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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-14

NJ" GLpCEET.-Our raadris VII sec, hg refer
ing to or advertising cnumn", that Henry Peters
las opened new Grocery store, the corner Of
Third ard kaspborry streets in ths place. The cit
izcus of the lower part Of the town viii no doubt
find it convenient, well Profitable give their
patronage to this new establishment Nj Peters
has large assortment and sells cheap. Give him u
,Gli.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-14

FREIGHr LISE.-Mr. J. ". Brown has lately
purchased the cars and fixtures Of Goodrich & Rich
Irdsou's Freight Line, and i. now delivering goods
MI stations between Philadelphia, sunbury, Dan
,iI!e, Lcwisburg and ShamOkiu. This line has be-.
quite popular for the safety with which goods
re carried ard delivered. MIR. Brown is n good
Ius.ncss man. and the public will be benefited by
pntronizing him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-14

SSOW.-Ou Thursday visited with the
first regular heavy storm Of tho season. The
snow commenced falling rapidly early in the morn
ing and continued all day. All out door business
was stopped by the severity of the storm. SleiShing
will be toicrsLy good, the snow being about 10
inches deep.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-14

ivUNu DEAp.-Qu TUESDAY morning las, Coroner
G-ascy held an inquest over ,he body Of young
roman named Dams Haupt, who was found dead in
ed Il. the residence ut Mr. Townsend Hines, in
axe : additiVn. The jury rendered a verdict that
-4e died from conyu!siyls. She went To hel on
Monday righ. iu apparent good hcath.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-14

DLASNS.-We have printed large number of
blank petitions AMI bonds cG tavern and restaurant
license, for the purpose Of supplying those in the
county wLo intend applying for license al the Janu
nry session @! Court We keep Il iull assortment Of
al, kinds Of legal blanks on hand, neatly printed.
which We sell very cheap.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-14

MAsoNrc.-At the regular quarterly session of tho
Grand Lodge, A. Y. M, held at the Masonic Hall,
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, the 4th inst, the
following persons elected officers Of that body
Richard Yaux, r. W. Grand Master; r. A. Lam.
bsrton, R. W. Deputy @. Master sam'l G Perkins,
X. W. s. @. Warden; Alfred r. Potter, r. W. j.
O. Warden. These officers will be installed on St.
Johns Day, December 9Th, at the Annual Commu-
nication to be held on that day.
AT a regular stated night of meeting of Sunbury
Lodge No 20, A. Y. NJ, held on Wednesday night
last, the following officers elected for the
ing Masonic year. They will be installed on st.
Johns Day, 9th inst w. M, II. X. Goodrich
). w, j Slaymaker J. W, L. NJ Bucher; Sec
retary, John W. Bucher; Treasurer, b. Zetlemoyer.
The W. NJ. was pleased to make the following ap-
pointments &C. s. Wilder, S. D.. William Fetter,
J. D Jacob shipman, $. NJ. c.; Norman S. Engle,
j. M. c.. Robert Mccoy, Pursuiyant WIN. Hoover,
Tyler.
AT regular meeting, recently, OF Milton Lodge,
No 2j6, A. Y. NJ, the following officers elected
TO serve for the ensuing year - W. NJ, William X.
Wcrtman; s. W, L. b. Davis j. W, James ID.
Strine Secretary, r. +. Hatfield; Treasurer, J. II.
Mccormick.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-12-14

Eg-All kinds Ct Books and Stationery not on hand
promptly ordered.
All the Daily anil Weekly Papers and Magazines.
Agent for the American Organ" Also for LA
Roses Hair Restorative, Enamel Of America, and
National Steam Navigation Company
Sunburv. May Is. 1857.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-07


Tke MaDkIEB Qnesfien-
Walter Blown, the present Champion
of American WATERS, has accepted the
challenge of James Hamill, of Pitts
burgh, to row . FIVE mile race on the
Hudson river, and comedies every point
demanded by Hamill. He says thus
briefly, but to the point:
NEw YoRK. August L 5
Editor Hfiks Spirit-Dear Sir BY
the unavoidable detention Of the gem
tleman 10 whom entrusted an accept
ance of Mr.. Hamill's challenge for >
championship race, 4 failed 70 appear in
your last weeks paper I am now here
for the purpose OF giving Mr.. Hamin
and his friends chance to make good
their talk 1 hereby accept james
HakBilf -ehnHenee 10 row a FIVE rzila
race On the Hudson, zflu my monry(Twgi
hundred dollars5 is kerewifh enclosed u
meet an equal amount on the part OF
Mr.. HaEnin. Preliminaries ofthe match
TO be arranged at your ONCE, on such
day as NJ. Haniill or his friends Will
select to meet my representative have
conceded 10 Mr.. Hamill the place OF
rowing, the smounf Of stake money, ana
the distance five niles and viii CON-
eede the championship, if he wins II,
cheerfplly.
Yours truly, WALTER BROWN,
Champion oarsman Of America
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

u'HIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
il Fifteenth Annual Session. Sept ), l56..
TACCLTT:
Rev. y. =. Bittle II. u President and Pro-.
Nor and Int Scieno-.
> { well- a NJ, Prof. Mzth and MAJ Pm.
lo-aphy.
Frv W e Tapce. a. n. Prof Anrient Ian
p ! r. Davis A N Prof Agriculture
snd Mining.
IA. Meorman- Il. D, Lecturer On Anatomy
and Physiology.
and Prin- Prep. Dept
HT Klincer A N Prof Aoaern L.An
TFgMSExpenses IN al dcPzrfDenfs, N
rludtnc boarding tuition. room -rest- iusa ADJ
lights. and iBcidelIals s90S.6o- for fnrtner N
formation. address REV. D. 7. BlTfLE
iulvM S0eD- '6
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The City Conncli mel last evening.
There was not a quorum present in the
Second Branch.
FIRST BRANCH.
A quorum being present, the First
Branch was called 10 order 10y his Hon
or. the Mayer.
The minutes of the two previous
meetings were read and approved.
The order being the consideration Of
the ordinance assessing water tax, said
ordinance. a. amended nv the Second
Branch, was presented.
Tax OF Acheson. Bell 4 Co. reduced
by Second Branch from $500 10 $500.
First Branch adhered TO former action.
Wilson, Dunlevy a Co. from 500 TO
so. Adhered.
Shailcross 4 Terry. from 81 tn sos.
Concurred in.
sprigg Honse, from $50 70 s:2a5. Con
Cured IN.
Mcclure House. from 500 10 s325.
CoDcurred in.
stamm House. from $500 to $50. Con-
CURED in.
Robert Luke, from So to so. Con-
CURED in.
Busby, Little & Co., from $50 TO sla5.
Adhered.
Hemp6eld depot, from $3.50 to 500,
Adhered.
Mcdonald & Mitchell. from Sl25 20 s55.
Adhered.
David Kull. IRON 500 TO So. Ad-
hered.
West Virginia Mining and Manufac-
turing Company. from $3.50 TO $500. Ad-
hered.
E.B. Young. from $40 to SO Con-
CURED in.
Citizens Street Railway Company,
from s. to SIOa. Copcurred in.
Dewey, Vance i Co. from $1,000 to
500. Adhered.
In the case Of Bair i Co, il was
moved to strike out 500 and insert $50.
Carried.
The petition of George Hsrtly, fcrsec-
ond class coffee house license. was laid
on the table.
The petition OF John Thoner & Co.
for second class coffee house license. was
concurred in.
On motion, the petition of John Rou-
scher, for change of license from second
10 first coffee house license. was taken
from the table. and concurred in.
Adjourned.
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Attempt nj burglary

On Monday night at about twelve
o'clock. Mr.. Wolfe, whose store Is second
door below the REGISTER Office, heard
noise at his door, and. thinking that
his dog was scratching" IL the door,
be got ont of bed and opened the back
door. 4 man was standing on the steps,
who affected drunkenness, and he in
ouired OF VT. Wolfe If he could get
some lager beer. The intruder was in
formed that he had awakened the
wrong passenger and Mr.. w. suspect
inc that all was moi right, called 10 his
sor, who slept up stairs, TO bring a
Light. Mr.. Wolfe then proceeded to the
front room-his store room-fOr the pur-
pose Of arming himself, and as be Gu
tered the door leading TO the same he
encountered q man, and Immediately
Crasped the thief by the arm, calling 70
his son 10 hurry with the light The
rogue then freed himself from Mr..
Wolfe's grasp and ran 10 the
back door, and made his escape.
The Inside" thief had effected an
entrance into the house through base
ment window, which had been left open,
a trap having been placed in the win
dow for the purpose OF catching rat
that had been hothering the family for
few nights past The thieves IN
doubtedly understood the situation ex-
actly, and the probability is that the
man At the back door, who pretended 10
be drunk, was 10 occupy the attention
OF the inmates of the bouse, while the
thief inside was 10 effect what Paunder
he could and make his escape from the
basement Of the house. The only thing
that prevented the sncoess Of their
plans was Mr.. Wolfe going into the
front room sfter q weapon! &
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Accident

Yesterday morning about four o'clock
man, about fifty years of age, was
walking on the track Of the Central
Ohio railroad. four or FIVE miles this
size Of GAINESVILLE; a passenger train
coming east, the old man stepped of
the track. far enough, he thought, 10 be
ont of danger, but the engine struck
him on the shoulder, knocking him
some distance. His shoulder was dis
placed, and one leg broken.
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supreme Court Of Appeals.

The supreme Court Of Appeals met
yesterday morning, when the following
business was transacted:
Maxwell. J.. delivered the opinion Of
the Court in the case OF John Cunning
ham RS Henry B. PitZer, from the Cir
cuit Court of Berkeley county, re-
versing the Judgment Of the Court
below
Brown. J., delivered the opinion of
the Court in the case Of Bean Nenable
and others ~. u. Coffman and Others,
from the Circuit Court Of Greenhrier
county. affirming the judgment Of the
Court below.
The Court then adjourned until the
next regular session, which will con-
yene on tbe second Thursday in Jan
nary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-07

By visionary and hombastic state
meuts, but when purchasing sewing
machine get the best, uosi simple and
reliable IN use. The Grover & Baker
celebrated family machines have been
tested in Europe and America and the
many premiums and testimonials award
cd them warrant ms in saying they are
the best machines manufactured, for
plain sewing. hemming, stitching, EN-
BRolpEErNG and brsiding. Call at Ok
toby a. DufBeld's jewelry store, los
Main street, and make yeur purchases
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In tive u..a. Of lht sheriff

4 notice is posted upon the door OF
Downs 4 divers saloon. Oh Monroe
street, signed by the Sheriff, stating
that the contents of said house will be
sold al auction on August l., AL per-
sons having business" al that place will
find that they can be pleasantly &c
eommodated two OF three doors above
IL Johnny Warnafeldt's.
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Gravel Reefs.

Gravel Reefs.
Mr.. George crnmbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water
The tar used is put through . process
that frees il from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great the heat If VII
not run. Ii is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks Of
the best quality, snd fsz sale at the low
est rates This roofing has stood q test
Of fifteen years in Pittsburg. Mr.. {.
may be addressed through she Wheeling
post once, - jy-sesn.
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sfaie owes virginia

\. RICHARDSON. So. fa C0mPlGinansA.
snE3-oarsf
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FOR SALE

.,,-r r-N,pyC>IGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
one rupt-..d and eighty sCre- of Land, stu
lIsJ N Wetze! county, ". Va, about seven
!, e. from he county seat, New MarffnsFlne
a. the Ohio rIver .rTl acres Of which Is cleared
I'd ~ iOr fencing purposes small o'chAad and a
.rt.U harse \ l~a icity-e.ghi sDrvs " cotton
nd ss-Uara within one mile ~ New Martins
lie we:ze, ooruty, 1rGnfinE cn the rIyeI, on
,;ch is ls.rsttsd 4 good lwO-siory house worth
,,rr - JA0 LoSEPHCS CLARK.
,pnly "a JOSEPHCS CLARK, New Martins
.ie Geiael county, wa feba2-dSW
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TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MIN

Who have injured tbemaslrus by . CERTAIN prss
tee iDdulr-d in vbsn alone a bAhdt hcQoantly
laarDs.d ron evil ouiupanions or nt school ths
eAacfs 81 which aFs nightly felt e~ea when
asleep and II moi ourcd rrnourN marriage I'M
r,ossli.la and destroys b0tA mind and boaJ
should apply iraDs1lAtely.
What 4 pity that Young nlAn, the hope 81
his ooHpsrs. he darling ui Bis paren;a shoaid
,,s snAtobed ffpu al pI1sprcts AID eH1oymnnt-
q. life - tbe onnsegBeDoes q asvlGilsg frun
the path a. nature and indnlgdng As ; certain
-~~r-'t habit surh p--~Ous nnst, hsforv eOp
ss-,r.laTfwr
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BY the Use ef
CHASTEllARS
White Liquid Enamel,

UNOI IMPROVING AND BEACTIfYING
II the complexion - :.
n.e Tor riyipr the skfn q beautiful Paarl-h ke
I'm, thai Is eslly found in youth. J; quickly re
moves Fan. Frrckles. Pimplcs Biotehes. METH
Patches SaIowns-s, Erup1ons ana Al nnyur-
1ies ~ the akin. kindly healing the same. icT.
me the skiu white and clear ~ AlShaster. lts
p-e ear not lee deteCted by the closest scrut1ny
and being q vegetable pFrparstlcn u perfectly
harmless II is the Unly article Ot the KIND
nsea bv the French. and j. considered by the
Parls!an A. Indispensable "a q perfect toilet
towards NJ 10 OOs lottles were sold during the
mast wear = sufficient guarantee ot il ethcscy.
Price only - CENTS SEM l'y mat pos pad on
.-oesrt OF at order. by
BERGER SHIFTS 4 Co, Chemists
AZ River ST. Troy, v. !.
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In tins department every student VII b. thor
0ughly drilled in esnh Of thea various business
with all their details The stndeprs acting -
business men, receive letter. o-tlerS, t@leEr1us
Ar purchase and sell merchandise Rr+roc 90
their banking inlares1s- deposit ED0Dav, pat
freghts, ke-: al being oOuplsssd and earTsed ar
BIZ and among themseires Tins preparing then
- 81 oboe III any sitnstion thai may Ger,
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4 uERICAN
r, oorrrsry b, DOW fully prepared 70 furni.h

r.. 'orrary b, DOW fully prepared 10 furnish
LEAD PENCILS
rOrAL Q~.IITT TO TIE BEsT BRANDS
be COMPANY has taken rrea; pains, and IL
Wed d .a~Ce capital n firing ny tbeI; tsC''
rs and nov al The AMERICAN Fl BLlt ~
2 . lb..i pencils fan u-al
\ 81. s--.r-s N, CRATES RI NANJFaCTJEEI.
c.. care ra- be-. bestowed - the mauntas-
r. &C 90! sup-rl"- TFNA-uN uEAW'N' PENCILS.
S3r-r.4.y yrrIEIgv, IHT ;ht E-- @. LhE.iietrs-
ArrLi'.-rt-. 1rTi-ts. AZ.
Il complete assortment constantly GU hand u
o. --d al fan terms 10 the trade - thelr whole
sal, s.JcsrCou.
No p JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
The pencils sre "a h. had AZ al principal Sta
fiur,.-~ and Motion dealers
Ask FOR AS.T gICAN LEAD Pencil
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NOTICE,

HATING ASSOCIATED WITH M y
III the Liquor business, Casper koiIn, Tho
nan, and s;vle as the IrIn WI lee - k-Im A
.9ro
.r"rasv give notice that aesIre al peTsnis
navsuc jGils scBiDSt me "a present them lmlnsdl-
s.Fe.y aud thuSe indebted 20 Tne vii please call
apc site - ] wish o. close Al nv accounts n
%. = r,sssihlr SIMON KEN
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Death .rn Promisep, Pi,.surgher

The Pittsburgh papers of Monday
morning contain the announcement OF
the death of Mr.. Andrew Fulton, ST.,
the weu-knovn Bell Founder" which
event took place in that city Sunday
evening last. Mr.. Fulton had for over
fifty years been engaged in manufac-
turing bells-estabhshed the first ioun-
dry il the Western country. He Was 3
man Of great industry. frugal, enter
prising, charitsble, and though very
unassuming man. traly one Of natures
neblemen."
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4 CARD.

sI'HL M,LUEE HOUSE Has CHANGED
i hauds- The prOpriciOrs have lnus been
kuowu IL the travelling pubic.
The han-e j. undergoing Thorough repairs and
II h, on. 81 the trsi class hotels 81 tht ooJID-
az.
Ne vi, S;udy 70 please and hope 10 merit .
: eva. -uR-- O. he pubhC patronage
MALLONEE MORRIS & Co
,f1-,hrg W. Va, April 4. IsGs-sPr6-r
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Adjournment Of the Supreme Court
or Appeals

The supreme Court Of Appeals ad-
journed Yesterday. We desire 70 take
this Opportunity Of expressing our SIN
cere thanks 10 the genial and affahle
CLERK, Mr.. SylvaDus W. Hall, for the
courtesy and kindness extended to sin
the making MP of our reports Of the pro-
ceedings OF this Court. When we have
occasion 10 visit Fairmont-where Mr..
Hall resides-we will drop in and take
tea with him
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NOTICES.
NOTICE,

fI,TT FIRM or ". :. Colts a co. WAS
dissolved on the 18th ms by mutual COZ
-: Isaac cts ~ Withdrawing from the
Sa-lt The business % the late TIM viii be
-.ttled by " !. Cots All persuHs knowing
themselves indebted are requested 70 cal and
,.r;i- and lh0Sr having claims aca-Es; tht firm
present them fsr VIymOnt.
ISAAC COTS 81
W. J. Colts
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Wheeling July 20

riaviuc I'm dsy taken INTO coiarJDershlp
~, G.. ~ Cots We VIII continue the Whole
sale ,,roaerv Produce and Commission business
luder Tie. ti-m name Of W i. COTS 4 CO. a.
-, old sand Thanking the publ ier then
heretofore liberal patronage, VIZ hope 10y close
An cartt ia attention 70 business 10 merit con
finusuoe o: ere SAINT. vi. COTS
-.T41U: C. W. COTS.
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INSU IL nee.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING
INCORPORATED IN 1881.

TAKES RISKS AT TEE LOWEST RATES
/ on Buildings OF al kinds, Steamboats,,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against al
dangers offending the transportation Of goods
on rivera seas lakes canals and -nilTODds-
Il CRANGLE. President.
JOHN c. HERYEY, Secretary.
rIRBCToRs:
RoberI Cr2ngle, John Reid
Rober1 Morrison ! DalEsl
s Brady, Wm.G BATtellt.
John Donlon. j. ID. Du Bois-
n The company nAs removed 70 the u<bce-
TP STAIRSin the Insurance Building,
nexi dnor to the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance viii Ne promptly
attended 10 nv the President o. Secretary.
novljdly
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Returned

The well known h0telisI IL West
Wheeling, Mr. jacob Mazier, has recent
" returned from Europe. He left this
city for Germany last April, and during
bis absence paid visit 10 the Paris
Exposition, and Mr.. n. brought home
With him some delightful euriosities.
We should like 10 taste them.
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Police Court

Charles Harry was arraigned before
the Police Court yesterday morning for
using abusive and indecent language 10
a lady in Centre Wheeling. He was
fined one dollar and costs.
Ebenezer Sawyer, for creating. tumult
and disorder. was fined five dollars and
costs
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TruS, sale OF n Valuable Lot.

DY VIRTUE OF ! DEED OF Trust
ID executed N me by the BRnE o. the NJ
e. u Virginia, GESed The l9ta DAY q! haTca
st. and nov Oh record in the Recorder ofiiss
II OHIO County, in Deed Book ~ psge La I
vii sell al puhhc anctiOn - the hlEhe-i Abo
urSi bidder II the front d"oI ct the C"al. .
Eou=e on Thursday, the sIh day o. AuHusa
,5-n,.r 81 Tsl-th and John streets n the city
81 Wheeling. Terms Of sale cash of A ID ID
option Df the purthaser. oae-thrd N cash ane
lie balance in eoual .u~talutsnIs o. nine and
eighteen months with interest," from 'a'' -
n n BRENT Trustee
.,,1,-,.,9 hN LAM 4 PAUL
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Sic b
ELEGANT BIBIE.-On Saturday last
We we're shown a most elegant Bible,
the property of Mr.. Thos Cocksyne,
which certainly sHrpasses anything OF
the kind in the city. The book Is call
ed Browns self-intsrpreting Bible. Be-
sides the text printed in NEST clear and
beautiful type, II contains An extensive
introduction on the night uDdersi and
ing of the 0racles of God, chronology
cal index and very full notes at the bot
tom of each page. The binding Is OF
the very best, the size abont Il by 10
inches. In this book Mr.. Cockayne has
a treasure which all the unsunned heaps
Of wealth lying at the bottom Of the
sea. could not purchase from hlm-(@c)
-IEituieeRoer Of Tuesday.
We have no doubt that our (sic.l
friend, Tommy Cocayne, has very ele-
CANT Bible, and we know of no sne who
would put TO better use that treasure
than this gentleman lsie.) But we were
yesterday shown Bible, folio, which
we think ecilpses it (sic.) 1t is owned
BY Chief Justice Schultz, OF kItehle-
town, and is bound with Turkey moroe-
CO. This gentleman received the bind
ing from Bremen, ii costing ten dollars
per foot. The Bible cost Mr.. Schultz
eighty-fve dollars. (sio,) and is the
same size of the one noticed by oar
neighbor, but il is much more ele-
gantly finished and valuable Book. 1t
has photographic album for the
likenesses OF members OF the family.
We 90 Dot know Of Two gentlemen in
greater need OF these Books (s;e than
the two who now possess them. In
this book Nj. Schultz has treasure
(which all the unseened heaps of wealth
lying at the bottom of the sea could
mot purchase from him-(@r.)
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Academic Department.

This dapartne1s a. yTnde-fhs ~ perIn7endeDos
az 7 2 ELAKELY. L A. ard kzs DoeB 0JDeBe6
with the risw Of aSgrdinE - such Guoez1s
rnay desire Il A Oyporpc1ity % peT1ecrinE then
selves IN Cba-e trzocArs u etrczf1a net IssEzsly
rzust1 N HuEinass CoLsEus- Eaz1 sl1aenlN a.
can Efu-d tie tina - paas tErUuEh = np1rps N
th.s dapartDeuf may berr 6hSEtn 3 th0rsagh
RngIi.h NafhenanficAl and ClAssczl ecueE.iSn-
ne sySien 81 inStruotion y1rsne1 10 . tbaruuzh
md mos snorsesfal 0ne. and tie Principal q
the department Cal oonnae1tlJ Hypeal - 40
pass success and his V-esent patrons ~ the
Etrunresf and Sess q ifs rpoOzzr1ennKfi1as
Comns1cizl STUDENTS az admitted n ~ Bn<.
iish elnrze- vStbsuf extra sharr-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-07
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

SNTEKN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
- 40 M l2e feet on the wesi side Of Pennsyi.
vania street and east side Of BrGsswas, lanes
Island Ifthe above property Is not sold by the
IGfh day Of August VII Offer the same n pub
Tic sale.
TEENS OF SAII-Half cash: balance credit Of
one and two wears. purchaser Of purchasers
riving band wlfh e0Sd security fgE defernrd
uavmertS. tfft JOSEPH SEYBoLD.t
suLtd I. RE- NtEN18 IS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-07
EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR.
CHASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINAT0R! :.

Fer RenseN IN HupfVa1o3s "f-
ss>n THE LADIES ESPECIALLE THIS N
valuable depilstory recommends itsesii n nt-
frr m almost indispensable article 70 1emaae
henuf- l. easily applied, does not burn OF ID
-, m. slyir bllt acts directly an the roots II
h warranted 20 rcr,cve Eup-rhu"us hair from
lev fnrsheads ~ from any part Of the boGy
enrppie:elv totally and radically ext-TTsuns The
same leaving Jbe skin sSst. Emcsth ano natural
/. ,,s only reai erf-tral depilstery in eusseHee-
pro - cents per rsckACe -e-nt postpaid, to any
S5fr,,ss On receipt ~ az ,'rNier by
FFpcyE. SHIFTS 4 CO, Chemists
~. EiysT ST. Troy. y. \.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
Eisiter.-

. kfsat&rs.
A number of Philadelphia tiremen are
paying visit 10 the fremen in Pitts
burgh. and are enjoying fine time.