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Col. Geo. X. Latham, late Member Of
Congress from our Second District, and
nos u. S. Consul to Melbourne, Aus
trnlla, writes thus in regard to his voy-
age to and first impressions Of that
far country. His letter is dated at
Melbourne, Jul y 9Th last, and he says:
We arrived here all in good health
this A. NJ; got into port last night;
were Just one hundred days on the wa
ter; had good health during the passage,
about half OF which WIS very rough.
II Is now just mid winter here, July
corresponding with January In the
northwestern hemisphere, but the
weather il not cold: grass is green and
many OF the trees and Howers are In
blossom. The market Ii well supplied
with fresh vegetables OF all kinds, such
Rs tuTnips grow all winter. Beef and
mutton are o to II cents per pound, and
nouT 81 to 81 per barrel. Melbourne
contains over 100000 -inhabitHnts, and
Is very pleasant city, with the finest
streets ever saw. We have monthly
mail TO America, both via Europe and
Panama.
a Melbourne pnpSr speaks thus OF
the Coloneps arrivaliL ~ - =
The newly appointed American con-
sui for this colony, General George X.
Latham, arrived yesterday afternoon
In the American bArque Surprise, from
Boston. General Latham, besides be-
ing II member Of Congress, Is also an
officer in the United States army, and
holds the brevet rank of Brigadier Cen
ernl for hts services during the war.
General Latham succeeds Mr.. BlanCh-
ard, whose term oil office has expired,
and on arriving in the bay he was
waited ON by Mr.. Henri ]. Hart, who
has fulfilled the functions of Acting
American Consul since MF. blanchard
wife aud family were also passengers
by the Surprise. ...
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Special 1otttts.


Aspeedy. sure and certain cure for Cholera,
DizrTnea, Dys=nteFy, FIux .Chohe and C-amP-
ing Pains. warranted TO cure IN every ease.
1T Is PKEsCRIBED by PHHucLAHs-
A 5. Robertson. Eatons Station, W. Va
sayE II - worth It's weight Ia gold.
s T. Bsnnst- Cincinnati. Ohio, Ezyz If cured
him Of Cholera
Ms Recommended by ]. A. Metealf, Iron
Merchant; Robert Guy John DOnlon, P. l..
q o.; Louis AAnneFs- Geo. 3 Jingle, May
we'll & TnRIe; John Barton Belmont Mills;
Sam Gel Langhhn, Wholesale Druggist; Jas.
Lander Jos :. norton J. n Roger, Con.
2. & o. r r. myD
am only Bilious, says the debIlitated
victim Of sick headache, pain IN the night
side. conEtr5ction OF the boEelS. and hypo-
chondTia. Are these trides, then: No; IN
checked they lead 10 mental disease And
yet a. surely As dawn disPz-s da:kness,
TAEEAST's EFFEzyEscEST sELTzER APERt-
EST viii remove them TTyiL
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
OS5.lE
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Wanted-A Man.

WHO Is A GOOD FARMER, AND CAN
w give RatiRfaetoFy evidences that be -
competent 10 take charge Of TWO hundred
acres OF land, on the Ohio RiveE, within six
or seven miles OF this city, having = knoWI-
edged OF stock, especially Of sheep, and IL Of
perfectly temperate habits can hear or good
Situation by calling at this once. A man
with wife, without ch iIdIan and whose wife
would take charge OF the housekeeping de-
partment "a gentleman and his wife.6einR
the familyJ would be preferred. There Is a
Vineyard on the place, and it Is desirable
that the 'perSon applying might have .
knowledge Of the culture Of grape8-this
however, Is not made q condition. Sone
but a IhOTongh-g going Intelligent man need
apply. Ocs-tf
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General Ko-eerans speaks at n UBIou
MeetIaE.

Cenernl kOSeeEunS SPEAKS al n u nlou
aeetInE.
General W. S. Rosecrans wss among
the speakers at Union meeting in
San francisco, on the night before the
election. His remarks are thus re-
ported
GENERAL RosecrAns Was repeatedly
cbssTed, and the brave old soldier WAS
visioly affected by the enthusiasm his
appearance among Them excited He
spoke very modestly OF himself. He
said he presented himself before
that large assembly with great emo
ton. He did NOT expect to be
n speaker when he entered the hall, nor
should he be one now. He begged TO
assure them that he received their sHlu-
tation more in the light Of a token Of
their faith in the Union cause than as
manifestation Of personal respect for
bimssif. He thanked them, therefore,
in the nams of the Union cause, rather
than by a personal response. IL was
not necessary for him 70 speak OF the
local issues, because he did not I'M
deTEtAnd nor take any interest in
them. he was there because he
thought the election would have an
influence on the Eastern elections In
regard 10 the recODBtruction of the
States now in trouble. BE would say
sires in other respects OF the Union
men-in which classification he inclu-
dRd good Democrats-see that nothing
oDstrucls the restoration OF the Union.
When the Democrats came TO see him,
and they were War Democrats who
supported the army, he said to them,
What will you do with the power
when you getIt7 You can not do any
thing with it, And he thought they
had better not give II to them, and he
did not think they would"
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4 CARD.


BfitorS LateLiiSeneeT:
The delay which has occurred In an
nOuncIng my determination 70 declins
the nomination rendered TO me by the
Republican Convention Of the 1Oln ult'I
makes IL proper for me TO say, that AZ
the time Of the nomination, ana iof
some ten days preceding 10, had been
in MartinsbuEg attending the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley County, and had not
the reLnotsst idea that any BODY contem-
plated my nomination
on receiving the hrzt number Of the
ISIKLLIGESCEE announcing u, l ad-
dressed letter TO you stating tpeThaps
more fully than WIS necessary the rea-
sons which Induced me TO decline the
nomination.
This letter you thought 1t best TO de-
cline publishing until conld have a
personal interview with the committee
appointed by the Convention to advise
candidates. Of their nomination.
Having now had that interview and
finding no satisfactory reason for
changing the purpose then expressed,
have now simply TO announce that
private and professional engagements
make IT necessary for me to decline Inc
nomination
take il for granted that the Repub-
Leans Of Ohio county intend to elect
their ticket at the coming election, and
course expect TO be elected. And it 90
happens that the u. s. District Court,
the State Court Of Appeals and the
Legislature of the State Will all be In
session at the same time, and-ths INKS
TO the kindness and confidence OF the
good people Of the Stats-my business
Ia the Courts is sufficient TO engross my
whole time and attention, so that II
would be- impossible for me to attend
10 the dutIess which would deYOlye Don
me AS a member OF the Legislature.
I regard my nomination rs an ex-
preston Of Kindness and confidence
which, on account OF my very brief
residence in this community, have no
right to expect, and for " bich allow me
to tender them my very sincere thanks.
If can, consistently with my pro-
fsssional engagements, do anything 70
aid in the election Of the ticket, IL Will
afford me great pleasure 10 render it
- GTASToG
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utdiCtueNs
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared 30 that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this the liver and stomach
must INST be cleansed and an appetite created
for good wholesome food, which, by these
medicines WILDE dIgested properly, aud good
healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. SCHESCKS MANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach OF all bilious or
mucous accommodations and, by using the Sea
Weed Tonic in connection. the appetite is ne
stored. ...ra.
SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP Is nu-
tricious as well as medicinal and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled
nom the system, and good, wholesome blood
made, which VIII repel all disease. II pa
tents will take these medicines according to
directions, Consumption very frequently in
last stage yields readily 10 their action
Inke the pills frequently, To cleanse the live
and stomach. ItdOes notfollow that because
the bowels are not costIye they are not requiT-
sd. for sometimes in dlaIrhea they are neceS-
sary. The stomach must be kept healthy
aud an appetite created To allow the Pull
monte syrup to act on the respiratory organs
properly and allay any irritation. Then all
thai II required TO perform a permanent cure
ia, to prevent taking cold. Exercise about
the rooms as much as possible, eat all the
richest food-fat meat. game, and. in fact.
anything tie appetite Graves; but be particu-
lar and masticate well. oc3O-eod2Wemoly
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MRS. wINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP,


GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
reducing all infinmmRtiOn-will alIay ALI
PAIN and spaHmodic action, and Is
sure 10 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon It, mothers, It will give rest
10 yourselves, and
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We have pot up and sold this article for
yearS. and CAN BAY IN JOHFIDESCE AND
TRUTH Of 1t what we have never bern able
tn say OF any other meiiCine-NeueI has Il
FuiLed Ia a Single KnAtqlcr 10 Eject u Cure,
instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who
used II. On the contrary, ali are delighted
with It's operation, aud speak In terms OF
commentator OF Its magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT WI Do KNOW" after years OF eN-
perience. aud Pledge Our Reputation for The
FhiLJtlElSTf Of IDhuf Ipe here declare: In almost
every Instance where the infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief Will be
found in fifteen OF twenty minutes alter the
syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the facsimile Of COURTS q PER
KIN5I on the outside wrapper. All Others
are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per Bottle.
OFFICES:
avs Fulton Street, New YOrB.
10 High Holborn, London, England,
fil st Paul Street, Montreal, Canada
aug26 eOd6m
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Take Notice.

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
Wheeling, October :, 1857,
THAT THE BOARD Up APPEALS WILL
meet At this Once ON saturday the Izth
inst.. att O'Clock, p. n to hear and dstar-
mine all applications for the reduction Of the
value OF ordinRries, or the valuation OF any
sock Of goods, wares OF merchandise.
soetS-td n. +. FEESY, City Clerk.
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What makes your Hair 70 beauufuI7
on Of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair it glossy IrstreT
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your HAIR
OIL OF Grapevine.
What removes the Dandrun.
OIL of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation IS oounterfeItodr
Oh OF Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors Of
Oh OF Grapevine.
LAUGHLIS, SMITH a CO.,
EsplS No. ~ Main ST., Wheeling.
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Hon. JAMES BuRLEY is the Senatorial
nominee from the Second District, com-
posed of Marshail, wetzel and Marion
counties. ...
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a Melbourne paper speaks thus of
he Colonepa nrriSali- ~ !. y
Letter from the Hon. Thad. stevens
r PHILADELPHIA, oct.G.
The following letter from the Hon.
Thad. Stevens is published: .s

.
SEPTEMBER 81, 1867.
DEAR SIR;-In answer to your in
quiry, "WhHt effect the success OF the
President's views will have ON the ma
tional securities" am of opinion that
its effect would be very Injurious. The
President contends that the body OF
men acting as Congress has no consti-
tutionHl powers, and can do no valid
acts in the absence OF the excluded
States. The Congresses that author,
lied the war debt, and laid the internal
duties to pay II, We're composed of pre-
ciseIy the same number OF representa-
tivts, from the same States as at pres
ent. II IL should he decided that those
Congresses lind no constitutional exist
ence, the 5.20s, 10 4Os, 1900, and the
legal-tender greenbhcks will have been
issued without authority, and will be
worthless. Whether they would ever
he redeemed would depend on what
the President would consider IA conAti-
tutiOnhl Congress, after the admission
OF the Rebel representatives., when the
condition OF the debts OF both belliRer-
ents would he considered.
Yours, truly,
THADDEUs STEVENS.
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mARRIED,

PRATT-oDENBAUG Tuesday
evening. 5th inst, Mt the residence OF the
brideH father, Mr. RICHARD H. PRATT to
Miss KATE opESBAuGu, all OF Wheeling.
w. Va.
BATEss-SMITH.-On the sth inst, Mt the
residence Of the brides f1thsr. AT Bridgeport,
by Rev. VIM u. Mullenix, Mr.. JAMES. o..
SMITH. NocRrds. ..
INTERPRETATIONS sth. NJ the
First Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. d..
w. F1Aher. Major N. b. q. WRIGHT, Of Or
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ITissaid that more houses have been
put up in Charleston. KanuwhH county,
within the last eighteen months than
for twenty years previous.
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THRRE will be a Union meeting at
New Cumberland. Hancock county,
Friday evening. .....
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Land for Sale.
Vineyard on Wheeling Island
Trust Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRttsr
ID executed to me by William p Brady Ani
Anna II. Brady his wife, bearing date on m.
Ind day Of February IN the year ls5S End
now on record In the Recorders ONCE %
OHIO county, West Virginia, in Deed BOOK
30, page o.. VIII sen At public auction At tue
'front.' door ofthe Court House OF Ohio couu-
~, on SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF OCToHER
next, all that certain trset or parcel OF land
lying in the counties OF Booze and Ohio.
~ est Va, and on the Eaters of Short creeE
known As the Girty Point farm, containing
two hundred and thtrty-nve acres more or
les, and bounded as set forth and dess.rfbssf
in said deed Of trust Thls land "a under esaI-
tiTstiOn, has the usual improvements and II
Is underiald, il is believed, with valuable
beds OF coal.
Selling as trustee, will convey such title
As Is vested in me by said deed OF trust
Terms OF sale, Cash, or At the option of the
purchaser one third in hand, and the bal
Enee In three equal payments, At stx, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from
date, with deed of trust TO secure the same.
WHEELING, sent l.. lsS5 SabISTi
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LOST !!

BETWEEN MRS. ADRIANHS AND THE
d Corner Of Centre and EIth streets.
Black AiIk BeIt, the Hinder OF which will
be suitably rewArue by leaving - HI Ms
AdrfRn's. on Centre street OctSlt
MR.. BUDEN. FROM LOUISTILLE.
vi the popular and relfShls Piano and or
gan timer FDd repairer, has again arrived in
the city, and Will be happy 10 wait on his
old, As also on new Gus oners. Leave your
orders al E a. wEBER'S MUSIC STORE
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L1ABILlTTEs.
8. p. HILDRETH
Mheeling, w. Va, Oct. 2, lsd5-s
Card.

DERSONS WISHING TO BE SUPPLIED
III with pure milk and cream will leave
Ihelr name and place OF residence at Me5sH.
McLlRn Bro Il, ! or sam n. Greers, Grocer,
Market street. ... ALEX n. JACOB, r
octs-IW sid VaddlnRton Farm.
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THE GreenbrIer Independent says
that the free school system is not well
adapted to a sparsely settled conntTy.
We agree with It. But then it Is one Of
the ways OF filling up country and
removing that objection. II is expen-
awe at the start, but, like our debt, 1t
grows less AZ the country grows to 1T.
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AND HousE OF MERCY.

md HUUsE Ut MEhCI.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS,
for YOUSG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube. and the ERRORS. ABUSES and
DISEASES which Gestroy the manly pOwerS
and create irnpedimenu1 to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. sent in sealed en-
veIopes, fIee of charge. Address, Dr. ].
sKILLIE HoUGHToS, Howard As5OciA-
ton. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept2ieOG3ndaw
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9lar Adrtrtistmtrts
State Sabbath School Convention

A MEETING or THE OFFICERS,
n teachers and friends OF the Sabbath
&C. DOL cause will be held At the Rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association this
"Wednesday evening 9Th Inst. al ~ O'Clock.
Busgne8 OF great Importance - TO De tran
EActSd. Let there be = full turn out
ocrS-ft wL H OSTOBY, Sec,y.
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Notice.

U HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
with me IN the Grocery aud Produce
business, Joseph Speidel, formerly of the
firm Of Spaldel & Inderrieden. The business
will be conc uetsd In the name Of Turner &
Speidel. A.TURNER
We intend To keep on hand n well selected
stock OF Groceries. Produce, &c, Sc, and to
which we invite the attention Of the public.
~ TURNER & SPEIDEL,
No. 81 Nam ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
October Isl, 1907. ocS-2w
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atB advertisements.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE FIRST
" National Bank OF Bridgeport, ohio, show
inS its condition ON the morning OF the INST
Monday OF October, lSas.
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The SUICIDE MANtA.-Fires, Hoods,
railroad accidents, crimes Of every
grade, and suicides. have periodical
turns in which they rage, one or an
other taking precedence. Just now
suicides are prevailing all over the
country. The papers come from all
parts laden with shocking details OF
self.murder, sometimes accompanied
by the murder of others, and some
times without such horrid accompani-
meutR
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wHEAToN's OINTMENT Will cure the
Itch.
wHEAToS's OINTMENT viii cure Salt
Rheum.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT cures old Cores.
wHEAToNs OINTMENT cures all Dis
eases OF the Skin.
Price 50 cents by mail 60 cents. All Drug
Kists sell it.
WEEKS & POTTER. Boston. Proprieton.
Eepls-eOdly
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THE number of immigrants that ar
rived at New York, from January LIST
10 September 3Oth. 1867, was 1895 50, as
compared with Isl. 643 arrivals during
the corresponding period last year.
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OYSTERS.
The Florence Sewing Machines

FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
II and for sale by the case, can or half can at
oe2.tf BOUTH, BATTELLE q cos.
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Dancing School.
-OYSTERS-
Wanted.

1.-TWO GOOD COAT MAKERS, ALSO
i one vest maker. To practical hands
steady employ msnt will be given.
JOHN r. LAKIN & CO.,
Merchant TalloTs, . Monroe ST. Wheeling,
West Va. oc4-lwd
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WANTED

A HEALTHY, RESPECTABLE WOMAN
"A wishes TO procure n situation as wet
nurse. address all letters TO Mus. n. g.
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Fail Campaign.

Il =. BHoDEs a CO., LLCOMMESr r
d. the Season by Offering on AtsSb !
hORNISG September 18th, the ini.'" lug
great bargains:
90 piece Rich Black and CoIored @ohslT
AlpaocaE At S71fc, 50 DO SIX Finished PuI-
Alpaccas at SC; % do. all wool EaNonb
PlaidE At TX and 5oc; % do. Plaid. MOnRirs a.
l21<c, and 10 do. rtch. all wool, Plaid Poplin-
NJ SlOO.
These Goods are from late New f1fk
Auction, and are the cheapest LOT Of d.
Goods In wheeling, being fess than GoI.u
PRIZES In old uulsR-
u IL u l. ----- u - .eplL
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The New York ciHsen is dreadfully
shocked at Mrs. Lincoln's raid on
prominent politicians, and thinks that
something ought TO be done about it..
..Mrs. Lineoln," it says. must be
silenced at my COST" ''iet subscrip-
tion 10 purchase silence be at once start
ed" SC.
To which the Ne,c York Times replies
thus: I
"If anybody is specially interested
In purchasing Mrs. Linooin's silence,
let him walk up TO the Captains office
and pay for II like man. As for the
country in general, or the Republican
party, neither Is likely TO be damaged
by anything she may say or may at
tempt to do. She may make good
many people very much ashamed OF
her, but she can injure nobody but
herself We trust no public subscrip-
tion will be started to purchase her
silence or anything else she may have
TO sell. All such Transactions should
be strictly confined to the parties con-
cerned."
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ar No nCtlf- will t.s taken Of ooFnmuni
rstious not accompanied ny n 70 pofitiD!s
IaluE The name viii be eOns1deTed conf
Genital LOT must In AL cEses Afcoinp zny lei
ter - Z zuaranLee % god faith
5SY1STS1HY a0KNTNG. oCT. >.
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tolSt4Sl ~
GIBSON LAMB. Cashier.
Wheeling, oct-7. ls67-st.
EOURTEESTH QUARTERLY REPORT
II 9th FirSt National Bank OF Wheeling,
showing It's condition on the morning Of the
nrst Monday In october, 1857.
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A RE THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
n more perfect in their mechanical struc-
ture, and Will do a greater IRnSe OF work
than any other machine. They will sew
four different stitches, namely: lock. knot,
double loGk and double knot-Rny or ali
without stopping the motion of the machine
II has also reversible feed motion. Also a
cheapmachine to run with freddie for 81.
warranted to work well. BROWN 8 l'DtSI.
sepl2-2s-lyd&w bridgeport, U.
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Fine Dress Goods.

CKTE ARE NOW RECEIVING QUE
w stock OF Fine DTess Goods, which viii
be much larger than usual. Rich EmhTO j.
ana Coiorsd GRO Chains, YeiouTs and Gr'-
de Afrique silks; Rich siam PiaIds: K-aL
Irish PoplinE; French Aerinus, Empi--
Cloths; Chene WinceyE very nne Six No
hairs, &c. &c. lE--l rs RHODES q O..
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS

The latest improvements In the way Of ms IS,
chinerY are being put into the eonesrn' SUI
all work turned out will be
Guarantees to Give Satisfaction.
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u. HAYES q 60.

THIS FIRM Is ABOUT oPREISG 4
1 new establishment IN the building i.I-
meTIy known as the Forsythe waIehone-
adjoining the Atheneum, Tor the InaDuiAF
tnre Of
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I. o. G. II.

I. o. G. T.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES, 1. O. G. T.,
this evening, at O'Clock, EveTy member
OF the Board Is requested to be present. -
bQsiDess of great importance will be brought
He o9ts,i the meeting KY oRpeR
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OUAesIA TONIC CUPS, for sale q - =
" BOCRISG'S Drug StoTer No l.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-09

EIGHTH QUARTERLY REPORT Oh
II the condition of the National Saving
bank, in Wheeling, in the State Of Yves
Virginia, ON the morning OF the hst Monday
OF OStober, 1861. 5000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-09
for grnt.
For Sale.
For Rent.
For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS LATELY oCCI.
piled by George L. Taylo- a Co. aud ]
Clemens 4 Co, on Main stree 1. Also basg--
ment rooms finished Good d. cfs IN seSslrli
story, and good rooms for 9th e purInses IN
second and third story in good order. PUs-
zsszion given Immediately.
Many budding lots and dwelling hOusss foI
all in the sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORN BROOK.
Once, No. lls3S Main street, above Mon
re-. mp EtAirA- fehs-tf