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CHEROKEE INJECTION,


does not fail to euro Gonorrhta, 6ieet and all Au.
cout Discharges In Malo or Fcpiain. onrinS rectns
cdses fn from on< TO three days, and Is especially
recommended In those casca Of Fiunr dfou1 or
EAitss in Females. The two medicines used In
conjunction will fall to ro,novo tis dl,ngrccabo
complaint and In those whcro other Inedicipss
have been uso+l without success
Price, Remedy, Ono EO:,lo, g, Three Bottles. g.
Injection, e. "a
Tho Chorokc6 I" Cure" " "Rtntfy," AMI Z" ItIec-
fion" nIe to DO found in all we'll regulated drug
stores, and nre recommended by. physlcans and
druEgiiu s over tho world for their worth
and merit Sumo unprlnclplcd dealers, however,
try to deceive their eustUuer by sollinR cheap and
worthless compounda-in order IN mako noney-
In place Of thcso. Be not deeeirth II tho drug.
gists will nat buy them for wri.: to us, and we
will send them to you by cxp:cs', securely packed
and foo from observation Mo treat all diseases 70
which tho human tystcm Is subject md viii be
pleased to receive tlll and explicit statcIents from
ihoso who haro failed To receive relief haretofore.
Ladies or gentlemen can address us IN Ttrfsct con.
JfdtHc6 Wo desire TO send our thirty-two Page
land Aidro., all letters for pamphlets PedctPss
e i!'Ss D. i f. M sERW e1S 81 Walker 81. b.. h!
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THALBERa.
GOTT8CHALk.

conkder ohinke-ing 8 6ons' P1Anos bsyond com.
paftaon, tho bout asve oyer sten In America
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LosDoE. Ansust q, 1854.

Jdpsst n. ReAH Rsq.: ~ II! b.
Mr DRiR sIH: Az you arc going back to tho United
6tates must bag yoa 70 remember me kindly to tho
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their Grand Pl,no-fore-ds good iAtrp7.eat niaL
a. toos rcer turA<d ont. boh IN to,scA dndtsr
Wihhtng you, &o., relnAin eyerti lily,
e 2. BROaDWOo9,
Firm OF 1. Broadwood & Sons, Psnofosts Manasc.
Jurors London. n" -
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:, HOTEL Oh poARpING-HoUSs KEEPERS
-, OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, l.
=, March l3. 1867. I
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Fo;I.owlNa ACr OF
L. tho Legislature. paBsed the Goth day OF December,
1866 all persons (nccrcd Hereby notified 10 Gull ut
this once and take ont the required license immediately
:. #-,u. 81 ". II. SMITH,
. Clerk OF Council
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10000 PIANOS.

10 the conhtrueon of which they have syer,
Known and valuable improyenenL They have iuyEin.
ouidoef great artists who hsve Waited this country
professionally. both for private and pnblio use.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
LONDON. JanuArylt. 1900

Janses n. WeAi, BJq.: ''->'~'-
Mx DKAA sn:!I haro grsat pleasure In aiding youto
convoy to Mesare Qhickoring tho e1pro. tion Of my
highest approval Of thnft Instrument 1t ntidhr
not merely the heat fnHtrument OF American snufsD
turo that have tred but ono Of tho oest Grand Piano.
fortbs that has ever c6ua6 undsr my observation; and
tho mesurs. ChicterinR may wall bo proud Of having
TURNED ont fom thetr mandatory an Instrument
would be ysry dtcious 20 surpass Ia my part OF tho
vida world. .t. ,.y. r. q. n =. -.
Dear sir. yery linoerely youry,
h''' OAAH- d. COLI.ARD.
Firm Of ColArd UollArd. PiAuoforte Manufacturers
D.. London. -
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LIST, OF VESSELS

Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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MOBILE, May 2j.-COTros-Thcru was good DO
inand In tho morning at 2Jc mud below but fac gene
cruy planted irrnSrycs 2ic, until tile Liverpool
news received, when a3I;c accepted sara
reached $50 bales the market closing quiet aud dull at -
u23ti for AIil1lng. "t'
MoSErARY AND FISAScIAL.-Tho only feature in tho
market worthy Of note 10 day ia further depression
New York Sight Exchange. Tlc bunks .t advertise TO
check at par but oinkcrs ratios a discount. and
buying lalE i discount
dold Is dull at 36til97H, buying and selling
Sterling la+al4G for sixty days aud sight bills; market
dull. e. 'F
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Wilmington Market, >.


steady ssies a S. o. g sor IS idn 1s
low dip, and So for lard, per $50 pourds H..
SPIRITs TURPEST1 NE-Tiru tlrs to-day, 70 up 42a
cents per gallon. .
RosIS-PriceA unchanged. Sales OF 39I bbls at 50 20
for black s. l2i for strained Common, 81 No
2: Aai IS for No j. sS or Inle, und so 90 for window
glass" -~--ir -~-"-' -
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Dr. ". a. cH1ps, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont Re-
Rinsnt. urises-"r wtsh every tod(Or had bo.us Of
PIantatton Btserr. They arc the most eroctvs, per
feot, and harmless tonic over used"
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fxfisonials from Ae distss9st,hei LrtirI IN Srop,
rH. to AesrL CAiekerino e SOM:

Among tho chtAfpons Of excellence Of tho phintsr-
ing Pnos Of which upeAk the renowned In iholf
oopgrtuIstory Testimonials to the Meass OhioiernR
thu greatest possible depth, richness volume oi
tone. combined With rare orilliAnoy. olssrnoss and
perfeck oTennosa throughout tho entire soAle Ard,
abovo all rprispg duration Of sound. the puro aud
symp.theto quality OF which mover changes under The
most delicate or pow erfu1 touch.
During tho psst forythroe years This arm has manl
kcturpd
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Trustees Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Il from William GOwdy to me, dated the 9th
If lime, 1889, and now of record in the Record
Sr's Office for the county of Ohio, in book "A, p
no | shall sell 10 the highest bidder, at public
auction, al the front door of the Court House
Jar Ohio county, in the city of Wheeling, on Sat
prlav, the 10th of November, 1867, commencing
aid sales at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the lot numbered
one hundred and eighty-One, USl) ON the plat OF
that part of the city of Wheeling laid out by
william Chapline and john Eoff, new known as
Centre Wheeling, situated on the east side OF
Cbapline street, adjoining the Methodist Epis.
sopal Church on the south.
TERMs OF SALE.-0ne-third Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in two equal in
stallments, payable in six and twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale. Possession
will be delivered upon compliance with the
terme Of sale subject to the lease of the tenant
which will expire on the 3lst Of March next.
JAMES s. WHEAT, Trustee.
WHEELING, October IA, ls67..td
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scrious Accident.

The Steubenville Gdsette says: ave
regret to learn that Yesterday morning
as our esteemed friend Rev. G. w. Bak-
er, of Richmond, this county, was CON-
ing to the city, in two horse carriage,
accompanied by his wife, (for the pur-
pose of attending the Sabbath School
Convention now in SESSION. when
some three miles from this city the
horses took fright and ran away. After
running q short distance Mr.. Baker and
his wife were both threwn out. Mr..
Baker was slightly injured, but we are
sorry to say the injuries of his wife will
in all probability prove fatal. The
buggy was entirely used up and one OF
the horses seriously injured"
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A Trip ON nm Underground Railroad

A Trip on an Underground Railroad.
From our earliest recollections we
now pick out "sqibs" in regard to the
operations of underground railroads,
and we never fully understood the sub
ject until yesterday.
Our idea had always been that it was
black arrangement, and we feel fully
justified at present to state that we
know such to be fact.
We yesterday took ride upon the
railroad" leading into Mr.. John No
lan's coal bank, the depot being on
Fulton street, East Wheeling.
The "iron horse" was made up in the
shape of q sprightly mule, and the pas.
senger coach in which We squatted was
simply an open car.
"The "engine," or mule, hauled two
cars, the first being occupied by the
engineer" or driver, with lard oil
lamp stuck in his hat, and the second
''coach" contained Mr.. Nolan and the
distinguished sore-headed individual
who pens these touching lines.
On our way into the bowels Of the
mountain east of the city, joke was
played upon us.
The mule ran away.
The hind car ran off the track.
Two persons were in that car, "oi
which we was one of WHOM"
Our head nestled in q bed OF soap
stone, and was gently slipped out BY
Nolan.
he being acquainted with the route
sustained no injury in his head.
This item will testify that we did.
Having on one occasion been q wit
ness in the Police Court, we were not Il
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About Coal.

ADout Soai.
As may be seen in another column,
we yesterday paid visit to the coal
bank of Mr.. John Nolan, entrance from
Fulton street. This season Mr.. Nolan
has erected four houses in the vicinity
for the accommodation Of his miners,
and intends putting up more houses
next Spring. He is one ofthe most extern
sive coal dealers in the city and brings
out about sixteen hundred bushels of
coal each day. He has twenty-three
hands employed, and furnishes coal to
the Central Glass Works, Norway Tack
Factory, Hinge Factory, West Virginia
Mining and Manufacturing Oil Refinery,
Hubbard's Mills, Reilly, Barnes &
Hobbs Brewery, Mcclure House, and
many other places.
Coal miners make from twenty-five
to forty dollars per week, at three and
one-half cents per bushel. They are
now trying to get four cents, but the
matter will not be decided until next
Monday.
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he iutimidated BY . broken skull '

be intimidated by q broken skull W.
stood erect. =.
The lights wentoutl
The "enginen commenced to bray
all was dark-we fell upon our knees
No timidity entered our frame.
We inquired the shortest way out
Fearing the. fist that swings from oui
right shoulder, the "engineer" ano
conductor struck a light and replaced
the "coach" upon the track, and dump
ing" us in, again started upon their
winding way.
We were then under Mr. Arehibalds
vineyard. 80 Egttuti isii
Something was dripping. III
Was it the Juice of the grape3 ~
We ran our tongue to the roof above
to taste it. ..rr, no..
A piece of soapstone fell and struck
our hat.
The hat struck our head-and hurt.
Archibald's Juice was not good.
1t felt strong. v.EB .r.JEs'tT s..'
1t affected the head, : s..ols @.i4
This was the first coal bank We ever
felt. @..a.5 $50
The train ratified on, and We reached
q room.
Black persons, with flights" in their
heads, appeared. 10 -..t
We thought we had arrived at a GER
tain place before our time.
"Things" dropped upon our gooo
clothes.
The air was rarm.
We recognized several Of our Radical
friends there.
They expressed surprise at seeing us
in such a place! 81. %. g
We accepted the amendment, and ex-
pressed desire to retire.
One of the inmates of the dark
place. volunteered to show MS out.
He showed us so far "out" of the
broad and narrow road that we became
suffocated.
1t smelled like birthstone.
We crawled through mud and sand
stone.
We want pair of new boots.
We were compelled to bend double
when we walked. f.itat'JT
We don't wonder that coal diggers
get their "backs up" SO often.
They can't help it.
Ours isn't down yet. -.
We cracked our head twice.
1t hurt both times.
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DYE FLOUR, 5gy.st t-4 .t.,.
ID 50 barrels extra family White Rye az
Just received, and for sale by
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Ew.LHuEsT, Manager, 81 Broadway, New
York. J
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Proceeding. of First Branch Of City

Proceedings of First Branch OF CIty
Council.
The following are the proceedings of
the First Branch of Council on Tuesday
evening.
His Honor, the Mayor, in the chair.
Present-Messrs. Alexander, Blair,
Franzheim, Jacob, Maxwell, Metcalf,
Mcclellan, Sweeney, A. Wilson and
linn.
A resolution from the Second Branch
paying James Gilch-ist $50 for survey
ing u coal bank, was received and re-
ferred to the committee on Coal Banks
for report.
The petition of r. G. Hardy, for Ii
cense to keep first class coffee house,
was received from the Second Branch,
and it being stated that the petitioner
was deceased, the petition was, on mo-
ton, laid on the table.
The petition of the city assessors for
increased compensation, received from
the Second Branch, was non-concurred
in.
The petition of Samuel j. Ellifritz
and others, in relation to curb on Mar
ket street, Centre Wheeling, was re-
ceived from the Second Branch and con-
Cured in.
The resolution instructing the Street
Commissioner to set curb on Jacob
street was non-concurred in.
The report of the committee on FL
nance was received, read and ordered to
be communicated to the Second Branch
for its information.
The report of the committee on Ac-
counts was received from the Second
Branch, and concurred in. Also, the
report of committees on Fire Depart
ment and on Petitions and Remon-
stances were concurred in.
Mr.. Sweeney offered the following
resolution, which was referred to the
committee on Ordinances to report an
ordinance:
RESOLVED, That the committee on Or
dinances report an ordinance to pro-
hibit the playing of ball, or other pub
lie games, on the Sabbath day, within
the city limits.
All the business. transacted by the
Second Branch was not disposed of by
the First Branch. ....
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public Sale of Real Estate and
Personal PrODerty.

an THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Ii, 1861, ON
the premises, the FARM situated in Rich
and township, Ohio county, on Short Greek,
.vro miles from the Ohio river, containing about
eIs acres, on which is erected large and sub
stantial Brick Dwelling House, two Stables and
a large lot of Farming Utensils, Household aud
kitchen Furniture, &c. For further particulars
and terms, see handbills.
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River News.

River News.
The river was slowly receding last
evening, with three feet three inches
water in the channel. Business was
not as brisk as it has been for several
days previous.
The Forest City, from Steubenville,
was the only arrival at the landing yes
terday. The steamer Rebecca, Captain
Booth, arrived from Parkersburg, at one
o'clock, but was unable to get over the
Creek bar, when she dropped down to
the Belmont Mills, where she will re-
main until there is swell in the river
The fine steamer Potomac departed fol
Cincinnati during the afternoon, with
a good freight and passenger trip. The
steamer Charleston was receiving
freight Mt the landing. We noticed on
the boat several largo wagons, carts
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DAINTS FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS.
i The Grafton Mineral Paint Company are
now manu- featuring the Best, Cheapest and
most Durable Paint in use; two coats well put
on. mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will last ten or
fifteen years; IL Il Of light brown or beautiful
Chocolate color, and can be changed TO green,
lead stone, drab, olive or cream, TO suit the
taste of the consumer. It is valuable for
Honses, Barns, Fences, Carriage and Carmak-
ers. Pals and Wooden Ware, Agricultural I'm
PIGMENTS, Canal Boats, Vessels and Ships Bot
toms, Canvas, Metal and Single Roofs, Ut be
ing fire and water PROOF, Floor Oil Cloths,
tone manufacturer having used 5000 bbls the
past year, and as a paint for any purpose Is IN:
surpas sed for body, durability, elasticity and
adhesiveness. Price s. per bbL Of so lbs,
which will supply n farmer for years to come.
warranted IN all cases A. above Send Tor q
circular, which gives full particulars. None
genuine unless branded In a trade mark Graf
ton Mineral Paint. Address
=. DANIEL BIBwELL,
uovl-6w "a Pearl Street, New York.
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Well Attended.

The prayer meetings being held this
week under the auspices of tho Young
Mems Christian Association are univer-
sally well attended. The meeting last
night was held in the Baptist Church,
and was one of great interest and
solemnity. This evening, the meeting
will be held in the Association Rooms.
All are invited to be present. The
meetings continue but an hour, and
are taken up with singing, prayer and
brief addresses OF exhortatioDs.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA.
Wbiskers and Mustaches |!

EORCED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
II est face IN from three 70 FIVE weeks by using
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery in modern
science acting upon the Beard and Hair in An
almost miraculous manner. 1t has been used by
the elite of Paris and London with the most
tattering success. Names Of all purchasers wiz
be registered, and If entire satisfaction Is not
fully refunded Price by mail, sealed and post
paid, 81. Descriptive circulars and testimon ial
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS &
Co, Chemists, No. 2S5 River Street, Troy, n.
" Sole apents for the United States
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Officer Myers took charge of Richard
Metcalf, who had been imbibing too
much lightning whisky, and conveyed
him to the lookup. Judge Good fined
him one dollar and costs.
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novl0IW
FOR SALE.

TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
a house. situate on the east side of ChapliDe
t-.,sst Centre Wheeling, containing eight
Suns a good cellar and wash house with gas
~ ri the rooms cold and hot water in kitchen,
,,rssl,.house, and bath room.
81 tSree building lots. situate on Wheeling
land Nos. I, 8, and 9, cornering on Ohio and
Roadway streets. Apply to ,.
Ds0" L. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
. Of3sc on Chapline, between First and Second
s,aats novl.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

VyHIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIS ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept ,, 1867.
lT PACULTT.
Rev. D. F. Bittle, d. d., President and Prof
Nor and Int. Science.
s C. Wells, A. n, Prof Nath. and Nat. Phi
lOsophy.
Rev. W. 3. Yoaes, A u, Prof. Ancient Ian
Rev. ]. B. Davis, A. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
il. Moorman, n D.. Lecturer on Anatomy
L. r. Holland, A. n, Asst Prot Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
J. r Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-Expenses in all departments, IN
Gliding boarding. tuitian, roon-rent, fuel and
IIphtA and incidentally te05.G0 For further IN
formation, address REV. d. =. BITTLE,
july3l Salem, Va
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Boulevard Skirts,
Plain and Embroidered, at I,
J. II. SMITH & Co.'s.

Suited Exactly.
An old lady eighty years of age, yes
terday called at Oxtoby s. Duffields
Jewelry Store. 103 Main street, and pur-
chased a pair of those superior specta-
cles, which she declares enables her to
see as we'll as she did when she was
"sweet sixteen" All styles of specta-
cles, eyeglasses, goggles, Watches
clocks, jewelry, silverware and fancy
goods are OH sale at 1O3" Main street,
west side. Call and SEE for yourselves.
Read advertisement in another column.
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Prepare for Winter.

No poorer economy can be exercised
than to neglect the feet, now that cold
and wet weather approaches; and no
better economy can be exercised than
to buy your boots and shoes at Blond
& Bachman's, corner of Main street and
Sprigg alley. They have a complete
stock, which they are selling at low
prices
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Lecture.

Lecture.
A lecture will be delivered by the
Hon. C. D. Hubbard, before the ladies
of the Wheeling Female College, on
Friday afternoon. This is the first of a
series to be given for the benefit of the
young ladies Oft the College, during the
winter,
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German Printing.

German PrintIuR. "-E-.". " n
The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establ ishment has just
been supplied with very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, but tits
TRIF s. '|...- H
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Feather Beds, Carpets, Secretary, Book Case,
with a Library OF Books ofvery ancient date and
style also some fine specimens of gold jewelry,
made in the last century,-SilYer Forks, Spoons,
Ladies', &C.; and = variety of Flint and Cut
Glassware of tho most costly description, con.
sstng Of Wine Glasses, Cake and Fruit Stands,
Docanters, GOblets, large Tumblers, &C.; also q
quantity of Cut Stone, and many other articles
not here enumerated
Among the foregoing will be found many ar
ticles which will DO curiosity TO persons of re-
hnement and taste, many of which were made
lOO years ago showing the style and fashion of
that period. Persons wishing to get bargains
will do well TO DO there. Ladies are especially
invited, as many articles III their department
will be offered Tor sale.
The sale Of property will BIZ continued from
day to day until all is sold. A credit of six
months will be given on all sums of $1,000 and
upward,-purchasers giving approved security.
Sale to commence at o'clock.
j. +. SMITH, Curator.
THOMAS McCONN, Auctioneer
November LIST, 1867. nov2td
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WOOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

WITH
ii fun oorps Of able and experienced in
structOrs and under stiIlm more fAEoIAble auspices
than heretofore VIII reopen on Wednesday
September, 18th. 1857. The interest and nd
yzEcement Of the scholars VIII receive the clos
est personal attention Address
WILLIAM d. CABELLs Principal,
Norwood ?. o., Eelson Co, Va
augl6tn oct1 -
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will Depart To-Day.

Will Depart To-Day.
Our we'll known friend, Mr.. Moses
Ray, will leave the city to-day for Mis-
sissippi, for the purpose of settling up
the business of his lately deceased
brother. He will probably be absent
during the winter.
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Indisposed.
We regret to state that our venerable
friend, General Feeney, City Clerk, is
so much indisposed that he is confined
to his bed. We hope soon to see him
about again.
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Those Wanting r Inc Pictures
Finished by the superior artist at
Partridge's for Christmas should order
them at once.
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Fer Sale Cheap

FARM OF LAND IN MARSHALL
a County, on Boggs Run, and within few
Has Of the city Of Wheeling containing sixty
p, rSD acres, more or less, with thirteen acres
:ssuSer grapes. This place has a good cottage
Sn,sa on II. necessary out-buildings an orchard
~ liant 200 choicest fruit trees and is well
UUll.teTed. 1t will be sold on reasonable terms.
NA''' THOS. 0'BRIEN,
ovl5Iw Real Estate Agent
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More Fancy CIoakings,
Just received, at
J. II. SMITH g. Co.'s.
Another Row.

Another Row.
A row occurred at saloon about
eleven o'clock on Tuesday evening, in
which, firing pistol, q knock-down or
two, and other exciting "games," were
had. The case will be brought before
the Police Court this morning. These
wholesale disturbances are becoming
frequent of late. The guilty parties
should be severely dealt with.