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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

SwaSh Channel, anu tug Is trying 10 get Her on.
Domestic Markets.
New Yonx, January 11.-stocks better. Geld
1o8I@108s; DO Of co, 1919 b@107s; do: Of 64 1O5s@
los; do. is, 1858 @1O5&; Ten-fortcs, 99i@99L;
Treasures, 1O4h@e10Ii; new five-twenties; lU44@
104s: Virginia Skies, S. Cotton very firm at 3455@
36c' Flour dull; SO @10c. lower; Southern dropping.
Wheat nominay easier. Corn dull aud declining.
Oats nominal Pork steady; new moss $40 25.
Lard dull Dressed Hogs higher. Western $40
SIC. Whiskey quiet.
EVENING DISPATCH.
New YORK, january 12.-Cotton opened firm but
closed dull and heavy; sales 1900 bales at 34s DS5c
for Aliddling Uplands, closing at 34sc -Four dull
and lower. Wheat very dull and nominally lower:
Corn dull and dropping ut 81 1901 l9 for mixed
Western Whiskey dull and nominal. Pork quiet
and steady. Beef quiet and unchanged Lard
more active and friner. Naval stores quiet and
firm. Freights firm.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, January 12.-The Money market
continued to increase in ease 70 the close OF tho
Bank hours, and the supply was ample to Brokers
at per cent.=Some business was done at b per
cent. on Governments. Money recently locked up
tempt to prostrate the whole trade Of the country
The Gold market closed at 1885, sC.13i. The market
for Foreign Exchange was Quct to-day and some
what nominal As usual just after the sailing OF
the packets, Prime Bankers Bills arc quoted at
nrNEw ORLEANS january 12.-Flour, super. 81
81: single extra. Sl1 50a12; double extra, 81
50a19; tr.,,,c ditto, sl3 5Oa15; choice, s14 50a
1i Pork, moss, 500 so. Lard, IN tier'es,
2idc: in kegs, 13t. Bacon market bare: Corn,
mixed, 1O6al07a; Yellow 81 10; white, 81 lOai lss'
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State Items.

Though business is dull the city is. not, and
skating ponds, churches and theatres arc oil
drawing MOULTRIE.
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a@NOTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM r. DOUGLAS now residing at No King
street. and carrying the retail business give notice
that in one month from the date hereof will act as
SOLE TRADER. KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY 9Th, 1867. limo January
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PAa1s, January 13-Evening ches from
the East report q ministerial crisis at Constantl-
NOBLE. and also that tho Porte has recalled it's en-
bassodor from Athens It is also reported that
large reinforcements for the Greek insurgents had
been landed in Gambia from tho Greek ships: and
that the Cretans are receiving fresh supplies OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-25
saloon Keepers. Notice.
REMOVAL.

OUIs STEUBENRACH,, SOUTH WHEEL
| inr has on hand and for sale, 80 barrels No.
,Crab( Yder -.' s Hay ti.Imo
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Greenwood s Cemetery,

NlTUATED On THk NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles Rast of the city, Is now
ready for Intermsnts, sale and improvement Of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of Land, and Is LAID
out in the most modern and improved style--can
he easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for throesfouffhs Of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. II Is perfectly secure, and
intended TO be beautifed by eysry variety of
trees, shrubbery, public vanlt, chapel. artificial
lake. fountains &c. To make IL equal to the best
Rural CeI1eteTies in the country. Ample pro-
vision Is also made for its enlargement, ordsr
and care in perpetuity. .-.sa.. rt
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has Mat. or secure them by calling at the Office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling. ....t,.a a...,ss,,s =,
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary:
A. ]. SWEENEY, Pres't.
Z {. BoyHAN. Sec'y. .rs t. .l.f .la#
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, M John A. Armstrong.
J. S. Rhodes George Adams. i,'-
John G. Muth.- r G. Jordan, " 'r'
Geo. Mendel, 3. A. Hhareth, -.
!oseph Bel --." t5 II anau
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CireHit Csnrt- oHTy = u
Inthe case Of the State ID. John Har-
greaves, on an Indictment for assault
and battery with. intent toacommit O
rape, the jury returned verdict OF
.YgultyY and assessed a fine of go
The case Of the State rs: George Viii
Ran,s; charged with grand larceny, was
continued until the next term:
The case of Daniel Schambra, ca, Ed
ward Biaaey, to recover the value of a
horse sOM PLAINTIFF BY defendant, was
pending last evening.
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have seen and used, a. before stated, every
form of Bueku-the powdered leaves, the simple
decoration, tincture, fluid extracfs,-and am
not cognizant Of any preparation Of that plant at
all equal TO yours. Twelve years experience
ought think, to give me the right TO judge of
its merits, and without prejudice or partiality
give yours precedence over all Others. do not
value thing according to It's bulk, II did other
B,sehas would out-do yours, but i hold to the
doctrine that bulk and quantity do not make up
value-if they did copper cent would be worth
more than a gold dollar. ..I
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Risfsri. - a. l.ysf-w m2Jr
Having completed her engagements
in America, iscabout to sail for Europe,
She did not visit Wheeling during her
sojourn In the States. Had she done SO,
We know she would have called upon
oxtoby g. Daffield, the Main street jew
.elers, where . fall supply Of clocks,
jeweiry, spcctaclss and fancy goodsi1bs,
on sale. Call at LOB Aain-strest, nearly
opposite Merchants National Bank. :,
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The 1sass sf the Greenbaeks.
A few evenings ago Mr.. c. II. Quimby,
at the News Depot, took in a two dol
lar greenback, upon the back Of which
was written: III l2.s .r'iia.J 81.
I ''The last of handsome. fortune be-
queathed by q father to his profigate
SON. Two short years ago was pros
porous end happy, bnt the fell demon,
drink, hath lured me on, like an ignis
fatsus, until there is nothing left. Go,
thou worker Of. ALI evil and may the
curse of the devil go with thee"
There is a volume Of thought and
warning in those few lines, which our
young men will do wen to study and
profit by. They tell of the temptation.
and tail; Of resolutions made and bro
ken; of nights of debauchery and days
Of repentance andS repfSacb; of pangs
of repoFss, ismetherered. and drowned
in the wine.cup; and finally Of poverty
,and desertion of false friends, 3 ON I.
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Lusps NBtar1.

We yesterday saw q curious malfor-
nation In the fowl line. II was little
chicken with two distinct bodies, ex-
cept the head, united at the back. Each
body has the usual number of legs and
wings, and there are also two necks,
which unite on one head. 1t is supposed
to be the product of doable-yolkei
egg, and Is acurious freak ofnature.
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VIE Il Hes ar,-
We clip the following item from the
Pittsburg Republic, and after reading it
the question naturally arises, who is
A young gentleman from Wheeling
a good1ooking, beardless yonth-was
standing Oh the corner; of ll.one of onr
principal streets yesterday, bordering
in his mind whether he should take the
train for home or stay and see the
"Black Crook" Circus, Whites Min
strels, or Varities, when he was dis.
turbed in his meditations by hand be-
ing laid on his shoulder, and the words
sounding in his ear: h"You are my
prisoner" The youth protested that he
had done nothing to justify an arrest,
but the officer was inexorsble. Was he
not Henry 8. v. King, who had eloped
with Maria Julia Dearens, contrary to
the express wish and commands of her
parents Yes he was; and he must 60
with him and face the music. The stu
alton was becoming interesting when
well-knownq steam-boatman appeared
upon the scene, and, recognizing the
young man, set matters all right, and
the supposed King was allowed togo on
bic way rsioiemgT nnF
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Mr.. HIT. HFLnBoLD.

Mr. H. T. HELNBoLDsh saNs'ht --' rIfH-.
q Dear Sir .-In regard to the question asked
me a. 70 my opinion about Bsichtk would say
that have used and sold the article in various
forms for the past thirty years. do not think
t''rre Is any form or preparation OF II nave
not used or known to be used In the various
diseases where such nledicate agent would be
indicated. You ars aware. as well a. myself,
that II has been extensively employed in the va
rious diseases Of the bladder and Kidneys and
the reputation II has acquired, in my Judgment
Is warranted by the facts. ....
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s...pn. = r.-.f,I.. Dses.. "

s,.- :. J. r.rtf,I.. Dees.. "
d, The Commissioner Of Internal Rev.
enue has decided that partition deeds
tsnants in common. hssd not be
stspped "a cconyeyances, sinssmuch as
there is NO sale, .bnt merely marking
out OF .defining of the boundaries of
the part belonging to each. These par
tition deeds should be stamped as
agreements; but, who're money or other
valuable consideration 10 paid by pne
cotenant to another for equality of par
tition, there is sale to the extent Of
such consideration, aud the conveyance
By the party receiving it should be
stamped accordingly. ,la' '.ui
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In..Tp1.gII b sTOmTJIBd

C~OA Rur~I W oIUJALAVL 4'NA
The editorial corps of the REQUIRES
Jared we'll yesterday, thanks to mine
hosts Of the Mcclure House. We had
the 'shirsst of tho :farss SERVED up to us
in, the bsst of styla and enjoyed our
selves accordingly. The McLure hssre-
Gently been refitted throughout, and the
clever hosts, Messrs. Mallonse and Nor
rss are obliging and attentive to their
guests, making them feel at home, than
which no better communication can be
given to the weary traveller -.
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WHEELING has always, and we'll could
boast of her facilities for manufactnr-
ing purposes, md the magnitude Of the
iron and glass establishments, but her
citizens are now Boosting of+the great
and famed Hair Restorer, made by Cd.
bert, which is Odbert's Vegetable Am
ibtesia, that is warranted 70 do as rep
resented, and will restore gray hair to
It's original color. If %.
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o. from the philadelphia Ledger
...r .'yr' Philadslphis July IL isG3.

Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, Mr.. Ill.
T. Helmbold informs MS that he contemplate
removing TO tho city ofNew York, with view OF
enlargipp his business. We have been acquaint'
ed with him upwards of ten years; have been
pleased with his integrity and fair dealing.
Commencing in small way, his articles must
possess merit to ensure the success no has met
with. and from our acquaintance with him CAN
confidently speak that we do not believe he Is
a man who would wish TO impose on any one,
much Iess the afflicted, and really in our own
long business experience "A an advertising med.
INN We have never heard of the success Of any
medicine without merit .,.. ..... ...r
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Iron ths Philadelphia Evening Bulletin OF
June 20, 1894 r...1sy.
We are gratifed TO hear of the continued sue.
naas in New York a. our townsman, Mr.. II. T.
Helmbold, Druggist, His store. next the Me-
tropoftan Hotel, is y feet front, 230 feet deep,
and Ave stories in height. 1t Is certainly a
grand establishment and speaks favorabiy OF
the merit Of hia articles. He retains his Office
and laboratory in this city, which are also model
establishments Of their class. ..E s.
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J. .,a''e;thl'eeliug gsgisttar..

SATURDAY, M : ,.::, N. May 81
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ANs,s esadidate

Fer favor is the Estey Tremolo Or.
organ. The perfection 81 this instru-
msst is wonderful and the prices on
some styles hundred ,dollars lower
thai Of other makes. It's durability is
unquestioned, having been before the
public thirteen years. Its capacities,
beauties and lexcellencies can only be
seen at Shields Warerooms, the sole
ageneya2 ~ q " ---- %, Sa.a
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WANTS.
NOTICES.
stockholders Meeting.

4 the stockholders of the NORTHWESTERN
H,yk or VIRGINIA. win be held AT the NATIONAL
B,SK OF WEST VIRGINIA at Wheeling, on Tues
,ay. the 9th day Of July, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. to
rAi slider An Act to provide fer winding up
m, affairs Of the NORTHWESTERN BANk or Nfii-
srXr, passed by the Legislature of West Viz.
ip;a FEBRUARY 18th, 1867. ID. Z. LIST, t''-A
GIBSON LAMB,
Committee OF Stockholders.
Wheeling. May ~, lsSctd
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Gst,up WY cIuDs)sof 1867

fHaI..A - I'd HHFgfEt
ElNG sATIsFlkD r n A
I'D their patrons are prepared 10 encourage an
alter,,riae which has %r its oSeet The protector
aasi prum otiep OF tbe Welfare Of the white race
in this Rspublic, ssd tho develcpn,snt and 81.
ovation OF our young and prsmising State, the
Proprietor Of the Wheeling REGIsrEs ha, en-
lsrged and Improved this paper % meet tho de
piands OF isorexsed circalziisaT and growing
popularity, and nov takes plesna ~ In prssrnting
TO the people Of this State tho LAr9ees, Neat.
est and Meet Reliable Paper In Wcss
.T1lE ,RRGIsTRR can point % hs pas,
history as the surest and bot index Of IN future
course Upon all questions Of NatioHal os STATE
palicy. believing that The war wss ended and
Is legifiuate pun posss attained With the snrrrn
dcf az the rebel srmirr, and tbs a6andsussent Of
slavery aud Secession by tho South, tho lRHoIs-
rfn VIII lie the rndinSbing ADJ ossts Of ali meas.
urcs that tend 10 promote tbs national harmony
TO rustore III. unity OF the Governnncht and 10
extend 10 all se,tions tho prieoless blessings Of
an impartial Union and lzAting psAce. IL viii
be- equally firm IN is opposition 10 all pArtiIan
sdlrrnies that impose unjust and unwsrranted
conditions upon ths rs.union Of Government
that MAS never bruksn, that guarantee trrpet.
nsi ascsndancy 10 ous Paliiieai parry and IN.
thwart the wishes " every patriotic heart by
disuniial. our Inioa unrrst>red. Telsfatins
the opinion Of all inen, while steadfAsuy Advo.
eating its own, despising the proscrptive bigotry
Of fanatici-m wlre firmly adhrring 90 tia ON,
nyiGtlons 81 night and duty l'-''i"
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We learn that yesterday, while Mr..
Davenport, Principal of the First Ward
public school, was Furnishing pupil,
the boys brother stepped up behind the
teacher and hit him on the head with
an iron poker. Such boys ought not to
be allowed the privilege Of attending
school. .... .l..-. .... 81. .f.s ...'o
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Are cheaper than the cheapest,
Don, Relieve IL. :

Don't Believe H. tI. vr
1t is. said that newly married wo-
man the other day, bought pine apple
in market, and next day went back aud
demanded her money, alleging that she
had "biled the pesky t.ling for more'n
four hours aud then it wasn't fit to eat.7'
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Moral Csnuudruns.

Why is drinking tangle-foot like
frivolous talk Because it's bad-in-age.
This highly original and moral couun-
drum was suggested by seeing an old
grey-headed man staggering along
under heavy load of "poison." o.
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Effect Of the ElectiOn.

The Democratic victory Of Thursday
seems to have had favorable effect
upon the weather. Yesterday was as
fine day as we have had this spring.
The ETHEREAL, as well as political, hor-
lion is growing brighter. 1a ..1'a
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Fav'nrrs. Merchants, aud Cat
~ 49,. tie Dealers -fasd

Will have their interests specially copsultsd In
the preparation Of this colnlun, and ne business
man ~ West Yirginia should bssitsss 70 avail
"'A'~a' " .' ''' "''A' '''' .r.fqah
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Th. People,. ma,.al sanding A-s.:

Publish notice this morning, to
which attention is invited. These as
sociations are doing much good for the
laboring men, and men Of small means
in our city, and We are gratified to know
that the several associations in this city
are in excellent con dition. = II y -.
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j.. &C. BAYHA,

DREAD. CRaCBkKR AsD CAKE
ID BAKEEr Mzrka strces oppo-;te tss
Street. lrfp constantly On hss< q fah s-soft
| nent Of the above articles. .H",.@ ii'
~ Their uzxOuz- rua esnstzE1y IN AL par.
Of tS. city vish 'lsFssk. Csssksfs. Rnsks, Cakes
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I valus your Buchu for Its eject on patients
have cured with II, and seeni cured with IL
mere disease Of the bladder and kidneys than ]
have ever seen cured with any other Buchu, OF
any other proprietary compound OF whatever
name. Respectfully yours, &c,
& COTTON sAt5GEO. III KEYSER, NJ. D., .1'
3, ~, ..,., 40, Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa
August II, 1855 .''@'' ,,r.
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Joe. Bowers, whom we noticed yes
terday as having been placed in the,
lookup while under an attack of aania
potu, was taken to the hospital. yester-
day, for treatment. 80 . IT,. . 49, -
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w. Y. HOGE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL
n Land Agent Wheeling W. Va, will prac-
tice in the eourts of Ohio and adjoining counties
Particular attention given 10 the oolleetion Of
claims. Otiice on Main Street, over the Bank Of
Wheeling. ...-. ....--t r-rr jan5sm
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O,HE yNDERSIGNED TAXES PLEASURE
/ in informing his customers and citizens gen
.r,lly, that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
establishments to the north side Of Union, be-
tween Main aud Market streets, where he keeps
Oh hand the best brands Of French
taliskin. together with as good workmen as the
country can afford. Thankful Tor past patron
ace. he wishes n continuance of the same.
ms I'm JAMES MATHEWS.
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HOTELS.
Pemberton House Reopened

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR.
i chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House On Water ST,
he Il now prepared 20 entertain the pnbhc in
the best manner No effort will be spared to
make his guests comfortable. r-...s,.,.. sT
apr9.ly '' LOUIS LINGAMAN. d.
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Remarks from Chemical Analysi.l
h Aftsr careful analysis or Heirnbold's Prepa-
ratlons they epjsy our utmost ronhdrnce. Va
consider tsem safe and reliable. .....J.tf
5iE1 lnE NEvEERs a YATES.
d, Phil.delphia Jane I2tbs ls6a., a.s -
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n. ~
- -. ,.rg,t <EJI 10 ur.sul II
+. We notice green peas and Strawberries
in the market. They look tempting,
but their price makes them forbidden
fruit" to all poor devils like u.s. ~ "
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rHE RE GIsTE n

VIII strive TO make the pppnlxr mind "wissr by
cOnviction, rather than slayish by dietatloa. and
will labor Ia disseminate only sanb views upon
S,,h tha seai er truth ''h ~ ~
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c,... WHEELING.
BARGAINS I

81. O." 5--->I-IautH Orr lfL -..
= s,iW yJHs1g '--IN-.H iHIL -
= '',,T ,-T..,. rH-
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lfx.a wa5a M 1TTITTUIEI

Nice cheap paper, 60 to Orr & Co.'s
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The Mining. Agricultural and
...,gfs..,. Grazing Interests lsa

OF West Virginia viii nDd In ths BEGBTEE .
constant and Jealous sdyecste. pkils The sSe3ai
'ssd political savsnebns-nt Of fte stsL yfif ~
eftvf Ne rsrnsst affeBft~h. ~ t'tpf ~
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As NEWSPAPERS

W. intend that It shall br iansd fsrits accuracy
and reliability, III. best and latest infsrmation
that can be obtained hy TELEGBApH and
NAIL. in rontion ~ matters Of gsnesul iatsrr.t
will always 10 laid bsGHe our padcrs. and no
cost WIN 10 counted m keeping our Hulrsn1bers
Thoroughly and constantly pasted npon all topics
Of Importance. 1870. "if :" f.''-
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The Circulation
N f..I
ala r,'r.u stcr,

Larger hS lar Than that Of Aay oihes paper In
the State, makes IL the best ADVERTISING medium
In West ylfgipih 9if~' 20 p. W" ''..'
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

.,rp UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
Vnns hnndrcd and eighty acres of land, stu
one ;n WetzeI county, ". Va, about seven
aise from the comfy seat, New Martinsyins
NJ he Ohio river,to acres Of which ~ SealSsa
on 1 s for fencing purposes spal orchard ana
snnai house. Also, forty-eight acres Of Do.U
land situate within one mile OF Ne" , ; on
vile T Is located good twostory house worth
Sppiy TO JOSEPHEs CLARK, New a aE.r
.;idf Wetzel county, Wv iepS<1@"a-
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LBeslea ReraN.l

We do not Ike to advertise worthlcss wares
or articles calculated % deceive our readeps and
when we zee an advertiser Ike Mr., Helmooid,
WHOM we have known for yesrs gradually ex-
tend his Adverti.isg fun yeAr tn year antal be
states We are satishsd that the statements in
rsraTd 10 his articles sssst Be oovves.-
-, .r0ifT aHi elffs -fira-l a1.sa '''h
Il The writer inserts the above, buf would not
do 30 veps he not . stranger % MANI, and osE
cindes by stating the names Of his arfisles, and
ths Si.ezses for watch they have be-. ps%d by
many thpusands Win complete snoces. q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-25
THE TRl-WggKLY.

Il p,ibllshed every Tnsrday. ThuIrdsy and Set.
urday, and contains, besidss the csntsats Of the
precedlng issues Of the Daily many valuable
Items prepared especially for thIs publieasIsh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-25
We Speak Knewinaly,

We Speak Knewinaiy, aia,aai'
When we say that you will find the
finest assortment of Perfumery. Hair
Brushes, Dressing Combs, Cosmetics,
Toilet Soaps, &C., ut E. Bookings Drug
Store, No. !, Odd Fellows Hall Call
and examine his stock, alom.'Ia %
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-25
MARSHALL & EBERT.

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late firm of Marshall. Gets e. Co., at
tho old Fulton Bank, and will furnish coal on
reasonable terms 10 all our cid customers, and
ask share of public patronage. marn