OF the Court House of
Ohio county, on SRtu rday, the I'd day of
warren, 1867, at lOtS O'Clock, n. M, the fol-
lowing described property, that is to say:
The full lot OF land on the enSt side of
| Wheeling Creek, Immediately south OF and
adjoining the east end OF what Is known as
the East Wheeling bridge, on Zane street in
the city OF w healing, said lot being known as
number one IN OF number OF lots lying on
the east bank OF said creek, south or the end
OF said bridge, together with the brick house
standing ON the sam0 and the other appurts-
nanceS OF the said lot. 2. ~ = - : :,
The building Is large, recently repaired and
In good order. 1t is arranged for occupaflon'
by four families or tenants, and its purchase
would De safe and. paying Investment.
There Is well of excellent water ON the
premises. II71- > - : - - :,
TERMS OF SALE.-one-third OF the pur-
chilSe money and such additional sum as the
puTShnser may deStre 20 pay, in hand the
residue IN two equal instalments at SIX and
WE'VE months, respectively, with Interest
from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
bOnd with good personal security for the de-
ferred inStalments.
,--l- WILLIAM P. HUBBARD. &.
Jan2S-dlawtd Special Commissioners
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To Contractors and Miners.

| TNHE COMMISSIONERS ON THE TROY
and Greenfield Railroad and HoOsae
invite Proposals., until The tenth day OF
March next, for Excavating said Tunnel al
three different sections OF that work
This Tunnel, when completed, will be
about rs mikes in length, extending from the
Town OF Florida, through Hoosac Mountain,
i 70 the Town OF North Adams.
] The ElLSEerTI End has been penetrated from
the grade ofthe Railroad 550Jfeet, 200 feet OF
which consist Of an opening ofabout 10 cubic
| ed 10 a section containing about IL cubic yards
| to each foot; the remaining HOO feet being
cubic yards per running G5ot;Ito b. eniaiSs
ed to the fall section, making some IS COO GU
bic yards to be removed. ? = - 80 49,
a further section Of the work Will also be
let to the successful bidder for the above
named enlargement, II satisfactory terms
The WeSteTn End is worked nom a SHAFT
3l6 feet deep. The eaSterly heading nom this
shaft-ot ABOUT cubic yards 10 each lineal
70 a section containing II yards per foot, re-
CURING the removal OF - 600 cubic yards.
BIDS for that amount, and for an extension in
either direction Of the heading and enlarge
Lnent at this point. will be received.
The Central Shqtt, Of an eliiPticaI form, y
sunk to grade, 1880 feet from the surface re-
qulIlng the removal ofabOut 5000 cubic yards
All the work to be done is in Talcose Slate
anu VIII require neither masonry, nor sup
Bindings, machinery, and means of yentI-
lation, all OF the most substantial character
have been provided, and Will be furnished TO
cOntracton5, U9.-
,Amplesureties will be required from par
ties no may be contracted with, and the
Commissioners reserve the right to reject ali
Offers that may be made. > -
Plans and specifications may be seen on
application to ALNAH UROCKER, at the
EhgineeEs once, North Adams, Mass; and
other Information may be obtained from
JAMES NJ. SHUTE, Room TO- No. 10 Ex-
change street, Boston, TO whom proposals
may be directed.
-, JAMES NJ, SHUTE.
ALVAH CROCKER t
CHARLES HUDSON,
is9sToS. Jan. 50, 1857. Commissioners.
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THERE is likely, 30 we hear, to be
quite "a squabble over the suceessorship
to the Wheeling Post office. The pres
ent incumbent has made up his mind,
we understand, that he will have to
light out in very short time now, and
it is even said that his name will not
be sent into the Senate, knowing full
well in advance the fate that would be-
fall it. The inquiry now is for Union
man that voted the Union ticket in
1864, and that can pass muster with
both the President and Senate.
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: YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deStrucfiyo d %
habit which annually sweeps 10 an untirneiS
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the nnyy
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect WIZ
might otherwise have entranced ifsfspinoS
senateS with the hunders OF eloQuence cS
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali
with full confidence. N'''
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T w 1 N E S ONLY
ESTABLISHED 1915.

-oAAbI4ISHbD $50.
James p. Trayers. Is Beekmnn Street.
New York.
VwINEs FOR GRAIN, COFFEE, SALT
y and SuRno sacks, Cotton Bales, Ham
5lSS Wrapping, Writing, News, Book and
S Su Paper. Paper Hangings, Seine and GIL
ITtnS Sets. Fly Nets. Spindle Banding and
Mattress, Turing, Stitching, Broom BindinS
e<TM .Ipgs Sal, SRrpet and all other twtnes,' "
WINES LOT Hardware, Dry Goods, Grocers
~ anu htoom Makers, Stafioneus, upholst-
Trades ''SN'stsb auo SA oSnef
Cotton Chalk; and Pillow Lines. Trot. Sta
glng aud ont Lines. Samples can be seen
N ago ORDERS len with c, II. BERRY a Co.
" LACNAAhkt " &. va fanIQ-
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Valuable Property in Centre
Wheeling for Sale.
Iames Uomerford
VIZ
RlchaTd Roach ct ais

R,cbor, R " In Chancery.
PH VIRTUE OF y DECREE RENDER
lDed in this cause by the Circuit Court OF
onio county, on the 22d day of December.
1850, shall az Special Commissioner named
IN Inc said decree, offer ut public sale TO the
highest bidder, at the front door Of the Court
HOUSE OF Ohio county, on Saturday. the
"a Jay OF NaFeh, 1867, at 10 o'clock, a. m
the following described property, that Is 10
say, n lot OF ground situate ON Fillmore Al
In the NTH WaId OF the city OF Wheeling
known as lot number thirty-six (SGJ also the
north thtrty-four feet (fronting on Fillmore
street anu running back in a southeast diree-
ton 50 MS to make the lot lorty-three feet on
the alIey,J OF lot number thirty-seven (S71 and
adjoining on the north the above Described
LOT number thiTty-six 1867, with al the APP
puItenanceS OF said lot. -
Ihere Is comfortable two-story frame
mouse on the said lot, built last season. and in
an respects desirable asa residence. 80 =
IEkM3 OF SALE.--One-third of the mr.
chase money IN hand, the residue in two
equal instalments ut six and twelve months
respectively, with interest from the Clay OF
shle, the purchaser giving bond with good
personal security for the payment of the de-
ISTred Instruments The purchaser NAV nav
Tue lns Whole OF the purchase money amer the
sue, II he so elects TO do, instead OF giving
Oond as before mentioned. =
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD.
Jhu%o-ui8Wtu a.s. special Commissioner.
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Married Persons, or Yonng Men eonternplo-
ung marriage, being aware ofPhysicai Weai1
cured. l..... = - : n lTI-II'. fffD1SiAy
He who places himself under the care of Dr
j. may religtously conf1de in his honor ms 4
skill as a Tlhysfcian ~ - : 80 6 ti'7
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THE Montana Gold Company enter
prise is beginning to be investigated by
some of the most substantial men OF
the city, men who will sift the plausi-
bilfty and the probability Of Its being
profitable enterprise to the bottom, care
fully distinguishing between the two
features. lit is good thing they will
invest in it; if not, they will stand from
under. ul
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WE understand that some of our
business men have been negotiating
for well known site in the CITY with n
view Of entering into the manufacture
of spades, shovels, picks and all that
class of utensils. which we believe are
now only made in the East. Every
day, almost, the advantages of Wheel
ing and its vicinity for manufacturing
purposes are becoming more apparent.
In fact even cursory examination OF
the whole State of West Va. shows her
to be rich far beyond her most favored
sisters in the elements OF great and
prosperous manufacturing interests in
all respects, save one, and that is, COM
munication with the outer world, We
want wise and liberal legislation. such
as will induce capital and skin to in
vest and labor in the developement of
the resources which nature has lavish
ed upon us with the hand of extrava-
gance, and TO do this we must see that no
great overriding selfish monopoly
gets its hand upon the neck of our
young State, throttling her prosperityin
its infancy. Throw open for improve
ment the routes which nature has in
dexed as the great avenues upon which,
and through which, the industrial pro-
ducts OF the State must go to the mark
cts OF the country, to those who wilIex-
tend them from border to border
through the length and breadth OF the
state-to those whose interests are not
suhseryed by letting our resources
sInmoer for ever-to those whose inter
ests are the interests of the state and
whose prosperity is alone in the pros
Perity OF the people. Our iron and our
e0al Will then have a value that will
make Us rich beyond the power Of d.
ures to calculate.
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SaIe.r

1.-TWO STORE ROOMS WITH SEVEN
Dwelling Rooms each. Price S2,750 and
5000 each, with gas fixtures all complete
situated on the East side OF Main street, Gen.
ire Wheeling. Also B. half lot and brick
'JAcoB H66 RtS
febS - Once OF Gas Company.
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For Sale

90 BBLs. OF SOUR RRoUT. PRICE
20 PER BBL. g., 90. Enquire at Hubbard
q Philips grocery, Market and Third streets,
centre w heehnR, or John Walters, Milliner
Store, Is Main street, below Grant House.
Also, Counter and Shelving, suitable for
RTOCt - fahS-
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SATURDAY was the dreariest, gloom.
lest day of the season. During the
forenoon dense fog prevailed, which,
with the heavy cloud of smoke, made
the day appear as if the sun had for
gotten to rise. On the river steam
boat could not be seen in the middle OF
the stream Towards evening the rain
which had been falling since noon,
changed to snow, and for several hours
we had as lively snow storm as has
been seen in this vicinity this winter,
which continued until after night fall.
Yesterday morning there were about
two inches of snow on the ground, and
the weather intensely cold. At eight
o'clock the Thermometer was at zero,
and although the sun shone with daz-
cling brightness all day, the tempera-
ture OF the air did not materially mod
crate, and before night there was CON
siderable ice running in the river. The
Pittsburgh and Louisville Packet, Ar
COSY, arrived from below, and put Off IA
large quantity of baled hemp. The
Express had not come up at dark. The
other local packets made their usual
trips.
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THE Clarksburg Conservative COM
mends the National Insurance Com
pany of Wheeling to the patronage of
Its readers.
The MOuudsville Lyceum will debate
the following question tomorrow
truesdayl evening:
ResoiUed, That women are entitled
70 the same rights, social and political,
that men enjoy, a. 80 y,
y barge that was hauled ashore at
McCorkle's landing. in Marshall coun-
ty, was Viewed" last week, and ap-
praised Mt $3.50.
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The few fine days that blessed this
region with their brightness and their
warmth. started those having in charge
the new buildings throughout the city,
to finishing up the outsides OF them.
Painters We're busy painting the new
new block above the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, bringing out the beauty
ofthe structure with the skinfuI nrt
which belongs only to the gentlemen OF
the brush. H.
We shall be glad when they have
completed their task We have
been longing to see that block stand
out in all its finished beauty; clear
from the wreck OF scanolding, sand
piles, brickbats, mortur-boxes, &c,
which have INSTRUCTED the streets for
the better part ola year. We do not
mean. however, by these remarks, to
express any impatience, Tor we know
that there are no Mr.. AIaddins herea-
bouts, under whose magic, beautiful
bazaars, splendid dwellings and mag
nifcent palaces spring up in a night;
but we know the gentlemen who are to
occupy them are only awaiting their
finish to bring on such magnificent
stocks rs will do the eyes good to be-
hold, and we want to SEQ them.
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0treanteltflencer
MONDAY 1ORNTNG. FEB. n.
Rare Chance

NOR A PELSSOS WITH a SMALL CAPT.
q TAI, TO invest IN a safe and lucrative
business, one which has an established and
regular trade. The proPrietors reason for
selling Is mis- intention 10 remove from the
CITY, For particulars inquire OF t'
JOHN h ROBINSON,
feb5lwl l5S Main St, Wheeling. W. Va
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Letters from may persons act-,,o,,-,..,.,
the receipt of VALUABLE GSfETSS ",!edglng
10y " seen on ME at our office. amono''
"n nl we are permitted to refer 10.
r C1onn :. HolcOmb, LambertyiIla NJ
30 Ss ~, " atch, value $3.50. Mrs. S. RennsI;;'
chlnet $50. Edwin Hoyt StSn,1oSS A1 5 MA
Gold Lever Watch, value 500 Ho5, S 70 a;
SS!ElHsSsi washington, ID. c. DfamnIyj pt - :
80, %, =. y. Sudnerland, 100 Lexington A.
t nuS, lano, ESQ Mrs. N. Jackson ana Ni,,s
Ieehtn street, n. ", Sewing Wac6iI y I S5eS'
Jos. Camp, Elmira, \. " MeioSaaiLIn ~
MISS l. Collins, Atlanta, Ga. Diamor'5' SioO'
Nasa 90. u. Henry Smith, WoroesteI
IfssasSs., sewing Machine, SIS. III SiIsSS IS
t R1IIn St5setr n. y; Gold Watch, $50 Edv
TaTg1s asOItS SaSSInNlI!e, Tenn, MeIodeon sion
5hnnung Watch, $3.50. r. 4: smith p SoId
pIiIi5, 4; L; silver Lever Watch. ss6 0Scs
6puSSuyt manson, n. j., Music RoS SS5 -.
S1sSS o HeHeil, st. Paul, Mimi. Gold watot,'
Wsf.tS y: SPerryI Litchdeld, Conn. Siivs5
M1Sfc ~ ~ " M Il. Peck, Harlem, his
6ISTa S12In4, SO. VIM. Raymond. DaYtoy,,'
SSnnio, silver Tea Set, Sl2S. Mis- - VI ~
So Delrott, Mich, Diamond Ear Ripta'
No. nITaIe- bsaudin, St Charles Bofsi'
NV Ofisans, Diamond Ring. SIN Stsat'
va1na s1oi harnes, 81. Louis, No., Melodeon
1f ga CHANCE TO OBTAIN aNv n.
Is 3 AZ ASoME ARTICLES FOR ONE hO Ut
Laa BY PUCHASISG A SEAIE,n f I'M III "
Entire Satisfaction 6uarautaa., ,o.
mo Tickets for One Dollar NJ - ~ -
ments - - Ior Five Dollars. Great fnd1emsI
AAlettes should be addressed
y. III. RAY q CO.
dc,,.o.,. sss broadway, New York
oS1S-oLnoEW 4SAA-S
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Attention West Va. Soldiers.

ITIHE PAYMASTER GENERAL HAS
begun 10 pay the extra 500 Bounty to
" est va Soldiers. Delay no longer, but
bring in your claims I have this night re-
cs.iysd three Vest Va. claims paid, 500. Par
ties are notified through the POST office by
me ON the very day eacn claim is paid.
GEO. Il. CALDWELL, ~
Attorney Law, 80 TO5z Main st, up stairs,
over Busnnelds Drug store. ...-[s..
Feb. 3. feb9-3t
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WantR6

MEN TO SELL ONE OF THE MOST USE
vi Full and profitable inventions now in
use. Costs only % cents and retaiLs readily
for Sj,UJ-used by every family. Those hav-
Ing 50 to slUO TO invest, can make $40 To so
every day. Call at the Grant House and see
II u operation, for q few days.
r,1ia-SI7 ~ JAMES SPENCER Agent
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For Sale.
For Sale

UTILB BE SOLD ON REASONABLE
w terms the small stern-Wheel steamer,
1ZANES5NILLE,' now lying at tho wharf.
For particulars enquire of = I'D .rE
HM.J. @. ANDERSON,
1ebI-2W or JOHN REID, Jr-
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WE noticed Judge Bunker, OF Pied
mont, West Virginia, and DIR. b. w.
Allen, Of Eastern Virginia, among the
guests at the Mcclure House yesterday.
IT is now fixed fact that Gen. KEEL
ley is the Collector ofInternal Revenue
for this Congressional District. we
congratulate the General on his good
fortune. We, know that he is true
man of the Union faith, and that re.
ceiving an appointment under Johnson
will not make him anything else.
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Consisting of Fancy and Black Silks, French
Merinos, all colors, Empress Cloths, Mohair
Lustres, Thibet Cloths, De LANES OF ali
kinds, Platds. Cloaks, ShaWls. Hoop and
Fine Cloths and Casstmeres, ::VestinEs and
all kinds Of Trimmings fer - - = =
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ONE.
ENDORSEMENT OEr 1rEIE pprS,s, y

The many thousands cured at this establish.
EnenL Wlthin the last twenty years, and t6e
EHuIneIous important surgical Operations neT.
!orIned by DIT. Johnson, witnessed by the re-
Porters OF The Sun and many other nanerS
Sgaln before the public, besides his sfanSinS
Re q Is ti OF character and responsibility
"a suncaent guarantee to the afflicted
I skdN ~ DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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Trustees Sale of Lots in South
WheelinR.

DYIvIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Thomas Harris ST., TO me dated
January 18th. 1854 and OF record in the office
of the Recorder OF Ohio county, West Vir-
gtnia, In deed book No. %. ioIios 232 and S44,
/ shall on
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she as,n gay of February,

ct the mont door OF the Court House, in the
city or Wheelins, proceed TO sell by public
auction TO the highest and best bidder Lots
numbered one Ql, two ~, three 81, and four
~, IN square number twelve Q2J In South,
wheeling, formerly called RitchietoHn, to-
gether With Adoubls two story frame build
ing, situate upon one OF said lotS-it being
the property known a. the Harris home
stead. Said deed of trust was given TO secure
70 George Hartman the payment OF three
several promtssory notes therein mentioned,
e2ch, bearing even date with said deed OF
trust, and payable to the order OF George
Hartman In the Merchants and Mechanics
sank OF wheeling, as follows: one at three
years from date for i've hundred dollars: one
ASK years from date for six hundred dol
lars, and one at ten years from date for five
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing In
t$fest from date, and endorsed by the said
Hardman. Selling - trustee shall convey
only such title as is vested In me-. which,
hoSeyer, is believed to be good. Terms OF
sale-one-third cash, and the remainder OF
me purchase money in equal instruments, at
GI and twelve months from the CIay of sale
I Inc purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred fnstaIments
z. SCAfTERDAY, Trustee
janl5-dtd by JAMES P. ROGERS, his atty,
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Cadetshin at Wastt. point

Tue FIRST CoNGREss1oSALDTsTp1c,r
C.S 81 West Virginia win De snfftfsd5 ~ 4
49, Sees sPPointment AT the United STATS Mn
4 - iSacs.ie1ny ABOUT the LIST OF March 1eIf
1S-sISs - LOT NE appointment win Meas
rS5ssIt, lle ZEN for Examination N
EsbsI,ntlS on Thursday. the I4ih tiay OF
So.-n anobard and r. W. SHaSleft. yEh6,
~ itAsS Sonsented to act as cammittee ~ sss.t
ths noSsttn' - HSEtnS and best qualified for
'faas-td - qu q z: ~ y r. BaAk 81
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Transportation.
q OHIO R.R. COMP,1
OFFICE BAIT. q ONO RA1LRoApCo..
~. WHEELING Ian. ), 1851.
- -0 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

] 10 WINTER SGHEDTJLE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule ON and after Jan
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THIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIC
i ed in April, 1854, in conjunction with the
well known firm Of Gaehie Co, as q joint
stock companyof
5.7. PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in some
OF the best establishments OF this country and
Europe, The company Chains that their
Pianos combine all the excellencies of all the
latest entsiand it will be apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities hayin q
been approved by the best anufacturers will
not be less successful when their own interest
and reputation ara involved. AS a testimony
TO the above they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPE-
TITORS, r.
by the judges OF the late Exhibition held at
he Maryland Institute OF Baltimore. Md. in
October, 1855. --..--. :. Ar 80
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
TINS city, and having proved equal, If not su
perior TO any heretofore known. Those mi
want of q nrst-claSs Piano. manufactured
with the greatest care and of the best mate
r1aly VIII save Dealers commission which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly 10
the factory, as above directed or by aDr1lvinp
al Professor HARTMAN .KRYTER'S No I63
Market street, for further Information. a
guarantee for five years is given as regards du-
rability OF construction, for every Instrument
and .WilLbe kept IN tune for one year 0ree Of
chor0e.s GA pianos huheJ1 IN exchange
Persons wishing to have their Pianos timed
or repaired will please leave orders nj tine
place above named, as the Tuner OF said estaf-
lishnent viii be here every three months.
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me ArticLsE drdIOa Ioiu be fnl1Ie,i,,Iay
se7N oy ALETeSs or retuTTl yyiEriI ~ ~
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-11
MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and BODY are IN
bieI hnecesaIy requisites to promote con =
Ionrneythrough life becomes a weary pilerims
1tfSe, LheS prospect hourly darkens 10 the TieTy
tIS lnlha oecomesshadowed with despair and
nlled with the melancholy refiection fhat n,
happiness Of another becomes bIiEhted win