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Gravel Roof.

eEANtA noSh~-
Mr.. George Crumbasker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work 10 give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through a process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great the heat, it will
not run. 1t 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, aud fol- sale at the low
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fftees years in Pittsburg. Mr.. c.
may he addressed through the Wheeling
pest Office. Jy-2O-2m.
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A Grand Picnic

Will be given at Claysville, Pa, fol
the benefit of the Catholic Church, OF
Wednesday 21st instant. All are re
spectfully invited, aud pleasant DAY
promised. \ band will be in attendance
All the refreshments of the season car
be had on the grounds. Excursion
trains will leave Washington at 9 anC
Wheeling at 10 o'clock \. NJ, returning
at $50 P. VI. Come one, come all.
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The sproal Murder.

The trial of John Bird and Thomas
Whitaker, of Pittsburgh, for murder,
commenced in Washington. Pa, yester-
Day fMonday.)
The facts concerning the horrible
murder of the old man David Sproul,
at his residence in Washington county,
about fourteen miles from Pittsburgh,
must be still fresh in the minds of our
readers. II will be remembered that on
the night of the 18th of March last, three
men visited the house where resided
Mr.. Sproul and his aged sister. They
demanded money, and on the old man
remarking that he 81 would know them
again two of them rushed at him, one
with knife and the other with pair
of tongs. When found, Mr.. Sprouts
skull was smashed. and an opening as
from dirk from near his ear TO the
brain. The old lady was taken up stairs
and tied to bed post, after which the
Nllidlls E1nSAShcN tue muse luA HiOhSyF
but got for their horrible deed but the
paltry sum Of one hundred and sixteen
dollars The murder was not discovered
until about four O'Clock the next after
noon, when a neighbor called at the
house. found the old man weitering
in his blood and his sister
tied to the bed in room above
When the news of the horrible affair
got abroad the excitement was very
great throughout the county. Relatives
of deceased offered one thousand dol.
lars reward for the arrest Of the muir
derers, and subsequently the Commits
sioners Of Washington county offered
reward Of three hundred dollars each
for their arrest and conviction. Atfirst
the. only cine to the propetratois was
that three men were known TO get of
the evening accommodation train. on
to-day, al Mcdonald Station, six miles
west of Noblestown. and proceed in the
direction of Sprouts house. They were
passed on the road by physician, but
he paid no particular attention to them.
Subsequently, to the murder they were
tracked in the snow over a field to the
house. The murder was committed
about eight o'clock in the evening. One
of the eut-throats wanted to kin the
old lady, but another cried out, 20 no,
California Joe, let her live
Alderman Strain and officers Hayne,
wilmeut and Brown, of Pittsburg, at
once set about working up the case, and
after many searches and inquiries they
came 10 the belief that some Of the
professional thieves Of that city had
some knowledge if not participation in
the affair.
Accordingly, late on the night of the
eighth of April, . descent was made ON
the Irwin House, which at that time
Was q known resort for thieves. Il re-
shifted in the arrest of but one Of the
men lsoked for, John Bird and the OH
eers were mack cfagrined at learning
that smother and IL Is supposed . pria-
eipal enc, had len there hat . short
time previouS Daring the next after
noon, another arrsst was made On Fifth
street, the prisoner being one Thomas
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AFev word. fer You.

Take enough time to-day to enjoy a
few moments of pleasure in listening to
the sweet strains OF 4 Steihway piano
at Sheib's Music Store. Bear in mind,
too, that you can have the same sweet
eoneourse of sounds about you all the
while, by buying one OF Steinway's in,
comparable pianos of Mr.. Sheib.
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Read and Reject.

We have used Grover 4 Bakers No.
Machine for two years in our coach fac
tory. and have finally laid by the Singer
Machines, which we formerly used, pre-
ferring yours decidedly, for all kinds OF
carriage work-from dashboard 70
the finest cloth.
BrsBY, LITTLE & Co. Carriage Makers
Per Z. HAYES. HkssliHg, " IG.
FEB. 10, lc6..
This HOME TESTIMONY is fitting tri-
butte to these celebrated machines Call
at Oxtoby 4 Duffield's Jewelry Store
and see machines and fine display ot
everything in the jewelry line.
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Whiskers and Mustaehes {.

EoRCED TO Grow UPON THE SMOOTH
I e.; face in from three % Eve weeks byustnc
Dr.. SEyIGNES RESTAURATETR CAPPl-
LAIRE the mast vOaaerfEl AisooSery N IrAisru
science, actfng upc1 the Bezr1 and Hair In n
aln0st miraculous manner. II has been used by
the elite Of Paris and LsRdoa with tie ms.
tztterirg success. Names Fl al purchasers VII
Be registered and II entire sarisfzr.ica L n0s
given IN every instance. the MONEY VIII teeheer-
fully rSfundea Price BY uzfi sealed 1nd post
paid 81 Descriptive eirc1larS and teszinSeia ls
nafIsd free Aaa-sss BEEGER SHUTS 4
CO. Chemists. Eo. 50 River Street Trey. v.
Y Sole agents for the United States
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For RailrosiIug. S:s4RboatinE BznkIng. &c, a.
IN ulEuy other Colleges, and stadsnt- from . Dis
tancs vii knd thai Wheeling a the chcaDes;
and best point AZ which % attend a BustB~s-
College. Boardiag the chief iteua- belnG sJa
sidierably lOEertkaa in 4 larger city
For oGr College NaBihly and CirCalzTs too
tairinZ every particular. and tor Specimens II
writing and 50HrlShrnE zfdre<s
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Justice sebuitE' Court.

The following cases were brought be-
fore Justice Schultz, of South Wheel
ing, during the past week:
On August 18th, John Devine, for
creating disturbance of the peace. was
fined i've dollars and costs.
John Peters. for creating 4 disturb
ance and loosely hourishing butchers
knit. was fined five dollars and costs.
David Garyin was arraigned before
the Justice on two charges, and was
held to bail in the sum of two hundred
dollars for his appearance this morning.
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Member Of the ROSAl College Of SarrS0ns Lou.
ton, graduate rum one Of the most sripsn;
Colleges In TIE [ altei states, and the greater
Of London, Paris PhiladclpAiA and slsssh.rc,
has elected sons ef the noSt EstsuishinR erres
that were ever known Many truuhlea with
rin EinS IN ths kead and ear WIEN asleep gr,.t
nerv0asness, being alarmed az suiaLsu -sunds
hashfnineAs, with feqsaat bi1shtag. attsndsd
sometimes vith arrangement Of niRl, were cur.
ed Immediately.
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Mineral Spring Waters.

Empire, Congress, Star Spring. and
Columbia Water, from Saratoga, Blue
Lick, Kissingen, Yichy, Marienbad, Pyr-
mont, also genuine imported Bitter
Water (Kissingen)-all fresh from the
springs-for sale at z. Bookings Phar-
macy. No. l Odd Fellows Hall
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR.
CHASTELLAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINAT0R!

Fer Remeviog SDps Taness hnir.s
TO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS IN
II valuable depil4-sEy recommends itseif 20 DC
Ing an almost indispsnsah1e article TO fensIe
lure he skim bat aifs directly % the roots. II
/. warranted 70 rs1ove sapernaOus hstr, from
low fureheaas. % from any part Of the eoty,
coupletely. tstzIly and radically exrirpsting the
sane leaving the skia soft smooth and natural
This IS the only article 1.sa y the Freneh, and
Price Is cents per package, sent postpaid, 20 my
address on rsceips q an eulsr II
BKRGKR sHtTfS 4 CO. Chemists.
90 IS Evex 81. Troy. n Y.
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Emitted s,a,e. Pa,e.r..

The following is among the patents
issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending August 18th.
l567, bearing that date:
james NJ. Dillon, of Wheeling, West
Va, for Improvement in steam genera
tor.
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Profes.sr White,

State Superintendent of Public
Schools, returned TO the city yesterday,
after visiting the counties of Upshar,
Lewis, Doddridge and Richie. The
Professor speaks in very fattering terms
of the increasing interest manifested in
public school matters.
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Personal.

The Reverend Charles Mcclellan.
licentiate OF the West Virginia
Presbytery, and late of the city OF
Wheeling, and who has been IN charge
of the Presby teriaz congregation IN this
place for the past few months, has gone
20 Princeton to finish his theological
course. His time was divided between
the Presbyterian congregations of this
place and Gallipolis- Last Sunday he
preached his last sermon in this place,
which was listened TO by large num-
Der Of our citizeus. Although Mr.. Me-
Clellan was here but a short time, by
his kind, affable and unassuming man
ners, as weu as by his fine practical ser
mons, he won for himself the esteem
and admiration OF the citizens Of Point
Pleasant and Gallipolis to an extent not
e1celled by any other young man. His
departure is greatly regretted by his
many friends, and whose best wishes
accompany him.-McssR Co. Journal.
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Hot Weather.

Hot Weather.
And sparkling ice cold soda water, 90
well together. So say those who drink
the choice soda water made by Odbert,
end OF stone bridge. Only one dollar
for p tickets. H-tf
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Reject hat sand mind and body AZ, Tie
most uF'-s--lry REQUISITES % prvuOte con N bt.l
kAppins-s, lufsed without the.s TIE Sournsv
through LIE bscDmca q weary pileTina<s, tho
prospect hourly dAfkens 10 The vtsr, ths nlnA
becorGes sh4laEsi ziia despair zAd aIIeA rttk
u. melancholy rghsStiaa that the happiness &c
An0thsE 0econles blIghtssi Nith oar aHn
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Police Court.

Police Court.
Edward Sawyer (colored), for making
An assault on Mary Brown (colored), was
fined one dollar and costs.
William L. Wells was arraigned for
assaulting Frank ". Taylor, but the
case was dismissed ct the compliments
cost.
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R.ilr..s Aceide.s.

We regret to learn that an accident of
q distressing and fatal character occur
red on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at Rowlesburg, Preston county, OF Fri
day night. Full particulars have not
reached u.s. We only know that two
men, residents of Rowiesburg, while at
tempting to get on q passing train, were
thrown beneath the cars and killed.
Both were married, and one of the de-
ceased was the father of Ave children.
Such terrible occurrences as the one we
now chronicle are becoming very fire.
quent-too much so for the comfort of
the travelling public and it is time the
proper responsibility was located.
d. d
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Camp Meeting.

Camp Meeting.
4 camp meeting, under the auspices
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is TO
be held on the old Castleman's camp
ground, near Bethany, commencing on
the 29th inst.
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ID csc Ball.

Bsse Ball.
There was a match game Of base ball
played yesterday between the Fearless.
of ST. Clairsville, and Jockey, Of Wheel
ing, on the grounds of the Enterprise,
which resulted in the easy victory Of
the latter. The following is the score ::
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The Gather

The Weather
The weather affords an Item. After
enduring very hot day, yesterday, We
were visited by delightful shower last
evening. '+-
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~ PAETICTLAR NoTICr

Or J afdrCSsss AZ thoss Nho have injured
themselves ~ improper tndulyrEos and soiitAry
ha5its Ehch ruiu bOth bady and ztnd Ssnfs IAN 4
tESa tor ether aV1stn"Ss, study. sO.iety %
marUia--.
Thc-.- are some u the sad and mechanically II
ferts produced 5y early habits Of yOath viz
Weakness Of the Bark 1Bd Links Pans IN tn.
/ Head. UiTnrss - sight, lie. of AgSrnlAr Pou
p ~ Palp tstlpH " Tie Heart Dyspepsia Nervous
I IuItabtlity D~rAngvneut Il tie Digestive Pun
. tiOn-- GeEsTlsl Do6ility SYMPTOMS q COusump
tJ0n a..
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NOTICES
NOTICE.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN
lie LiguoE CUISINES, Casper klein tae
aanls and style - the 6-m viii ~ : Keim s
Bro.
hereby give notice that desire al persons
aavinZ bills against me t. present them tmmedl-
Ate,v AID those indebted 70 NE VIII please call
and settle ~ wish "a eiose All my accounts aS
,o.,n A. possible. SIMON KEN.
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FOB SALE

,,,ryF U-NDEESIG NED OFFERS kuR SALE,
., E,,,.rrr.t and Eighty acres OF and- stu
=, :, W. ,oauty. ". Va, about seven
- =. r-, rUuats eat. New MArtinsvllle,
- ~ Db -rrrr .rty acres Of which Is cleared
and :, f,,r frHc'n- purposes small OrcnAad and
'-,.!1 l,r... At-.a. toTty-eiGht acres Of bottom
- s'r.f.s within one mile OF New Martins
- W--,-r county ironJins on the river, on
shich : !o.at-r,' 4 god two-story hOlse worth
.b,,T,t q 5.-.. JOSEPHCS CLARK.
Apply 20 IOSEPHCS CLARK New Martins
lie. WetEel county. WA fe6Sad&w
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A Call.

The former students, patrons and
friends OF Prof. I. I. Hitchcoek's old
West Virginia Business College are re-
quested to meet at College Hall, late
Union Hall, Main street below Monroe,
this tuesday, evening, Goth inst, at
II o'clock. MANY STUDENTS
WHEELING, August %, 1867.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN IFS
Il Fifteenth ANIMAL Session. sept 3 ISL.
RACCLTT-
Rev. q. T. Bittle, ID. D. President and Pr0f.
Nor. and Int. Scienc-.
:. c. Wells. A. NJ ProE Marh- and Nat. Phi
lO-opky.
Rev W 2 Touea. A. NJ Prot Ancient Ian
EuAges and Literature. CO..
Erv. y. B. Davis a NJ PrOf- Agrieaiture
aud Mining
u Norman, " D.. Lecturer 90 Anatomy
and Physiology.
L. r HeTlx1d AN. ASH Prot Languages
aud PKin- R1P Dept
J.R- Hnisan- A. N Asst Prep. Dep1.
TERMS-Expenses IN all aeparsn1ents in
ending boarding, tuition. rOornrent- fuel and
Hshts and insidentAls, Sa6A So For further in
formation. ad1ress REV ID. Z. BtffLE.
inix4l Salem Va
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INNINGS.
PINS MADE EACH INNING.

5
Jockey II &c
Fearless o 0S
Pass baJls-Sauvageot s Hubbard, =.
Flies ezusht-JoeEey, Z; Fearless. 2.
Flies naissed-Jockey, = Peerless u.
Cmpire-Kit Cxrsoa-
Scs1rer-Ssln tuu-
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EVERETT HOUSE.

North side OF L niou fHrk- ~ n
n AIS HOUSE = KEPT on The EC
Il rap.an plan il IA within three minutes
de fhy h0TSs ~4rsi u The New Haven
~ .rua. DepSJ. convenient 70 Al the pClncl pal
p 49, Of ln-j.seInen and tOy Summer travellers
.-'l o. :Jcrd the coolest Hotel n The city.
Ever ROOM : provided 9Th running E4te-.
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HOTELS.
Pember1on House Reopened.

THE UNDERSIGNED G4yISG PCR-
L chased ard thoroughly renovated and neEiy
-l-n.she.l this oti popular House, 90 Water 81
ne ! nox prepared 20 sntsrtAIn the public in
n. h.-St manner No etfpr-' will - spared to
aNr b. Eu-st- comfortable.
30 LOUIS LTNGANAS.
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fhe Ininnctiou Case

The hearing of the injunction case OF
Dewey, Vance Il Co., which was set for
yesterday, was postponed until to-day
at 10 o'clock.
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NORWAY

Iron Manufacturing Company,
GFFICE AND WAREHOUSE FoOT OF
oF0rth ssrset nznHfzetnrers ufNNCTS
BULTS Washes essl Alsog al kfnSs q
TACKS KRADS FESSHING. SHOE md
HUNGARIAN NAILS JOE MACHINE
sszted ana On Teols naks - oriisr.
nare61n ~
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SWAMI HOUSE,
PAkkERSBJ KG, ". VA
rrHE ONLY RIRsT Class HO

i TEL 10 The city and the most conveniently
located ~ o. the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-
l4r-sd And newly Fitted up. Water IS drawn
fron the Ohio River By Steam suction, forced in
: tank On JSp 0t the building from which the
aouse i ,appJieI With PURE SOFT WATER
Il = heated tGrOughOu with steam and AL the
a4a-.rru improvements attached
BIS NgSsEArX and attention THOROUGH
ulrlIlv J.wM- DENT, Proprietor
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FOR SALE.
valuable Coal Property for
Sale.

AN AUT doRIZED TO SELL oNE.HALt
i u the Archibald i POole's coal properly, stt
uate, On the Ohio river south Of and iH,
the city limits This property consas's VI 80
Iae. two and three Of the B"s-s tArth, s"'- .I-.
with coal earS sc-eeuiR- apparatus ana erSls
80, ,ecsss1- - - "a the coal business up
- 90. I - - THOS. OBRIEN,
Real Estate AgenL
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Cos,ar,. Buck,horn SaIve.

NOR Burns. WOUNDS, SORE NIPPLES,
i &c.
Co.tar- Corn Solvent. for Corn. BIaions.
Warts. sc.
Costars Preparation Of Bitter Sweet AID Or
InZs blossoms, FOR beaztityInZ tie complexion
and removing FFeckisS. Pmplss. SC
C0>tArs Bishop Pulls. a sarr CI-s FOR 4 ID.
ache.
C0-tar's PectOral Cough Rsu-dv AL
Cos.Ar Rat and Reach E1tsFmInSJ9r. 5Cst
received ADD igr ole by C. Z. UDBERI
End u Storr Bridge.
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WANTS.
WanIed--A Partner

w or n,crr in a well established trade. To a
znod business mln such chance ! seldom Of
Tered For particulars address Put Othce Box
= Wb.r.iuE We; Va aug awd
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G0FFEE.---- -
1KnRAGs RsIMR To cHoHCx,
lou IN starA snd far sA,e b, 1880
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Gee X. Taylor & Go.
Are offering great bargains IN dry
goods.
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J. CREAsEE. Principal.
WHEELING, W. VA.
ANTHOLOGY.
The World ASt0niShed
GTTEK WogDEzyUL RETELlTIoNs NLnE 81
TIE GREAT ASTROLOGIST.
MADAME n. a. PERRIGO

CHE REVEALS SECRETS 80 MORTAL
- ever knew. She restores r. kzppfnes. tbs-s
Who fruz1 dol-fai events. cstaSrrOpEss, eTus<ss
N lsye loss Of relations an hls1dA To- q
Money ar have BECOME 6sspOnds1L So
bEinzs together those JOlZ sePar1ted, gives IN
fU-u1zriJn eOEcsr1iaZ zh-sut friends OF loTers-
restores IoE+ OF stolen pruPsr-y. tells yea the
bzsiness yea are best qzEaaea @ pursle and u
Ehst yoa XII - Rost szccsssfai. causss sDeecT
u1arrtlzes AID teIls ygl TIE vgTy dzy y0l VII
urar-v gives waite Harn-. EkeEesE 1ld ch1r7c-
tr-r<sies Of The PERSIA She reafts ysur very
rhs1Ehfs and b her Almost sEDerzafar1i
voEers uEEgis TIE dark AID hidiea nystsTiss
81 ~ fEtaTps FEnsn NE stzrs re ~ - the
E-nIzeat-tis- Hzai-Ec stars tha= g~rr-ozze 81
pre1gmiz1re IN tie cszrEura-lgz-frp1a tn a.
Fecss and Fosi-iazls % the Plznrts azd the fEed
SzaEs n ths kszFeEs a. tie lime Of ETTa, sac de-
6zces tie frtu1e destiny x ma F4l aos =
euusriI the CRATES Astgpioziss "a szrtk Il
costs yen BAT rriae zzH "a nay nsTsF aCztz
lave - faT0rabie a 0ypoFtUztty- C9ns1lIzIssa
Zee. EitE Eksness and az d-Sir.d iakSr1ztioa o.
Psrfies Eviaz az Q aistzuce al o0Eszh TIE
Mzdzne by-Eaal With esaal sAsety and szfisf1s-
tea % rhe1selysz. a. II IN persoz- fnu sad
eEplic5t ehSTt, STitsea ext Via Al i1qziriea an
s1erei Ard Eksr=ss e-ei0sec- ssUt b AL On n
ceipz q prize Above EIe1tiGced ne strse,es.
seerHy VII BE maintained, a1si al eorYespOad-
sucs rEf1rze4 % Destroyed KEfs-szass q fks
hiZkest 07csE f1TzHked thoss Ss=irizE fks.a
Erits plainIy the DAY q the a0sth and The year
In vkich yuu we're bGrn, eEeiosiaS sal iock
sf kzir
AAtrss. NGpAln 4 A-FERRIGO
20 DExEE 20 BCyFaIo. n Y
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rEVING MACHINES

GIVING hACHlNEs-
- Agents wanted everywhere % >~ll oar low
5Tls-i friIy licensed machines send tor oul
Circular. SHAW i CLARK. = ". Co, B.dde
fgy,' Name ROyl4ly
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YOUNG MY

Who have J,jartd themselves b a certain prae-
tioe indalZrd In when alone a habit frsaasntly
learned fFuui evil csmpaniaBs. % AZ seheoi thu
effects u which Arr nizktiy f~lL syaa vixen
asleep, ADD 4 Dot cured rvRders marriage i'm
.hOuld apply Immediately.
What pity thai young msn the hnps Of
his eOgntry. tas daEHHg q BIZ parents, .kSald
b s7at1hsd frBm AL prv-Psetz Aad saDoyuseat.
oi life b TIE consequence u dsyiatiag froul
the path q n1tUre and iRduiging IN . certain
ssorrt habit SAGA psrsons must bs6sFe ona-
tamRiatllE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-20
SPRIGG HOUSE,

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-20
PRIVATE SALE.

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al sales Of Real Estate, Ssecks .6e.- 4e- both
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-06-27
Miscellaneous Items.


 Twenty years ago, the coming Governor or California, George c. Gorham, who hal Just received the nomination from the Re publlcans was news carrier at New Lon don, and getting his schoolin g by his owr exertions
 There are two hundred Shakers at En field, N. H., and they are worth two hun :. dred thousand dollars.
 A pardon was issued on Thursday to ex rebel General Long=street Among the names appended to the apphca tion for this pardon was that of General Grant and oth- CT officers of the army, and many Sena- tors and Represen tatives, some of whom were also personally applicants to the Pres ident for the same pardon.
 Napoleon and Victoria have written to Secretary Seward, urging h1m to interpose in behalf of Maximilian
 A Chicago paper thus sums up the re- suits of Hancock's s campaign: "After marching eleven hundred cavalry eight hundred miles, with prodigious transpor- tatlon trains, he succeeded in capturing one old Sioux with broken leg. and an idiotic Cheyenne girl'
 A portion of the Senatorial excursion party, while on their western trip, ascend ed to the top of Pilot Knob, the iron mountain, and George Francis Train mounted boulder of solid iron on the very summit, and delivered one of his pe- culiar speeches on protection to American industry.