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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
DANk OF LYNDON.

This Is notify al persons hat The Bank Lyndon
located Lyndon, in he OF NerI II, viii nd
lie outstanding bls, Office in yndo, At res4d, r
the tim OF yes from Dec l., i G, tia- sSid Bank
ceased 10 exist the lst day Of pecemhe i> and tst
he follow in copy II PISS Cd by he legislature
f Vermont l; it lasf session. viz
An SGT relation to the redemption Of hank notes.
Ii L hereby enacted &C.
Sec. After the expira ion II The char i any lank
chartered by this stte after the termination 81 the
tence Of any such balk, agroealy the Laws 81 thu
state sch bank my csuse notice 10 he published IN
the weekly newspapers Of the county where III hank J.
located, for fun YEA setting f. III fha said hank
redeem IL outs adig hills the day Of the expiration
it, charter the date OF the fcTinSon oi cNE-rnce
aud copy Of his at Aud upon du. publications Of sch
tioe neither su hank its off ers shan he alle L.
any acO for the nonedelnon # sIy of its ousfan6-
Ing bills unless the shall have been duly prtscnies
and payment thereof drsndcd thin the wear aforesaid
IT the banking hose O. said be. k
Sec After the expstion Of the clsrre OF fter the
termination Of The exise; f any such hank A. Store
said, such bi;k sa to b. subject 20 the o;,ri,iOn
OF iiae 10 the provisions + the sixtyhird section
chapter eishty-nine Of the General Statutes.
;. his Get shall take feet from it pa-sae
Approved Nov IL. l>66
In notice i s-iv, in coEnpl;ance ui th ID 81
Dated 81 l.y nd, this 9Th dsy % December l>t6
tDec66I SAM III Is MATrUJ n, CashiCT-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01

large ylc-- cd am ted f,llOu-lIf How
Il rf.i- snIasund vii DO II, ha- i,ta proven
meat II2.y u The cases II hc forrs
luwinr ,oiul,lAilf=-
Scr-f1a- scrofulous svse lnE-s nd s1.,z. l E--..
IiInlies- pustJles, toichcs, cTUIfions, II A.a a
rose sip As, .,.tes CT s-t 1lcgll -r-l3 L,s-. -
worm. &c.
Syphilis or sen IA di~oase Is expyl from ID. ---
iy tie Trolo I'D u e ll.- aTsslis-l aud -i,-a5
II left In comparative health
Female d.>es- q Pc. s.-lia,l IN t..s ~ g
are often soor cJ-rd E this e, nc f ar raria
he not T,iocf this invaluable me i,iug. jccre-.
haT" seen imposed ~ n 10y sOna,ta- Trtrg dr.
sa-rsiasrilla. hilr L not M5cn rou hiss.
AAEE~ n n, and 1T Il I'm. VIII vau know ID. r
tl5' Il arsspaIle. Fer ll.RUte par Sc lar G. II -
t-cs Il cures e reft ven & Aver Ara.ica. alas.
which III agent below Ianyd " 4 furnish .--ari- 2.
who call ( ri.
Ave. q tllartc l'Ils for tLc CUre of COS ~ q So
dice dyspepsia, indigestion tyscnf ~ fr. .,a...
Lesda he, ir rheumatism heartburn arisin- f-a C.
uTd ned stom IA. pain morbid llscl or 6 a., l7
iafJllrnr1. loss 81 appetite Nt laiai u;s, @
gou: neuralgia, and l. dinr,r 1iI, sr- s.uoa1sl,d
ih'T ~ sn-ar UO@t,d- thsi thu most -tn-r1, g
fske I'm T:-a Pleasure. ard flcy ffr %, l-,
III The world o- al tar ? opposes 4 f-Iailv pl,gic
Prepared by ID. = Z. AMER * CO. Lowell. Eia--
and sid 10y II d. -is.s and dealers In redici, ever
where. yF,b and ,Tq-N
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
y o 7 l c E

The existence of the B~nk CT Caledonia chartered hy
the LEGISLATURE Of the state Of Vernon and locSt At
Dsnve in said state, terminated agreesby 10 the
laws of said stare the Seth day OF June lS6; and
reby given ihst SAID bank viii redeem its out
standing bills for the of one year from Dec. :, ls'
The following Of he Legislature is published by di
rectiOn 4 sid bank. BY ord,r of III, Directors.
ORRA CROSBY. Pres. j. L. MATTOChS, Cashier
Danvie, VT, Dec. - 1866.
An act relating 10 the T. demption Of bank notes-
II Is hereby enacted. &c.
Sec l. After the expiration IF tn charter OF any lank
chartered by this state after the tTnnation Of the
existence Of such bank, Greebly the laws OF Thu
st to- uch bank may notice be published in ali
the weekly IeSspap Of the county Th=e such hank l.
located, for full year. sett Nc forth tina sai ht.k
will rede ttandin-, lls the day of the expiration
Of it charter TIL date Of the Of IL existence
and copy of this at. And upon due puica ion Of ueh
notice. neither such bank it officer shall be liza le t.
any 1ction for the emptin Of ny Of its ouianl
ing bills unes the shall have been duly presented
an payment thereof demanded within the year Aforesaid
If the banking house of aid hank
Sec = After the expiration o. the caTtr, =fie tie
termination of the existence Of any such bank store
said such bank sa be sui ect the operation
liable TO the provisions Of the sixthrd section VI
chapter eighty-nine Of the general statues
Z. This shall TAX eff It it. passage
Approved Nov. l., lSGs' tdeci-6.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
Banks.
n o T &c E

The Psssumpeic Bank, whose charter terminated Feb t.
1867 gives notice thst il vii redeem IL outtanding bills
at the First National Bank in ST Jousburv for
from December l, lS agreeably TO the following set
f. L. REDINGT0N, Cashier.
ST. Johnsbury, VT, Dec l, 1sG6.
An act relsting to the redemption Of bsnk notes
1t Is HEREBY enacted &c.
Sec. /. After tie expiration Of the charter Of any bank
chartered by this stste after the termination Of the
sence of any ssh bank agreeably to the laws of this
state such bunk may notice 10 be published in all
the weekly newspapers Of the county whee such nix i
located for one full year. sitting forth thst said bank viii
redeem its outst2i ding bills he ~ of the eXpration Of
its charter the dat Of the tein ton IF is existence.
and copy Of tins And upon due pul caton If such
ice neither such bank IL officers shsll be lislr
any acton for the nonredemptiOn OF any of
ing bills unless the shall have been duly present
and payment thereof demanded within the year afOr
said, At the banking house Of said bank
Sec. ?. After the expiration of the charter, sfter the
termination Of the extence # such hank afoi,
said such bank shall TO be subject the opestion
or liable TO tie provisions of tie sxtird section Il
chapter eighty-nine of the general statu'es.
Sec. =. Thi- act shall take effect from its passa-e-
Approved Nov. ~, 1s66. tideo6I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate court held at the
Caledonia district probate office in ST. JohnsbuT.
within aud for said district the 9TH day of February
ID. 1867.
David Blown. guardian OF Charles Edward WOODWARD
"a minor makes appilca ton TO said court FOL
license 10 sell the whole of the real estate of his said
ward representing that the sale thereof for the purpose
of putting the proceeds such sale al interest invest
ing same stocks real estate would be beneficial
TO said ward
Whereupon IL is ordered by said court, that said app
cation be referred to a thereof TO be held at the
probate office in said ST. Johnsbury, the % day O
ii is further ordered all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication of notice of said application AID
order thereon IL weeks In the CaedonaI
printed al ST. Johnsbury before SAID time OF hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and II they set
cause, object thereto.
BY the court-Attest
.2-i4 ASA L. FRENCH. Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
Caleb Parker,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court held At 81
Caledonia district Jehnsbury, within and for said
distr let, on the 18th day OF February, 1907
instrument, purpOrting 10 be the last viii and test
n ament of Caleb Parker late of ST. Johnsbury, in
said district deceased being presented TO the court BY
Abel Wiley, the executor therein named Tor pro
bate:
1t i ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified TO appear at session oil SAID sor 10
he holden AT the probate office in JOhnsbUry, the
% dav of March, lsd and shew cause il any they may
have. against the probate Of said VIII iOr Which purpose
der he published three weeks successfully i'll the Caed0
nan printed ST. Johnsbury, previous 10 said time APP
pointed for hearing ASA l. FRENCH, Judge.
true COPY OiTecOrd.-Attest,'
42-34 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
Guardian Notice.
STATE OF VERMONT Alta probate court

STATE OF VERMONT, I At probate court held at Lu-
Essex District Jnenbursh, within and iOr said
district, on The 18th day OF Feb. A. d. lS61.
Martin W. Carr, guardian OF Sylvester HartweI, a
spenhrt makes application Tor license 10 Sc the fol-
lowing described real OF his ward, 10 vii: being
undivided fourth part OF 81 on from the weSier
Is end No g. the ih division OF landsin LuIe-
burg representing that the sale thereof for the purpose
putting the proceeds OF such sale at interest, in
vesIns the i'll stocks ZEAL estate would be bene-
fetal 10 said ward.
WhereupOf IL Is ordered By said court that said appl-
cation be referred session thereof 10 he held at the
probate cfice i'm unenburg said district the sih
DAY March 1867 or hearing and decision thereon and IL
Is further ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof b. publication notice Oi said application and
der thereon three weeks successfully in CaleonIan
printed at St Juhnsbury before said time hearing
they appear al said time ana ace ami theS see
cause oil eCt thereto By the courI-AtteSt.
1915 JONAH BROOKS, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
4faal.
JustuS n. Mack,S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, / In probate court held at
Caiedona District S. 5the probate office in st Johns
bnry on the 18th day of Feb. A. ID. 1851
Henry A. Shedd guardian of OIison NJ MACK MINOR
and heir To the ests of Justus Mack makes
ANNEXATION to said for license TO sell the oisWlng
described re6 estate his said ward 10 wit: certain
in of Wild land in the town oodbury w.
that the sale thereof the purpose of paying the eOl
of his said and purchasing for him small mouse
and lot i'm HaTdwick would We beneficial 10 his said ward
Whereupon il is ordered By raid court that SAID appa-
ton be referred TO the ID day Mach A D. 1901 at the
probate office IN ST. JOhnsbury, for hearing anu ueesio
thereon and il Is further ordered that all persons inter
ested be notified hereof by publication OF notice OF THIS
plicatlOn and order thereonthree wee successveN ia
me aledonan printed al ST Johnsbury before said time
of hearing that they appear said time anu place.
and ii they object thereto
40 a. By the Court-Attest ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01

Sold wholesale and retail ~ :. RaNb.r,
Railroad Street. 81. Johr>burv. v al. i-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01

II exc-ls sll The rc-tarstiv,e a. mn
hair, s-aia the skin nor sol tn iir.- -,f.. "a
from IA, diSs- lc odOr f -ulair-
For al cl,-arr die sig, richly l,-..,..f E. B.
pissed: c. In nd rrirc-hisE I. r -.,. .-..
dandruff. ana sll2-s Al unpleasant .--..- ''t
Preycrs 'iig h=i lir- OF, and ...-...
z-ogr. when lost by dis,-asr.
iflever tsi- 10 restore IT Y AID ts1,a --.s.
r.l color VT are r.. rt-y in-f r.r --..
I'd For phy-ic.sn-' "A q --ylnt1l'- sr--T=r,
cular " it'll each hai-lr.
Hccks a 4 T1rr. q = rg. f,uuar,-- "a p.. .
druggists, -. II T. hr Tinted >-aia-.
sud by = - / dai, dru-rist. L. L. =. ..
bur- 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
-STRIMATIC SALTS
i 1ER'S SARNAPARILLA

l. q concentrated ,E-~..r
tn choice root. - csl
With ether suhstllccs ~
- a-r~ alttr i've pou,r ~
al I'd an cticcrual sr-I .-,-
Il dis - : >arsapaiIa is ..l
10 cu-e N h g r,mv5
s-eiy x ned iv thov
|, mi r from ~truu u s.
1 1laiufs, md al one "a
wln accomplish slair
nus IN A.. - ti-t r-f
= inpucs -. --lr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-01
- ID. x III. W. SMITHS
AMERICAN ORGANS

The American orrsn> are she onlz r,ei ,,r-,n non, D.
lore The Pu'c The only organ hsTin r,.rfr4,r.- :,
sound 'oN wind chest uhich has rs s7l, i,.--
pm 20 Pe1o IN A. III sounding lOarG ha- in he nj DC
forte ito give body and r--onance 4 "a . sns -
"hi'h the orsn b comes merely nle3odon in s o--sn
est Inc AineTlezn Organs ut only have tn md es,
OF SOUND box but have 'he re oT-sn bellows iTi-
POW SIG EeSt L adlness If tone These, with thei
ex rene fine vCicing OF the reds and q "a
lone. make n m the most pe-ec- organ knoan gh.
CREST lmprove ms md SUI eriority IF tone and ,r
iiai-shlp u ;he American Orzans place ih5m IN ~,
io'f rank - the bet ana oulnnGrd hirl.- ,,ri r.
any otcer reed instrument n the mare A mini -
annAtion OF them, in COMPARISON nj others vii i
ly shO~ their superiority 40 4-'~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
EVERY KIND OF
Whiskers and Mustaehes =!

-opcgp TO Grow UPON THE SMOOTH
+ -. 90 IN fF7srl thrse 20 aVs UssEs rs E.fnE
a. SFvTGSES KESIA CEATEUR CAPPIL-
LAKE.. the not S0ssierfci dF-csSs-y n mndern
80. aresnE uy<gn the Bezri and Hair In m
.ir,9sr u1iraculO1s n,1u1eE- II h;ls ben us-i ~
the ellts of Pairs zEd L0ndna Eis5 ne no.
s.--srinr sueeess. Names II al purchasers VII
- rezisfersd. and IL eafirs satisf1c.iga u nDt
ziyen n every Instance. the nseDey VII be cbe<r
fuIly refunded Price 81 NAL seAisd and P1ast
nd a. Descriptive ctrralas and testim9E 1l
nailed free. A3lEezs REkGEK- sdLTrs 4
co. CheziSsa. No. - RfEsr Stress. Trry. n.
Y-sais sEents for he Usitsd ss@ses-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
The Holidays.

u LAethoays-
Merchants Block presents gay ap-
pearsnce, all radiant in its holiday at
tire. First, IS you go up street, is j. S.
Rhodes & Co.'s palatial Dry Goods
House, filled with the useful and the or
uamental, goods high-priced and goods
ow-priced, all most tastefully arranged
to please the eye and tickle the fancy of
the passer-by.
Mkt is the most magnificent jevelry
establishment in this section of country,
and one of which Wheeling is justly
proud. owned and managed by Scott &
Hennegen, a pair of IL clever dealers
and thorough gentlemen Us any city
holds. The display here is truly gor-
geous. 1t is worth trip from the re-
hottest part of the city to get to feast
ones eyes upon so much richness sc
handsomely displayed.
| Stepping in at the next door, We
greet orr young and generous friends
A. W. PAUL * Co., who have made
elaborate preparations for equippins
.'old Chris These young men are
showing the right spirit, and emiuently
deserving, will meet with success.
One door further up We are attrsctee
by the elegance exhibited in the selec
ton and arrangement of the almost
countless articles that feminine hands
are taught to fashion and feminine tssts
to display, including al that can b
found in the most fashionable and cor
rect headquarters Of society II
Broadway. Here, George r Taylor &
! Co., with their corps, Of geutiemanll
clerks, politely show you all that L
worth seeing in any Dry Goods stor&
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
TruStee's sale OF GlasSworks
and Fixtures.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Il from Prank r. BradDsr. James FaIloure
- Charles W. Fasts, 10 me, dated the 2ist
- At Octoher, IS67, and now Of record in the
TSe.SSarirr's Office. for the County Of Ohio. in
TS.sl Rook numbered 81. page 20, shall sell
- rhs highest bidder AZ Pubic Auction NJ the
TECHASICS GLASS WORKS. situate AZ the
v-.t md Of Secoud street. in that part Of the
Nv u Wheeling County of Ohio, known and
lied Centre Wheeling. on MONDAY. the sd
J.y Of December, ls67, commencing said sale at
- n. the lot Of ground in said deed Of trust
,seprioned and described, the same being one
snrdred feet square. situate in Centre Wheel
- in said County Of OHIO and upon which Is
,-sct-d glass house, known - the MECHAN-
o. CLASS WORKS.
Also. al the personal property in and about
al q, ass HOuse, consisting Of lime batch glass
80. bottle and Jar moulds. glass blowers
5ipss patent tools, soda Ash, one dark bay horse,
~. st OF harness, marble stones, iron plates,
- -arrage, pot mouths, sand, etc. etc.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
Selling as trustee, I viii convey sGch title as
d. vested IN ne BY said deed of trust.
,orD JOSEPH TOLIVAR-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
q Family lar.

Family Jar
A little alteration took place yester-
day, between a colored gemmen and his
much beloved but badly treated better
half, in that portion of the city which
is Sometimes called Buena Vista. 1t
seems that the views of Mr.. c. did not
altogether correspond with those of Mrs.
C.. in reference TO the arrangements OF
some little domestic affairs, and harsh
words eusued. Dark clouds of coming
wrath were plainly visible in the couu-
senance of Mrs. C; her business had
been interfered with by Mr.. c., for
which interference, her hand, IN con-
tracted form, was placed in close prox-
unity to the ivory stand of Nj. c. Nr.
C. thought this bold attempt to subvert
the authority of the head of the family
could not be tolerated, and believing in
the Scriptural injunction, IAN eye for
an eye and tooth for a
TOOTH" took the liberty of resentiug
the blow which ne had re-.
ceived from his wife by administering
slap on the side Of her phiz. At this
iuncture, the noise and confusion bad
attracted some of tue neighbors to the
spot aud the scene closed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17

Fine Gold Peas aud Pencils,
New styles, for holiday gifts, at A
". Pauil & Co.'S.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
How TO Bake Apples.

Bake without breaking the skin. Bake
from three 10 FIVE hours. When the pulp
IS perfectly tender, break the skin; if it
is silken, like the cuticle of the hand,
ysu have your fruit done. IfyOu break the
>k,n by baking, the heat and moisture
will escape, and your apple will be dry.
The peel prevents evaporation, and Is 4
good conductor of heat. Bake on paper,
aud there will be 10 dishes spoiled OF
needed 10 be washed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17

FOURTH STREET, Wheeling.
al have seen many different Sewing
Machines, bat none equal TO the Flor
ence. It possesses advantages that &c
not belong to other Sewing Machines
its reversible feed-ths perfection or ia
self-adjnstiDg tension-its almost noise
less motion, and freedom from the klHSs
and starts, with which the operators q
rother Sewing Machines are familiar. !
have used Florence for two years, ana
during that time il has not been oct o.
complete running order for fifteen MIL
utes. II will do all kinds Of work, from
the binding Of Brussels carpet 70 the
hemming Of the finest rufie. Besides,
have never had to sedp or cal uusiins
along the line Of sewing, however stoat
or stiffly dressed. In word, / like the
Florence Sewing Machine because it Is
always in order, either to make new
garment, or to alter or repair an OLD
one; and this is the experience OF my
friends who use the Florence.
"MRs. DR. REEVES
Those who intend purchasing presents
for the holidays couldn't select 4 mere
suitable article than one of those nice
Florence Sewing Machines. Call and ex-
anime them at Brown & Higgins Pho
tograph Gallery, LIZ Main stIeet, (hrst
foor)
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
RanArupscy.

THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, THAr on
L she 18th DAY Of November. A. D. is6z, var.
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the e.
tic OF william Klev1a, Of wheeling. ia he
county Of Ohio and state az West Virginia WHO
has been aSiuixe1 Bankrupt on his ovu pets-
tea; that the payment Of any eehts and deliv.
81 u any property Exchanging 70 >oeh Bankrupt
90 aim or t1R his use Ald the transfer " any
property ~ MIN. are fsrblidea hy lar. that .
meeting Of the creditors Of the said BeskFrps.
% prove their debts and 20 ehsose Nuns 81
more SssiEnees Of his estate, Win BE helf az .
Court Of Bankruptcy to - holden az his oiiics
in the city Of wkeeiinc West FIrrinia bsfars
Ss%rSe d Caldwell, kszsster, on FrsiHy tie
AZ Z. NJ NORTON.
eecll-itAv2w q. s Marshal ID. W. Va
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Circuif Court.

Owing to the detention OF the ten
O'Clock train yesterday morning, the
court did not meet until four o'clock r.
VI. Mr.. Lamb concluded the argument
in the case of S. VI. Mills rs Citizens
Fire and Marine and Life Insurance
Companies, and the case was given TO
the Jury. who returned into coart at half
mast sixP.N. with verdict for the
plaintiff, in the sum of $500.
The case of Briesock, for murder, will
come up to-day, also the case OF
John w. White, Jr., for entering store
house,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
.minee pics,

sfinee Pies. IL
The following receipt for minee pies
which are now in season, Is confidently
recommended after using it for many
years:
Boil fresh beeftsngue tender, let II
get cold, then chop it fine. with one
pound of suet, one-half peck of apples,
two pounds of currants, picked and
washed very carefully; one pound Of cit
ron sliced, half an ounce each of powder
ed cloves, allspice, cinnamon, and GIN
ger, three Piuts of sweet cider, one pint
Of Madeira wine, halfs pint Of brandy,
with enough sugar to sweeten to your
taste. This will make large jar full.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
Black Walnut Carved
Brackets, match safes, bookraeks,
desks, &c, &c, at Partridges.
W oulda'i Groas

Yesterday drover was bringing some
hogs FROM tho other side of the river TO
this city. There was one old Porker
among the number that refused to cross
the bridge. Coerciye measures were used
but seemed 10 be of no avail until
some bystanders offered their assistance.
Two men took hold Of the ears, another
hold of the tail and two played hesv-
lily on the hogs back with long hoop
poles. This force was too strong for re-
sistanee and the hog was compelled to
come over. The spectators enjoyed the
scene hugely.
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Life Insurance

We verify believe that no thoughtful
and careful business man who has a
family, will fail to have his life insured
for the benefit of that family. We
care not how wealthy or prosperous he
be to-day, he cannot know that he will
continue so through life, or that his AZ
fairs will be wound up after death as to
leave his family in comfortable eircum'
stances. In this connection, the atten-
ton of the reader is called to the ad,
vertisement of the Piedmont Life ln-
sursncs Company of Virginia. Mr.
Alex. Good is the agent for this State
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
Carried Away By the Ice.

Mr.. Watt Marshall, coal merchant,
whose miues are situated a short dis
lance above the city, met with heavy
loss on Sunday night, by having three
boats loaded with coal carried away
by the breaking upof the ice in the
river. Two Of the boats were lying mp
at the iron works of Msssrs. Acheson'
Bell, & Co, the other %as lying a
mile or so above at the coal works. If
the boats should go under, which it is
feared they will, Mr.. MarshalPs loss will
De about three Thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-17
spIeadid Knnbe Pianos,
With every improvement, for Christ
mas Gifts, at Sheib's Music Store.
Ensoleut.

tnsoieut.
On Saturday evening last two young
girls, about ten years of age, were re-
turning home from Centre Wheeling
when they were oyertaken by MAJ 81
near the Second Presbyterian Church,
who accOsted them in the most insolent
and insulting Kramer. The impairment
rascal followed close behind them as far
as the Custom House, using all kinds OF
vile epithets. The children were very
much alarmed and ran into the Post
office, which had not been closed, where
they met gentleman who was there
receiving mail The gentleman nouc-
Ing thar they were crying and appar-
entity in great agitation, inquired the
cause of their apprehension. They re-
,atcd what happened, and requested
him to accompany them to their homes
TO which he readily consented. We
hardly know how TO express ourselves
in regard to such cowavdice. The man
who is so base, so mean, low and con-
temptible as TO offer insult of this Char
acter 10 children is net only deserving
the scorn and contempt Of all men but
the sererest punishment the law can
Intiict,