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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

Nuf9epaet! Der @inter ma@t
f@ f1blbar, Is if b6@fte 3dt f@ mad
etneu, DRIP @ppbzS tpre uu13uz
iebeu, trp mar, CUTE xnb bi1i9e @interz
ftofe taufen Tam.
Der @anberer Der GteraQ berun,z
touu1t mei6 bierir, euten Be19eib.
un1ern 2e1ern in @ri9bt 9ennepin
uno Carer Counties empfeblsn nil,
rem GQenwaaren>@ ef9dft BON
Deter S'Gpnnpr,
in MtnneappIiS in Square
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&letoeritpfe fir ben Btnterbetarf
ir9eno,pp anpers &aufen. SER peter
S'@pnnor tpar tp6brenb II Sabren in ct.
MntbpnY i'm DIP @ppb @d9dft unp
fanten uniere 2anbsleute ttetS cine
freunrlide unb Relies ebanplun9 rolelkf.
Sn leinem 1euen Store in Wtnneoppli6
>perpet Sbr bic beten unb ernten
@interftofe su Rem bi4t9ften prei1en
fnben, eben}o in ct. Mntbony, poielbft
ct ebenfaus ein berarti9es @dadft balt.
@ebet bin unp tiber3eust Gud> beppr
Sbr ipnfwo faufet
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$umprifiibeS.

Qreie @ahl.) u@ottfriecle, fpnm
rober! !" ia9te her S9uter Bartb gu
ieinem SSbnlein- lid tab @prt nit
Dir s'ipre9e en- ~ernfbaftes @ort
Sdan @pttfrteple, bu lift jett anjeBp
Is Sabr alt, 9eb1t ins piersebnte, kait 5
Sabr itubirt an tenn @ynafcn unp
mutt bid anjebp fit etwa5 entibeibe.
0pttfrtecle, i9au i6 laB BIT b @abl
-cu btt III 'em i Sitter, no cu ielbf #
einlebn unp teurtbeile tannit su mas tu
2ut bait, t9 wtu rtr nerpmeAen fein
3wan9 antbun> nit rab ru benna9
%fGnnteit ia9e, man bdtt bid na;u 's,puuz
gen ; III fa,nt ielbit mdble, 1ur cabei
muft eann AUDI bleibe. @pttfriecle,
bepents redt uno iprt9 bt1 fret, aus
mas bu trerce wiQft feb id laB Dir b
8abl... .Nber tpenr nu mir nit @einltde
pirlt fdlas' ri tprt!"
Werbptene NdtbieuSluna.) Sn elmer
@eleuidaft CAB man Ndtb]el ouf. Gin
junses Mdpden wpute einen fctbolt9en
@eiitliden neden unp iaete: u@t7en
Sie 9eu pater, ME man setrodnetes
@raa NIT orei Bu9taben f9reibt 2"
uDtees &dtbiel u1ein Grdulein, torf i@
nt@t I65en," erwieberte ter alte 6e1r;
uSie pi6en ia, tae i'd ni@t 5eu ratbeu
0etratben) tarf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16
&alenber fur 1868.

Die folsenteu Ralenter fint hi cen, Inter
seidnetrn III ben b%illiefen @bcleials unp RetaiI
Yretkn III baben:
Der Ginlbler Salenber.
Ger &eeensbureer M~arienfalenter.
Ter Ginneinnah
Ger binfente Bct.
Der bintente 8pte an, MilfiTppi.
Der ercBe Straeturser bintente 8rtc.
Der Wursturser fat6. 9ausfalenter.
Observation-Disclosures.
- - lufiae 8ilbertalenter.
;3idels SQutr. fatb. 8plfsfalcneer.
Sterbens 0rlfsfalenber.
Nasnes Suulr. Gamilienfalenber.
Der &esepttaleneer, &c. &c.
HtfplauS Sures.
Ste Giraffe, ct. Yaul, Mlinu.
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81. Mlppf1us 9lnelines= 0erein
bei Der @aria : 9immelfabrts &irde

@r beri@ten nit gerentsen bas raf@e Gut
pcrbtiben bieier junsen Cooperation bic ibre
@tatuten auf beitere eeeuf@aftlide llnterbal>
tuns unb ~eebieene 9ilbuns bes @tifieen tafrt.
@e mag NIT &e@t Mufsreeeaf@aft eenannt
tuerben, fir juuse Qeute, bic nebf eemitbli@a
Sreialitat, AUDI ben bIbern 3wed bee @enlden,
bic JGrterun9 bes @uten unt Nisliden ~
t~piirtisen tpi0eu.
1as 0ebeiben tes 8ereins, Der rpr tpsnisen
Sabren nit Der etelisu Ibii@t eeeriintet >pprben,
fdien trabreno Ianeerer 3eit ben Grrartunsen
feiner eewib lctensmsrtben 0rinberl nidt ~ ent~
ipre@en; unt faun, ms 2eben eetreten, uaberte
er f@ anideinenb feiuen1 3erfaa. gis spr tar<
ser 3eit- Oant elmer tbattrafisen DIRECTION
unb elmer neuen tprblsetrrfenen Orsaniiatirn-
bas Aufeten bes 81. MlpYFus Sinslinss Ser
ems in elmer sielseripre@enter @sife tstpirtt
tpart.
Die gertineuns tefebt aus mublsebilteten,
heutiden junsen Mannern, bic iid sur Nufsabe
MAIDEN trerben, bic r,urriiden Winterabenbe
bur@ @eans, tp%idenfdafhi9es mie teeIamate~
rii@tomifde @ortraee uni ~ipnltisen frcben Sci
terlnn gu teleten uno in eemitbli9e Nttnbur~
srbaltuneen ~ metamurfbe1rea. @ir ieben
bebbalb tem f~rufieen, srieseramliden @eleu<
idafter bes Ncrbens NIT fur9lpir :3ussridt
enteesen, benn BET 81. Musius Siinelinss 8er-
Elm bat seidtppren eemislten Gin S9nippden ~
fdfnden. nnb mir trru -- mir 6effen un6 nm
ter te0en S@us. Snoeu, mir nod teu1erteu,
tab BEN @ereinsmits|ietern cine 8itliotbet son
utsr 200 Der neuefen unb setiesenfen @erten
aus tem @ebiete icliter Qiteratur CUR gerfisuns
febt unt temna@f, tpie mir sernebmen, cine ALL
abenbli@e :3uiammtunft ;u unterboItenten f.
tprbl mic nisli@en 3weden Rattfneen feu, febt
su ertrarten, bab her 8erein turd redt sablrei+
den geitritt junser 2eute, In ben @tanb seiest
rerte, mad Duni@ une gertteuf ;u prrspe=
riren.
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1tearns gpuntp uue ttmaescnf.

Die 3eit 1abt berau, no iid nidt nur fleine
11npabli@teiten, icntern sefabrlide aranfbeiten
einlelen; henn cieie paegen bic iteten 8eeleite=
rinnen bes rauben @inters su iein. 8ereit5
ma9t fl6 Der nurhii1e aamerab fiblbar, einise
ietner gcrlaufer MAIDEN uns auf fein balbises
@rf6einen aufmerfiam. Da it es henn INNER
gut, penn man eiuen Observation-Disclosures unt
6elfer in ter Nctb bat. Dteien fnhen VI lere
Qeier in 5errn u. 6. g. @eber in ct. Glcut.
Denielten tSnnen mir ais einen ausseaidne=
ten bcmsepatbii&fn Arat empfeblen. Das Nabe<
re III erieben in Der Mnadse tes 6errn Or.
Weber in elmer anhern SpaIe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

gerfaufspnM e9ierun9sz
Gt9entbum.- Mpnta9 Zen 18ten
Npremter 1867, 10 llbr Mcreens>
miro frl9enres &e9terun9sz Gi9entbum
reritei9ert merlin % pferbe 3 Yoar
Mmbulan;z pferce9efdirre uno 1 Nmbuz
lang: Der @ertauf finbet auf nemD e
pot re5 Tprt Sueutn9 fat,
Baarsoblun9 bel Der Ntlieferun9 unp
irfcrti9e Gntfern119 res 0etauften bez
bt1st.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

Das @ursbur9er Menpblatt er,dblt
fpl9ente Sri9inalanecepte Sci elmer
lano9ertdtlt9en Gcrnabme In etneu,
@l9aHentureer Dorfe ite1te Der Afelz
ipr an cen @&ul3e bic Graee: ug8n
itebt bier bic Sncufrie,, unp 9ibt es rte
?" Snruitrie ,ptrp bier feene &C.
paan;t, unb 2uruie iinb felt Meuldenz
secenfen feere 9eidpien, rprre," lautete
bic Mnttrprt,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16
Bie bu mir ~ i'd biz.

isis bu mir ~ I'D biz.
6rau q. lief ibre Greunbin 9. UNI
Gin aetpibeS 2efebu@ bitten. Die Mrtz
MORT mar uGrau 9. nerleibe ntdt
germ Buder auberbalb ibres 3imtmers ;
noble aber Graa u. fd su ibr bemlben>
f1nne {e ras Bud IL lanae tei ibr BE-
riker als eS ibr beliebe." Surge 3ett
parauf an etnen, reenerilden Sage, bate
Trau 8. einen nptbtpenti9en Musoan9
su MAIDEN. Sbr 6er Ghe9emabl Der
tetnespee6 8erd@ter pes Nafen na4
innen, aber umfpmebr bic Na0e pen
Sben berab firdtete, bate beretts ben
einsieen Tamilien<& e9enfdirm NIT Be-
i9las bele8t. Sn ibrer @erleeenbeit,
1dtdte fe gu Grau q. NIT Der 8itte tbr
bod etnen &e9enl9trm auf fur;e 3eit
gu leiben. Grau q. LIEF ibr 3uradiaz
9en Isle perleibe ibren &e9enl1tm
nt4t 9erne auberbalt, >poue aber Grau
8. fi@ gu ibr bemiben, IL t6nne i1e f@
oes Re9enldirms auf ibrem 3tmmer IL
lar,9e tepienen> al5 Is ibr beliebe."
Nus benz SGi1ta&er
1baD Gin mpblbabenrer 8ouer, &C.
nannt Der uDreibi9tauer>" bate Elm Blpb
in &ebl lie9en unb mplte fid MN AUDI
bic Staot @trabtur9 teieben. Giner
fetner GlSber 9in9 NIT ihn. lin,
Nummer ii@er gu 9eben, idtdte errtelen
in ben nd&1ten @afbpt Gin ~Gi1ele" bel
3eiten gu teftellen. Der &nedt tritt
Elm. u@a6 1T sefduie 2" Al Gfele
bIbt il 9ernbidoeIa firm Dreibtstaura.
Bis >penn it's ferti9 ?"-Yuntt IL ubr."
Tim IL llbr fpmn,t mein 8ouei ,1nc
iiebt cine srpfe 1afel NIT breibt9 Sc
neden> $50 iinp Cure &ameracen? 2"
ffrust Scr @irtb, !bat' feline, bin aQetn
NIT meincm &nedt ra." - Der bat
pp9 G0en fir rreibi9 8auem be-
fteQt Ger Bauer mubte nplens pplz
lens swSlf Cullen Gntiddei9une besabz
len.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

- 0u Safpb> 1aste Sans id
tann'e nid>t lcinen, ta6 Elm Dummfppf
su metner redten Site oebt, 5
td fann's mpbl leiben, ant>pprtets Seaz
fob uno 9in9 auf 5anfen's linfe Seite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

Ordo Divine Offcii Recltandi Xxx
pro 1868 hi q. Bures> 9. Straee,
ct. gaul, Mnnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

- 3ureidenber @runb. Sci einem
unldn9ft ab9ebaltenenS @uleramen fiber
bic fieben Bitten 1telIte Der 2sbrer bel
Der pterten Bitte bic Grase: u@orum
bitten mir aber ur15 td9lide Brpe> ni9t
1m6 wIdentli9e ridt ur1s mpnatlt6e>
pber gar ums gauge Sabr ?"-Gin flei>
mes Wapden a%nt,pprtete Gs wIrpe
1pnit 1dtmmli9 perren.
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@ater: Sieb NAL &arl, >pie eefaut pir
rieles Npdtu9?
Spbn: Gte linte Seite pes Ia9es
betradtenp) Sebr id5n> lieter Safer!
@ater: GUNNER Sunee III ftebt
ia bic linte Seite an.
Spbn: Stun ia, Gater - i9 friee'n
Sod ia rp9 erft mem. er setpenp't 1T.
Gin nj Sube mar BON et<
mem reiden @lauben6genpien gu 3i19e:
9elapen. Man tru9 Slide auf unb ber
&ei@e le9te Dem Nrnaen MIR pte &letnz
ten ppr. Dieter itoderte NIT ter Ga
bel unter ben ibm pprselesten Gtl4en
berum unp ;iidelte tbnen etpas gu.
Der &ei9e fraSte Jpn sermunbert
uMarum e11et Gr ben nidt? Wos treibt
er NIT be Gii1~
~@eretbe Se,~ ant,rprtete Nker &C.
fra9te> uid iprad mas nit be Til9T
Nun mas penn? fraete Der Net6e.
SD bab eebabt en- 8rubess" entz
9e91ete cer Nrme, Der 1T ertrunten
uno ner babe Jpn nidt fSnne fnpen int
Ba6er +; nun fra9 i@ be Jifd> Of 1e
>ner rtidt tonne fa9en BON meinem( Bruz
ter." y
vNun> was antrppten ie benn?">
uSe anttpcrten mer>" faete ber Nrrne,
ie tpdre nod ~ tletn unb wibter nff6t
BON Der @d9i9te> t@ mSdte be @raAz
fen fra9en." I
Be96mt le9te Der Reide pm Nrmen
srpbe Gif@e spr, \
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09
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Scales Of the Paris Exposition.

lie MoRiteUr UHircrsel, the official jour
nal of the French Empire, says:
Among the expositions of the Amer
lean saction which attract the greatest
interest, it is necessary TO specially
mention the collection of weighing in
struments exhibited by the house of
Fairbanks l. Co., of st. Johnsburg, Yer
mont, which has for long time sus-
tanned great reputation in this branch
of manufactures. This collection en-
braces the most complete assortment of
balances, from q single gramme to
thirty thousand kilogrammes capacity.
The same house manufactures scales ca
pable of weighing five hundred thou
sand kilogrammes. These weighing in
strumerts, universally used in America,
are adapted to all the different systems
of weights and measures in use in every
country. This exposition deserves to
be recommended to all our mechanics
and farmers, and to everybody inter
ested in perfect weighing instruments"
A dispatch by ocean telegraph an
nounces the fact that these celebrated
scales took the first premium 1.-TWO med
als) at the Paris Exposition, and are
mentioned in the award as the standard
scales. Orr, SoN & Co., Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09
NOTICE

To 1Icrand,1' Eusten, Thomas X. Mccain,
James n. McCdnn and George Q. Black,
rhO Were partners under the firm name
of EHstoH, McCGnn d. Co.:
YOU WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 18th dav of August, Leo, we shall make a
motion in the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
State of West Virginia, to amend the caption
of a certain EISri EdeidS sued out Of the Clerk {
Office of the said Municipal Court by us, on the
2Cth day of June lsG6 upon certain Judgment
recovered ny MS against you at the June term,
IsG6, of said Court, against ysu, the said part
ners under the firm name of Euston, Mccain &
Co. 40 az TO make the said caption read, The
state of West Virginia, instead of The City OF
Wheeling, State of West Virginia.
WILLIAM a. PARKER, CHANCELLOR II. BRooKs
THHopORE +. PIER, partners, doing business
under the firm name Of PARKER BROOKS 4
Co., by u. W. JEFfEkS,
June IS 1861 .a6.O "A W n their Atty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09
TrRdcn Assembly.

A meeting of the Trades Assembly
was held ut American Hall on Friday
evening, July 5th:
Officers Present R. Wallace, Presi-
dent; Mr.. Cline, Vice President; p. Doyle,
Recording Secretary, pro. tem.; L. r.
Sharp, Corresponding Secretary and Mr..
Young, Treasurer.
The reading of the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting was dispensed with.
The following resolutions were read
and adopted:
LIST. That the Corresponding Secre-
tary communicate with the Pittsburg
Trades Assembly. for the purpose of as
certaining in what manner We can best
unite with them, and obtain q charter.
ID. That the daily papers of this city
be furnished with a digest of our min
utes for publication.
After the transaction of sundry other
matters, Mr.. Cline read the proceedings
of late mass meeting in Pittsburg.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
in American Hall, Centre Wheeling,
Friday evening, July 18th, at II o'clock.
X. WALLACE, President.
P. DOYLE, Recording Secretary.
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The Excursion 10 Niagara Falls

We learn that the party proposing an
excursion to Niagara Falls is nearly
filled, forty persons having determined
to 20. In order that the party may
avail themselves of reduced rates, it is
necessary that between fifty and sixty
persons shall compose the same. 1t is
intended to start one week from to-
day, and any who wish to accompany
this excursion should AT once leave
their names with Edmund Booking or
Joseph A. Metcalf. The expense for
the round trip will not exceed twenty
five dollars, which is small sum fo-
the amusement that will be afforded.
The tickets will be good for an absence
of ten days, but the party intend to re-
turn home in three or four days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09

IN PURSUANCE OF THE DE.
| crees of the said Court, made in the above
entitled causes l, the Sheriff Of Ohio county,
will ON the 9th day of July, 1867, at the public
honse of William Irwin, i'll the town OF West
Liberty. sell at public sale, OH the terms after
named, TO the highest and best bidder, the iol;
lowing property, to-wit Lots Nos. l5l, lI2 ana
l53 i'm the Town of West Liberty, and a parcel
of ground or tract OF land near said town OF
West Liberty, containing eleven and three-quar-
fer acres of land mOrc OF less, and which was
sold by Jarrrt Steel to said Reuben +. Hedges
There is said to he a good orchard on this tract
ot land.
The said lots Nos. Isl, lJ2 and li3 will he sold
on credit by two equal instruments, one at six
months and the other at twelve months, win
interest from the day of sale. and the said par
eel or tract of land will be sold for cash, as to
one hundred dollars and as to residue, on cred
il BY two equal instruments at six and twelve
months with interest frOIa the day OF sale
The purchasers will be required to give their
obligations with good personal security, to Sc
cure the PAYMENT of the deferred instruments,
with interest from the day of SALE and no deeds
will be made till the purchase money is fully
maid. THOMAS j. CAMPBELL,
ielstd Sheriff of Ohio County.
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NEW PIRM.

X "a barrsis EXTRA fanlywhite Rye
Lost received, and for sale BY =. ,,r,x
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Thomas j. Campbell, Sheriff of
Ohio County, s. Thalheimer, NJ.
G. Hirsh and II. Adler, part
ncrs trading under the firm
name of Thalheimer, Hirsh and
Adler, and David Gundling.
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FOR SALE

rI'nE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
i one hundred and eighty acres of land, stu
ated in Wetzel county, W. Va- about seven
miles from the county seat, New Martinsville,
on The Ohio river, fJrty acres of which Is cleared
and nj for fencing purposes, small orchard anu
small house Also, folty-eight acres OF bottom
land situate within one mile of New Martins
Vile, Wrtzcl county, fronting on the river, on
which is located good twO.story house worth
,hont 81 $40 JOSEPHUS CLARK.
Apply TO JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
Vile WetZel county, w. Va. feb2su&w
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REMOVAL.

INHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
i in informing his customers and citizens gen.
orally, that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment 10 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 as good wOrkmen as the
country can afford. Thankful for past patron.
age he wishes a continuance of the same
aprs6m JAMES MATHEWS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09
West Virginia Glass Works
for Sale.

DY ORDER OF THE STOCKHOLDERS,
ID the West Va. Glass Works, Including the
Real Estate Moulds and Tools Pots, stock OF
Glass. safe and everything belonging to said
company excepting the book accounts, will be
offered at private sale for thirty days, on rea.
sopahle terms Ii not sold in that time the
whole concern will be offered for sale by public
auction and sold TO the highest bidder
This is an excellent opportunity for company
of practical workmeS to make money, AS every
thing is in excellent condition and good working
order.
By order of the Committee on Sale.
Mr. Ripley will be OH the premises constantly
during the day and answer any questions that
NAV he asked. 1eO.u
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The Turner's.

Tomorrow the Turner's will give Il
grand picnic OH the Island, and the fes-
tivities of the day will wind up with Il
ball at Washington Hail. The supper
will be served by Johnny Warnafeldt,
in the coffee" dining rooms. 4 well
filled table may be relied upon, as Warn
afeldt knows how, and has the dispo-
sitisn, to serve things up in that line in
excellent style.
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FOR Curling the Hair Of either Ser into
Vary and Glossy RiHglets or
HeGry Mdssire Curts.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIES AND
ID Gentlemen can beautify themselves thou;
sand fold. 1t ia tho only article in the world
That will curl straight hair, and at the same time
give it beautiful, glossy appearance. The
Crisper Coma not only curls the Sair, but invigs
CRATES, beautifies and cle:nses il; is highly and
delightfully."- perfnmed, and is the most complete
article of TIE kind ever offered to the American
public. The Crisper Coma will he sent to any
address, sealed and postpaid forsl.
Address all orders to
WI. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No.3 West Fsyette St.. SYRACUSE. N. Y.
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Readings.

After the recent successful readings OF
Murdoch, we are not surprised that oul
people are pleased to learn that Dick
ems is coming to America. Reading ii
excellent and profitable entertainment
Those whose vision is in any way i'm
paired should go to Oxtoby & Dutield's
iewelry store, 103 Main street, nearly
opposite Merchants National Bank, and
purchase pair of those superior spec
tacles or eye glasses.
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Cleaning the Basin.

The water was shut off from oar city
folks yesterday until last evening, Sup
erintendent Cummins being engaged in
cleaning out the basin. We are happy
60 state that no white or black children
were found therein, but there was con-
siderable mud. When the basin was
being filled we thought what delight
full place !: would BIZ TO wash ones feet
to sit astride the pipes and let the
water trickle between yOur toes. But
we do not suppose ANYBODY does that.
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Academic Department

Tbi. departussni Is rnder the ~ periutendsnce
Of I. Z. BLAKELY, b. A. and hAss been opened
with the view Of af0rding 70 suelI students -
may desire IT, an opportunity Of PEI fectng them
selves In those branches Of edueatiG not usually
taught in Business Colleges. Sash students a.
can afford the time to pas thfDugh course in
this department may here Obtsin tiHOruu gh
English. Mathematical and CLASH ri edneatioD.
The system Of instruction pursued IL 3 thorough
and most succsssful one ami the Principal OF
the department. can eonhdeatiy opal To hi-
past suecess and hin present p Er0ns a. me
strongest and best Of it, recoInIBc ktNiiORs.
Commercial students are admit. VI 70 th, FrE
li-h clas$r- without extra chHFgr
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Stockholders Meeting.
A. AnINERNED MEETING OF

N the stockholders of the NORTHWESTERN
BANK OF VIRGINIA will be held at the NATIONAL
BANK OF WEST VIRGINIA ut Wheeling, on Tues
day, the 9th day of July. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, TO
consider AN Act TO provide fer winding up
The affairs of the NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VlR.
cINIA," passed by the Legislature of West yir
snia February 10Th, 1861. ID. G. LIST,
GIBSON LAMB,
Committee OF Stockholders.
Wheeling Nav 81 IS67.td
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NOTICE..

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH Me IN
III the Liquor business, Casper keim, the
name and style of the firm will be $. keim &
Bro.
hereby give notice that desire all persons
naving bills against me tn present them immedi
ately, and those indebted To me will please call
and settle, ~ l wish TO close all my accounts as
soon as possible. SIMON KEIM.