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= FARM.

Situated directly at the Cross Roads, one mile west Of
MOorUn, about 80 OF land, all cleared
and u high state OF cultivation, having been lined
and manured heavy iOr the last Fl teen years. aEd now
produces the finest cOpsOf wheat cOn oats and gross
of any lands in this county. The improvements
sist IN two story frame dScling I6x32 feet, with
shed kitchen attached stable. granary, cribs, cow
shed, all IN complete order; water excellent.
There is also Store House erected on he cor
ner. 2Ox20, twOsory high, wnh grocery attached all
in complete order THIS is one Of the best stands for
a country store in this State. This property will be
sold cheap and on easy terms if applied for
will carefully show the premises and plot 10 any one
wishing TO purchase.
If they are not sold by the lst day OF December
next. they will be for rent. JOHN MOORE,
augl 4.3m MoOrton Del
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A RARE CHANCE.

The subscriber. desiring 10 retire from business,
Cers her entire Stock of Goods for sae and store.
loom and dwelling for rent, from LIST of March,
next Her stock comprises Staple and White Goods,
Trimmings, Notions, &c.
This being the only First-class Trimming Store
in smyrna, and enjoying large trade, makes il
desirable. AS a business stand il is not surpassed
ELIZA CARR
Nov l3. Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
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~ TRATED PhrenoIogIcal Journal at So a year,
will receive Nov. and Dec Nos. this year Free Ad-
dress 5. X. WELLS, 369 Broadway, N. Y.
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First Mortgage Bonds,

First Mortgage Bonds,
ST. LOUIS & IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CO
Seven per cent, interest, February and August.
These Bonds cover a road of 81 miles, finished from
ST. Louis TO Pilot Knob, and in first class ord er and an
extension of about the same length from Pilot Knob
Belmont, rapidly constructing, for which the
proceeds of these bOpds TO he used making a
through route from St. Louis TO New Orleans by rail
The earnings OF the 81 miles $500 900 wear; The
net proas are sufficient pay The interest on the
entire amount Of bonds were they all issued The
basis OF security is believed to beheyond that Of any
other bonds offered. Apply al tn office of the
Company. No. 43 Wall street, to ii. G. M4RQUAND.
Vice President or TO CLARK, DODGE Il Co, corner
of Wall and William sts. New York City.
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UBscRIBE for the Delaware Tribune.

NJ / i L 1 Y E K UUUDS.
fine assortment of ready made Bonnets. which
must be to suit in style and price. Bonnets
from So to SIS. Also, full line of Hais-all styles
and prices, from 81 to Sl0 Their line of Millinery
Goods is the largest and best selected stock they
have brought to this town.
A splendid assortment of French and American
Flowers, and French and American Frames.
Goffe-ing and Stamping Neatly Executed.
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The Indian Linimcnt,

AS relief, ever ready; hitler of pam AIKEN in.
wafdly, or outwatdly applied, has equal. For the
relief and cure Oi RheuMaIlc aud Nenra!gic Alice
tIons, SpraIns, Bruises, &c, Il Is uncquaed. Ii 10
also most ehca sIOns, taken InwardV, IN The cure of
Cholera Cramps and Pains in the Stomach Ularrhoea,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbu>, Cholera ImlanIum. c..
and Is without iIIOn The wonderful Panacea
the world affords No FAM LN should he without It
Miners and Farmers residing a distance from Pht
slclans should keep cnnsanilv hand. In case of
accidents and sudden attacks Of Stomach CUmplinis,
its value cannot be estimated. Inquire tor Major
Lanes INDIAN LINIMENf. aud Iake no other
Price, SO cents per bottle. For sale at wholesale and
retail by Demas Barnes & Co.. II Park Row, ~ Y;
Gale & Robinson, lS6 Greenwich street, N. Y; &c
Wells 4 Co., 1872 Fulton street N. Il Chas N. Crit
tenden, 80 9th Avenue. H. Y, aud by respectable
Druggists throughout the world None genuine nnless
signed by JOHa THos LANE. and nicrsIgned hy.
J. Il. LANE y CO, ProprieloIs, I63 Broadway, n. Y
Send for Circular.
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THE RICHEST MAN In TIE WORLD.
Extract from letter from Baron Solomon Rothschid
PARIS, 9Th April, 1864.
25 Rue Fauby. ST. Honor,

Will you be kind enough 10 have forwarded to inc
here 200 bottles of your Indian Linimcnt; if you
will send at the same time tie account, | will tor.
ward you the amount through Messrs. Belmont g.
Co., New York.
Baron Solomon Rohschild having recommsned 10
many of his friends Major LANES LINIMENT and they
being desrous TO procure 1t, he should advise him 10
establish depot in Paris.
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MEAD & ROBBINS,
LATE
JOHN 0. mead & SONS,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
sllber 4lateb dare,
NJ f. COR. 9th g. CHESTNUT IS1'S.,
PHILADELPHIA.

Particular attention is given to the manufacture of
Hard Metal Goods which fully equal to the cele
brated Sheffield Ware in durability and finish
First-class artists constantly employed in pro-
ducing new and beautiful designs.
All the members of the old firm of JNO o. MEAD
SONS. to be found here, and their goods cannot
be purchased at any other establishment.
The present stock consists in part follows, viz:-
Silver Plated Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors,
Ice Pitchers, Walters, Celery Stands, Fruit
Dishes, Sugar Baskets, Oyster and Soup Tu-
reens, Vegetable Dishes, Butter Dishes, Cake
Knives, Crumb Scrapers, Kettles, Bouquet
Holders, Pudding Dishes, Ice Bowls, Goblets,
and every
NOVELTY IN SILVER PLATED WARE
10 be found in this or any other country
Hotels. Steamboats,, &C.. furnished at the shortest
hohce, and at prices low goods of the same
quallly can he purchased elsewhere. NOv6-3m
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The DELAWARE TRIBUNE.-H Have you seen it?
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THIS Is No HCMBCG By sending cents, and stamp,
with axe, height color Of eyes and hair, you will receive,
by return mail picture your future husband vito,
with and date n marriage. Address MINNIE CLIFTON,
=. .. Drawer No. ) FutOnvir y. Y.
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fur SaIe.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

aAIASS40 1ACGA1 40 SA-ON
TAYING DETERMINED To CHANGE
my business, / Will sell the following de-
scTlbed real estate: ...-- d.. -..--..
The farm on which I now reside. contain
ing leo acres, situated on the Wheeling, west
Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, miles east
OF Wheeling, being the HOMESTEAD part OF
the farm improved by Geo. w. smith, Esq,
at a cost OF about s65 The dwelling, barn,
stables and Out-buildings, fTuit, &c, &c, sur
pass anything OF The Kind In the western
country The farm Is unsurpassed in fertility
and is we'll watered and fenced Terms
very reasonable, and will be sold at great
bargain
Also, tract Of land, situated on the river
hills. adjoining the river bottom-farm be-
longing to the heirs of the late Andrew Z.
Woods, about two miles above the city OF
Wheeling, containing about 400 acres. 1T VIII
be sold low, and will be divided, If necessary,
TO suit purchasers
Also, tract of land containing 81 acres,
two miles above the city of Wheeling-betng
part OF the river-bottOm farm above mem
toned, together with l00ACRES OF GOA in
easy access to the river . .ar.
Also, the undivided half or the whole, OF
about acres of land, situated in the imme-
diate suburbs of the city OF st. Louis, Mo-,
within miles OF the Court House.
Also, Lot No. Square No. = situated in
Centre Wheeling.
Also, several lots in South Wheeling.
All OF the above property will be sold low,
and on easy terms Enquire OF
A. N. JACOB,
ian5-1wd smith Farm
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THB annual missionary services of
the Fourth Street n. E. Church were
held In Washington Hall, yesterday.
In the morning a plain, pointed and
effective sermon was preached by the
Rev. DR.. Martin, and an urgent appeal
WaA made for contributions to the
missionary fund OF that denomination.
A collection was taken up, but we did
not learn the amount realized.
1n the afternoon, the Sabbath School
connected with the congregation, held
Its annual missionary meeting. Inter
esting addresses were made by several
gentlemen, among the number we
mention the Hon. ID. s. Pinnell, Speak
or Ofthe House Of Delegates.
After the speeches, the several classes
OF the school made their contributions,
whish in the aggregate amounted to
two hundred aud thirty dollars.
The exercises, both morning and
afternoon, were interSpersed with
choice music, rendered by the choir
under the supervision of DIR. 7. II. Lo-
gan, the mention of whose name is u
sufficient guaranty that 1t was SPLEEN
didly done. .aF
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Trustees Sale of Lots in South
Wheeling.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Thomas Harris ST., to me dated
January 18TH 1854, and OF record IN the office
Of the Recorder Of Ohio county, West Vir-
gtnis, IN deed book No %, foliOs 2IS and al,
shall on
Tuesday, the esIh day of February,
1867,
at the front door OF the Court House, in the
city OF wheeling, proceed TO sell by public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder, Lots
numbered one ~, two t2l, three t3, and four
~, in square number twelve l2) in south
Wheeling, formerly called Rttchietown, to-
gether with a double two story frame build
ing, situate upon one of said lotS-it being
the property known as the Harrts home
stead. Said deed of trust was given to secure
to- George Hartman the payment or three
several promissory notes therein mentioned,
each bearing even date with said deed of
trust, and payable to the order of George
HRrdman. in the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling, as follows: one at three
years from date for i've hundred dollars; one
atsix years from date for six hundred dol
Lars, and one atten years from date for i've
hundred dollars, and each and all bearing In
terest from date. and endorsed by the said
Hartman. Selling MS trustee shall convey
only such title as Is vested in me. which,
however, is believed to be good. Terms of
Sale-one-thtrd cash, and the remainder of
the purchase money in equal instruments, at
six and twelve months from tine day of sale
The purchaser giving approved security for
the payment or the deferred instruments
P. SCATTERDAY, Trustee
Jan15-dtd by JAMES P. ROGERS, hts atty.
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EcLIPsEs IN IS67.-There will be four
eclipses In the present ysRr-two of the
sun and two of the mOon-but no re-
mRrkHbls phenomena. An anuHlur
eclipse OF the sun, March o, will be in
visible in America. II will bs seen,
however, in Europe, Asia and Africa.
The other eclipse OF the sun, August
20. will be total, but not visible in the
United States or in Europe. The South
Americans will have a view of 1t. A
partial eclipse OF the moon, March -,
may be witnessed from all parts ofiIhe
United States. Throughout the North
the time OF its beginning will be about
300 In the morning, and it will end at
about 81 o'clock. In California and
Oregon 10 will begin in the evening Of
the 10Th. A partial eclipse of the moon,
Friday evening, September 10, will be
visible in parts of tho United States,
though Its beginning will not be gener-
ally seem AT places west of Boston,
the moon will rise more or less eelipsed.
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0ht1ntettiq(e5t5ll
noND1Y SfORNING. IAN. rs.
PKEogPr AID tF,xA,lpLE-From the

PKEGEPr AND CExAAIPLE-From the
Message which Mayor Sweeney sent
into the City Council last February, we
make the following extract:
Sin March last the Legislature pass
ed law giving to the city the power TO
tax personal property. stock, bonds,
notes, money, &c, for her own dement,.
Under the law an assessment was made
which 1 believe to be very imperfect
and unequal, and, in some respects,
not in accordance with the law, and
earnestly protest against the use of it
In any way as basis for future assess
ments. The greatest care should be
taken in the selection of the person to
make tine return, and, as an additional
security for fairness and equity in
making the assessment, recommend
the appointment by Council of super
visiting board to consist OF two mem,
bers or the first and three of the second
branch whose duty it shall oe
to carefully examine the said as
sessment and return as II pro-
crosses. Last year many creu-
its OF money, stocks. &c. were NOV re-
instances, were placed at their full val
ue, in others, at not over one-tourth;
AMI goods. WIRES and merchandise at
far below their average value. Lest
NAV be understood as finding fault with
the gentleman who acted as assessor
Huch reflection, aud, on the contrary, 1t
gives me great pleasure to say for him
that know that he labored earnestly
and diligently to secure a full, fair and
equal assessment, and that he used
every e1ertion, by consultation with
Mr.. Lamb and others, to acquire the
meaning and intent of the law, and
inform the citizens. Revision by
board, as have suggested, would be of
great benefit in equRlizing the assess
ment, no matter by whom made, as
being composed of gentlemen from all
actions of the city, the board would
possess in its members a more general,
and better Knowledge Of the valuations
reported, than any one person could.
Whether the total valuation Of person.
al property within the city be large or
small in amount, Qf equitably made j
does not matter TO any citizen, because
having given sum to raise for revenue
the council will fix such rate per hum
dred dollars as Will produce it, but IL
does affect him, and il seriously unjust
and oppressive IL one is paying the rate
the same rate on a half valuation, the
rate having been fixed higher than it
would have been II this last person had
reported IA just amount"
OF course after such an outburst an
the foregoing the Mayor set a conspicu-
GUS example to all his fellow citizens in
the way OF a large return. For instance,
he returned his household and domestic
property, including all his furniture,
his piano, his horse and his buggy at
two hundred aud Ii fly dollars, and paid
into the City Treasury tax OF one dol
lar and four cents. 5000
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THE RIvER.-The people cross the riv-
below the city. The ice varies in thick
ness from six to twelve inches. 1t has
rarely been the case OF late years that
the river has entirely closed over and in
order for travel, as II is now. We are
having an old fashioned winter, one
that will be good for the health and the
crops next summer.
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WE notice among the arrivals ut the
McLure House. the name OF Win. Ware
Peek, Esq, of New York city, who is
In attendance on the session OF the
Court of Appeals. Our readers will re-
member him as the attorney for the
State, last winter, in the memorable
argument that ensued upon opplicatjon
Of Charles James Faulkner for leave 10
practice law without first taking me
lawyers test oath
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Trustees Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF TRUST
lIronn John L-Vogt and Mary Ann his wife,
tome dated Dec. is, lk65. and duly of record
in Deed Book 40, folio AZ in the Recorders
ONCE OF Ohio county. West Va, shall offer
for sale at the front door OF the Court House
OF Ohio county. on TUESDAY, the 18th day
of January, 1867, commencing said sale at 10
ed at the Corner of Fulton and Walnut sts.,
being lot No. one IN square six, in Church.
htll's addition No.
TKRMS OF SALE-Sl03 50 with interest from
Dec. Is, 1865, and costs of sale cash, and the
balance in one and two years with interest.
~ A. q. ROBINSON,
Wheeling, Dec. %, lSs6-td Trustee.
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A UNIQUE SURScRIPTIoN.-Ew receive
nearly all sorts OF letters at this office,
but We never remembert to have received
anything exactly similar To the follow
Ing subscription letter. e f
CHERRY Run, Jan. 18th. 1867.
TO htS honorable ereeileney, the Editor OF
nG. Wheeling Inteiligeneer:
Enclosed lind no money. I haven't
butchersd yet. Please send me the
daily paper for six months. will pay
you when kill my hogs.
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TIM ANNUAL SrArE&ENr.-we pub
lish this morning the thirty-first an
nunl statement ofthe city, the same be-
ing an exhibit OF the receipts and ex-
penditures for the year 1868. It shows
that our expenses last year reached the
enormous and unprecedented sum OF
S2bl ,4O1 70, or nearly n hundred thou-
sand more than In 1865.
We do not wonder that the statement
has been so slow in coming to light. It
II barely in time to be read before the
election,
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THH stockholders of the Wheeling
Hinge Company. will remember the
meeting at their Office, on Main street,
this evening at o'clock, for the cleo.
ton ola Board OF Directors, and for the
transaction ofother important business.
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PrKEsr AND SWEETEST Con LrvuR ON. In
the world. manufactured frum fresh selected
Ltvers on the SKA coast This OH Il charac-
termed by sweetness and purity peculiar to
It alone Its reputation Is 30 great that II
takes the lead OF other Oils, and il universal
" prescribed by physicians, Remember to
AK FOR 'HREari 4 CaSwell's Cod Liver oil. ;,
CAswELL. MACK s CO.. New York,
Sole Manufacturerz-
For sale by all druggists. tiHU{, ~
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The Rev. d. w. Fisher, OF the First
Presoyterian Church, delivered an sti-
llcism and the forgiveness,of sins .'tor the
confessional indulsences, Purgatory
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BINGHAM HOUSE,

ELEVENTH & MARKET srs-,
PHILADELPHIA.
THLS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE IS
L now open for the reception OF guests. 1t
has been fitted up IN = manner equal to any
in the country. The location being central
makes IpR- very desirable stopping place,
both for Merchants and parties visiting the
city. The ParIoFs are spacious and elegant
ly furnished. The tables will be supplied
with all the delicacies the market will ar
ford, and It IL the intention OF the Proprietor
to keep in every respect First Class Hotel.
Term+S5 per day.
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IN the Courtot Appeals ON Saturday
tue entire Gay was occupied by the ar
ease OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail,
road Company 81. J. & G. w. Lafferty.
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N. 7. Prize Association,
500 Broadway. NY -
VALUED AT
$500 600
WILL BIZ pIsrRIRTrrEn 40 So,,o.

WILL BIB DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS:
The name and va:ue OF each article n, ,,,r
g9oa1 are marked on Tickets placed in
SSEAIED ENVELOPES, and well mixed
On receipt OF y cents, an envelope Contain
ing such TICKET Will be drawn yyitSont
Gl4IISe, and delivered at our once, or sent nv
mai 10 any address. Tho purchaser after
SEEING what article 1t draws and its yairisN
Mnicn may be from One 10 Five HIM
S, Eea nDoI,Iars.-can then, on payment of
,,,a ~ dI :, receive the article named or
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