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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-27
GEN. GRANT IN wuEELlNG.

We clip the following from the local
columns oil a lale number ofthe Wheel
ing h,el}igmcer, 10 relation to Gen.
Giants visit to that ciCy, which will no
doubt be Of interest TO our rGalen;
at very soon became known that
Gen, Grant was at the McLuro, aud al
most before he got comfortably seated
in the parlor he began to receive visitors,
aud from that time till dinner, which
was served at O'Clock, the General
was kept pretty busy receiving and
shaking hands with our citizens, who
called to pay their respects Among
other visitors was Governor Boreman
and the other officers ofthe State
About holf hour after the Generals
arrival, largo crowd had assembled in
the street, and the Wheeling band had
arrived on the ground and played few
patriotic airs. 1t being apparent that
lhecrowd outside were anxious TO gst'a
sight of the General. ho Was prevailed
upon to step out on the balconY and
show himself 10 the crowI He stepped
out with an umbrella over him, for it was
mning Ha was introduced by Gov,
Boremau, who sad it WAS only necessary
to say to them this was Gen. Grant, for
they all knew who Gen. Grant was,--
The General bowed his acknowledge.
ments and seemed for a moment about
to break through his accustomed reti,
cence and make speech, Az that mo-
mcnt, however, the rain which had been
coming down in gentle sprinkle,
began to paucr down pretty sharply and
the General said:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-27

EArINo WINS RArIauEp. -Therd
are few habils'More iulSriousso. lealih
than the common one Of filing Nho sio.
mach with food while the body is lgtg.
ued Men will come from lte$6sld,
from their shops anacounlers. wilhiheir
bodies or brains, or both nmose 81.
haustei, sit down aud hurredIy cat u
hearty meal, and lhemgo back to IAeit
labor again, Iflhc brain or aoy p6tlor
the body becomes unluly hiigasd,. lhO
whole syslem requires fast fora willie,
so thatthe peryous Influence and lhacir.
isulaliun Of the blood may become eqaal.
izellhropgh tho body befory ARollIer
demanT IS made lfppnlhe vial energies.
llfthi stomach s'tllsdwith fool Willie
the yilaltutts ate Poaeriullg direcsed
10 TIE brain uortho muscles digestl0n
cRanos tskeplaee until The pqlihbfiam.
has ben,eelablishel, end the Llooa sud
nvfs6hs weEdprerMinea To- l6e q hs
sad,. tIbs
uhdigosied, lermeUls and becomes sour
and irritatcs the stomach, causing de-
rsugemeut and disease of The digestive
organs, and through them the whole
system, Iiyou have any care Of your
health and comlortneyer sit down to cat
while either bOly or brain is latiguod
from over exer,cn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-06-27

A Lawyer engaged in a case tormen-
toll witness so,Mueh with questions that
the poor fellow al last cried for woler.
There, . said the Judge, u told you
you'd pumpkin dry"
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sCHExC6,s sF4WEED TOyIC

This medSeine, invented by Dr.. ]. h
Seheoek, o. PhiIAdePhta, Is intended to dis
solve The food and make Il into chyms, the
Era process Of digestion By cleansing the
stomach with Sehsnek's Mandrake Pits, the
1onAc soon reEWs the appetite, and food
thaz could noE Be eaten before using It VIII be
easily digeS1sd.
Consumption eanno. Be cured hJ Sehenks
PEADou4c Syrup uulek the stomach And
HFeE b made healthy and the appetite TestOE-
I'd. hence the Tonic and Pills ane required tu
nEEIiY eNegy eass Of consumption a half
doGea bottles Of the SEANEED Tonic and
three q -four boxes Of the MANDRAKE
PILLS FM enre any ordinary case Of dys-
b. Setensk makes professional vista In
New York, Boston, and II his principal once
IN Pb1SdePhIA every week. See daily pa
peES Of each place, or his pamphlet on con-
sumption NE his d85s for visitation.
'PleASe observe, when purchasing, that the
tFo Likeness OF the Doctor, one IN the laSt
stage OF Consumption. and the other As he
nov IS, IN psrfe+ health, are on the Govern
mat stamp.
sod by al Druggists and DeSlez, price
$50 Per bottle, or $50 the halE-dozen. AL
lette8 for advice EhO1d b 9ddressd 70 Dr..
Seheneks Principal Once. No Is Worth 6th
street, Philadelphia, Pa. General Wholesale
Agents. DeulAS, Barnes 4 Co, n. Y; S. 3.
Hanee, Baltimore Nd; John D. PaLke, Gin.
Ginnad- Ohio Walker 4 Taylor, Chicago, III;
Collins Bros, St Louis No.
o1Sod1SSwecuoIyT
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HoCsEs 40 LEI" IN NEW YoRK.-n
seems that the e1sqrtions Of New York
landlords have begnn 70 reeoil on their
heads. The Rbaes speaking Of the gen.
ssal moving day, the 1st. says:
That there has BEEN this year an unu-
Buaily large eEress from the City, Of
families, Is proved by the fact that
there is 1t this late day q Tery large
number Of hooses still 70 let; that, In
TACT, the tables are turned, and houses
ars now searching tenAnts and not
tenants looking for houses. The num-
ber Of houses NOW empty, or 10 be 80 In
the next Few days, is stated as high as
1900. and although II is impossible 70
obtain exact figures Il Is NOT probable
that this estimate IL very e1t1aVagant.
This plethora of empty houses Is 4s true
Of Brooklyn and WiiliamSbuKgh a. of
this City. Within n space of three
blocks upon one Of the desirable streets
OF Brooklyn, no less than six houses
were observed on one aide Of the street
alone bearing the legend .',To Let - and
in every instance the inscription had
failed 70 produce the effect usual upon
tbs 5olh Of April, Of attracting around
the hOnss n crowd OF hoase-huutsTs,
In this City the label IL 70 be seen upon
many houses In all parts Of the island,
and nothing il more certain than that
This Spring, New York has dIsgoEged
thousands Of her residents into the
country SURROUNDING, where landlords
cease from troubling, and tenants are al
TEt-On Nay Day.
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ACKNOWLEDGING ERHB LoaIC OF
EvESrs.-Rober W. Hughes, of Abb
ingdon, Va, one of the most polished
writers Of the South, once prominent
seeessionist, and editor OF the Rich
mond tEzapabler during the war, de-
ciares himself on the present position
in these Words -7Ss
HyoW radical change Of opinion
ON many leading points OF politics.
More especially am weaFfed Of the
practice which the South has pursued
since the beginning OF this great and
eTentfut controversy, of sacrificing at
tatnable good, attainRhle right, attain
able justice, for good, "a right, a Justice
for the most part abstract, Intangible
and Of doubtful value. .lt'sTs'l
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WHY NOT USE THE BBT4

Over twenty jean increasing dennd has
established The fact that MATHEWS VINE.
TAN HAIR DYE, Is the best In the world. II
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bot1Ie. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. Eotru1bIe. No crock or stain. Does
not rubo6 or make the halrappea and
dead, bat tmpaTtB To II new HE and luBtFe.
Produces . beautiful black on brown, - pre-
teEred. a child can apply it Always giyss
sadstaction- Only IS cent? per bottle Sold
everywhere,
A. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, ". Y.
DEMAS BARSES 4 CO., New York, whole
taIe AEentA - -if uAy2o-lyeO6
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THE Peace Conferences is to meet in
London this month to settle the dispute
between, France aud Prussia in regard
to Luxembourg. It Is understood the
following terms have been agreed upon
as basis: France is not to enlarge her
present boundaries. The Qualifications
Of Euxemburg are 70 be evacuated and
dismantIed. The future political Iidt,ik
of the Grand Duchy Is to be determined:
by the Conference. The final decision
of the Conference Is to be guaranteed
by an the Goyernments partisiP ating.
81 ia, ,.-ts.4TalE si4T ,,s yl,tf-r1t f..5,-,
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The Eight Hour Bystem-.DemOnstP
tIOn in chicago.
The workiDgmen Of Chicago had a big
demonstration on Wednesday in favor
Of the efght-bourlaw. A dispatch from
there says that about six thousand
men, representing nearly all the trades,
were in the procession, with fags, ban
nerz, devices, notices, music, &c. AZ.
ter marching through the principal
streets in the city, the procession
halted In Douglas Place where meet
WAS organized, which was addressed
by hon. John Hogan, J. J. Mcbride, a
lawyer, and several mechanics, an of
whom strongly advocated the. eight
hour system, aud urged their hearers 10
stand firmly by the law. Resolutions
were adopted pledging the maintenance
Of the eight hour system against all
opposition, rebukfng master mechan-
les and contractors who say they
will not submit TO II, as defieTB
of Law, but TO Contractors who do not
oppose the law, but who made contracts
before its passage, they recommend q
compromise by dividing the loss, Civ
ing eight hours labor per day and ac-
cepting ten per cent. reduction of wages.
II they are compelled 70 strike for this
system, they recommend the following
measures: '4a zfa aii ~
FIrst, a compromise with those en-
pIoyets who viii make an honorable
one As before mentioned; second, that
az far as practicable we will contract
for work IN the various branches d..
rec4ly with those who have it TO do,
and unite on the cooperative principle
in tts exeeutionS that We open fob shops
of our own and invite orders for work,
and execute them on the same principle;
fourth, We respectfully Invite ali
those who are able to do 50, and have
any intention of leaving mechanical oc1
cupatious for agricultural or any other
pursuit, 70 takethis time to do SO, when
in the conflict now impending between
the labOrer and the capitalist such con-
duet will so strongly Gid the former;
fiEth, should we have a long continued
strike, We advise single men, and all
those who can conveniently do so,p to
leave temporarily for other places,
where no such conflict Is impending,
and we kindly suggest to mechanics OF
other places, who may intend coming
here, that our common interests Will be
best promoted by their deferring to do
so TIL this matter Is fully decided and
settled; and lastly, we counsel every
man to stand hrm and unyieldIng In
this course till our most Just, necessary
and legal demand b complied with.
.H
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Agassiz, ssPIekIei Snakes and Peri.
* WinkIes-1s Eul,,.r-.I.
A Boston correspondent of the New.
York Post writes that very spicy de-
bate took place in the Massachusetts
Legislature last Saturday, on the reso-
luton to appropriate $4,000 to Prof
Agassiz' museum. Everybody had be-
lieyed that this would be formal pro-
ceeding, as It's passage was beyond a
doubt. But Mr.. Browning, of Lee, en-
Hvened, If not electrified, the House by
a protest against 1t, which has created
a sensation. he said that the commit
tee which had reported in favor of the
appropriation had evidently been over
awed by the circle Of eminent gravity
that surrounded this institution, which
educated nobody, which obody visited
excepting the legislature once d year
and which was Of "no practical use to
the people," He declared himself to be
opposed to raising mp "a great institu-
ton for the preservation OF picked
snakes and periwinkles, and dead dsh
and such trash. - Let the old fossils, .
he said, @Who want 20 keep their snakes
and fishes and rubbish, pay for the
keeping Of them out OF their own pock-
cts. OF course, the resolution Will
pass, .-f--N- s+nst- "a hrltAaItf - '.Ht7 49,
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ClRn nTAITns.

A Clergyman, while residing South
Anez5ea IS missionary, discovered SASe
and simple remedy fU the Cure Of Nervous
WeakDsA, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Un-
nazy and Seminal Organs, and The whole
tratn d dEScEdes brouEht On By banenul and
vietous hahItS. Great numbers have baen
Rlras6y cured by this noble remedy Prompt
sd By = desire to bensdt the Am1cfed and nm
fortunate, WI send the recipe for prepAI-
ing and EstnE this medicine, IN 4 sealed en-
vSOpe. 10 any one Who nesds Il, Free q
PIs2se snelose-a postpaid envelope, sd
dressed 70 yuoIselE AddreSS.
JOSEPH I. ESHAS,
ssat1oa D, Bfale House, New Yock.
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iOis eourss Of government.


a TENPERAsCE convention has been
in session this week At PittsDurgh,
holding It's se2Ion in the Firss 3Ietho-
dat Church. ON Wednesday Il cousti-
tutIon was adopted constituting s'the
Allegheny County Temperance UnIon''
auxiliary 10 the Pennsylvania State
TemperAnee Union. The following
among other resolutions were adopted !:
RssoEred, That the Executive Com
Inttlhs Of the county organization Is
earnestly requested TO provide for the
holding OF public meetings every there
in ths county, through the pastors,
churches, sabbath schoOls, ETC., % cali
out speakers for such occasions, ana
recommend that the total abstineuca
pledge be presented for signature; and
that each pastoral charge report quar-
teFlY TO the chairman Of the Convention
the number OF NEE tings held, aud the
number Of names enrolled on the
pledge.
Rssolred, That one of the most for
mIdable barriers in the way ofthe Cos
pei of Christ, proper education and
true religion, Is found In the present
drinking customs of society, and that
II u the solemn duty Of the religious
community, 10 give their influence and
best efforts to aid the temperance re-
form by teaching total abstinence from
all Intoxicating drinks, as the only safe
mode of securing national prosperity.
RsSoieed, That the Iicsnsing OF Gc-
knoWledged evils Is wrong in morale
and running in legislation, and that the
whole history Of the license for the sale
OF intoxicating drinks In this country,
has proved insuf6cien to restrain the
trafde aud diminish the evils of intem-
perHnee; and that we can never give
our consent 10 a system which shall
give the legal sanction of the State to q
business so destructive 70 the best In
teresS OF the people, and that prohibi-
ton Is the only safe legislationth that can
| be enforced. las @
Resolved, That this Convention, act
ing under deep sense Of duty to God
and their fellow men, do cheerfuIIy
and unreserVedly bid God speed toithe
Temperance Reform, wheresoever in
auEurated, and that We lend our SYM
! pathies and prayers in behalf Of the
movements which are being success
fully carried forward In several popu-
lous cities in the East, Intended, under
Gods blessing, to protect, preserve and
defend the Sancity of the Christian
Sabbath, and 70 eircumscribe the fear.
full vice Of rum selling.
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cosT OF LTvIse East ASDWBr-A
correspondent Of the Chicago ITi6nae,
Who has bsen IetHureiy journeying east
ward, writes:
~ have been surprised 70 learn, while
In SsW England, that the cost of living
IL really less here than in the west, from
which bread snd meat 81 transported TO
supply New Rugland. Flour e only
trthe higher per barrel In Portland than
Il u In Chicago, and potatoes and Vegs-
tables are considerably cheaper. Only
four articles cost more here than in
Chieago-bhead. meal, butter aud lard;
all else which is neededsin 4 family
cost Len, Rents here aud In B0Ston.
and IN the manufacturing towns Of
New KnSiand generally, are nearly
ous-half les than In Chteago, add the
small towns Of the west. Wood and
coal are no higher. while clothing, fur
nituTe, dry goods, boots and shoes, are
from ten 70 twenty Per cent. cheaper"
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATHEWS vKSETIAS HAIR DYE,
NJ known and used over % yeaK. Daily
bottIe No wash. No trouble A child can
aPpiy II, Pp0duoes l1EtrO1s black or brown,
q desired. Dos not lniure the hair. Price
AtsO, MATHEWS AESIcA HALR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing tue hair. Ju4-eod-ly
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LaUeHLIX's MAT CORDIAL,

me ChiId.s Cure when TeethInE.
Hothsuan know the many EeepssA night
The little ones 81 homo have to pas WHEN
Teething. You need no one 10 remind yuu
Of the PE'n-ChoHe, wakefutnez, Unsasi-
D@. PpstttnE. F1At1lenee, Disturbed Bowels,
dc We tell you eAnbdly ynne bottle oEthi.
Cordial VIII correct an these troubles. AsstE4
Teethtng. Remove Ac4dity. AIlay al Pain,
QnJet the Fretful, Promote sleep.
Tyft. II wf1 az IS q charm. Sod by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH 4 CO.,
Wholesale DEuRZiSts, Main ST.
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THE eb0lera Is annOuaeed as already
having appeared in three cities Of the
United States. II We keep our streets
lille dIErisr, and Eecklessly neglect
all sanitary preesutioDs little longer,
We t1aS perhaps induce an early APP
pearanes Of it In our own city.
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P0E the beneft Of ouE, readers over
the river We print to-day q Yindication
of the Hon. Jn0. AIiBingham. address,
ed 70 the Washington chg0Niete. q,
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AocoRDLNe to the exhibit Of Comp
trolleT HlllhOuse, of New, York, the
State, county and city tax OF that StRte
will amount in 1861 70 $1,000, 900.
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THE famous Black Crook Is TO 6epnt
on the Piftsburgh stage next wednes-
day evening -. 3 - ~
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THERK ara SAID q be two hundred
berhas key, and helps himself
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Notice of Co-Partnerah1p.

asie7-r 1891 ~ iEis-7p r9Gl 3 r. er.l
Il HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
with myself in the management Of the
Wheeling Bushes. college, Mr.. =, Z BLA-
Kelly, b. A.. Of The Qneens University In
IreIand, and Mr.. d. & DOW, Of Cleveland, %.
-s.i5g5RlIaE zaa 15nl J.CREASEY.
.4e,lt - e - =9i5esi AHa77#
Theblsiness of me College. vii, IN ths NJ
eRG, be conducted under the nrm name OF =
q. 87iiu EREA6EY1 BLAKEhY 4 DOW
5WHKELNs,i VIVA. MGy LIST 1s67-8td&stW
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gtw adrtrtisements.
EOK dNCIHNAIL.
RBauLAR RFFKLY PACKM.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
ThsFW Gas Rlsenees Elekst
y EDISBURGHyE C6P& L L
Ih0mpSon, ". G. IhompSnn. Ok
BOOTH, 6G79ELLE { 90.
my&-4 AgsniA
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The Physlcians are required TO give e
written eeitiheate Of the deaths under their
pracIice; ssttinS horth the H0HDs, age, 1eL, dI:
GedIe. date Of death, place Of Fe5fdeBee ado0L0T.
It Is hoped that the ordinance will b more
closely complied with in the future.
nHs.st 2 % Sae,of the Poard ofHesIft,
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AGENT WanItad

EilA - - Notice. E5sHqasq '-alif
QIHE PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC ;TELE-
l. GRAPH COMPANY, Of the United
States, announce 10 me public that they
have opened an once In Wheeling, on the
corner Of,iWater and Monroe streets, up
stairs, entrance on Monroe street. Their
lines are working 70 al points In the East and
to the on Regions, and are being rapidly ex-
pubic Is solicited Special attention 4 In
Vtted to our syStem of reduced rates ON
night TelegTamS or Letters -sr-f ~
myl 2w Manager, wheeling once.
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Wanfad.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLERK,
. b q man who has had several ye8Es
ScznsA Gpoenne. A6dre8, an Lock
Box YleeHnK Post 0mse my3 sc
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Notice.

ID aHI i Notice. 6eq 81 e. L5au
TINE BOARD OF REGISTRATION WILL
Il hold the regular session on A0SDAYS
MAY 6GH, 1857. At the Court House, in Wheel.
ing, Ohio county, 10 hear and determine all
cases that may legally come before the Board,
and complete the township Registry Books
ba6OT6 Ih9 NAY election. 7.ssL ~ q. > 4-7sli
lL.S /. ROBERT HAMILTON
my27ti Il. sElsnsii ifll a Chm OF Fne Boards
- fTl.IFgTTIl - liITTEII -FEE Nm 9'IT'Ei
A SECOND HAND STATIONARY, EN-
"A CINE, Iron Bed Plate, lO3S or II inch cylin-
der from % to q inch stroke without Pumps
zt.. i .4fslTsS z.Ji JESSE DUVALIs.,t
my2-et cotton NIL, GAINESVILLE. Ohio. q
DowS 7 THEY 90 60 '5.:5 s szs !.
300 % Ladies' Caters
CUSTOM Made i6-sROR 81 90,
AT C. FRAEzELLsm VIZ, e
conner Of Main street and Market Alley.
sIuy2-ZW lh.As-'-.---' r. ~ ~
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A Card ,s1o-

TH4f3vv rms 6NE sotD Cur NJ
entire sock OF 6nocaEl8 and Pro
dnoe 70 John P. Heinletn g Go.S a1d room m
TTFIfa Cenerally and bespeGk Tor them .
1fhsTaI ShSre OF the patronage thai I have
hsEetosoE8 received GRM-H-CaARAAH-
apr1O-1 m rggNgT4E. neIrcLI
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Z E2osts5. = ~ dahE6LS VV'
G-ThiE d 70 certify THAI have fJund
ALIENS LUNG RALSAN one Of the sbeEt
FeTnedies In The World fng DISKASED EES6A
I ffSTe ulad Il n my fauify loC breaking up
4 tTO1bles0ms e01Eh with The hAppIeSt e6ecI-
I recommended Il 70 = young lady who had
3 hHrasEtnZ eo1zh and vas threatened with
Consumption, and Il eue1 her ina few days
would recommend II 10 Al Rnteted with
od1Eh, and TO Ihozs who are pFedtsposed to
Consumption. Respectfully yUua
A A. HARRISON.
Sod by I. d. LOGAN 70.
And b. All Dealers IN Family Mediefnes
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SptttaI ggtltes.
KmT51r Iov.- Iil.sh.lo, M

Mr. c q, ODREREs
,sE-I puEehsasd GbEa "a Cincinnati two
bottles OF your FeesCAbIe Anlf7oE4aSz 1!1d
having used Il mRkt ~ t1A1 = = tne
n changed my haiT 70 the original eo.OE ana
a nov Kr1Efng n1ee3J. PaeGse esod ne
4ne dnzzn b0tttsL Ene1o1ed you U1n md
tsrI 6oIIGrs, Th6eh. II TOO much, yO1 can re-
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Inst

Tn TIE % WARD MARKET HOUSE,
about the Middle Of ApEil. . Pocket Book
fI0naI BankO Of Wheeling for 20 dated Feb
ru4Fy a1h, lSsI, AJAhle 10 Ajax AeCuliey,
payment OF which hRs been stopped
OF The YoeEst book and contents 10 this
o6lce- my$-Sts
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JoHS r HEIELED. 5fse yLEEs n. lArTE
NEW FIRM. r

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING FORMED
u aCO-p8rtneFsh4p for the puTfose o. 1o1Hg
0TetaII GrOo " and ProdUce 61stneS4 eL re
old stand Of VIM. n. Chapman, No. ~ MN
street, VIII eonEiuua % keep . geneEa! SasoEtS
menf Of Groceries and Produce when WI
be sold At the Lowest possible Eates Saa .otlSIt
a NheraIlV RTfented 10 ". n. Chapman.
= JOHN P. HEISLE1S q CO.
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STEAMBOATS,.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT id Glove cleaner
n cleaned with this preparation without
leaving any smell For sale at Il. igHE5 al
z BOOKINGS Drug Store,
aprE No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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DRY GOODS!

ALL OF WHICH ARE wAHRAS4p
IA - Represented, and shown with pleaEuTe
70 Al, cheaper than any other h0use IN TIE
city, IS the following prices win Eh0E.
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aat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Friend qu.-
H0R GIVING a FINISH AND BEAU
IL uful gloss 10 collars, shirts and all linen
and muG1in goods ESoId et l..,-55,.. 80 q
kit. = ..,-s. z. BOOKINGS,
GUAvA JELLY-FoR SALE AT 90.
VI 2. BOOKINGS
ELAvORING EXTRAOTsA FINE AS
sOEtmept st e. B0GkIHG'8 DFug Store,
MOL Odd Fellows Hall. fs..-s-, april
C0NGREss WATER, BLUE LICK
OWGter, Ri4tnSen Water, SeItEer WateEt
For sale by K Booking, No. Odd Fellows
HAL. & igtllUsisL esG 81 ,iI5i apr25 ..
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We would call particular attention 10 oar
very LANCE and Wen selected stock OF summer