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ALARM OF FIRE.-An alarm of fire
was sounded last night over in Centre
Wheeling, and for little while 1t was
supposed that those who have SO long
satin darkness over there, 1.-The gas being
froEe uP) were about to see a great
light. 1t turned ont, however, only to
exist In the whisky blinded imagina-
ton of some individual, who supposed
the fiTes burning in the streets, for the
purpose OF thawinR out water pipes, to
be yeritRble IRE emanating from the in
fernal regions. All ended in the ringing
of BELLS the cIatter OF engines, the veil
ing of boys and the bowling or dogs,
and the hremen went home.
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honey or FLowERs. = Burpett,s
,ototI' an exquisite handkerchief
p eIIutne, has the Odor of BOUQUET of
choiee and delicate flowers. n onIy,
needs TO be used to be admired. IRE
reputation of the manufacfurerS
Messrs. Joseph Burnett & C,o,-Tof R1s,'
ton, has now become world Wide ~
ing TO the remarkable skill and tssta
dlspiayed In the production of yarions
9 1il,S ior toilet and culinary use
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SAD AocIDESr.-%e see by the Pitts
burgh Commercial that $. P. II. Kelly
was run over by coal train on the
Panhandle Railroad, on last Monday,
and killed. Mr.. Kelley was lately n
Esaldsnt Of West Alexander, Pa, where
he had a large circle of friends and
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this institution is still pending before
the Senate. We saw letter yesterday
from the President of Bethany College
10 a prominent citizen, from which we
are permitted to make the following
extract
I As 1 have frequently said to you, it
viii put US TO great deal Of extra
trouble 10 provide for an Agricultural
School in Bethany College, aud on this
account, We have not been anxious to
undertake it, but knowing that it will
be much more convenient Tor us than
any other Institution in the State to do
II, and feeling the importance of ma
king the grant as speedily profitable
10 the State as practicable, we would
be willing to undertake such co-opera-
ton as We could, should the State de-
sire it. We would be willing to under
take TO furnish free education to al
least two students from every county
in the Stale, including not only thor
ough scientific education, but also, to
Us many as might choose IL, a full
classical course, for, say three-fiIths OF
the income annually accruing from
the Congressional grant to the State.
In the scientific course, we would make
complete provision Tor the AgricuItu-
raj instruction contemplated in the
grant, furnishing not only the neces-
sRry Professional labor, but also the
apparatus, lecture rooms, &c. Our
buildings are ample, and we could
readily procure the additional Profess
sors required for instruction. If the
grant requires an agricultural or ex-
perimeutal farm, this could be readily
procured close by, and the remaining
two-1ifths of the income from the fund
would be ample to provide for its
management. But the great value of
this fund to West Virginia is in its
furnishing her with the means, through
our proposition, of atfordiug a free
college education, at once to the whole
State, which il would cost her, at the
lowest estimate, 500, 600 TO provide
for in any other way. An expert
mental farm will be well enough
but it is a very subordinate part of the
plan, and in point Of practical benefit,
has proved everywhere n failure. This
Is the established fact. Therefore, it
would be folly TO eIpend much money
upon this feature of tile scheme.
What we propose to do, can be done
at once. By the next session fSeptem-
Der, IL can be in full operation, and the
state can have under tuition u humble
quire to teach for some adequate period
IN her Common Schools, in return for
her generosity in extending to them
free education.
/ am sensible OF your great interest
IN this good work, and would be happy
If your zeal and good Judgment should
so control the counsel of the LegfsIn-
ture as to bring out of this opportunity.
much good TO the State.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
W. h PENDLEroS.
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THEKE was a rumor in the city yes.
teTday that General Kelly had been
appointed U. S Collector OF Internal
Revenue for this Congressional Dis.
trict. There were also rumors tina,
Hon Geo r. Latham had been ap
pointed Assessor in the Second Dis
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KISsET's Wooden Factory, situated at
the foot of Wheeling Hin, about six
miles east OF 81. Clairsville, was burned
on Monday afternoon. The fire was
communicated 20 the building from a
stove pipe
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THE iron men are TO hold Conven-
tion at Pittsburgh to-day, to talk over
business prospects,
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THE new daily mail route between
WellsburE. and Bethany, heretofore a
provisional route, Is TO be regularly let
this year, by the Post Office Depart
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure of

II It h Il RIA,
coughs, Colds. Hoarseness Sora Tbroat Rron-
cnlltes' rheumatism, and All kindred
complaints
EiOR FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
Is,r Sel osione the people, and the verdict
SINNERS OF the half million bottles that nave
Deen sou Slthin that time, Is, that
Al Ways CURES H-
Read the following, which is only 4 speed
ing: p q - q q ts'e-
"oRRIS SKINNER d co.-Sfss ;s,SiotEifh.
1odtnoing my general prejudice against pro,
pfletary Tor patentl medicines was induced
70 Ouy Two bottles of the American Life
DIoEH1i through the high recommendation Of
S SleLn Dy afr1end, as always curing Diptherta,
SSTnoghS, Colds Sore Throat, Bronchitis, sc
Ay son, sixteen years OF age was taken sud
denly Ill with Diptheria, and could scarcely
speak or swallow, his breathing was 50 bad.
We We're much alarmed, but decided TO ny
lne Lie Drops before calling physician. By
using the drops according to direction, he
pEoken up. 1 let friend suffering with
neumatlsm have one of the bottles. d
~ the Lie drops gave Immediate relief
sno hIe the oest medicine ne ever used,
liberated Sore Throat uss4i some OF his and
ssiS cured In a short time Since then lei
10y oroLner, physician have part OF MINI
Inn Win which he cGred a bad case Of Dip
tEet he b constrained 10 aclnowIedge
enAt lney are valuable ~ rT4.-.
truly yours, Alb. ELDER"
The Life drops are carefully prepared by
ORRIN SKINNER & CO.,
A., -, sS9ie PToprletorss Prtngdeid, Mas,
ana sold by all Druggists =
Demas Barnes & Co Geyv vorh- FulleF
+ ins q Co., ehfhiscagp' General Agents
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THE ST. ClairsviIIe Chronicle is to ap-
pear in new type next week.
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For Sale

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT RESI-.
i dencs OF p. H Moore Eslr., situated on
Wheeling Island The sale Is positive and
also the possession, which will be given on
the nrstday OF April nkxf, 1851.
THOS- OFBRIES,
nebE Real z afe Agent.
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Hon. JoHS A. BrSGHAx is spoken o
as a candidate for Governor Of Ohio.
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THE Hon. c. D. Hubbard is expecte,
home from Washington this week.
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WAsITTNaToS CoUSTY, CPA.) News
The people OF Washington borough
were highly pleased with the concert OF
Emma Nichols. tEETs = -
A concert is to be given at Pleasant
Hill Seminary, near MIddletown, to-
morrow evening, the sIh. Another will
be given at Canonsburg Seminary on
next W ednesday evening, the 18th.
John Stewart, formerly Commission
er OF Washington county, died at his
residence in Canton township a few
days ago.
The receipts OF the county for last
year We're Sl49, $50 Is, and the outlay
SSO,Sso r., or about one third of the sum
expended here in Wheeling for Mum
cipal purposes. 1890
The Reporter congratulates the peo-
pie of that county on the rejection of
Samuel Mckelvey as U. = Marshal for
the Western District of Pennsylyania
who was appointed by the President
vice Murdoch removed.
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UICAI PIANO NAEERs


THIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIZ-
4 cd IN April, 1854, in conjunction with the
vel known hrpn OF Cache & Co., as a joint
stock company OF --s.-r.a -.-----.-
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in some
Of the best establishments Of this country and
Europe The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the excellencies of all the
latest imprOvsments;and II will be apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities haTfn g
been approved by the best anufacrurerS viii
not be less successful when their own interest
and reputation are involved As a testimony
TO the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPE
TTTORs,
by the judges of the late Exhibition held at
he Maryland Institute of baltimore Nd, in
October, 1855. ~ -
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
this city and having proved equal, if not gII
peTloT to any heretofore known. Those nj
want OF a nrst-class Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and Of the beSt mate
nal, VIII save Dealers eoInnIEEsioIl, which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly to
the factory, as aOOye directed or by apDlTinp
at Professor HARTMAN ERYTER'S No Ia
Market street, for further Information. a
guarantee for nve years is given as regards In
rability OF construction, for every instrument
and VIII be ksptln tune for one year Gree o.
charge. Old pianos taken IA exchange
Persons wishing to have their Pianos timed
OF repaired VIII please leave orders at the
place above named, as the Tuner of said estab-
nshinent VIII be here every three months
febS-lv
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Rare Chance
LANRAU & KRUEGER,
Freseo and En-Caustie Painters,

r, ESPECTFULLY ISFORM THE CTTE-
Ii ZESs Of wheeling, and the public gen
efsLly tEai they are NV prepared % receive
Enars Or1ers foE this kind Of work before Their
CepaTtEre 70 other eiuss- They viii remain
hsss YET about week 70 com plste -neir work
nOEs on hand, and AL thJss pzrsons who wish
any work executed n this line, can leave
thzlr address at the Once Of u. W. Franz
helm q Co., this week After that time they
can address themselves 10
LASkAUG KRUEGER
so. % y. Howard street,
fEbs-Zt- Baltimore. nd.
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January 18th 1851. and Of record IN the office
OF the Recorder Of Ohio county, Wet Nir-
gtnia, in deed book No. 80. foIos $40 and "a,
shall on
Tuesday, the 26Ih DAY OF February,
1867,
at the front door OF the Court House, in the
city Of Wheeling. proceed TO sell by public
auction TO the highest and best bidder, Lots
numbered one ~, two ~, three ~, and four
%. in square number twelve 40 in south
Wheeling. formerly called RItehfetown, to
gether wilma double two story frame build
ing. situate upon one Of said lor-it being
the properly known as the Harris home
stead. SAID deed Of trust was given to EecuI c
10 George Hartman the payment OF three
several proCnIssoTy notes therein mentioned,
each bearing even date with said deed Of
trust, and payable to the order OF George
Hartman In the Merchants and Mechanics
bank of Wheeling, as follows one at three
years from date for five hundred dollars; one
ats1x years rom date for six hundred dol
lars, and one attsn years from date for five
hundred dollars and each and all bearing IN
terest from date and endUrssd by the said
Hartman. Selling as trustees shall convey
only such title as is vested IN me. which
ho~eYsr, IS believed to be good. Terms of
sale-one-Lhtrd cash, and the remainder OF
the purchase money in equal instaIments. at
SIX and twelve months from the day OF sale.
The purchaser giving approved security for
the payment OF the deferred instruments.
P. SGATTERDAT, Trustee
janl5-dtd by JANIS P ROGERS, his att y.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE Z OHIO R.R. Comply
OFFICE BAIT. & ONO RA1LRoApCo.
WHEELING Jan. 8, 1857.
.CCOMODATION TRAIN.

WINTER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
/ the following schedule on and after Jan i.
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Wanted

NFESTO SELL ONE OF THE MOST USE
NJ FUL and profitable Inventions now in
Use Costs only - cent? and retalls readily
for S5,LJ-used ~ every family Tnoss hav-
Ing 81 70 500 to invest, can make SO 70 50
every dsy. call at the Grant House and SEE
II IN operation, for a few days.
f-bssC' JAMES sFESCER. Agent
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL HAVE AT
i his sail in the second Ward Market, No.
g. On Saturday morning next, the beef o,
Two SteeIs, recently purchased Of Ur. J. G..
Campbell, which, for quality, I recommend
a being the best / have ever butchered.
Ihess cattle were four years Old, and weighed
Sis4 pounds Grozs- JAS. NCGANNOc.
febl-sLa
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-s--y.rza-Sr Of this city q few days
since purchased some corn AZ Mounds
vile. for shipment 70 Baltimore. The
rate from Sloundsville TO this city Is
four eens per hnshel, and rom here 10
Baltimore MY eentA, SO Instead OF
-hippinS direct from Moundsville 10
Baltimore at 65 cents per bushsl, he
brought II up here al an expense OF four
cents, and thus, after travelling l.
miles further, and unloading and re
leading the cars, saved II cents n the
cost Of transportation
Az steubeuviIIe last Sunday night
between the hours Of II and L Q Goes,
the attention Of the watehDen on the
boats at the wharf, was attracted oy
loud and pitsous cry for he!p' up the
river opposite the Clinton FaPsr MIL OF
I that civ. As the sound graonsly ap-
! preached il proved 70 De IRON 4 man
I = Ef1-ssr an a csks of ice IN the middle Of
I the riTsr. Nothing could be heard
above The rush OF waters and the crash
j m. Of ice, but the heart rendiug cry of
..FOE the Lords sake save me-" An
a.temp t was made 10 launch boat from
me Virginia shore, but was rendered
fruitIsss by the masses OF grinding ice.
passed swiftly by, being Be-
yond the power OF human aid Who
ne was, where he came from, or what
his fate was, could not be learned.
AT meeting OF the Stockholders of
the Wheeling and Montana Gold Min
/ ing Company, held on Monday after
noon, the following gentlemen were
elected board Of directors: J. F. Her
yey, a. F. Livingston, J. Mahon, C. Il.
U T =
John Murine. By the Board J. c. Jel-
Iy was elected President, and John Null
line Secretary and Treasurer. This
company was gotten up by Sir. L. w.
BOrtoD, Of Ohio, who has spent some
time in the Montana gold region and Is
thoroughly acquainted with that auri-
ferrous region. He seems to be- re-
liable gentleman, and from the well
known business character of the gen
tiemen who have taken hold
of the enterprise We have
no hesitation in saying that
they mean business. They design pur-
chasing quartz mill and fitting out a
! boat with all the necessary equipments
| for the expedition, and Will ascend the
| MISSOURI river 70 point within two
I hundred miles Of the gold region, and
| from thence proceed overland to their
/ destination. By way of encourage
meut they have the report of n. II.
Mears OF Philadelphia, who is Pres
ident OF u company organized in that
city in October '65, at u cost of $50, 900,
who. in twenty days after reaching tie
gold region of Montana. took out with
their quartz mill sI5, coo worth of gold
I dust, which has been received and as
sayed at the mint and found to be OF
very fine quality.
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For Sale.
For Sale

VERY DESIRABLE PIECE OF
n ground on the west SIDE OF Market street,
Centre W heeiingu part OF Lot No. TO- corner
teEi /. IRWIN.
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Trustees Sale of Lots in South
Wheeling.

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
ID nom Thomas Harris 81, TO me dated
January 18th 1851. and OF record IN the office
OF the Recorder Of Ohio county, Wet Nir-
ginia, in deed book No. 80. foHOs $40 and 81,
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BENwoop Acco,1MopAr1oN.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.

tShorte,t and o.aeEess Route Eos. and Ees,
ON AND AFTER DEG. BIRD, Is6S
" Trims viii run as follows.
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P. c. HILDRETH s. BRO

"HoLESALE DEAIERs IN IA ROD 70
SiI, ;har iron, Nails, Sheet Iron, Wire Cast
Steel window Glass, Printing Paper Wrap
ms fSRer, Plaster RaEis, LaGad Plaster O.
snent, Maryland Lime, Common Lime, Flour.
Agents for H0we's Improved Connie AM,
Platform Scaies
17ls hfpAeSf 1lr.rEef ETte- mi o. e., e.
teed, GisassIi1. ScruI3 hon 6c Irb
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5or gaIf.
Sale

40 BBLS- OF SOUR KRoUT. PRICE
- PER BEL s., 90 Enquire at Hubbard
8 RhtlLpS groceEy, Market and Third streets.
store Is Main street, below Grant House
Also. s Counter and Shelving suitable for
EICe ". -febh-l We
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The AGRICULTURAL CoLLEoE-An
OYER from BetiIany.-The location of
this institution is still pending before
the Senate. We saw letter yesterday
from the President of Bethany College
10 prominent citizen, from which we
are permitted to make the following
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N. 7. Prize Association,
500 Broadway. N
VALUED AT
s 500 OnO
WILL BE DIs rRIBuTEn .S Fo,,o,

p. ~ q IaIBe assOrtmentof new and
ELEGANT JE
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THIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIZ-
L cd In April, 1854, in conjunction with the
wei known nrVn OF Cache & Co., as a joint
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COuststing Of Fancy and Black Silks, French
MeLfnos, all eoIons, Empress Cloths, Nohair
LuStres, 1hibet Cloths. De LANES of all
kinds, Plaids, Cloaks- ShaWls. Hoop and
BalInOrai $kiTtS-
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres, .vestings and
all kinds OF Trimmings for
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal COLLEGE of Surseon.
London, Graduate ofone offhe mos eTnfnenf
Colleges in the United States, and the new
pitfalls OF London, Paris, PHILADELPHIA and
elsewhere, has effected some Of the mos a.
tonishing CURES that were ever known mans
troubled with ringing IN the hean and az
when asleep great nervousness, being alarmed
al sudden sounds, baShfulnesS with frt.npert
olushing, attended sometimes with derznee-
nentof mind, were cured Immediately,
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Especially, who have become the victims q,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and desfncfiv s
habit which annually sweeps TO an uniineES
grave thousands OF Young Men Of the mo-,
excellent talents and brilliant intellect who
might Otherwise have entranced listenibS
senstes with the thundeEs Of eloQuence -
walked TO ecstacy the living Tyre, may q i
with full confidence
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-23

re- Some fellow calls the present
democratic party of Ohio the true
Union partyi That chap has got the
gift of impudence beyond anything
we ever heard of. There is but one
case on record that comes anywhere
near it, and that is that of the devil
offering to our Savior the kingdoms
of this world if he would fall down
and worship him. The democratic
party of Ohio the true Union party!-
Why, bless your impudence, how
long has it been known as such2 In
1868 they ran man for Governor
the "martyr" Vallandigham-who
not only boasted that he had never
voted man or dollar to carry on
the war, but was, at the very time
these true Union men voted for him, a
convicted traitor, an exile from his
country for his country's good
Was it the true Union party then?-
If not, how leHg is it since it became
such? Before the people of Ohio
will believe any such stuff as that,
the history and experience of the
last six or seven years will have to
be blotted from their remembrance.
With their present knowledge such
words are looked upon as simply the
impudence of the devil himself.
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@ The seedy man, on Wednes-
day evening of last week, again
"spoke his piece" 1t was of a char
acter with the former one-full of
the slang and Misrepresentation of
the copper-bottemed press of the
day. His great, leading idea was,
that the democratic party was the
true Union party, and the Republi-
cans the disunien party. Of course,
for a sane man to assume such po-
sition, and then attempt to establish
it, in view Of past experience, could
do nothing less than resort to'the
use Of slang and misrepresentation.
Truth with such an one, and under
such circumstances, would be the
last thing thought Of Indeed, to
make such speech of any avail, it
was essential that the truth should
be suppressed-covered up and lost
in the fogs and clouds of copper
head oratory,-and we must confess
that he was not an inexperienced
workman at the work set for him to
do.