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Erui, and Grnin Pr..pees..

Fruit and Grain Preapeess. F,a
The prospects for fruit throughout
the whole country never were more
flattering. 1t is too late for frosts to do
any damage, and only the cureulia and
some other insects can diminish the
yield; but whatever they may do will
be insignificant. ...... .......I ,a
Strawberries have been received from
Virginia, and now are arriving from
Delaware and Maryland. The amount
planted and to be marketed is larger
than in any other year, Peaches will
be in full supply. Scarcely a peach
orchard will fail to bear. In localities
where this fruit has been abandoned,
the few trees that here aud there re-
main are loaded with fruit, and even
old and withered branches bear their
toothsome burdens. The first arrivals
are expected from Virginia, as the OF,
chards further South during the wal
went to decay. Raspberries and other
small fruits will be abundant. Doolit'
ties Black Cap is growing in favor, and
this year will first appear in many mar
kets. A few Of the new varieties OF
blackberries will be offered, and those
interested will be. enabled to compare
them with the Lawton, which is not
only late, but so sour that substitute
is greatly needed. The prospect fol
wheat and other grain'is still good.
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Academic Department.

This department Is uader thu saperinten deaos
Of r E BLAKELY, B. A, and has been opened
with the virw Of affsrding 20 such studssts Is
may desire 10, an Opportunity Of perfesting then
selves In those branches Of education NOS usually
Taught In Business Colleges Such students -
can afSrd the time 20 pass through a course in
this department. msy here obtain q fhorangh
English, Mathematical and Classical edueztion.
The system Of instruction. pursaed 10 thorcugh
and most succeesfnl one. and the Principal Of
past success and his present patrons A. the
strongest and best Of Ia reeDmDendAfiens
,Commercial students are admitted 70 the Eng
lish classes Without extra charge .-,
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pe,,y rherrs By boys.

Petty rhefrs By Boys
For some time past thore has been .
q gensral complaintamong Jour citizens
that their children are robbed Of any
little valuables they may have about
their persons. Complaints have been
made that, toys.aps stolen by small boys,
and the hats of children are taken from
them, aud when little fellow is sent to
the store on an GRAND he is waylaid by
these young highway robbers and his
money taken from him. A case of thus
kind was brought to public notice yes
terday, ayYeung lad, the son Of Mr..
MoKanzie, sresidingl en- Norris street,
having stolen from . small boy all the
money he had in his pockets and also
took all his toys. Officer Wallace took
the boy and conducted him to his par
ents. The complaints Of our citizens are
very loud against these youthful thieves,
and unless the parents of these little
rouges take some means to stop such
proceedings, Sergeant Scarborough will
perform the duty for them. 4 lE s'-i'
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GRAND ASPEBRGE.
81 sapsa,oonTef'e espn 4:
Speech Of Governor Boreman.
GENERAL GRANT REPLIES
E1na.ah1ns,rassmn n q ne PEOPLE

-TsJ0IE DTIMDkH IA
- General Grant and company arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon at half
past two O'Clock; and were conducted tt
the Mcclure House. The party cbnsist'
ed of the following persons: Genera
Grant and wife; W. w. Smith and wife
Brigadier General Dent and wife; Miss
Sharp; General Hillyer; Cadet Grant
son of the General; and Captain W. M
Dunn. -,
4 Short time afterit BEGAN g generally
known in the city that the. General had
arrived, several citizens paid their re-
spects to him. Vaas' brass band appear
ed upon the sidewalk In front Of the
McLure and disceursed some national
ais. A small shower of rain was in
progress at the time, and about fifty
persons, of all sizes, sexes and 'colors
were congregated in front of the hotel
After the band hadplayed second tane
Governor Boreman made his appearance
upon the Mcclure House balcony follow
ed by General Grant, who had an um
brella raised over his head. The Gov
ernor made made a speech to the assem-
bled multitude, the following being
verbatim report: ".'lE ..'"'"t 80
"FEILow-C IrizENs.-I have the honol
Of introducing to you, General Grant.
z Not lisp escaped the mouth of
single individual at the conclusion o
the Governors elaborate effort, every
eye being Turned to the observed of al
Observers" who promptly stepped for
ward and spoke as follows: ~ .t'
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EXCELSlOR! EXCELSIOR!
t-4e r ----t .4ti Sa's'7
.a..,., q CHASTEttARS
HAIR, EXTERMINAT02! !!

Fer Rensviag SsPerAssas Hair.
40 THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS IN
valuable depilatory recommends itself A. be
ing an almost, indkpsnnble article to femall
Ss..,y Il. PLY sRpsss S Ss. n9s s sq 1os, or II
Ia warranted % repover superduGus hair from
low foreheadA On fbon any part OF the body
complstsly, totally Aad rsdioaly extizpating tn
ssDa lenvapa IL akiA ssfk smooth and natural
Tiis 4 IL eply nrtirls psedby the franch and
s. tke oplJ Nsl eksctpal depilatory IN e,istence
49, IN rscsips ii ~ ssSes. 6y 80
:, ;, BtRGRK SHUTS 4 CO. Chemists
'' @ -, SIS HyerSt. Tuy, \. Y. :
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TAKE pARrCuGAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MIN

Who havelzturcd themselves BY csrtain pesc.
tics iudulged In whom aisus . kablt ftyqusntiy
learned fpptn evil eempanieus, Or q ssAool, tbs
cfscts OF which are nightly felt syH When
possible, and destroys both mind md body,
should apply Immediately. 'If's llLT
What pity that . young naaA ehs hops u
his country the darling OF his psysnts should
DO snatchcd Gom all prospects and eAjoymsnts
the path Of nature and indu,eins h Q certain
secret habit Such persons NEST bsfors con.
tsmplating
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HENRY SEAMON,

oar - HENRY SEAMON, i',ag
nEAlRR IN ALL KINDS or TO
~ bacco, Pipes Smut. &c Manufacturer Of No.
Wheeling Stoeies No. 81 Water street Hav.
ing made arrangements with one Of the leading
tobacco houses In the country am prepared %
offer all the best grades Of Chewing Tobacco at
nnfdctureTs' prices. mayi62w
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How - &c, Up Ka,ly,

For the benefft Of some OF our readers
who, we fear, have hard work to -eget
up'in the morning." we will give re-
ceipe that va have used for sew eral
years and fiud it suitable to the toying
OCCASION: Place basin of cold water
by the side of your bed; when you first
awake in the morning, dip your bands
in and wet your brow, and sleep will
not again seal you in its treacherous
embrace. This is the advice given by
an aged man, who had been in the habit
ofrising early during long life. This
must be the man whose sands of life are
nearly randowp.H ilNlI1A
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To. Fail for U,,sranee,

On yesterday q man-who is a stran-
ger in the city-was fonnd "dead
drunk in the Washington Hall alley
and was convened to the lookup to
sober up. He had about sixty-five dol
lars in his possession, which was taken
from him by a friend. Towards even
ing he came to his senses and was re,
leased from confinement. He complain.
ed of severe headache - 1t would be
supremacy pertinent for visitors in the
city to be careful where they lay theil
heads, for in such a moment as they
think not, their money is not.
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Good wsfsr the l. sdie..

Geo. r Taylor & Cossuthorize us to
snnounes Abas they hays made grea'
reductiohin their Summer dress goods.
The price. Of each piece is marked upon
lit in plaia figures, from which there
viii be no deviation. The public gen,
orally and their customers particularly
are respectly invited to call and see fol
themselves. jel3i3t
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E.,ur.i.ni.r. In the cry.

RTen Of the excursionists who left
Philadelphia on the 3ist Of May for an
excursion over the Eastern Division of
the Union Pacific Railway were stop
ping at the Mcclure House last even
ing, on their way home to Baltimore.
The party went as far as Fort Harker,
where it divided, part going with
General Hancock on tour of observa-
ton, part to Santa Fe, and others to
other points, and portion returning
home.
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= T" =. =" , = = = ~ = >
Persons Desiring Instruction

?, On the Piano, Organ, Violin, Thor
kough Bass, in French and German, by
the most competent teacher in the city,
should call at the music store of VIM.
H. Shisb, No. 139, Main street, and OBJ
tain full information with the address
of Prof. Herman Kryter. je lin
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REMOVAL.

V'HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
i in informing his customers and citizens gen
srally, that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment To the north side Of Union, be-
tween Main and Market streets, where he keeps
constantly ON hand the best brands of French
Calfskin, together with az good workmen as the
country can afford Thankful for past patron.
age, he wishesa continuance Of the same
1nrs 6u p JAMES MATHEWS.
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stockholders Meeting.
n ADJOURNED MEETING Oh

n the stockholders OF the NORTHWESTERN
BANK OF VIRGINIA will he held at the NATIONAL
BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA at Wheeling, on Tues
day, the 9th DAY of July, at 10 o'clock A; NJ, to
consider An Act TO provide Ter winding up
the affairs uf the NORTHWESTERN BANK OF SlR-
GINA" passed by the Legislature of West Vir'
GIBSON LAME, :
Committee Of Stockholders.
Wheeling May 81, ls61-td -
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-CtS 4 Iva
The cssiysl Last Might lr.a
The festival last nightat Washington
Hall was splendid success, rejecting
great credit upon the management Of
the same. They had a novel addition
to the amusement Of the evening, hay
ing constructed telegraphic line, over
which was sent some very sensational
messages, postage prepaid"
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A CARD.

I'HE McLURE HOUSE HAS CHANGED
i hands. The Propriotors have long been
snown TO the travelling public. /,
The house il UNDERGOING thorough repairs and
will be one of the first GLASS hotels OF the coun.
Try. q
We win study to please, and hope to merit a
. beral share of the public patronage. 80
MAtLONEE, NORRIS & co.
Wheeling, W. Va, April 4, 1s67.apr6:I :
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Cruel Treatmen, Of n Worthy Gentle

Cruel Treatment OF Worthy UtntIe'
mnn.
Yesterday afternoon when General
Grant visited Washington. Hall, he was
closely followed by the enterprising
".locar of the IuteIligencer, who, being
dissatisfied with the attempt at getting
the Generals cigar "stump" the day be-
fore, desired to renew the attempt; but
after the General had entered the hall
1--WE" accompanying him at his earnest
solicitation-the door was closed and
our gentle friend on Quincy street was
rudely shnt ont. We are sorry.
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WANTS.
NOTICES.
PARKERsRrRG. June 10. |

0tKrc 'eV''
To Edrard W. Norton, Esq, United States
. MARSHAL for the DiHFctscf Veg Ta1
ginid: - : ~ Nzss 2 sa9s ssa'-s
upHE REGULAR TERM OF THE DISTRICT
| Court of the United States fer the District
Of West Virginia having failed TO set at WheelY
ny upon the day appointed by Law, Son arc
brTrby authorized TO give notice to all persons
Interested in the business of that Court, that
here will be special term of the same upon the
tr,i day of July next. You viii cause q Grand
.Inry 10 BE- summoned to be in attendance on
The Court, and make all necessary preparations
10, the holding of the same. -.
Gwen under M afand as Judge of the Dis
init Coarf OF the United States, for the Dis
not OF West Virg fuia. this 10th dag. ct june,
ISGt. jOhN j. JAChSON, JR.
IoI3tI
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ua.sa.,peiebrafksu asssIeaads~ilie
on Monday, the24th inst, st. Johns
day, . q celebration Will be Iheld at
Moundsville by the Masons. Delega,
tions will be present from Fairmopt
Welisblrg, Cameron, Bellaire, Bridge
port, Grave Greek, Wheeling and Other
places. The delegates from this section
will go down on the steamer Potomac
Avery pleasant thnejs anticipated. +
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NOTICE.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
III the Liquor business, Casper Keim, the
nalns and style of the firm viii be s. keim q
Bro.
uaying bills against n,este present them immedi.
ately and those indebted 20 me win please call
and settle ias@f wish TO close all my accounts as
as possible. 49, SIMON klein. =
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For the Next Thirty Days.
WE Will SELL Ar OUR NEW
w store just above the Merchants and Me-
chanios, Bank on Main street, eel J. .e.fI
Bleached mnslins, yard vide, at l2i- .,...
Good dark Gingbams, fast colors. at l2l.
} Best dark CaIicus IN Wheeling at l2l. "
( Handsome Mo1an biaues at ri ." g.-
Anction lot Of plain Hack DeLaines at le3.
Ladies White Heavy Cotton Hose at ISL.
Handsome Grenadines at l51,
{ Yard wide Brown Muslins 1t lslal5
Fancy Coiored Alpaeas at u -fi"I#
Double width all Wool DeLaines at IS
French Kid GloveS at o. 60 .--.---..-
mayIT a. 80. j. >. EhODES d 20. o.
apuuraN ..a- HZ#r.F '..
a - -a t.. a.rf zH..fFa
.ae.. LEAD PENCIL COMPANY,
s..f t4. Ia f-.-
.r .. r.a .r NEW YURh-
FACTORY HUDSON CITY, \. J.
G,I.-f@ -a84.3 H..
This Company IL now fully prepared to furnish
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lie Jnseice to Nature.

1T is ingratitude to nature not to pre-
serve and keep in splendid order n good
head of hair. Nothing can be easier.
All that is needed is to brush the hair
briskIy once week with odberts Am
brosia to restore gray hair to its origi-
nal color.
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ORGANIC MEaxNssse

Msmbsr Of the, Royal College VI Barsssns, Lon.
don, graduate from ono OF the most eminent
Colleges IN the United States, md thy. greater
81 London, Paris PhiisdsIphis and slsswhcre,
has effected some Of the most aAtonlshing curea
that were ever ksown. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears W hen A~leep. great
nervousness being alarmed q sudden sounds,
oashtqns Ti n ssaan, y %IaS ssr sn sns
nA Immediately. w. ~ .-----' w.
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tagest in the United States,

Supplied with Banks, Stores, Telegraph 0Aics,
Post Office, Railroad, Steamboat, Commission.
Manufacturer, Brokers and Insurance Offices,
&c, combining
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LOCAL MATTERS.
For Additional LEGAL
See first page. : q e
Lost In the River

Lost In the River.
Day before yesterday cask of glass
ware, belonging to George Robinson,
while beiDg transferred from dray to
u bnAs fell into the river and was car
RED sff by the current.
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"Time 10 Money!

Said friend tosns yesterday. Keep
correct time, is our Advice to our read,
ers. Purchase your watches and clocks
at Q1toby & Duf6sld's -jswelry store,
iOa Main stfzlt, nSafiy nfpastts Mes-
chants National Bank. All are war
ranted. A full stock of jewelry, spec
tscles and fancy goodso SEQ advertise
tmenti in another column. If you "car't
see It," 20 to 103 Main street and get 9
pair of those superior spectacles. fA
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New lIAtiachn,ehs . hnL.3H2iC
For. the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine. Ladies' hsihg the Wheeler 4
Wilson are respectfully invited to cal
and examine the NeT Improved Tuck
Marker, for marking one tuck whilt
another is being scwed. Price Of at
tachment 90 SO. VIM. Sumner d Co.
No. SO Main street. su.'.IJ ..
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CanIphorated vetIvent,

Canphorated veiIvent,
+ The Spost effectual preservative OF
Fnrs, Cashmerrs and all Wooden Goods
from The rayages of Moths and other
insects for sale 81 E. Bookings Drug
Store, No. Odd Fellows Hall. .hra
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I.ssrnmenss sa che msnshiy eian'
Many porous are deferred from buy
ing Q Piano pc Organ because OF the
hard terms exacted by dealers To meet
this want Mr.. Shieb offers any Of his in
struments, (which are all first class and
sold at factory pricesl ON the following
terms Pianos OF Organs worth from q
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Strayed or stolen. ,a'
.ncx SvyvpTF yIH,CRCO'

4 Slightly mixed with red about the bead and
iorr les. wide horns. Said cow either strayed
81 was driven away from the pasture on the east
,idr of Wheeling Greek, on Tuesday last.
liberal reward will be given for information
which will lead TO her whereabouts.
,.lIIw X. CRANGLE.
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FOR SALE

,,,r UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
h nns hundred asd eighty asres Of land. situ'
i VH n Wrtlel county, W. Va, about seven
sied - 1r,n the county seat, New Martinsville,
nun Ohio river, f,rty acres Of which is cleared
:, it for f'nci1s anal Ssshaaa AND
,nah .i s" within one, NIB ofJNst iMAftirz
tl T, Wstaei eoauty, frontik on the fwef o
VIZ ,;rA i located good two.story hense worth
sbieo :, ,.w JOSEPHUS CLARK.
s'Cn, iv a. JOSEPHES CLARK, New Martins
AZ lPHWiS efaeI county, W.yaoy sfsbss.d&w
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Theory and Practice.
Life Scholarship, Forty Dollars.
.. ..,.s,sr .sT ....- ....I 80 .'
Books, Blanks and Stationery. 90.
No Extra Charges

For Railroading. SteaDboating. BankizE. DC. ~
in many other Colleges, and students frsn dis.
lance wfli find that Wheeling Is the ehespest
aud best point 1t which TO attend Iusansss
College. Bsaniing. the chief item, being con
siderabiy lower than in larger city, E
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Tbs msny fhopsspds cured - thssr establish
pspt within Che lzft twenty ysefs - the M,
by Dr. Johsist1n. wftss-ssi ~ Shs isportsn o.
tbc sua, and s.py Dtbsr pnprs, nse>s0n which
Appeared again "A AEsis Sstrss ~ Sgbaic, b.
sides bis, ssAsding e 2 gYuenAp "a eharacts,
md s.pohabnfty' = sdf'cierf rdaf.s'y ." the
skip dissa.ss sposSsly csssi,i Call aaFs dir
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Greenwood Cemetery,
ON THE NATIONAL

-
- ROAD, three miles Kastof thelcity, is now
ready for Interments sale and improvement of
lots Ii contains 81 acres Of land, and is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-ean
he easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threc-fourths Of th. year by the
Hempheld Railroad. II is perfectly secure, and
intended TO be beautihed by every variety of
trees shrubbcry, public vaultS chapel, artificial
lake fountains, &c, to make itrequal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its enlargement, ordsr
and care in perpetuity r..... -' -.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
De the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat or secure them by calling at the office
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Persons Wishing to make ihternents Wal call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Prest
R C. BoSHAh, See'y. EFF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
4. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
=. 5. Rhodes, George Adams.
s see S !; assa suE (: i asissssb, L j |
Joseph Bel sug3l
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Washington Hal, Associations
u,uE ANNUAL MEETING ORSFHE

| stockholders Of the WashingtoD Hall Asso
atom fOr the election of q Board OF Trustees
viii he held at the hall on Thursday, the 2Dti
INST Vt. nj o'clock T.. NJ and for the TRANSACTION
Of ether business, BY order.
GEO. w. SIGHTS,
irl..td Secretary.
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p@a Fsrsstf O. q -
- Toago to-day and see that beautiful
lot of silver plated ware at Hubbard
Bro. g. Co.'S auction rooms. Sales this
morning atiO o'clock, and afternoon at
,. Persons wishing to purchase at pri-
yate sale call have an opportunity thi =
morning.
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b eau or write for and obtain price
lists and particulars. Is - 2td41tw
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ALIEK MAKSTIALIs. = A bf.HD''
MARSHALL q EBERT.

WILL CONTINUES THE BUSINESS Oh
w the late firm Of Marshall, Colts Co., al
the old Fulton Bank, and will furnish coal OF
reasonable terms to all our old customers, anc
ask share of public patronage. marl2
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Coverings PhiladelPhia Re-
- Hned sugar. s5 Hoss.
TX BARRkLs HARDANnsoBT,
10 crushed powdered and grannlsted. just
received and for sale by N. REILLY.
jelQ
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This Company IL now fully prepared to furnish
.,.-s.. LEAD. PENCILS
poukLIs ouArIrr 10 TIE BEsr BKANDs
The Company has taken great pains, and in
vested q large capital In hfting up their BE-
w and now AK the AMERICAN PUBLIC 90
ave their pencils . fair trial 81 -.
Great care has besa bessrwed 70 the manufao'
turiue of superior HF1AsoS DRAWING PEycILs
specially prepared for the use Of Engineers,
A oompsste sssottnent constantly on hand is
offered Of fair'tSrm 70 the trade at their whole
sale alesroom, ....Ir, q
80 ss JOHN STREET. NEW YORK.
The pencils are to be had AZ Al principal Sta
TONERS and Motion dealers
'irar xsK ZOE AMERICAN LEAD PENc1L 40 5s
l.-es.. = :. 81 Nts- - - tstit 'hffSL Frss d
feuo-oih f-sI -s.sN s =
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THE BLACK CROOK, !


NJ - I. nc NC y Wiz :. :.
tarned % the eity ana ey,.sd ne. .s. 30. 80 -
the corner Of Unien and naIe - ~. T,s,s'
-. Hesisrss Tspcy s.d hNhet Bssk.ss
- - f,Is,Ss AID The pahlic are respectfully
= m, 80 10 ell ssl exsssfEs his sssek p
: nay7<d3m
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JACOB GRossCLoS,

vASSo 0hSSoS4<So,
Successor to Probe & Grosscios.
MANUFACTURES OF BUGGIRs,
M CARRIAGES, R0CKAwAYS, &c, &c,
No. ~ Market street, keeps constantly gu hand
and manufactures " order all kinds VI work In
his line of business Particular attention given
10 repairing. 5000.
EY-Second hand Carriages and Bagyiee for
cash ......H ..... sep2p
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-14
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TmPORT RRs AND DIAL ERs ~
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES Asd
fiduors Manufacturer Of Pure catawbz Wines.
Quincy Street, between Main and Market Sta
Wheeling. W. Va, keep constantly on hand
Brandies, Scotch and Irish Whistles, yansi1s
Runs and COrdiais, choice Old Rse and Boursea
Whi.kies HpD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-14
MARRIAGE;
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Rsaect that ! sound mind aud body are th.
happiness. Isdesd. vithont th~a. 10 journey
through LIE beoomss . weary pip1mAGs; the
prospect hourly darkens 70 the Isy. Tho mind
becomes shaAowed With despair and hid with
the melancholy rsiestien ,that the h1pDinssA OF
another becomes bliahtsd With our Swn.