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rcr p.UTNpRsuTP uERtTO.

i fore existing under the firm name of y. Tur-
ncr 4 Co. was dissolved on the LIST inst, W. FL
m.hams and W. TAYLOR retiring. The business
viii hc closed mp by the undersigned. All those
having claims will please present them for set.
Irmcnt. and those knowing themselves Indebted
tr the Late firm will please make immediate pay
iucut ~ the business must be closed up without
DELAY. A. TURNER.
Wheeling Jan. l, le61. janI-3t
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PoLICE.-In the Police Court yester-
day Silas Edgerton, for being drunk
and disorderly, was fined five dollars
and costs; Mary Howard, for lewdness,
was fined ten dollars and costs, in de-
fault of payment of which she was sent
To iail.
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FESTIVAL number of young ladies
connected with the Fourth Street NJ. Z.
Sabbath School will this evening hold
a festival and give an oyster supper at
Hornbrook's Hall. We wish them a
merry and prosperous time.
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NOTICE..

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Me IN
i 4 the Wholesale Liquor business, CONRAD
\. GAUS, the name and style of the trIn Will
hereafter he g. W. FRANZiIEIM & co.
hereby give notice that desire all persons
having bills against me IL present them imme.
Giltrlv; and those indebted to me will please call
and settle as | wish to close all my accounts as
soon a. possiblr G.. W. FRANRHEIM.
i..r,l Iu,,
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons or Young Men contempht
inc Marriage, hcing aware of Physical Veal.
urS , organic debility, deformities, speedily
cured
lie who places himself under the caro- Of Dr.
!. may rriginusly conhdc In his honor asa gen
tleman. and confidently rely upon bis skill a.
phVs stefan.
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

S,TCCRssOR TO II. DIRHEL.
- FANCY DYER AND SCOURER. SOuth
Street. near the y. & y. X. X Depot. Wheeling.
". Va. All kinds OF Shayl-. Ribbons, and
every description oC silks and WooloB Good.
executed 90 short notice aud on reasonable
terms.
Til. is the Art and hes; Steam Dying E-tsl-
ii.hment in the Western States. Dp.j
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

1--WE FIrM OFF. A. HOLIDAY co. HAS
This jay been dissolved by mutual consent.
The business viii be settled at their office. cor
ncr of Fifth and Lindsey streets.
j. 4. HOLIDAY eco.
WHEELING Jan l. lSG1. lanIlw
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LAMENTABLE ACCIDENT.-1moN Men In
jured in a Coal B0nk, one seriously, the
other Fdtally-A lamentable accident
occurred in Thos. Hogg's coal bank near
Rlinedale, a short distance from the
Zane street bridge, yesterday, by which
two brothers, g. A. and d. W. Peak,
were seriously injured by the fall
ing of soapstone. The brothers
we're working together in the mine,
when the rock fell, and both were
strlSk with it. d. w. Peak, the young
est brother, had his thigh and five ribs
broken and his left shoulder badly
crushed. He died soon after the acct
dent. G.. A. Peak, the elder brother,
was not SO badly injured, but it is ex-
ceedingly doubtful whether he can sur
vive. Three of his ribs were broken and
his left shoulder was terribly crushedss
He was conveyed to his home, n short
distance from the mine, and the mang-
led remains of his brother were taken
to the same place. Mr.. G. A. Peak is q
married man, and his brother, who is a
young man about eighteen years
of age, boarded with him.
They were both honest, steady, hard
working men, and had been employed
in the mines for some time. DR.. Rus
sell was summoned to the scene of dis
tress and dressed the wounds of the sur
viving man. The unfortunate sufferer
was living last night, but it was feared
his injuries would prove fatal.
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WHAT 4 FALL WAS Enthusiastically
morning, as an omnibus was turning
the corner of Monroe and Market
streets, the wheels slipped on the ice
and the vehicle was thrown over against
the large gas post at the Mcclure House
corner. The gas post was broken off
about three feet from its base, and fell
to the ground with crash. Fortunate
~ there was no person injured.
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WANTS..
nouxD WANTED BY GENTLE.

ID MAN and wife. in private family or board
M house. Location preferred two to four
.TIsrrs EAST OF pust.Uiiice. References eN.
Hanged Address, with terms y. L., Il. q. Box
tIt,- ianj-3t
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NationaI Bank of West VA.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
l HOLDERS of this Bank and election for
Directors will be held at the Banking Hpuse ON
Tuesday, Jan. Q, lsGf, between the hours Of
andiP. NJ. G.. LAMB
deCs3jd Cashier.
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A., s,,cciaes Grocery for Sale.
-, 1,vnErSiGNED DESIRES To SELL
"a. a., v,i!,. .uoiri ,.Id conveniently located
80 nc,.,;y. southwest curner oI Msfkes
lA'"l ,t N,rsct s,;,.are, - Tara.
a. :, ;, stand in the Market House, opposite
n, ir'1s"y. .,,.on IF ho,l, n, ,uv time
80 Irmn LEWIS BEEkMAN.
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SAD ACADEMIA few days ago a
lad, whose name we were unable to
learn, met with sad accident in South
Wheeling, which produced almost in
slant death. He was sliding on the ice
down a small bill, when he slipped and
fell head foremost. His neck was bro
ken, and he expired in few moments.
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Stockholders Meeting.
ELECTION NOTICE.

rJ,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF LIVESTOCK
l HOLDERS of the Wheeling aud Belmont
Bridge Company will he held at the Office of the
Company, on MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
JANUARY, isG7, between the hours of l2s and
81 o'clock L. NJ. for the election ~ nine Man
ayers to serve during the ensuing year.
dec3l.td JOSEPH LAWSON. Sec'y.
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LANI- = - y 7
G. L. ZANE & CO.,

L FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC wiSRS and
Liquors. Manufactures Of Pure CataS ba Wine-.
Quincy Street ls-tveen Main and Market St..
Wheeling. vs.. Va, keep eDnstSntly on hand
Rrandi-s. seotrh aud Irish whiskirs .Jaufalea
Runs and Copfzls, choice Old I've AID BosrlDB
Whiskies. SpI)
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, EWING MACHINE s.

rEWkSG MAehfNt ~
r,,,,d fully licensed machines Send Tor our
circular. SHAW 4 CLARK, 5. III. Co, Bidde-
- %i,;nr nOvlIly
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FOR RENT.
ITIs ar ITH o Z Il Z

w Furniture, the house on Fourth street,
o,,uuird hy Nr. Samuel Mitchell and family.
Also, two brick tcncIncnts Oh the island ior rent
81, Anply 10 Mrs. ). MITCHELL,
J.,Io OF 4. JACOB.
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Western Pennsylvania Militia
ry Academy,

n L I'VE R G. REEN II A NJ L. j T.
"A near Pittsburgh, Penna- This institution
o. : learning and military training is now open
or the reception of boys and young mon. Fer
iarsher information, address
COL. T. F.LEHMANI.
asvla Allestsny, Boz 90. 7
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NOTICE,
TIRE USDERsIGNED WI L. L. &,
1 compelled by unexpected circumstances,
commence again teaching the German language
after New Years day, 1861. For furtherintorma-
ton please call al his residence in North Wheel
ing. four doors above the Presbyterian Church,
OF at the Rg0IsTER Oihce. -
drcIs. limo CHR. G. FREDERICK.
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Merchants National Bank OF
West Virginia.

WNEEIING, ". A., DEC. {, IcVU'
'rrsE ANNUAL MEETING OF
/ the Stockholders Of this Bank for the cleo
ton of Directors, will be held at the Ranking
House on Tuesday. January sth, ls67. between
the hours of eleven A. NJ. and three +. NJ.
declO.td 5. BRADY. Cashier.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CITY CoUNCIIs.-The regular month
ly meeting of City Councils will be held
this evening.
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pr. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the ROYAL College Of Surgeons. Lon.
don. graduate fr"m one 81 the most emincnt
Colleges in the United states AMI the greater
part of who-c life has been spent In the hospitals
"r London. Paris, philadelphia and 'lso"h"Ir'
ia. effected some Of the most Astonishing cnfrs
ti,a, ,ycrr ever known Many tIOublrd with
ringing In tiir head aud ears when aslecp gr'at
nervousness brius alarmed ~ Sudden sounds,
ba,hiuln.ss YIN frgneni ,h!plnnf' ssr. en-
,.l immediately.
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EOI2 SALE,

1,TTrEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
/ of stock in the Howard Iron Works. This
SOCK would, under 10 circumstances, be onerea
~ lie hnt for the fact that the owner has re-
moved from the city. noV2o
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U.,TrnoRE LOCK HOSPITAL.

EstahlI ,hed a. a Refuge From puaekefy. lie
only placc where a cure can be obtained.
DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain. Speedy, and
only Eiiectual Remedy in the World for Weak
ness az the Rack OF limits STRUCTURES, Affections
of the kidneys And bladder. Involuntary Dis
charges. Impotcncy, General Debility, Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia. languSr, Low Spirits. Conin'
sion Of Ideas. Palpitati"n Of tho Heart, 1imidi'
", rrmbnG, Dimness III sight Giadln'..'
IGsras, of the Head, Throat, Nose or skin, AT
fcctiuns of the Liver, Lungs, stomach or Row.
cls--those Terrible Disorders arising iiom Scli'
tary Habits of Iouih---srcRET and solitary prac
ticts mere fatal to THEN victims than The songs
of Syrrus 20 the Mariners OF Ulysses, hlishuhs
their most brillian; hopes or anuciPat'"ns' rn
dering marriage, SC, Impossible.
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rAKErArrIcrLAR NorIcE.

DIR. J. aGdrssr. all those who have injured
thrin4lvr. by improper in,lulg-nr" and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, nnnuing
them for either business, study, socioty "
marriage
These arr some Of the sad and n.lancholy 81
fcts produced by early habits ~ youth, via
wclkurss of the Back and Liint- IHins IN the
Head Dinlncs. Of Sight Lo.SOi Muscular Pow
or. P.Ipi,atiou OF thr Heart, Dyspepsia, haIyons
IIIitabihy. arrangement VI the Digrstl,e Fnns-
tious. General Dcbilt'. symptoms OF Consusp'
ton. SC.
MENTALLY The fearful effect an the mind
arc much Ia be dri,adcd-ioss Of Memory, Con.
fusion Of Ideas depression Of Sparta, Evb
Forrhodings, Aycrsion Ia Society, Self Di'trii.s,
Love Uf Solitude, Iiiuidity, Sc, are sone OF Tie
evils produced.
Thousands of persons Of all ages can nov
Judge hat ~ the cause Ji their de'iipng health
losing their NgUr, becoming weak. pale. b~r-
vous and einaciat,d having q singular appear
anrc aburt tho eyes. oongb and symptoms u
Consumption.
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FOR BALE.
ECA SALE.

>,A;XSrELET, CENTRE WHEELING,
II Lin. nau-e. Apply tn j. ii. Shgcdes,
~ -, 'liob,,. ian3-iw
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
CENTRE WHEELING!
JACOB STEINFElD,

Ill THE EAST with splendid stock Of Gents
and Bows Ready Made Clothing, n also Furnish
ing Goods These Goods made Of the best ma
terial and in the latest style are offered at such
low prices that it has caused great excitement
among the general community. All parties
young and old, who desire to dress tasty for this
Fall and Winter, and at the same time save mcn"y
arc advised to 90 to JACOB STEINFELDS
CLOTHING STORE, Main Street, Centre
Wheeling where they can get Business Suits,
Fine Dress Suits, Pants and Vests, all styles
Overcoats Of splendid material, Under Garments
Fine Shirts. Socks and Gloves, Handerchiefs
Ties Scarfs Umbrellas. Travelling Bags Trunks
and many other articles too numerous 10 men
ton. at lower prices than at any other store in
the United States. To convince yourself Of this
fact call on JACOB STElNFELD.
octl0
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THE PARK.-The skating park has be
come fixture in our city, and it is one
of the most popular resorts in this Sec
ton of country. Last night the enclo-
sure was crowded, and the fancy dress
carnival was o decided success. The
ice was smooth and hard, and the fleet
footed gentlemen and Miss-skeeters had
a jolly time of it. Mr. John Downs
has fitted up an oyster and refreshment
saloon in the park hall, and all who
have tasted his excellent cooked BIZ
valves or hot coffee will agree with us
in saying that his establishment is the
best and most popular resort on the
Island. After o merry skate, what can
be better or more pslatable than good
dish of oysters or hot cup of coffee !
And none can get up such luxuries bet
ter than John Downs and hisassistants.
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MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS PRACTICE
IN SEXUAL GEsr AsEs

OWES Me A KNOWLEDGE SELDOM
II acuuir,,d by Physicians My long residence
in this city, and the amount Of patients treated
annually sy me, was sufficient proof OF my sue
cess. -, -
\rSS and all diseases arising theirifOtn, are
cured i'm a much shorter time than hcrioioIc by
my NEW VEGETABLE REMEDIES Mcdi.
cines sent 10 any part Of the Union. AL letters
must contain stamps To pay retnrn postage.
Correspondence held sacIrd. ONCE, No -
Smithhcli street near the Diamond.
J. W. BRANSTRUP, NJ. ID,
BOX 80, ritfbarg, ia
npg-iN
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

\ room. situated on Market street, opposite
- NrIurr Nouse--ls feet front BY - feet
Az, ApuIy 10 THOS. OBRIEN,
an Custom House. Real Estate Agent.
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Who have injured themselves hy certain prs,-
tee INDUCED In when alone. habit frequently
learned from evil companions. az nj school. The
effects ~ which are nightly felt. even vh-s
asleep and II not cured rrn'lcrs marriage i'm.
pow ode and destroys both mind and body
.Aould apply immediately.
Wbat a pits that Young Tnn, the hope NJ
as country the darling u his parents, should
De- Snatched fym all prEpe"t- and entoyrnents
Of life by the consequences Of drVtatlng nom
the path of nature aud iudnlglng IN certain
secret habit. Such prrtDns mnsf before ess
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Stockholders Meeting.

StOcknOiOerS Meetihs'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OFTHE
/ Stockholders of the First National Bank OF
Wheeling. for the election Of Directors end for
the transaction of such other business as may
come heforrit will be held at the Ranking House
at IL o'clock 4. NJ. on Tuesday. Jan. s, ls6l.
GEORGE ADAMS,
decstl Cashier.
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SiARRIAGEi

Reflect ilat n sound mimi and body are th.
most nec"s-try r"Iuisi''s TO promote conhnbisi
happIns-A Into,-l without Uie>- thu journey
through life becomes n weary rtIgrtmsge; the
prospect hUnrly datkens 60 al" view; the mind
i..r1iDrs shadnWrd with despair aud hDod with
the melancholy reflection that tbe Happiness 81
anntL.I b.cnLnr. nllghLrd With our own.
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asasssag gesister.
Tuesday Hiorning, ... January
Beethoven Societ,

ALL MEMBERS or THE SOCIETY ARE
N requested to attend rehearsal this tuesday
evening, Jan. sth. II. A. CHANDLER,
iaus.lt. Secretary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-17
Seteet goetru.
The WyandOt's Farewell to His
Home in Ohio.
Published by Request.l

Adieu. to the graves, where my Fathers
now rest,
For l must be going afar to the west;
I've sold my possessions, my heart fills
with woe.
To think must leave them,alas must go !
Farewell We tall Oaks, in whose pleasant
green shade,
sported in childhood.in innocence played,
My Dog and my Hatchet, my arrow and
bow,
Are still in Remembrance, alas must Ino?
Adicu We loved scenes which bind me like
chains.
Where on my gay pony, pranced DER the
plains;
The Deer and the Turkey, l tracked in the
snow,
But now must leave all--alas must 90 2
Sandusky, Tymochtee and Brokensword
Streams.
ne'er more shall see you except in my
dreams;
Adieu to the marshes, where cranberries
grow,
Ger the great Mississippi,alas must 1 go :
Adieu to to the Road, which for many a
year. .-s .s -
/ travelled each sabbath. the gospel to hear
The news was so joyful. and pleased me so
From hence where l heard it, it grieves me
to go.
Farewell my dear white friends who first
taught ME to pray.
And worship my maker and Saviour each
Pray for the poor native, whose eyes over
flow, -a-
With tears at our parting, alas must go
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-17
DR. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC

- IL ~
This great medicine cured DIR J. Fl. Schenck the pro-
prietor, of Pulmonary Consumption, when it had as
its Formidable aspect,an when speed deaf
appeared to be inevitable His physicians pronounced
his case ncurable when he commenced the of this
smple but powerful remedy. His health was restored
in very short time aad return of the disease has
been apprchendei for all the symptoms quickly dsap
peared and his present weight is than hun
dred pounds,
Since his recovery lie has devoted his attention ex-
clusively the eff Consumption, and the diseases
usually complicated with it. and the cures effected
by his mrdcines have been very numerous and truly
wonderful. DR.. schenck makes professional vsi
several of the largeg cities weekly where he has large
ofpatients and it is truly astonishing
poor consumptives that have to be lifted out of their
carriages and in few month hearty robust persons
DR.. Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills generally required i'll curing Cone
sumption Full directions accompany each that any
one can take them without seeing DIR. Schenck, but
when it is convenient it is best to him. He gives
advice Free but for thorough examination with his
Respirometer his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two like
of the Doctorone when in the last stage of
SUMPTION and the other he is perfect health
are on the Go yernment stamp.
Sold by all druggists and dealers. Price 81 so per
bottle, $3.50 the half dozen. Letters for advice
should always be directed to Schencks Principal Of
fee, No. Is North 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa. s.
General Wholesale Agents: Demos Barnes & Co., n.
Y s Hance, Baltimore, Nd: John b Park. Cincinnati
Ohio; Walker and Taylor, Chcsgo, ILL.,; Collins Bros st
Louis, Missouri ~ 8.
November 90, 1864 w, ca mo. yr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-17
What Rum Did,.

The Toronto Globe states that the
late terrible and destructive fire at Que
bee was the direct result of rum drink
ing. That paper says: svf
''The fire originated from a drunken
dcbauchery in tavern, near daylight.
The men were disputing over their i'll
COTTON gains at cards. From words
they come to blows, and the table be-
ing upset on which was coal oil lamp.
in moment the oil became ignited and
then the building in few moments
more. Alarm became general inthevi-
cinity, and in half an hour the fire cen
tire hal word. In an hour the hose
was laid and the water let on. In ten
minutes after, the first line was cut by
some miscreant, and soon after, asim-
liar thing happened to the second one.
The fire now became unmanageable and
the populace panic stricken. .,. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-17
ScarcityOfIabOr.

While persons needing employment
are crowding into the large Eastern
cites, the West is still greatly in need
of lator>rs especially farmers, The 81
Lewis Republican says:
Farm hands are Ldifficdit to get. in
many cases, and command very high
prices. Laborer and working men in
almost any branch of industry persued
at the West, are in sent supply and in
great demand. tits proEal ~ that If all
the working men who are suffering for
the want of work at the East, would
move to the West, they would nets be-
gin to supply the. demand for their skill
and labor in this section of the country.
The present in equality would lie recti-
fed. Men able and willing to work
need not starve or beg at the East while
there are such openings as there are in
the West ,4- --.- -a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-17
Josh Billings on BitterS.

Josh Billings says: / rather like
Stomach Bitters, I kant tell why, emmy
more than / kant tell why, why I love
Roback's Blood Pills, Cut Blood Pills
is good for. .lazyness in the system.
I don't like lazyness ofno sort, not
even in muskeeters. - !sH 41- =
Iwant my muskeeters lively. But
aul this is foreign to nay purpose
Bitters .bein' my subject, I like Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters,. they ar SO ca
sy to take. - p. ....'' - Si5;2
1t hez ben sed tiia' woodent run out.
but this I think liz error, for aul the
bottles is empty, and / kant find any en-
EN- leak.