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TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH

The Drawing will take place On the stage
Of the Hall, after the Concert, BY q com.
mittee chosen by the audience.
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LOCAL COLUMNS.
RICHMOND, INDIANA:
Thursday, April 25th, 1867.
ArriuaIs aud 9partures Ut @aaiIs
RICHMOND POST OFFICE, Feb. IL, 1857.

MAILS CLOSE.
G Columbus and East. 15A.A.
CINCINNATI. ~ r.A.
DAYTON w ~ Al.
Indians polls and West 10 AN.
MAILS OPEN.
Indianapolis and West. 45AM.
C1nctnuau.. A Sv A.1s
Dayton WAy-........... ~ Sv A..
Chicago. n Al
Columbus and East. II ~ An
Boston and Bsecy Hire, leaves Tuesday and
Friday, At. $1,000 - W -.
do do arrives same days at.... ..... 90 r.N.
Arba via Bethel &c. leaves Monday, Wednes-
day AID Friday, At. ..... " An.
do arr Monday, Wednesday and Friday % I'm.
winche ster, via. New Garden, leaves aa >
Monday, Wednesday nd Friday, at. 90 In
do. arr. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 4 % Pm.
BrookviIie via Abingdon, leaves Monday
and Friday A.. -. -. ...'.''' " Al.
Arrives Tuesday and Saturday at........ 90 Pm
rrOdice open from 1880 A. n. to 7.30P. n. On
Sunday from 900 to 1000 Az. - aa51a se@ p
rrt.4 ED. A. JONES, Pm.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
GREENBACKs, -. $4,000.

Z Fine Residence ON Eighth 81. In,
Richmond IND. OSsOOCe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-09

which we win make up To order on the ahor-
Test noties, and on the most reasonable terms.
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7TnE river is failing slowly with about

Id o. s. y -.U
ThE river is falling slowly with about
eleven feet Of water in the channel. 7
The Ingomar has taken the place of
the James Rees In the Sunfsh trade.
The latter boat will have her berths
rugged up to fit her for. a passenger
steamer on some longer route.
The Hudson LETT for Cincinnati last
night with good trip of freight-her
list of passengers was small
The Edinburg will resume het regu,,
lar place in the Cincinnati tradeI and
will leave for that port this evening at
3 o'clock. LdG r.
Msssrs. Booth, Battelle & Co., re-
ceiyed a letter yesterday from Pitt
burph notifying them that the nam
moth steamer Great Republic will be at
our wharf on the Nth or 18th. She is
the long talked of largest boat ever
built for the river trade, being over
three hundred feet In length, and
some idea of her magnitude may
be gathered when we say that her Texas
is Just the length of the steamer New
State. She is intended for the Memphis
and New Orleans trade. Her arrival
will present a fine opportunity for any
OF our manufacturers who have goods
TO ship for the South. She will take on
as little freight fOz minor points assp pos
sibls in order to avoid the delay incl
dent TO making frequent landings with
boat OF her enormous size.
The steamer Yorktown Is advertised
by T. a. Mong to leave this port for
Cairo and st. Louis ON Monday. .
The weather yesterday was rather
pleasant overhead, although a little
coid--lOokS like clearing up. 90
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Trustees Sale of Lots in South

- =
DYWIRTUE OF "A DEED; OF TRUST
ID from Thomas Harris ST., to me dated
January nth: 1854. and of record in the office
ginia, IN decd book No, 80, tolios SI3 and S4l,
shan on-f1 I = NE2tfi xxi EtE5
Tuesday, the 26th day OF February
it- vs. 1867, E7fsss ,Is7s7- falfjf
at the mont door or Tne count IInrsse in th..
city OF Wheeling, proceed to sell by public
auction to the highest and best bidder Lots
numbered one ~, two t2l, three (S), and four
Wheeling, formerly called Ritchietown, to-
gether wIth!a double two story frame fjufid-
ing, situate upon one of said lots-it being
the property known as the Harris rhoIna-
stead. Said deed of trust was given to secure
to George Hardman the payment of three
several promtssory notes therein mentioned
each bearing even date with said deed OF
trust, and payable TO the order OF George
Hartmann the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling, as follows one at three
years from date for five hundred dollars; one
NJ six years from date for six hundred dol
lars, and one atten years from date for fiye
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing In
tereSt nom date. and endorsed by the said
Hardman! Selling as trustee shall convey
only such title as Is vested in me, which,
however. Is believed to he good. Terms of
the purchase money m equal instalments, at
az and twelve months from the day Of sale
The purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred instalments. =
~ l5lUty.j y. SGATTEROAY, Trustee. ~
Janl5-dtd by JAMES p ROGERS, his att v.
The above sale has been postponed until
Saturday, March 9TH at l0o'cloC.k a. m :
90. y. p, SCATTERnAY, Trustee, :,
febN By James P. Rogers, his Attorney.
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LKIsNER
ECLECTIC MEDICINRs

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, aDs r, CENTRE WHEELING, VIVA
'nR x HAVING SECURED THE SER.
II, VICES OF an intelligent assistant, who
cinesy putting up prescriptions, &c. viii ena.
t ne hlin 70 give more attention TO out pa.
usnt ITEMS esI'ecial1y TO his many friends IA ia,
country, his medicines are an pnena t IN n
t NJ own once and all delivered 10 his I5n.
te1t! py hlmselL Dr. x. treats ali disease,
Ity Is afflicted. He has larpe nnInh+ ~ I1avv
5S,noes which have proved remarkably
Chronic diseases which heretofore have been
SStspLaSed to he incurable, among which may
charges nom the Ear Sa [St5l fsio DIS
ttSAncsls and Skin Diseases His mode Oh
p5 ss. Liver Diseases, Stomach Coma plaintS,
and Air Passages Hypertrophy and ali ofh.
er diseases OF the Heart, NeuFsiyia EnIIe Tti1
spinal Affections, and all diseases OF fhe Ner.
yous System is acknowledged by All yshoiis
TESTED IL to be the most certain and s1cceeSfnI
s e,e Lknown 70 the medical profession. DR.. X.
mas been eminehtly successful in the treat.
mentof all diseases peculiar To women viz.
MensTul Distractions Painful NJ ensfTIistibr
PrSfs me Otsrlne and OvaTion Tumors
WMch they are subject. ~
al n 9s makes specially in the treatment of
XH sLln viz: CatarTh of Bladder and Urethra.
nnItable Bladder, and Non-retentfon and
GrayaI 4SS,a 81 ,OIlne' Urinary Deposits or
PRnlllltlc Diseases in all their varied foFTns
SSnonarrhea, Its complications and seuuelIaa
IONS consequentupony outhful ind iscretions.-
- special attention paid TO the treatment
90 81 Eistnias, White dwelling, scrofulous
particularly with old Troublesome 'cslses''
5Hn31ld lose no time to call on or address DIR.
promptly noticed. once prescriptions and
msdictne cash. For visits in city, same as
0kneEHnyslc1anS Once hours, 8 A NJ, to Il
MI Z. NJ. to4 P. NJ, and s p. N. osP. n.
SssHH--~>S -.rfH rg-- .f.L.t Sc
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The name and value OF each article of our
goods are marked on Tickets placed in
SEALED ENVELOPES and we'll mIrej
ing sSeb T III = ssFts an snyelope contain
choice, and delivered at our once, or SAINT by
mall 10 any address The purchaser after
which may be from One to Five HTiksf
IG rett1SSo1t.IArs,-san theps on payment II
One Dollar, receive the article named, or
may exchange IL for any other article mark
ed on our Circular az the same value Every
Ticket draws an article worth ONE DOL
LAR. or more. EMO BLANKS.
Or patrons can depend %, 13rog.st ,,-et.,si.
The Article CtTdiCn, lpiu, be fnlHledLdfelu p
T D. se71t oU 6EpTeSs or retltTn mail or de-
-T15 yfsi3d hreTed at our Q5toe. "a -. -.
the ee seosp dFS ~ sy Ps9ns
may be seen on file at our office, among
whom we are permitted to refer to; 5-fT{F
Gold Watch, yaiue $50. Ms. s. Be innft;'
- Cumberlands street, Brooklyn, Sewing Ma
e CHI. ~, Edwtn IH9yt. Stamford, Conn,
Btiggst Washington. ID. @. DIamord Pm
SIS. ]. %. Sutherland, 100 iexfnpton1 Ave.
nue., Piano. $50. Mrs. N. Jackson, 2Os Nine.
jos Camp EimIfa, n. Y, IelodeoTI. SSsS
Miss L. Collins, Atlanta, Ca Diamond iuS;
@ NJ Sewing Mas abfn Smith WSSssestsF
Boynton, Nashville, Tenn / aieiodeon, SID.
Hunting Watch. $3.50. II. 4. smith, Proyi-
denee. 4 ]: Silver Lever watch, $50. oscar
Purdyt Madison; n. J. ., Music Box So lion.
x, 8. Newell, st. Paul, Mimi, Gold Watch.
SiSS..1.ES. -SPsErErLlt chasld- Conn SiIyer
atcn- 80. VIM y. Peck Harlem, his.
Music Bnxs 80. VIM. Raymond, dayton.
Ohio, silver Tea Set, ,s125. MIS- E N,
S225- Pierre Beaudin, ST CharieS' HntsI'
New Orleans, Diamond Ring, $40. = Mr..
Martina Barnes, St Louis, Mo, Melodeon,
s@AssHASCE 10 OBTAIN ANY -,3y
THE ABQYEsARTICLES FOR ONE moi.
Lax 1 By RuCHASISG a SEALED ENVE-
Entire Satisfaction Guarantees IN Am
seB-6 Tickets for, One Dollar, p, e., 49,
hnilars, g for Five Dollars Great indnssSz
menus 70 Agents 20 Ira -f5lT. ggFe-I = =
An letter. should be addressed ssI-5l.iI ~
j. IL RAY CO.
d.ts.s, ~ $50 broadway, New York
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WE would call especial attention to
the announcement of a Lecture on
Thursday evening next, in Washing
ton Hall, by Rev. DIR. Tiffany, of Chi
cago. The subject is one of peculiar
interest to our people, engaged as they
are, very largely in manufacturing;
thinker and orator, we feel assured that
all who may attend, will be richly
compensated. The proceeds of the lee
ture are to go to the benefit OF the Sum
day School connected with the Fourth
Street NJ. Il. Church. For the credit OF
our city, as wen as the object for which
the hall crowded on Thursday evening.
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Every West Va. Oficer Should
-la- ~ Read this. aa.A--..--...- .

ClND NE YOUR DISCHARGE AND /
y will send receipt by return mall. Or send
for An aDPlioAtion, and will collect for any
OnleeE. whatever, who was in the service, -
SItra pay Per month, for servant, from Nay
LIST, lb63, 70 March I'd, 1850. Uon't send ysur
DISCHARGES To irresponsible parties. or 70 any
party out or the state, and out ofyOur reach.
As 70 my responsibility. refer, by permits
Ion, 10 The Governor, or 70 any OF the
Executive onicen Of the State OF West Viz
Law once, No. TO1S Main street, up stains.
..r... .,. GEsO. b. CALM ELL,
LatSAdtt 18th West Va lnfEy, and Bvt.
Tx Col. u. =. Vols. fnar7=Im
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AsY person wishing to make de-
sirable investment in real estate, will
have fine opportunity at the Court
House this morning, at half past ten
o'clock. The property to be sold can
be advantageously let to families or
adopted to manufacturing purposes.
II is situated just atithe eastern end Of
the East Wheeling bridge. For partic-
ulars see advertisement on the second
page. ' ,. ~ '.
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IN wALNUTA ROSE.
III wood cases, portable and piano style,
caLNe@ aud plain new and secondhand,
jansi ~ - ss wv. a n sgFrR,s A,,,.,s s,o,.
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Commlsslon,uNot
Not,ee q L6bS11 s siI,I., z. ~ ,.,apsn.,.

THE NAPPoINTRpRy THE
y SecretaY OF MAJ, funde1tt9 Atf secfiorf
St6. is1 &C. and % s SShSeS oPPT0Ssd February
drafted INTO the miiitary Vic 81 he ff q
SifEiis 90 st me city Of Par,
OF December. 1855, and duly ofgafiizfd ss Iey
S6i sfssS nom he War Department do
Germ: That said Commission will sit in the
CITY OF Parkesburg, West Va, on the 18Th
eay OF PSeesns9sz and as long thereafter
CommLssion cIafnants iof co5ipsn s9 fSS
fah feqSested q n fh sae 5ssPs;s pct
dlrectsd Is HESRT AIS. cetk Of c 1aX e.
For the inforSsatt 81 mos fifterss,s,, ~.
respectfully invite their attention 10 ire 'snI1
nIlSf tnS;tfnetions Feceiyed from the War
First. No claim. win be entertainer r,,1s.-.y
y Is shown that the. Slave enlisted or 1Tvas
St,1I Is N me Ssate for which the CommiS-
Second. No claim viii be entartains,,
T the pa 19s tile The services Of
tialnslel maze subsequent TO the dfaffinS or
IT. Th IND E5sentors, Gusrdians and TRUSTEES
parties they represent, satistactofv svtIJen NJ,
sII,t, onsy nave been legally invested with
aFo6rth Y ej at g, 70. such parties,
81 e. Y. me regiment and the company in
me soldtsE Tor whom they claim com
Fifth Paftiss Claiming cornpenszt,o,, o.,
more than one servant or slave enItStSi toI
Sis aiee1 q soldier, must ME Beparafe and
cam Tor compensation, In each easa
t .E at the time Of enlistment or draft. and
nus mn ~ ~ ,astiEs during the war,
Mn1oNP. AaffsS Prsss of Board
- AhOBL: &. BROWN, Memb, or Roard
,aoISl S Sa NIX soHLEYs 1femb. OF Boand. .
v1.frd.f
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TIE Street Commissioner had force
Of men trying to do a little at cleaning
up Main street. 1t was no go, however.
He might as well try to eat soup with
a darning needle as to attempt to gather
the liquid mud with shoyels. - -i'.r
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For Sale or Exchange.
Valuable Farm at Public Sale.

TtHE NEW JERSEY CENTRAL OIL AND
IL Coal Company; Will sell 10 the highest
bidder on MEDN ESDAY, MARCH 18th,
is6S; at O'Clock, p; M, on the. premises,
tnat valuable harm known as the Booth
usuous TO the village Of Clarrington, Monroe
county, Ohio. The Farm contains about
by John r. Booth, Is valuable Tor farming or
grazng. Upon the premises is an abundance
ofumherand coal. The improvements con-
stst OF Two Dwelling Houses, Out-houses, DC
Also TWO good bearing Apple Orchards. The
whole in hrSt rate fence. l--larl 80 -.,-.
Conditions made known on day Ofsale.
,feh2l 3WF d rrag by THE COMPANY.
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FanniIv Notice.

EIOHH ONLY PLACE TO GET "MUTHS''
celebrated SauERgs, is at the Fruit House
ON Flfth, between Monroe and Quincy ST.,
also all kinds OF prime meats, vegetables oi
AL kinds, prime maple mOIaGSeS- hambo
apples Et - Gus per peck.
InarS-IW Hf-e- J. r. CLINE, Supt.
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LUNcH,--On next Monday morning,
at 10 o'clock, David Kurner will set a
free lunch at his new saloon, on Mar
ket street, below Quincy. His many
friends and the public are invited to
.the ieuSl.' 1871 IL !. - 2t
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THE new style card photographs at 81
per dozen; also 16 gems for 25 cents, are
made daily at Partridge's, to the entire
satisfaction of all parties. 81 II 5s- d,
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For Sale.

Two STORE ROOMS WITH SEVEN
il Dwelling Rooms each. Price 50 80 and
= 900 each, With gas fixtures all complete,
Iifuated on the East side of Main street, Cen
re Wheeling. Also q hair lot and brick
1welling on same street Apply to
JACOB HORSBROOR,
feb6 ~ 81 ONCE OF Gas Company.
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Compos1tors Wanted.
Two GOOD BOOK CONFESSIONS
Tn; Circuit Court was all day yeste

The Circuit Court was all day yester.
day engaged in trying the second case
of selling unwhOlesome meat in the
market with which Lewis Sebright is
charged. 1t was proven that on or
about the 2Sth day of July, Sebright
sent two of his assistants after steer
which he had purchased of some one
about four miles below Limestone In
Marshall county; that the steer was
wild and very hard to drive; that they
run him about until he became perfect
ly frantic; that in the town of Lime
stone he turned and attacked one of his
drivers with the fury OF madness and
got him down, and the other driver In
order TO save the life OF his companion,
struck the steer in the head with a
heavy club and in a moment or two
the steer died, 1t WAS also tes-
titled that. when 1.-The steers
throat WIS cut he did not bleed more
than pint, 1t seems that after this,
one ofthe hands came to the city. He
got a wagon to haul the steer home,
that Is to Sebright's slaughter house:
The other went and lay down and took
a nap, leaving the dead steer lying in
the hot sun. Witnesses testified, that
when the man woke up and started to
work, to disembowel the animal, the
whole CARCASS was covered with flieS,
aud swollen until the skin was tight. Ii
was also shown that after the entraiIs'
had been taken out, the carcass, with
the skin on, was hauled to Sebright'sT
slaughter house, where il was skinned.
All this testimony showed that the ami,
mar was In ouch condition Mt the time
it was killed by the blow of tie cInb
or as some say, died from exhaustion
as no butcher wouId think : OF
klling beef in Sebrighus assistants
testify that they did NOT know OF Ihia
killing any other beef that day or even
ing. and thought that if he had done SO
they would have known il. Butchers
also testified that word had gotten out
among the fraternity that Sebright
had had a steer die the day before The
market morning on which the meat is
alleged to have been sold; that on mar
ket morning they examined the meat
hanging, In his stall, and that 1t was
meat that had died ofitselE.
1t seems, however, that the defence
endeavor to make II point that no one
could say that the meat was that of
steer, and on this point they hung the
jury which, at last accounts, has not
been able to agree upon verdict.
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As ASNoUNCED in our columns yes
terday morning, Mr.. Seager gave his
closing concert in Washington Hall
last evening. The Hall was crowded.
and theaudienceg gave evidence of their
appreciation OF the splendid music in
frequent and rapturous applause. The
Hall was very handsomely decorated
with fings aud evergreens; the arrange
ment of the seats. for the three or four
hundred choiristers on the stage, We're
complete, and received the commentin-
ton otevery one. Mr.. SeaSer deserves
and will receive the thanks of this
entire community, for his efforts to in
sptre and cultivate taste for sacred
music in our midst, as II is so much more
elevating and refining in its ten
denciea than the ditties and
love sounets so alarmingIy popular in
these DAYS, we hope those in charge
of such matters will continue the good
work so Well commenced by Mr.. Sea-
ger, and accomplish revolution so
much desired by all lovers of sublime
aud sacred harmony.
Mr., SeageF, we. are informed, leaves
our city in a day or TWO, and will bear
with him the good wishes OF nl who
We're so fortunate as to form bis &C.
quaintance, or To listen to his soul, stir
ring music, We trust he Will make it
convenient to visit our city. again at no
distant day, assured that his comiur
Will be greeted by all our citizens, bur
by none more heartily than the hun
dreds OF children who have been undar
his instruction during the past week,
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MEMRERs Of the "Anchor Base Ball
Club see our new advertisement coll
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SEE advertisement of Zane Street
Sunday School monthly concert. 1-.a...I
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THE steamer c, E. aiIman, carried
off by the "brealx upv few weeks
since, was sold at Cincinnati on Thnrs !.
day tor SlS, eco. The Hmman sustained
river in the midst of the heavy lee
which explains the very low price
she brought. P''ee
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BE CAREEUL.-Do not expose yourselves
TO the chilly iIarch winds and the shaking
weather which always herald their apr roach
Keep your children warmly clad and ciose
nom exposure. For bad Coughs, sudden or
obstinate Colds, Group, and Sore Throat. use
Goes Cough BalsaIn. if.t,rrsrfi s,,ni-5'.f,s.r
II You have the Dyspepsia, or are troubled
with food distressing you, rising and souring
on oorstonachs your bowels are out OF order
you are bilious, constipated, and generally
intiisposed, use Goes Dyspepsia Cure. It Is
the best medicine for stomach and bowel dts
orders In the world. y - 2 7
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss

Immediately cured and full Yigor restored. Il &,
This distressing affeelion, which renders
life miserable and marriage impos Sibls T. the
penalty paid by the victims OF improper In
dulgencteS. Young persons are too apt to
commit excuses nom. not being aware OF the
dreadful consequences that may ensue Now
who that understands the subject will pre-
lost sooner by those falling into Improper
habits than by the PRUDENT Besides being
deprived OF the pleasure OF healty- offkprtng
the most serious aud destructiRe SYMPTOMS 81
both body and mind arise. The System be-
comes deran2ed, the Pl ysicial and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss OF Provocative
Power, Nervous ITritability, Dyspepsia, PaipI-
talon OF the Heart, Indigestion, Constitution
Cough, 6Onsum ptIon, Decay and Death.
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tBURNErT's COOKING ExFRACTs.--Jo-
seph Burnett & Co., of Boston, carry
the palm in all their manufactures.
Their famous toilette articles, Cocaine
for-the hair, &C., have earned an envi-
able reputation, only equalled by their
eted by thousands. = Pittsburgh Dis
MoNoNdAHELA HOUSE, Pittsburgh,
eral Agent: 81 have tried all extracts
during thirty years experience in bu-
siness, and most cordially Recommend
Burnett's above all others. II ~ =
-.t j. Med. CRoss2S.
Nearly all first-class druggists and
grocers can supply these celebrated ex-
tracts In their various sizes. ~
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} 1RoS- PHosPHoRUs- aN11sAxA.- threo
best known TONES, skIllfnliy and elegantly
combined in an amber-colored cordial,
beautifully transparent to the. eye. pleasant
to the taste acceptable to the stomach, in
CaSweh. Mack & Co.'S Fero-Phosphorated
Elixir of Calisaya Bark. 10 IuEtl lai jp-if
Each pint contains neoence or Royal CALI
saya Bark, and each teaspoonfnI contains one
profession. CAswELL, MACK & Co 80
.r Sole manufactures, New York.
sold by all druggists. marO- rnwseowty
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wR notice our young friends, SEN
sshy & Gifin. putting up post in
front OF their new store surmounted by
atremendous hat, as big as all out
doors. II they do business in pro-
portion to their sign, they certainly
VIII have nc. reason to complain that
they have fallen upon eyil times.
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WE received a call, last evening,
from Doctor p. p. Holton, of New
York, Corresponding Secretary OF the
Institute of Reward for Orphans of
Patriots, - an institution organized, to-
Eether with auXiliaries in every Slate,
for the purpose of assisting to educate
the orphan children OF our dead sol
diers, wherever they may be through
out the country. He expects 10 deIiSer
a public address on the subject OF his
mission before leaving the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-09
Coal and Lands for Sale.

Coal and Lands Tor Sale
oriACRES OF COAL "a MILES FROM
lCt Ntheeity, y mile from river, land sur
face small; 50 acres of land undeTlaid with
coal, So miles from the city, on the II. r. r.,
good DIV cling house, barn, spring house and
nne orchard; l72 apres of Ian d sunderlald with
coal, = mile from the river, no better land in
the State. /. IRWIN.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-09
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