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rnnraitnhIr Gamr Rng.

One OF our machinists had occasion 10
20 down 20 New Martiusyiile q few days
ago 20 examine piece OF machinery.
AsIt would take but short time %
make the examination, our friend con-
cluded 70 combine business with pleas
ure. and took bis gun along to spend
the remainder of the day in hunting.
After the business had been attended
70. the machiuist shouidered bis gun,
and crossing the creek that smPties
into the river at that place, made bis
wav 70 the woods. When near the
edge of the wood he espied pheasant,
and fired and killed il. He reloaded
his gun and wandered about IN the
woods for some tame without meeting
with further success. and finally con-
cIuded that 1t was useless 20 hunt IN
that region without the assistance OF a
4 dog, and began 20 retraee his steps
He had not proceeded Tar when he met a
large canine. sppareBtiy a young ONE,
that belonged TO farm house near by.
The dog was disposed 20 be friendly,
and followed our friend, who began 70
renew his search for game. In short
ume a bird was shot from limb Of 4
tree and fell 20 the ground. The dog
made no movement towards the bird
until our friend. who was desirous TO
know whether he had been trained 70
hunting pointed 10 the bird, telling
him to 20 get il. The dog made three
or four tremendous leaps 70 where
The bird Was lying and swallowed II
feathers and all. Another bird was kill
Ell. but the dog needed no inst traction
this time As the saying IS be went for
and swallowed it This was repeated
the third time. The last bind had scarce
lv touched the ground, when the dog
robbled 1t Up and disposed Of isIn the
sane manner. Our friend got tirea
shooting game for the dog TO eat and
come TO the conclusion that his new
made friend was a very Improbable
game bag. We would only ada that he
Quit hunting with that dog and return
ed home on the first boat
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The Latheran ui-isa school Anai-

To come OF 1T Washington Hall TO-
morrow night, promises 10 he the most
attractive and az the same time the
most profitable ofany ufits predecessors.
The children are TO De arranged Oh an
anphitheafre stage IN the rear, and on
either side Of the magnificent Christ
mas tree which has been attracting
crowds 10 New York and other cities.
The word Jesus or beautiful star viii
crown the tree and burn in letters OF
living fire.
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Dissrderfy.

Dissrderiy.
We are informed that a number OF
Young men and boys have erected a
board shanty on what Is called the
'Green,7 az the foot OF Buckeye alley.
near the Glass-house, in North Wheel
ing. where. it IS said, they eoagreSa'e
1t night and annoy the whole neiShbor-
hood by reveling in drunkenness, IN
playing OF games, and noisy demonstra-
tons Of the most objectionable charac-
ter. We are also informed that they
are in the habit of gathering AZ this
Mace on she Sabbath, and that intoxl-
eating liquors are carried to the shaniy
in buckets. bottles, &c. the day desc
Grated by profanity and dehauch, and
the community disturbed by their dis'
graceful carousals- We have been re-
auesred TO call the attention OF the
police 10 this subject, and hope thai
they will attend 20 il and pat IN end
I 70 such disgraeeful proceedings
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4eriannlH EniurcA.

Mr. Moses Greer was seriously injured
by falling from the roof of house on
Main street yesterday morning. Mr..
Greer had gone on the IOof for the pur-
pose OF making some repairs that were
necessary 10 prevent The roof from
leaking. when be lost his foothOld and
fell irst from the roof OF the main bull
ding on 70 the roOf of the back building.
and from this on u the pavement in
the yard. which was covered with ice
Mr.. Greer remained inseDsible for some
time after Re fell, and his injuries are
said 10 be veFy serious.
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Coed stories.

Coed stories.
Part = has Just been issued by Ticksor
Il Fields, with the following attractive
Contents: The Metempsychosis, By Rob-
ert Macnish.-illustrated by s. Eytinge,
Jr., Cthe artist who illustrated the
Diamond Dickens;) The Cuinvited; The
Bellows-Men Of Lyons.-illustrated
by George G. White: Tie Smallehange
Family.-illustrated by ", II. Daven-
port; Tho Scotsman's Tale, by Harriet
Lee: Ths Blacksmithso OF Holsby.-illus-
trated by ". l. Sheppard; a PeniteDt
Confession.
These stories are not original, but
are generally unfamiliar 20 the present
generation OF readers They are fresh,
readable. genuinely good stories; printed
IN clear. legible type, suitable Tor read
ing in cars or on steamboats,. The prce
IS only Fifty cents a number. All book
sellers and .Rewsdealers have them. or
they can be procured POSTPAID directly
from the Publishers. TiekBOr il Fields,
PnstDu
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1Buircrxlry.

We understand that the second anui-
vsrsary of the Wheeling Business Col
Iege Is to come OF On New Years night
at Washington Hal. Great prepaza-
tons ara being made TO AFFORD the pub
nc most pleasing evenings entertzin-
ment. One Of the finest orItars in the
country Is expected to give the opening
address Pruf Scott and Mr.. Geo. Story,
whose elOeutiouary efforts in the past
have won for them 4 most enviabie repu-
tasion, viii give several readings and
Rotations
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Wi,e.. Daughter. and sister.

Are always made happy when pre-
seuted with Grover 81 Baker Sewing
Machine SAlesroom II oItOby & Duf-
ield,s Jewelry store, lu3 Main street
Read the following:
Il Am acquainted with the work OF
all the principal machines, and pre-
fer the Grover il Baker 70 them all, be-
cause I consider the stitch more alas
tic. I have work now n the house
which was done nine years ago, which
Is still good. and I have never found
any OF my friends who have used the
other machines able 20 say the same
thing. Had l il when my children
were little. IL would have saved ne al
least $500 a yearT-TsstizoHy Of Mrs.
Dr.. AcCraaGy, 20 Eat I'D street, Netr
York. before the Commissioner Of PdteHtS
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An Adieurned Meeting

.
OF the Board OF Supervisors Was held
yesterday morning Il their room in the
Court House.
! Present. Messrs- W. W. Miller, Pres
ident) John q Hobbs, John Howell :.
:. Jacob, $. Mcdonald 5. Mcclellan
and James Robinson.
I The minutes Of the last nesting were
read and approved.
The report OF the committee on Fl
nance and Accounts. recommending the
rejection of George Mendel's application
for reduction of taxes, because not &C
eompauied by affidavit; the payment OF
J. ". Shultz and Vim. ClOhaH's bills;
the granting of Haines' and Wilson's
application for reduction Of assessment;
the rejection OF Rev. J. ". Taggart's
application for reduction of assessments,
was read and adopted.
The Committee also reported that the
applications of j. C. Campbell and VIM.
Cranky to have refunded them the
amount paid by them for bounty purpO-
ses be rejected, because not aceOmpa-
MED by their discharge papers, which
was laid on the table.
Mr. Boone, clerk of Riehland town.
ship, appeared before the Board and
made statement in relation TO his not
administering the oath of Office 20 Pow
ell Wharton. elected School commis-
sioner in said township. The matter
was laid over TIL the afternoon session.
The application OF George ". ThOmP-
son, in relation 70 the correction of the
assessors books Of Trialelphia and
Ritcme townships, in reference to lands
belonging 70 the estate Of D. Steenrod.
deceased. was referred TO a special COM
mirtee. consisting of Messra- Hobbs
Mcdonald and Robinson, for report
"a bill OF Lewis Baker, amounting 10
Sl6c ~, for printing, &c: OF P. Kennedy,
for blankets. &c. for Jail. amounting
TO S5l 90, and OF J. Boring, fOr ss24 %,
fol repairs 70 Jail, were ordered TO be
paid.
Adjourned until I. o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met 1T Il o'clock. Present,
the same members as in the merHiug.
Mr.. Powell Wharton appeared and
made 4 statement Of his case, when,
after due consideration, the Board de-
Jsrrnined they had no jurisdiction, and,
on motion. il was dismissed.
Tie application OF Samuel OFT, Alex
ander Morrison. Samuel Havener and
K. V. whelan for correction Of Assess
ments. were referred 70 the Committee
on Finance aud Accounts for report.
On motion. John Mesfred- trustee,
was released from the payment oftaxes
assessed on lot belon ring TO the Ger.
man VI. (. Church IN South Wheeling.
The board selected jurors FOR the CON-
ing YEAR
The application of Messrs. Edwards
Il Conant 10 be relieved from the pay
ment OF tax on 4 billiard table they did
not own. vas referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on Finance and Accounts, With power
70 act.
On motion it was ordered that drafts
be issued to the members NJ the board
and janitor for their services since
June roth, lc67-
On motion il vas ordered that Hobbs
& Brady be refunded S. - erroneousely
assessed on property in South Wheeling
On motion, the committee on Zane
Street Bridge vas empowered 10 take
i. the new bridge on the contractors hands
when finished according 20 contract
On motion. the Board adjourned.
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FOR SALE /.

,,1-g GOOD TWO SToEY BRICK
: $3.50 obtaining six Toozns and cellar
;lzis n Water street, betwceR First
~-5sad streets. Cearre WheSiiaE For
= - - :iC--4Ts apply 20
I. q. HUGHES
Real Estate Agent
- q Chsp.ine, Set-eeA First and SeoOad
-. nov=l.
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RankFunlcY.

THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT on
il the 5sth day u November A d is6- vzr.
zzr u BGzk-up1cv ~1s tss8ei AGAINST Ia -
TIA 81 WiLEkn kevis. - WherlinG N ths
osunry II Ohio And Stzss a. wess Virginia. xhs
tns 5sea sSiaiEsd BAlkrupG OA his Sxn Pzzi-
Tiaa; thAt tie payEcnt q kny de6ts and dslir.
CT u any pruPerSy beaoaeinr tsSneh 0z1krupt
20 lin ~ fsE IA lse, Ald ths trzzS1er u any
rrsp-FTy ~ hin. Arc farhiA1en hy law, that .
Nesting 81 tn cTeziitoEs a ~ sd RaRkruua
IN PrVvs their drhes and - cheese sas az
nore HSSiSnrss q ais estate WI he held % .
CguE4 ef AAzkrup1sy . bs Asiisa a. las s<trs
N the eirT sf W5o-iiEg West Virginia hefors
6erSa B Caldwell. ReZisrer % Fri&aE Tia
--iA day q D-oszbsE, a D. lsss, a 10 . eASsk
~ z n NuRT0y.
d-ciiltA~7E c. 4 Ma-zhal ID. W Va
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Died.

Mr.. Thomas Simpson, an old anu re-
spected citizen Of the Second Ward.
died at his residence on Fourth street
yesterday morning at six o'clock. Mr..
Simpson leaves q wife and family TO
mourn tie loss Of good and faithful
husband. and 4 kind and indulgent
Ia her
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River HewN.


Business on the landing was quite
brisk yesterday. The wharf boat was
literally covered with furniture and
freight of various kinds The river was
rising rapidly last evening with thIr-
tees feet OF water. The departures OF
boats yesterday were the Rebeeea for
Parkersburs and the James R-es Tor
Sunfsh. The Argosy will leave to-day
for New Orleans. The Potomac for
Cincinnati. The Express for Parkers-
burg and saIlie v for Marietta Dis
patches from Pittsburg yesterday report
thirteen feet water N the channel ut
that place and the river rising fast.
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.


i business Of lie Merchants and Mechanics
Bank 81 = 5sFiInE IL q Designated Depoa
-Sry and Eszs1C.al Agent q Ihs { aItsd states
and { prepared 70 10 : .s-i tfznzts Bznk1p. bud
49,
PEEsIDEsT-EOBERT CRANGI.E
DIX TOES h0rsas Srres1ey. l. ;. Deiapiksn.
JSs g. A. hss0u JDnH Euuiau. Jac1b Berger. A.
Aiisn Howell. SelsJu VEuur JaEzrs D4lEsiL
lauI--fv < BRADY Cashier.
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VAN Killed.

Mr.. Stofei. a coal miner. was killed
yesterday while 1t work n the coal
mine of Marshall and Gilbert at Fulton
BY the falling of mass Of sOapstone-
Mr.. Stofel vas German and was we'll
known in this city He was good cit
izen and an industrious man, and leaves
many friends 70 mourn his sudden
death.
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Held 10 BaIf

William McNaSh had hearing yester-
dav morning. before Justice johnson,
OF charge OF assault and battery pre-
f.rred against him by John Brady.
Alter hearing tine evidence the Justice
held Mn III 20 bail IN the sum OF TWO
hundred dollars for MS appearances AZ
The next term OF the Circuit Conrt-
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Porcelain Picfuro

Porceiain Pictnres
OF the finest finish ara to be obtained
At Partridge's- Get one and present Il
to your nearesrhiend, and depend upon
II, it viii be an acceptable holiday
present
Partridge has large stock of carte
Albums, which he is Offering At extreme
" low prices. as well Is many other
useful and ornamental articles See
his stock
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rrnrhrrr, InnIifutr-

The Teachers OF Ohio county and 9TH
er active friends of Education are re-
minded that the Ohio county Teachers
Association viii meet II West Liberty,
1t 10 o'clock 4. NJ, Thursday, the both
inst. and continue IN session IhS re-
mainder OF the week.
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AHnnd.anr nru. sIare.

Our young friend Glessner, suceessOl
70 Odbert, Just below the stone bridge
keeps one of the neatest and best ar
ranged drug stores in the city. BE il
4 wide-awake business man, and, Va
believe, thorough druggist Drop IL
and see MIN.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

National Steam Navigation Co.
LIMITED
CTEAHERs WEEKLY FROM
- Liverpool ard View York calling n Qrecns-
town 4 steamship Of tins line, consisting Il
The
QUEEN LOUISIANA
ERIN PENNSYLVANIA
HELV-TTA SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND. VIRGINIA. and
DENMARK FRANCE.
Leavss NoEy ( iruIa Per ~, North River,
ever SaTury.aF ARd Liverpool on wednesday
Of svsTy week calling a. Qrlernsfnun .sch way.
The size Of rhe-s Steamships SlnIitE ~ reEy
spacieus slatsTooms. al Sp-uIHg ,lIrectiY iEtO
rss szle0u. The accommodations ADD i4re are IN
surpassed AID The Tafes lower th2E Jy any other
ms.
The accommodaflEas Tor EureraEs pAsSengerS
lr- ARR. zEI plenty si aeck rosIa = llSsss.
20 IlsI Tie Arc - u ihr best uz4ity. Ee.i evoked
and ample.
An -Tp-r-encsd surgeon ~ sarh "Trip frrc ~
chAr=e tickets Az issaed N tins oozBtTy -
azrrirs washing - rrP@y The passage % theiT
friends NON Liverpool - Queenstown, Il--
: and for 81 pavzCie u currency.
PzssAgs ffun New YORK 70 pEeensto~u, 1T
I L.v-rISaoI-CABIN Siuo- STEERAiIE. Sss-in
I clTprncv.
| For ca5sn " iiserzge paEsA-c. apply 20
! z e. BOSHAM A-ruf.
/ NheeiinG ". Va
Fw.L HUEsT, Manager. 81 BFoAa~ay. Ss~
Z York lAaSalT
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HankrunfrH.

THIS Is 10 GIVE NOVICE THAT oY
i ths 18th day q AeEszsE. A D. ls6z. avar-
zuf n a7krupfSy EAas tsaled aEzinsf the -
he cuazrT q Ola and Stale q Yes. vfrxiuiA
uho rs ben zdiuiccd BAnk-zpt % hss owa
v~ssriou rhzx1Rs rzzrnenfuf snr aeArs zz1a ne
deliver 81 A1T pruPerly belocEz-S 70 snch
Bankrupt % kin az for ms ~ AMI TIE transfer
n uy prupeFfr ~ hir1- arm toreadeen By lave
ShAE rleefinR 81 ~ ereliitors II aid AankrzPt
20 urSrs faetr debes Eri -boese go ~ 1os
zssf-aees - as estate VII BE heAz a. Csurs
Of 3Ankrupscy n b h0ldea a his oe6ce in the
city 81 Wh-elinx n aid Dssrssct fs<eGesrEs
L Caldwell RSElsEsE a. IL 5Gh aAF u EshEz..
AN, A D. tSs5 a 10 S'clSek An
- n NORTON
SseIl-Itaw2x Us MArsA.l DIV. Va
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
Dry Goods Down.
P. KENNEDY,
I63 MAIN ST II & e 7

Good Mrsii1s AZ TIC per I'd
CalioneS l2ie pr I'd
Shee.1aE Checks. &C peT I'd
Bz-rei FszRarl- 3.iS PEI ID
Blue ke1-zcky Jez1s. SIC per I'd
Al Woal Cxssznere. STfe-
lXTHTTE AND C0L0RED BLANKETS
w SAckIaE Cl0Shs AID Czssi1errs, Breakfast
SkAEss LSzS SkANlS BslRSEal Skl--s. EsSR
Skirfs FrencA CsrS<t-. Tahle CUvcrx- rSrsls
Rassiz Crash Write Gcs.Es De LAi3es Frrneh
MeE1n0sS Popd1S Alpaca. every aescupr1aa
ID Dress Goods and prizes % sztT every ooty.
Denr fail - cAl and seczzz . bargain
seu2j-IF
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Baltimore q Chic B. B Co.

Oyyyrx BxL7I,suxz 4 Cu9 RAn1nAD ca.
W1EELES. Nay 4 lsS1- )
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state ofWest Vir=insa.
State OF West Virginia.

IN lie CirrHii Court Of Ohio COERts, 70.
rcIzbeT Raies, l-69.
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Mssir and Chrssfna.

Hxsir and ChEzssnas
Are beth insepzrahle,. and for this
reason We want our readers to know
that Mr.. Sheibhas some beautiful pres
ents at his music store which want 20
be transferred to the pAriors Of some of
oRr citizens OF taste. Pianos OF Knabe's,
Steiuway's aud EnersOn's make, Organs
OF Estey'z and Mason & HamliBis make,
Tiiton's patent Guitars, fine violins,
&C. go to make IN attractive lis 70 Sc
lect from; and what is better still,
the prices have been reduced for Christ
mas times Gro 70 SheibIs Music Store.
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And other pleasing Presents for your
children. 20 70 Peter Lechers, under
Washington Hall. He has the hnest
as..rtmeut of Christmas articles We
have seen
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md Gin. An.

A Large and Fine AsssrsDoaI
OF Family aid Pocket Bibles, Tesla
ments. Hymn and Prayer Books and
Adams. in all styles, suitable for the
Holidays. al A. W. Paul & Co.'S
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rbe Amerieaa Railaisg A.soci atioI

The Amerieaa Railaias A-soeianen
Net with perfect success IN selling
their stock last evening, sold over One
HnaGTed ana Eierea ThOEsGAS Dollars
Worth. Considering that il IS only
three DAYS since the CorPoratOrs nrst
spoke Of getting mp his Association,
and only published It once We think
they doAe remarkably well. Success be
nth them
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crear Bargains i'm the Real
Estate Line.

Ut -yDERSIGSED 0FFEgS F0R SALE
- - eiSf- 5rst el&Ss Sgick dwelling
..rustea 81 EOE street IN tins city
-, q: 80 lOuses Pes-ess Inany Of the nodera
- \; tsr contemplated removal af the
- .a - valley o. Virginia
fHOS. O'BRIEN
s.p Real Estate Agent
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Dent Fail .. R..ew Y..r Frs-.a.

ship
No matter how small or insignificant
the gift may be, let your friends know
that they are not entirely forgotten.
We would call the attention of our
readers TO the fact that Edmund Book
ing, Odd Fellows Hall. has one Of the
most complete assortments OF Holiday
Goods in the city. Such IS Toilet Sets,
Bohemian Glass Vases, Cut Glass and
COlored Cologne Bottles, Fine Hair
Brushes and Combs, Perfumery and a
great variety of other goods Call and
examine for yourselves
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:. HartcIle'

.uartcIle-,
new game for the family, as we'll as
auy variety of Holiday Presents. Al the
variety store of D. NICnLL & Bro.
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Wheeling Savings institution.
OFFICE so. > MONROE STREET.
MONEY RECEIVED On DKPOS-
VI II LnJsrrst pad ~ ST-ciAl Deposits Satss
AID Bills DisosHnts.d EIGhzBEs lsulEtt and SD.
Coiie-ri0ls nae "a AZ psslnis. IN 0r1erto meet
= EGzt thzt hzs Gag le-a inif N Jhls aoHzEans-
y saIs LEsEtrutlCu VII -unrlve OF Nszlncsdxy
and Saturday zitsrn0Ons, 1-tTesn Tie hszrs u
tEo and tour cock. dspgzits u 11y szz u
ng,ey from gBs dollar And agEa-s1A On Etlcs
interest VII bc pad
GEO MENDEL. Freshest
ALEx LATGHLIS. A :. PASYKLL.
JOHN MCLTRR- TX. ALE1- R0SiEks.
ATVY y CVCU JAMES EEED
o--f-.Ir A c oUAERTER IsazsaseT.
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w.m.u aay Reject the Ballot

But they want the Sewing Machine
Two hundred Of Wheeler & Wilson's
are elected daily Is the good genius Of
the household.
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Commissioner.. safe.
TacAaa~-ryi

hrnfAEit1 y NoNr1- E1ccEtur.
"a IN CAaasuryi
wTTian z. Johnston
TN PURSUANCE OF 4 DECREE or rHR
il Circuit Court q WeaH1 ooznfy, ". Va,
rrnierr-i N the atsre eufstled sui IN he arss
day Of NSC-Eaber. lS67. I ylil. 81 MONDAY,
TaE Sixth OAT Or January, ls6s, and
u tea ciork \ ". o. aid 91r AZ the frunf 1oor
Il tie Court Hoo=s - sd W~rEsa e1ants. or
for Sale % thr hi-hcst and best SiSder the fsi-
lowing desCFll 49, traot q and, containing SO
acrrsg caEmualy knguu ~ IN GrEfne tract
and = baancs-t f1Eiogse Beg11asng a rus
b-och trees Asd q Shits oak oaI - 80 the Arch-
ihald T.ss.S tEzet thezoe With Wesd's GEe eAst
lsoa pal-s % a chestnut oak and Write aak
theEee v - dr. Y 81 rv-is 60 q 6lsrk sAk
.hcao- y. = deC-.W Isis roas to q with oak
rhenos ; - deE. ". l1es uDds - he plsns q
be-fn1ing.- ruEz1s II sAAr-tti one third Il he
purr.,ase m01ry - ~ paid N cash A oaa-r hird
n az z0afhs, and one-fhird 40 IN tEelve
zcufhs--Slr purv.zE-er -iring asll11s viii caod
security tpr Nd deferred payments, and EAlcA
49, honds zro 10 hr4r inteTrst fru1 dafs 81 sAlA
GEORGE = BnYD
Sp-ciAi CaaA1aisNiO1sr.
SeE M4-TinsviEe. SOr. Gth lses.
unvzsAlsEfE
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SUMNER SCHEDGLE.
TRAINS WILL Elm
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New Drug & Prescription Store.
Booking & MILLER,

Corner First ard Chapline STREETS. Centre
Wheeling
u ESPEETFTLLT ANNOUNCE To THE
II citizens u Centre Wheeling R.IchletoTn,
and vlc.r .ry ;hzE they have cnuzpssted Ih- II
ting I'd Of theIr new sfST~. and Az uoW FreFzr-
Cd % sG9piy their wants for any article n their
Ine- The szOGk = entirely new, and u III
be=t quality. We have n sUOse. and VII con
riuue 20 keep FIRE stock n eTeT article Usually
found in a irSt-clAss Drug StOTe and our prioes
VII 6e found a. low the sane quality 81
sosds cal - bought N any establishment n
The civ. SPECIAL attention paid 70 COMPOUND
ny Jf Phvziclzns Prescriptions nUvb
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wsnId Ysu Please Ysar wifes

Buy her a nice dress, set OF good
furs or comfortable cloak and remem-
Der the children always enjoy q new set
Of furs like those George z Taylor &
Co, are selling so cheap.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-24
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