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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-26

EXPERIMENTS on THE SENSITIVE
PLAST.-The experiments on the sensi-
tive plant, conducted by NJ. Bert, have
been taken up by NJ. Oh. Blondeau,
who has tested the leaves with the in
duced galvauic current of Ruhnu-
korfT's coil. He submitted three plants
to the influence of the electric current.
The first was operated on for five min
utes, the plant when left to itself
seemed Frustrated, but after a while Ia
quarter of an hour. the leaves opened,
and ii seemed to recover itself. The
second was acted on for ten minutes.
This specimen was PROSTATE for an
hour, after which it slowly recovered.
The third specimen was galvanized for
twenty-five minutes, but it never re-
covered, and In twenty-:our hours had
the appearance of IA plant struck by
lightning. a fourth plant was ether
lied, and then exposed to the current.
Strange TO say, the latter had not any
effect, the leaves remained straight and
open; thus proving. says NJ. Blondeau,
that the mode of contraction of the
leaves of the sensitive plant is in some
way allied to the muscular contraction
of animals,
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A LARGE SNAKR.-Mr Peter IAifmire,
OF our city, one day last week, white
cunning in the mountains alaek of
Newport, came in contact with d black
snake over thirty feet in length. His
snakeship carried his head four or live
feet from the ground. Mr.. A. fred at
the monster while passing him, and the
shot rebounded as II he had been
struck with an India rubber ball.
Other citizens were with Mr.. Admire,
and Youch for the truth OF the above.
The snake, after he had been shot at,
ran down the side of the embankment,
causing fearful crash of everything
with which he came in contact.-HGr-
, iSbUr9 Telegraph.
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MIR. GREELEY's autobiography has
been written down to his apprentice
ship. He says OF the four years of his
life during which he was learning to be
a printer:
81 have never since found at once
books and opportunity to enjoy them,
so ample as while there; do not think
ever before or since read to so much
profit. They say that apprenticeship
Is distasteful to,and out OF fashion with,
the boys OF our day; IL so, | regret it
for their sakes. To the youth who
asks, How shall ] obtain an educa-
tionF' would answer, Learn "A trade
of good master.' L hold firmly that
most boys may thus better acquire the
knowledge they need than by spending
four years in college,"
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SpftfaI alutiees.
oDRERT,s CHOLERA ANTIDOTE.

Aspeedy, sure and certain cure for Cholera,
Diarrhea, Dysentery, F1ux .Cholie and Cramp-
ing Pains. Warranted TO cure in every case.
1T IS PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS
A. &. Robertson, Eaton's Station, W. Va,
says II IL worth its weight In gold.
him of Cholera.
Ills Recommended by ]. A Metcalf, Iron
q o.: Louis Manners; Geo. r Tingle, Max
we'll & Tingle: John Barton, Belmont Mills;
Samuel Laughlin, Wholesale Druggist; Jas.
Launder; Jos 5. Norton; ]. II. Rodgers. Con
B. 30 K, +, my3O
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Fruit House For Sale.

ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th,
" at 2 o'clock r. NJ, we Will sell 10 the
highest bidder on the premises, tho Wheel
ing Fruit House, on Filth street. The House
contaiSs twelve rooms for keeping fruit.
The Fruit House Is three-Storie' II gh, and
has three large Rooms, one OF The best cellars
in the county under the whole building.
There Is about three hundred tons OF Ice on
hand now, ana the room can be made
ready for receiving Fruit In Il few days time.
All In gOOu OrIitr, and * one OF Inc best
Houses in the United States for the purpose.
TkRMS-Oue-hHif cash; balance six and
twelve months, with Interest aud good Sc
cuTity.
BY order OF the Stockholders and Directors.
]. X. BOISFORD, Prest.
WILSON IRWIN. Sec'y. sepl2-td
The above sale has been postponed until
Tuesday, October LIST, nj 10 o'clock, n. M, at
the Court House. sepb
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A CORRESPONDENT writes to the Iowa
agricultural Report as a proof that bee
keeping pays we'll: 1 would state that
l am now offered for my bees, 81 500
cash, II is not yet six years since 1
paid $50 for the four stands, with which
l commenced. 1 have never bought II
hive since. So this is the increase OF
my capital in five seasons, saying moth
Ing OF the bees, honey and waxfsold in
the meantime, or the pleasure derived
from the business.
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GARrrALpI's crusade for the liberia
tion of Rome, which he has been for
some months earnestly engaged in pre-
pairing, WAS brought to an abrupt con-
clusion by the arrest of the Liberator
himself, Tuesday. He was captured by
a party OF Italian troops whenin the
act Of crossing the Roman frontier
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"May good Digestion walt on Appe-
tide and health on both" says Macbeth. A
more important wish WAS never uttered, and
tn insure its fuldllment. restore and regulate
the interrupted functions of the stomach,
liver and bowels, with TARRASrs EFfER-
YEsCEST SELTzER APERIENT.
ALL DRUGGISTS KEEP IT.
aa,DI-t,y
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a BOSTON friend and correspondent
OF Charles Dickens has come out with
II series of formal denials of what ne
styles popular fallHcies" about our
forthcoming visitor. These fallHcies-
each of which is exposed and oyer
throwu-Hre as follows: That he dick
ens) is a spendthrift; that his health is
broken down; that he is Incorporate in
drinking; that he is stingy and penuri-
Gus with his money; that he has abused
America in his american Notes; that he
has lately spoken bitter words against
American publishers; that he has de-
MED receiving any emolumenL from
American publishers till recently. In
regard to none of these points, we are
positively assured, is MIR. Dickens in
any way culpable. He appears, how
ever, to be somewhat sensitive in re-
gard to personal charges against him
self, for in letter which he has just
written to the author of these denials
he says: az notice that about once in
every seven years l become the victim
oil paragraph disease. It breaks out
in England, travels 10 India by the
overland route, gets to America per
Cunard line, strikes the base OF the
Rocky Mountains, and, reboundlng
back to Europe, mostly perishes on the
steppes OF Russia from inanition and
extreme cold"
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THK HEALING POOL,


HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on tue CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS. ABUSES and
DISEASES which Destroy the manly powers
and create Impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. Sent In sealed en-
velOPes, free OF charge. Address. DIR. ].
sKILLIN HoUGHToS, Howard Associn-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
ganlo4eougm1tw
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a large & PIP. Circular. giving Information
Of the great est importance TO the young of
both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
forsakcn loved.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fall to
send their address, and receive copy post
paid by return mall. Address,
P.O. Drawer, p, Troy, n. Y.
mch9g-eni triwkwly
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PROPOSALS. for Coal.

StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= celv' d by the undersigned until tuesday,
October LIST, Tor furnishing the several
school Houses in the School District OF
Wheeling. the ensuing school year. with a
good quality of clean coal. The coal to be
furnished by weight, 50 lbs to the busnel.
j. NJ. BICKEL,
sep25-3t Clerk OF Board OF Education.
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Private Diseases.

UoUNG MEN AFFLICTED WITH
/ diseases % n secret nature, by RENTING
two red stamps TO
DIR. YOUNG,
Cate OF PhladelphIa,l No. IA Third street,
PITTSBURGH, PA. wall receive by
mail, free IRON observation, his '.AGRnd-
BOOK on SpeFmntOrrhOeH,G General
Debility, Private Diseases, aud olsen
EcS peculiar 10 women" their cause,
consequence and cure, containing valuable
Information to the married and single OF
both sexes.
DIR. YOunE's Female Regulator
removes all distractions 10 the healthy
menstrual flow, from whatever cause-sate-
~ and surely, sep26
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TIE Washington correspondent of
the London Morning Herald says that,
''it is well known here that Mr.. Se-
wards friendship for Mr.. Stanton is
founded upon fear. Mr.. Stanton pos
sesses some secrets that Mr.. Seward
would not, for the world, have made
known. If Mr.. Stanton would, he
might give to the public startling
story OF "insids events" in which MIR.
Seward has played n conspicuous and
not very creditable part. There is
chapter of the Mexican history with
which Mr.. Stanton is familiar, and If
this were known to the world, il is
probable that some people WHO have
heretofore defended Mr.. Seward would
be compelled to adopt another course"
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Fail Campaign.

I 4. RHODES & co, wILLCoMMENCE
81. the Season by offering on MONDAY
MORNING. September 10th, the following
great bargains:
80 pieces Rich Black and Colored MohRir
AIpaccas at S7L.c, 50 do. sink Finished Pure
Alpaccas at soc; so do. all wool SaXuny
PIaids at SIX and Soc; % do. Plaid Mohairs at
l2LSc, and Is do. rich, all wool, Plaid Poplins.
At 81 90.
Auction and are the cheapest lot OF Dry
Goods in Wheeling, being less than COLD
I t'4''-'' IL ''l '-- Us. RHODES e CO.
Rsgfster eopy. sepl6
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Mass MEETING Of WOPkiRgmen.

A MASS MEETING OF WORKING
n men will he held Im the American
Hail Centre Wheelin, on FRIDAY, Sept q,
1857. TO consider the propriety of nominating
a Workingman's Ticker fur the coming cleo
ton. Competent Speakers will address the
meeting. All woTkingmen are invited to at
tend, Without regard TO party. By order OF
the
sep25.3r TRADES ASSEMBLY.
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a1ttp Aaperttsfmruts
Five Dollars Reward.

r OST-A PACKAGE CONTAINING A
| while Grape Shawl. on Friday last, on
the National Road, between whC cling and
the -Four mile house. The above reward will
be gwen to any person leaving the same al
this office. sep26-ltdSwa
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Fine Dress Goods.

I'VE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR
w stock OF Fine Dress Goods, which win
be much larger than usual. Rich Emhrotd-
cred SILKS, finest in the city,; Rich Black
and CoIored Gro Grains. NelouTs and eros
de AfriQue silks; Rich Siam Plaids; heal
Irish Poplins; French Merinosi Empress
CIIOths: Chene WInceys; very fne silk Mo
hairs. Sc. sc. is. RHODES q CO.
Re1tster Cony. sepl6
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Mr.. SEWARD AS a REAL ESTATE
DEALER.-The Tribune is ridiculing Mr..
Stewards real estate specializing:
"Great Britain lit states) has been the
largest operator in Colonies for genera
lions. Concluding, on II calm survey,
that the business don't pay, she is pre-
pairing to retire from IL gradually and
quietly. We, under the lead OF Mr.. Sew
ard, are to assume what she repudiates.
Yet she, as the foremost manufacturing
rs we'll as commercial nation on earth,
can surely make more out of Colonies
than we can. And our purchase from
Russia, instead Of facilitating the indie
pendence of her North American Colo
MES, seems to us calculated TO emOar-
rass and postpone It.
But why should "a republic purchase
colonieaH Why should she pay money
10 other people for living under her
sway? Lord Dundreary, after much
cOgitation, discovered that Il dog ways
his tail because the dog is bigger than
his tail; SO we presume that illusion"
of this country with Walrussia must be
held an acquisition of that country by
this; yet, in point of fact, under the
Democratic theory OF government, she
acquires us as much as we acquire her.
We see no reason why we should pay
the first dime for the privilege of i'm
proving the harbOrs and lighting The
hendlauds of Northwestern America"
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LAST week we got along worse than
eyer In exterminatinR the savages.
Eleven whites fell in Thursdays fight,
I'VE in Mondays. while in killing these
sixteen men the Indians lost eight war
riors. That Is about the way the cam
pHign goes on. For each Indian killed
at least two white men fall in battle;
for each soldier who falls in battle ten
die Of cholera or other camp disease;
for each man who dies of disease ten
desert. 1t therefore becomes an easy
sum in proportion to determine, first,
the total losses suffered in killing each
Indian; second, the number of Indians
who can be got rid of by the sacrifice of
all our troops, from General Sherman
down: third, the size OF the army re-
quired on the present basis, to 'exter-
inmate" the red man. The latter, the
other day, in a war council on the
North Platte, decided, in his turn, to
exterminate the pale-face. He actually
sent in an ItLtiHtdtunl, il is said, for the
of the Powder river
country and both Pacific Railroads
the very line on which our troops have
hitherto proposed to fight it ont, If IL
'ook all winter. The fact is that our
Indian war Is getting to be, as Mr.. Lin
coin would say, "big job" and we
take neither prestige nor profit from il,
but. on the other hand, are rapidly get
ting bullied. 1t is about time for
peace.
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threatened Riot AZ HashvIIIe---The
Goyernme emit Interfering TO Preserve
the Peace.
It will be seen by the following dis
patch that the Nashville rebels are
about TO inaugursts bloodshed in resis-
lance TO the franchise law of Tennes-
see, by which they are excluded from
the polls.
WAsHISGToN. September "a. 1867.
The President to-day received
lengthy telegrapbic dispatch from
delegation of Conservative citizens OF
Nashville, Tennessee, earnestly solicit
ing the interference of the Govern
ment TO prevent civil outbreak in that
CITY. They represent the matter as
very threatening, and proceed at
length TO state what they regard as the
facts in the premises. The city author
tiles il seems, declare that they intend
to hold the mayOralty election on
Saturday next, under the amended
charter OF 1858, in disregard OF Brown
lows exclamation, which insists that
1t snail be held under the franchise law,
giving negroes the right to vote. The To-
cal authorities declare they are ready
10 fight the armed State militia, while
the State officials in turn declare that
the franchise law shall be enforced, II
it brings every armed mRn in Ten
nesses 10 Nashville. TIE kilograms
show a condition of things that has
warranted the Government in entering
a state that is not within the military
districts provided in the reconstruc-
ton acts, and assuming command.
General Grant sent dispatch to Gen.
George Fl. Thomas tonight at Louis
Vile, ordering him TO proceed at once
once to Nashville, and take command
and maintain the peace at the point OF
the bayonet. Gen. Grant says: "You
will be supplied with all the troops that
are necessary" The President and
Gen. Grant believe that Gen. Thomas
will prevent AN outbreak, although the
Government has not undertaken to de-
eide as to which party is right.
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DIED.

MoNEELY-In New Orleans, La, on the
AID September, OF yellow fever, L. q. Nc
kEELG, formerly OF this city.
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Gard.

TINE UNDERSIGNED WOULD MOST
TesnectiulIy tender their thanks TO the
noble FIremen Of this city, who so prompt
ly eItInRuished tue fire on Sunday night,
thereby saving us much loss from des1uc-
lion OF properly, JOHN REID, SR.
REID & PRATH FIR
JOHN COLLINS.
sen16-It l. \. ROOF
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"A DEMoCRATIC PLATFORM. - Brick
Pomeroy. editor of the La Crosse Demo
Graf, is stumping Wisconsin in compa-
ny with Henry Clay Dean, in support
OF the Democratic ticket. We don't
know just what the utterances Of this
representative Democrat are on the
stump, but here is what he says in his
paper:
CIRCULATE THE DEBT"
wipe 1t out AS II school boy would
an example from his slate"
There is not Congressional District
in the country but can be carried for
RepudiHtion.'
"OnIy those fnvoring population
should be placed in nomination for
office by Democrats in the future"
"California is now heard for REPu-
DIATIoN."
God speed the right and REPUDIA-
TON"
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a STATEMENT was telegraphed to the
country "A few days ago that General
Grants father was (at the moment of
telegraphIng) making a speech to IA
Democratic meeting in Cincinnati. So
far this appears to have been true, but
the speech is not what would be in
ferred. Here it is:
Gentlemen THE lateness of the hour
prevents me from making speech.
Between the two candidates TOR Con-
Gress, Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Cary, will
only say that you can Judge them by
their record. While one opposed the
war and did everything he could against
it, the other favored 1t. and did every
thing he could for 1t. II this is Dem
ocrat meeting, advise You all TO Uote
for SMITH, (the Union candidaIe.)
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A FEW QUEsTIONs, FRIESD.

III" NIhsbhIVN'' NIhNU'
What makes your Hair so 0eautlful9
OH of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy lustreT
Oil OF Grapevine
What gives Lie and Growth to your Hair?
Oh OF Grapevine.
What removes The DundruTP
OH OF Grapevine.
What Hnr Preparation Is counterlelt.ds
on OF Grapevine.
VINO are the only ProprletoIs
OIL of Grapevine?
LAUGHLIN, SMITH y Co,
sepls No. 81 Main st, Wheeling.
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p25.8r TRADES ASSEMBLY.
Great Reduction in Prices.
wall Paper at 10 cents per Roll

Wall Paper at 10 cents per Roll
NwING To THE LATE DECLINE OF
! " prices in The Eastern market, will here
after FELL everything IN tue BOoS, STA
| IlONkRY, and WALL PAPER line at
lower figures than they have ever been sold
| 10 a Spelling Book. Buying direct from the
| Publishers, Manufacturers, and original i'm.
| poIters, and also importing directly myself.
can offer superiOuE Inducements 10 Pur:
| chRserS. Without advertising in detail, l
would merely say that all Foreign station
! cry, such AFnOIdS CnFiVaIled sink.
GilIOtts steel Peas, Raber's Lend
Pencils, &C., eau always be had from me,
! " a X 4 a Mt ED GENUINE. school
where in The entire city. CONSULT Your
INTEREST, AND GALL BEFORE tTaGHAs-
JOS l.. WILDE,
| sep2j.lw corner Main and Union sts.
CASES CONCENTRATED LYE-
so cases Concentrated Lye-PhiIadelphia
| 200 lbs soda Ash.
200 lbs. sal Soda. at
LAUGHLIN. SMITH d co.
OOn KEGS BI CARBONATE SODA.
| HUU 500 lbs Pure Cream Tartar.
500 lbs CalRbria LlcoFice.
80 los Italian LicOTics. at
LAUGHLIN, SMITH = co.
OOO KEGS PURE WHITE LEAD-Ctn-
100 kegs Philadelphia White Lead.
,s so9 I lbs by RIy WRits Lead
LAUGhLINI sAl TH & CO.
on BBLs. LAMPBLAcK, assorted papers.
| ~ 800 lbs Mineral Paint.
500 lbs English Venetian Red.
900 lbs Spanish Brown, at
LAUGHLlS, SMITH q co.
OOn Lbs. CHROME GREEN. DRY.
ZUNl 900 lbs Chrome yellow, dry.
lbs Prussian Blue.
go lbs Burnt Timber and Sienna in oil, at
LAuGLHLIS, SMITH & co.
OOOn LBS. PUTTY-from Linseed oil.
HUUU 200 los spanish Whiting.
1901 Yellow Ochre.
bbls NRrnISh, at
LAuGdLIE. SMITH a co.
OK BOXES CASTLE soAP-GenuIue.
HO IS boxes ShultE's Star soap.
20 boxes Reeds German Soap.
- boxes Woods Pearl Starch, at
LAUGHLIH SMITH & co.
< hBL&s- CARPETS SNUFF.
y IS ,oxes Garrett + snuff, packed.
100 gross Block Matches
50 gross Telegraph Matches, at
LAUGHLIN, SMITH CO.
IN BOXES HosTETTEK RIrrERs.
% IS boxes California Wines.
30 boxes Old Home Bitters-
- boxes Plantation BltteTs at
LAUGHLLS, SMITH 4 CO.
0nO BOXES, X 20 WINDOW GLASS.
EUU leo boxes, 10 Z u Window Glass.
10 bbls Carbon Oil.
- bbls LubTicatIng OIL.
10 bbls Castor Oil, at
LAUGHLIS, SMITH & co.
a iulI stock ofalI goods in the Drug Line.
sepl9
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INTERESTING To TUE ODD-FRLLows.
Among the resolutions adopted by
the Grand Lodge OF the United States
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, at
the annual session held in New York
last week. were the following:
Resolved, That ii shall not be legal to
eXpel or suspend members of this order
for non-payment of dues.
ReSOLUed, That any member of sub
ordinate Lodge or EncRmpment OF this
order failing 10 pay his regular dues, as
required by the bylaws of such subor-
diuaIe, until the arrears thereof, eXclu-
sive OF fines and assessments, are equal
in amount TO one years dues, shall be
held to have voluntarily resigned his
membership in such subordinate, and
shall De dropped from the roll thereof,
and he shall take rank in the order,
from and after such dropping from the
roll, as an Ancient Odd Fellow, provi-
ded, however, that no member shall be
thus dropped while under CHARGES for
misconduct.
Resolved, That any person thus
dropped may be readmitted 10 mem
bership, either in his former subordi-
nate or in any other OF the jurisdictions
of this order, subject to the general and
local laws regarding residence, upon
application, in The same manner as
may be required of candidate for
initiation; aud he shall pay an Hdmis-
sion fee, II no case to exceed the GUS
tomAry Initiation fee provided for by
the bylaws of the subordinate TO which
such application may be made; and he
shall take such rank only in such sub
ordinate as he may prove himself en-
titled to.
Resolved, That the provisions of these
resolutions shall apply to all persons
heretofore suspended, expelled or
dropped from membership for nom
n y n Inel and M nIhnF
cause, and to members of defunct sub
ordinate lodges or encampmcuts.
RESOLVED, That the foregoing resolu-
lions shall have the full force and
effect OF positive law, and shall go INTO
operation from and afIsr the adoption
thereof by this grand body. State
bodies are hereby directed TO prnmul-
gate the same for the instruction of
their subordlnates, without unneces-
sary delay. and further, to make all
local legislation necessary to give effect
hereto In their several Jurisdictions.
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TAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
IL stock OF the Carpet store OF or, Paul.
4 Co., and than L full for the very liberal pa
tronaee bestowed upon the old nrJn, We
would AK a continuance OF the same. In
tending TO give our entire time and attention
10 the BUS ness, with Increased stock and IA
ciIitIes we hope to give satisfaction To all
who may favor us with their patronage.
The business Will be carried on under the
J.C.ORR & CO.,
Successors to
sapl6 ORR, PAUL. < co.
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TIIHE DIRECTORS OF THE CENTRE
! Wheeling HRTket Association have de-
clared n Dividend OF six 10y per cent. on the
capital stock, payable on demand.
A Q, EuFF, Secretary.
Wheeling, September q lS6z.-lw.
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Frame Cottage for Sale

T WILL SELL. A COMFORTABLE ONE
| story frame Cottage, containing rooms,
kitchen, bath room and cellar, with neces-
sary cut buildings, situated on the north side
OF Quincy. between Stu aud 7Ih streets
Ai.o $500 National Bank Stock nad $1,000
THOS. O'BRIES.
sep26.3t Heal Estate Agent.