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A FEW QUESTIONS, FR1ERD.

a FEW QUESTIONS, FRIERD.
What makes your Hair so beautiful3
OIL of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair It's glossy lustre2
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life aud Growth to your Hair7
on OF Grapevine.
What relnoves:the DandruH2
OIL of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is oounterreited2
Oh Of Grapevine.
Who are the only Proprietors of
OIL OF Grapevine7
LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO.,
6epl9 No. 81 Main ST., Wheeling.
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SpetiaI aotiees.

The Confessions ami Experience of
an Invalid.
Published for the benefit, and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood, &C., supplying THE means OF sELy-
CURE. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving n post paid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL May
FAIR Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, n circular OF DAISY SWAIN,
the great Poem of the War. decl7-smd
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Trust Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRlJsT
y made TO me ON the 81 cOnd day OF August
IN tho RecorderS Office OF Ohio county, State
OF West VirsiniR, shall on MONDAY, THE
front door of the Court House Of Ohio conn.
" in the city of Wheeling, Mt 10 O'Clock. a
m, OF that day, proceed to sell at pu6iIc
auction TO the highest and best bidder for
CASH. all the right, title, and Interest OF
henry =. Harbour, decd, us one or the helm
a. Jaw OF Joseph e Harbour, decd, in and 10
deceased. " Ia "ouf'
jaul4-3Otd -O'0N L. CHAN TrEI;sso
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Farms and Coal Lands for sac.

T WISH TO SELL MY LAND, RRAR
L Wheeling, on CRldwell's Run. II includes
tue Dairy arm occupied by Charles Fisher,
With an adjoining parcel pastured by N
KAUFMAN, and the Farm on the hill, on which
Fred Lecher, VIM. Miller and Others live.
On this part Rre four Dwelling Houses, two
Orchards OF grated fruit, and a young Vine
yard Of nine or ten acreS-planted principal
" with Catswba and Concord, with y lew
DelaWareS and other varieties. About 10
acres fthe Hill Farm Is firSt class Coal Land.
l will sell in separate parcels or otherwise.
II not soon sold, the Vineyard, with q COM
Portable dwelling, will be for rent.
JRnl-u LJACOB,
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sTRoNo FIauRRs.-The Pail Nall Ga.
zette says: "a Presbyterian divine at
Chaplain, the Rev. ]. Macfarlane, D. d.,
has printed sermon in which he pays
delicate compliment to Bishop Colen-
so. Il think hear Satap,s fiendisb
chuckle,' says DIR. MRcfarlane, 'as he
gets out OF the back door of the poor
mans cottage on whom he has prevail
ed to spit upon Gods wondrous book.
or as he sleekly slips out of the Episco.
pal palace when he persnades bishop
to kick ut Moses.'"
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LENGTH AND observation-disclosures
and cripples are usually short-I lived.
A writer In an English periodical saws
There'is, we believe, no example In
height living TO anything like the oTdi.
nary span of life. Neither, on the other
hand, do deformed persons, for more
obvious reasons, attain length Of years,
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For Sale.

HS4 ASGS4Os
Tho Exchange Hotel, WeIIsburE,
West Virginia.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
i Hotel has recently been thoroughly re-
paired and refurnished throughout, and Is
now doing good business, will pe offered at
private sale until the LIST Of February, when,
II not sold, Will be rented.
Also, 6a2 acres OF timber land on Big Fish
Ing creek, in Wetzel county, West Va. Tim
ber-White pine, poplar, ash, hickory and
onk; a splendid site for laundering. For iull
description and terms, address
y. g. QUEST,
Real Estate Agent, Wellsbuns, W. We.
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Dwelling Houses for sale-

T HAVE FOR SALE THREE DWELL
J. ing houses on Main street, Centre Wheel
ing, between First and Second streets, be-
longing to the estate OF DR.. John EOfE. The
only motive for selling these houses iS to
close the estate. zach house has six rooms,
all in good condition. Very liberal terms or
purchaser on April l, 1858.
JRnlO-lw BEVERLY NJ. EOFF,
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TIE HEALING POOL.

HNEH1 NII3ENH1H4NNH \ WILT
AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impedIments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed en-
velopes, free OF charge. Address, DR.. ].
sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Assocla-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
sept2I.3mdAw.
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COFFEE,
Bankruntcv.

SAhA OPGSJs
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
4 the 6th day Of January, A. d. 1858, a
the estate OF Charles NJ. GilGerS0n, OfNether
PTov1dencs Township, in the county OF
has been adJudged Bankrupt on HIS own
petition; that the payment Of any Debts and
aeuSeFy OF any property belonging to such
bankrupt 10 him or for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him, are forblj-
DEN by law; that a meeting OF tho Cretiitnrs
OF me SAID bankrupt to prove their Debts,
estate, Will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy,
10 be holden ut the Registers ONCE On
ough OF hIedia, in snid comfy, before
samuel b. Thomas, ESQ.,. on the t6irty-firat
day OF January, "A. D., 1868, at o. clock D. M
Dep. q. s. Marshal as Messenger.
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THE North British RevtcsO seems TO
have been simultaneously possessed bv
Emerson and electricity. 1t saws tina.
his epigrams are a series of electric
irony. The reader who recalls the in
nnence OF soft iron in magnetic mani
iestations will be amused by the acci.
dental expression of Joke in a criti6na
intended to be sober and scientific.
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"A BANGOR paper describes a new
snow plough invented in that city:
THE front is fastened together with
hinges and the two side are kept apart
by plank stays, fastened to the machine
and Tapped together in the centre.
THESE planks. are fastened together
by SCREWS and the machine can ba
made narrow or wide at pleasure bv
simply changing the screws and slidinH
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For Rent.

TIME STORE ROOMS LATELY ot,Cu.
pied by George r. Taylor q Co., ana j.
Clemens & Co., on Main stree I; also base.
ment rooms finished Good o1ii ces in second
story, and good rooms for 9th e. purpOses IN
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houseq for
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
TH0S. HORNBROOK.
once, No. uS3S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. fcbB-tf
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GovERoNoK PEIRro1Nr.-The Rich.
mond Examiner says: ave learn that
the matter as to whether Gov. Peirpoint
shall held over until State Govern.
ment is organized is under discussion
at military headquarters. The fact that
the Constitution of the Slate fixes the
term Otservice of the Governor, and
the uncertainty as TO when State Gov
eminent, under the action OF the Con-
vention, will DO organized, renders il
probable that PeirpOint will DO removed
tary.
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THE THUNDERER's TwADDLE.-It is
difficult to say whether the following
attempt at epigrammatic expression by
the London Times, deserves to be attrI.
buted to Upper or to Jack Bunsby.
1t is worthy Of either:
A free press has its evils as we'll as lis
advantages, and, 1t may be added, Its
advantages as we'll as its evils, When
allowed to say what it pleases, 1t saws
what 1t pleases, and all the world has
the opportunity of seeing what II
pleases it to say.
1t is equally difficult to say whether
the above is more remarkable as a
piece Of literary extravaganza or econ.
omy. lis wofully wasteful of words,
but eminently economical OF ideas,
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9pr Sale.
For Sale.

THE CUNNINGHAM LOT, CORNER
l. 9Th and Clay streets, upon which stands
business stand, on the east side OF Main ST.
north of Union, where Mrs. Cunningham
now resides. For terms and particular sea
THOS. O'BRIEN,
ian1S-lw Real Estate Agent
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Notice.

OFFICE OF THE CITIZENS RAILWAY 20 !
JANUARY 18TH, 1865.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of this company will be held
a. d, me Clty Buildings, on "WEDNESDAY, the
Estn INST, at o'clock p. m, for the election
o. board OF five directors for the ensuinR
year. BY order OF the Board.
JOHN MoLORE, JR, President
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DIR. SCOTT, of Warren, (Rep.) is an
noying the Democrats of the Ohio Leg
islature. He INTRODUCED the following
into the House on Saturday.:
WHEREAS. The people of Maryland.
Virginia and Kentucky have taken ac.
ton looking toward u demand for COM
peusation from the Federal Govern
ment for their slaves, manunitted nv
the adoption of the Thirteenth Amend
ment TO the Federal Constitution !;
therefore,
"ReSoIUed, By the General Assembly
OF the State of Ohio, that we, in the
name of the people, enter our protest
against the allowance of said claims"
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For Rent.

A FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
now occupied by Nelson Whitaker. Re,
situated on the northeast corner or OH and
Hampden street. Possession given ON ne
j. P. LEWIS.
Jnnl0.u at Sprigg House.
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mo ohio RanatorshIp.

Tho election OF United statos Sena.
tor from Ohio is TO be attempted to-day.
Vallapdigham and Thurman are the
principal contestants. The former
claims 81 pledged voters, 50 being ne
cessary to choice. It Is not said that
the balance are all in favor of Thur
man. 1t Is possible that neither Val
landiGham or Thurman will be elected.
but that n now man, either Jewett or
Rauney, will be taken up. Thejcontest
between Nallandlgham and Thurman
is represented us quite bitter. A dis
patch Of the 18th TO the Cincinnati o.
sette says that
Threatening dispatches have been
sent to Pendleton, advising him
that majority of the delegates to the
National Democratic Convention from
the State are Nallandigham's special
friends, and that unless he (Pendleton)
throws his influence in favor of Vallan-
dtgham's nomination for Senator, the
Fvote of the Ohio delegation will be
placed under control of Vallandigham,
and cast against him.
Vallandigham's friends threnten Bar
ney Burns, candidate in the Eighth
Congressional District, with defeat, un,
less the Senator and Representative
from Richland county support Vallan,
landigham for Senator.
The fight is interesting, and new de
yelopments are being made hourly
The friends of Thurman have beer
using the telegraph freely tonight, L
! counteract the schemes Of Valland ig
ham,"
LATER.
Thurman Nominated-Since the fore
: going was put in type we have received
) the dispatch printed under our tele
graphic head announcing the defeat o
5 the great Vallandigham. Thurman
, has beaten the great Martyr out @
3 sight. Poor Val I he is crushed alter
nately by his enemies and his friends
o Defeated for Governor defeated 70
x Congress-kept out of the Philadelphia
Convention-andn now defeated for tn
s. Senatorship.
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Dividend.

THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have declared a dividend OF two per CEN
on me capital stock paid in, payable on and
lamb John MnI.1RE, In ppO.r.rOi,,
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The wheeling school Tencher.' AssO.
citation.
Editors InteLLi0encer


Allow me to express through your
paper the qualification which I exne-
rlsneed on last Saturday morning,
WhiIe attending the Teachers AssocIaI
ZION OF this city. There were present
about sixty teachers, met for the puT-
pose OF exchanging views, and com
pairing notes AS to the best methods of
intellectual development aud cnltnre'
we expected from such n company of
devoted teachers something spicy: en-.
pertaining and instructive; nor weT.
we disappointed. The address of Mr.,
Iuttie-"On Teaching to Readn-is
worthy OF more than a passing Thought,
II showed great industry In It's prepa.
ration, vigor of thought, and was emf
nently suggestive. 1t awakened
thoughti sharpened wit and called forth
profitable criticism. Miss Steele's ma.
per on Female Education was a modal
OF lts Kind. Free from the extremes
ana e1trayagances connected with the
the subject Of Women's Rights, IL was
listened TO with the deepest interest
and approval. J. w. TAoaART.
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HUMPHREY MARSHALL, once a mem
Der OF Congress from Kentucky, and
still later General in the Rebel army,
has written letter from Washington,
where he is sojourning, to the Louis
Vile Courier, In which he talks about
being
"Under the ostracism which attaches
to all who participated in the struggle
against the party which yet dominates
over our once happy and prosperous
The Cincinnati Commercial COM
ments on his remarks as follows:
"Here is man who had fattened upon
the Offices OF the country, and had no
small share of Its honors, who became
a rebel and fought for years to destroy
the Government of the land of his ma.
tivity. He was whipped, and is pa
rolled prisoner of war. lie is not
persecHted. He goes about his business.
And yet he complains of "ostracism,"
and his idea of the Southern rebellion
Is that 1t was mere struggle against "a
party" Having written n column of
matter, he regrets that he is not Rep
resentative, and assures us he would
have much" to say il he were. Hum
phrey is OF the Bourbons of American
politics."
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9pr Bent.
For REM or Sale.

THE HOUSE AND STORE ROOM
now occupied by Mrs. Garforth, asa con-
fectionery. Possession given April lSt, 1855,
lnnlf-5t b. -. CAIDWEII.
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For Sale.

T OFFER MY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
Il The property Is located on 9Th street. be-
tween Monroe and Quincy. The houSe In
built In the most substantial manner, con-
Henient In All It's arrangements, elegantly
nnished, with all modern improvements
The location Is one Of the most desirable In
dec2l-lm r NRANnTR
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Snnnunretneuts.

sUPT. OF WATER WORKS.
n NDhetSrS. EitoTS-Please announce the
W. name OF WA. EcCLEs. as the Work.
lhgmens candidate for supt. Of WaterWorks
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Store Room for Rent,

THR STORE ROOM NO. l5s MAIN ST.
now occupied by ]. H. Robinson a. =
Shoe Store, is for rent Apply to
tnnll.1w JOHN BISHOP
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InnlO.tf
For Rent.

THE WARE HOUSE ON WEST SIDE
L OF Main street, at present. occupied nv
MessrF. Crangle, DaiEen & TO. PosEeEISSS
given the LIST Of April next Enquire OF
THOS. HUGHES,
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THE Postmaster of Fondulac. wis.
furnishes the following letter for NH.
location:
Dear Sir il you pleas will you in.
FORM me how meny IL eny CoIledRes
mere S are In Fondulac What is the num-
Der Of inhabitance how many union
schools are there &c and much obIioe
yours Truely
Sd. @. GOODYEAR
"Pro. of mathematics
"Albion, Mich,n
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CITY SERGEANT-

n p MeSsrS. EditoTS:-I beg leave TO an
HES nounce myself as q candidate for the
ONCE oiCITY SERGEANT. II elected, will en-
deaVor to please the public at large.
decsI-te sMfTH MCDONALD.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
CAAGPA1Gn SONG.
The Boys in BIue ere Coming.
BY ). NJ. ROE, JR.

BY j. N. ROE, JR.
They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, host OF
boys in blue,
tle.scarred and true;
Not now with cleaning bayonets and roll OF
martial drum,
But armed with ballots for the right, in
peaceful ranks they come;
To Shield the starry flag they love from
traitors hands anew,
They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, host OF
boys in blue.
They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, the loyal
boys in blue;
From Maine and from New Hampshire, and
the Bay State, ever true;
From the green mountains of Vermont, and
Little Rhody's shore,
From the homesteads of Connecticut the
hardy veterans pour;
AS late when flashing DER the land the news
Of Sumter few,
They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, the loyal
boys in blue.
They are coming, MI. Seymour, the loyal
boys in blue,
From New Jersey and from Delaware, and
Maryland, ever true;
And from the grand old keystone State, man
answering for man,
With pledges for the Star Brigade, the bal
lot 10 the hand;
To yield the soldiers need Of praise to
worth and valor due, q,
They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, the loyal
boys III blue.
They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, the earnest
boys in blue,
From shop, and mill, and forge, and field, the
steadfast and the true,
| The heroes of the HmOire State, despite her
recreant son,
| Who turns to shame and mockery the good
that has been done;
To spurn with wrath the DEVILS faults, the
faithless devils too,
They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, the earnest
boys in blue.
They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, the veterans
OF the West,
| From their grand prairies and their lakes,
the finest and the best,
From the broad rivers, whose strong waves
bear joyous to the sea
The treasures of the continent, and the trib'
ute of the free;
To speak once more, in thunder tones, a
people's high behest,
They are coming, Mir. Seymour, the veter-
ans of the West.
They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, host oi
boys in blue,
| Fresh from hundred fields Of war, the bat
tle.worn an true;
Not now with cleaning bayonets, and roll
of martial drum,
But armed with ballots for the right, in
peaceful ranks they come,
To guard the starry flag they love, from
traitors hands anew,
| They are coming, Mr.. Seymour, host OF
TC;urinu1ti Chronicle
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05
ERIE HALFWAY.


GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE TRl
~ route to New York, Boston, and New End
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk 70 New York...................... .le1 d
Buffalo 10 New York. ...,,,.,,.....- - 4r n
Salamanca to New York. 4
an me shortest route.
All trains run directly through to New York
miles without change OF coscses
From and after ApriI -. 1867. trans will Z
in connection with all western lines as follows
FReM DukKIRK AND bALAA1AHCA-By New
7:1 A. N. ExPREss MAIL. from Dunkirk d
(eKoept Sundays). Stops at Salamanca 10 A. Ma
connects at Hornelsviile and Corning with Isl
"a Express Mail from Buffalo, and arrives IN
ASP M. LIaHTNrSa ExpREss. from salAm7
daily except 5undAysl; Stops ct AornellsVs 81
The 7;10 NJ train from Buiiaio. and ssv Arrives tui
l;i5 2. M NEW YoRK NIGHT sxPRsss, from I
klrk except hundays). Stops at Salamanca e1
a., OleAn 1886 r. NJ, tsupperl, Turner's s:@ d
tbreakfAsD, and arrives in New YORK at II 30 n
eonneottng With afternoon trains and steamia
Boston and New England cities.
FRoG bQFFALo-By New York time from
corner Exchange and Michigan streets:
erceptedl Stops A. Ho1naszills . "a NJ s~
fasn, susquehAnnA 2:l7 P, n. (dinnsr), Turnsfl
Z. "a 0supper), and arrives In New York q
Laokavenna and Western Railroad. and a. Js
City with Midnisht Express train OF New ID
RailroAd for Philadelphia. BAltimsTe. and VI
500 A. NJ. ExPREss MAIL, via Avon and Horu
vile daily, except Sundaysl. Arrives in New J
ct 1.00 A. M. Connects at Klmisa with Mort
OentrAi Railroad for Harrisburg Philadelphia
nm9reI Washington. and points south
2f20 p, N. LIGHTNING ExpnRsa t2undAn
cepted), stops at Hornelsville k:26 r. NJ. sup
and arrives In New York At ZOO A. M. Connsc
Jersey City with Morning EXPRESS Train for
Jereey Railroad for Baltimore and Washingtol,
~ EeE YORK yitn Morning Exprsss frainfor bo
0fD T. ". NEW YoRK Er7Hx Express, q
stops OF Portage 1855 2. NJ. fsup1. futsresscs1
dornellsyiils with the 4:1b y h. train frcm
dirk. and arrives in New Yorz ct 1853 p. IN.
u:20 p. M. ORCINaA1I ExPREss. daily, (Bun
sxceptsdl stops ct Susquehanna ia X. M 10
f1rners 40 P. II. ldinl. and arrives in New Ya
I'D d. Connects At Elmira with korthernl
trAl Railway for Harrisburg, PHILADELPHIA,
mere washington, and points Houth, a. Grsat
Tor Scranton Trenton, and PhilAdslphia, and q
YORK with Afternoon trains and ateanzars for bl
end New England cities.
Ony one train east on Sunday, laAunR Buhk
o:l0 p. n, and reaching New York al u 30 P. n
Boston and New EnglAnd paasaneers, with
York.
10 pleasure trAvOsrs the tina Of the Ere IA
l greeants many objects Of interest, passing thr
che beautiful yalleys OF the UhamunR, busquehi
Delaware, and Ranapc rivers, an sver.ohAr
4 uAnoramA OF natures beauties commands atten
The best ventilated and most luxuriCus slel
eAenss IN the world accompany al 'sht tran
BaEkAss checked through Aaa ~ Always y
Al for tlqkats via Eris Railway, which can B
aimed e. an prinoipAl ticket ofzoss in tie WSst
GsaT TssDefintsndsut dsai pa. ~.