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1000 AGENTS WANTED in all parts of
lUUU the u. &, to sell our immense list OF
nearly 1000 different BOOKS, BIBLES and
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. livery family
wants something from 1t. Catalogues fur
nished free on application, and books sent
postpaid 10 any address on receipt OF price.
URnvaSSinR books containing the List with
prices, together with blank sheets and
printed headings for enrolling q list OF names
sent nee 10 any one on receipt OF 80 cents.
Anybody can sell ITO 10 100 OF these books
almost anywhere. For terms TO agents and
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Atttt AdrFrtieelaEats.
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain


DAILROAD COMPANIES Seven Per
III cent inst Mortgage Bonds February
and August Coupons. The edTHtH0S OF Lne
eompleied road 10 Pilot Knob are now more
The proceeds of these Bonds are adding 10
S me security every day. OUeT IS o00 600 nave
over 10000 Of bonds issned thus far. The
constantly Increasing trafdc Of carrying ORR
trnI1.l me me Prospect Of controlling al the
ensures an enormous revenue. The Direc-
SoLs otsn $40 Of the stock for fnreGtmeIlf, and
a. To- eeona5Sti 70 g. enrich the property As well
TH9S- ALIEN, Pres't st. Louis, No.
y,s,S AZ uiISS ISlgneds cordially Teoom-
o. me 81. Louis and Iron Mountain HALL
Tad a e 49, H1 The revenue OF the
the affairs Of the Company Is In capable and
experienced hands, and Is entfIlsd 70 me
JAMES s. THOMAS, Mayor OF 81. Louis
JOHN ]. RoEY Pres't st. Louis Chamber OF
E. W. FOX, Prea't st. Louis Board of Trade.
BRETON BATES, Prest North Missouri
j. q. BETrToN. Pres't Nat. Bank of the
w5M q 7: Ewing. Pres't of the Alsr. N. B. of
ego 8 IL q; ikEA. rrus's second Ha.. Bank of
J4 NE 3; EADs. chief Eng. St. Louis & III.
GfEo; g; TAYLOR, Ppea't Pacific RAILROAD
WI. T1ssIe. Preat rraaen' Bank, of st.
JOHN r. LIoNBEReER. PresrT. N.Rsnk,
AP3LPaus MEIER. vlOe-PFes't U. Pacific
ROBERT BARTH, Pres't German Savings
Coupons payable In the city of New York.
A limited number OF the above named
BONDS Tor sale NJ kighty-nve. Parties LIVING
out OF me city can Eemit by draft or express,
anu me Donds Will be returned by express
nee OF charges. We invite the attention OF
capitalists and others TO them rs, IN our
opinion very desirable investment de-
tuned 10 rank as a inst Glass secnriIy De
scr1pttve Pamphlets, Maps and Information
can De had on application TO TOWNSEND,
HAEAES q CO., No. S09 Walnut st, PhilR-
delphia, Agents OF the st. Louis and Iron
Mountain X. II. Co.
Philadelphia references =-CAMRRIA IRON
20 CAV, BACON q Co.; THos. a. BIDDLE
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Silver Ware, Photograph Albu ms aud a
Large assortment OF Fine Gold
Jewelry, In all valued at
SI,OOOsOOOO.
AChance TO Draw any OF 1he above
cts. Tickets describing each PTiEe are sEAI.-
I'D In Envelopes and InOroughly mixed. ON
receipt OF Is scents SEALED TicKEr will bs
drawn without choice and delivered at our
ohice. or sent by mail TO any address The
prize named upon iL will be delivered to the
ttcket-hOlder ON payment OF one dollar.
Prizes will be immediately sent to any adj
mail.
You VIII know what your Pr,zefs
before you pay TOrlt. Any Prize may be
sSehG10sdJOT dlotteT Of The sans rdllte. NO
Blanks.
E6-Our patrons can depend on fair deal
SereEeneea--we seIsct the few following
names from the many who have lately
drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly permitted
us to publish them:
=. 7. wilkins, Buffalo, N. Y, 81, goo; Miss
Annie Monroe, Chicago, Ill, Piano, valued
at $3.50 Robert jackson, Dubudut. Iowa
Gold Watch, S2.O; Phillip McCaTthy' i-ouiS5
yllle, KY diamond Cluster King. 5000; K A.
Patterson, New Bedford, Mass, silver Tea
SET SlIsi Miss kmmR WaiworIh, MilWauk ee,
WIS., Plsno, SoSU; Rev. 7. w. Pitt, CleYe-
land, Ohio, hielodeon, SIS.
ho We. publish no names without per-
Opinions Ofthe Press.-aThey arc do
ing the largest business Lhs nrm IS reliable,
and deserve their success Weekly Tribune,
1--WE hBve examined their system, and
know them % be flir dealing nrm.'-N.K.
Last week friend of ours drew $500
DAILY NeIUJ AdT. 3, 1858.
Send Tor circular giving many more refer
ences and favorable notices from the preAs
Liberal Inducements 10 Agents. sat sfactiOn
guhLantteu: Every package OF sealed Enve-
lOpeS Contains ONE CASH GIFT. HiX Tickets
for 81; Is for 81 80 for IS; ITO for SIS.
All letters should be H1dIessed to
HARPER WILSON q CO,
l73 Broadway, N. Y.
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Wantad.

oleIgymen. Teachers, and superintendent
or sabbath SCHOOLS, and Others 10
act as Agents for the
HONE BOOK OF WONDERS.
A work OF great interest, fully illustrated;
also for the
COTTAGE BIBLE,
AND FAMILY EXPOSITOR
in Two volumes, containing nearly lSO0 pages,
comprising the Old and New Teataments,
with practical expeditions and explanatory
notes, by Tno5. Williams.
A FEW OF THE Many RECONSIDERATION /:
From the late Kew. Joel dawes, u. D., Pas
tor Of the First Congregational Church, Hart
ford, Ct..-"1 know or no commentary 80
valuable matter
From Rev. n. II. Eggleston, ID. D., Pastor
ofPlymouth Church, chicago, MI cheer
1ully recommend IL as the best commentary
on the Scriptures for general USE" For
terms and circulars, address
g A. BRA1NARD, Hartford. Conn.
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TT Is conceded that the great zInEnrf
i Bitters has mastered more diseases,
Dotn acute and chronic, than any bitter
tonic In the known world. Il has cured
Cholerny the worst forms Of FeverB, Pneu-
Lnont1s Liver and Heart diseases, Chronic
Headache, and win cure any disease arising
from a disordered state OF the blood. 1t =
recommended by Governors OF States, Mem
beEs OF ConRress, distinguished divinas and
physicians, and the proprietor can show
more sworn certificates OF cures than any
other Bittens manufacturers In America,
Send for circular and read them. Sold by
druggists and dealers generally. BERRY
BRIcKEEr & CO., wholesale liquor deslerR
sole agents for Western States CShlcaRn mi
2. RAHrKR Co., sole Pr0pEietofs, 81 orth
Front street., Philadelphia
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RED JACKET AXE.

NoTEs-From reports and letters received,
l. our Axe Is bound 70 be THE AXE
II. il will cut Is per cent better.
III. My brother lost one arm in the war,
but with your Axe he can cut as well as any
one else can.
". II could not get another, (tweoty-
I'VE I25l dollars would not buy 10.
v. It viii cut hoop-Poles better than any
other Axe
For sale b. all respectable dealers, and the
EfPPIxCOFr & FAREWELL,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Gole owners OF toe Patents.
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g. co

A LII wanting employment can have n
BIO, IN Samson street. Phladelphia.
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FHE FAIL GkMPkTGN O. ,1o Sse2.

THE FALL CAMPAIGN 2 az i1o New:
EOrk er, Inc Leaning and Largest-CtrculAt-
Ing RURAL LTrkRARY and FAMILY NEWS
PAPER, begins quarter october Sd,
and hence NoAO g The Time 70 Sub
scribe! bgnt large DOuble-QuarIo
Pages illustrated, win over dozen
distinct Departments, each ably conducted,
the Best Talent being employ ed. Election
Will soon be over, when everybody, In both
Town and Country, Will want the most
Progressive, Timely, Entertaining and Use
full Weekly OF It's ClRSE-MoORES RURAL
The Is Numbers OF this Quarter (Uct. TO JAM
sent, ON 1rIRI, TOR ONLH FIFTY CISrs! Try
the Trial Trip. address
d. D. T. MOORE.
a Park Row. Now York. or Rochester, N. Y.
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EMPLOYMENTTses.Ss i SalywSs z T Gesa.
mentary evidence, what has been said, WnL-
ten, Thought or done, by
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT,
is a. ID. hIcHARDsoN'S Personal HIS
TORY OF Us GRANT. The Republican
Union Committee at washington, recognize
Its authenticity and use II Rs an authority,
sending for copies OF 1t for that purpose. The
pTeJS untUeTSdiiy discard all Others. We want
AgenISI Tor II IN this county. send Tor Circu-
BLIss CO.. Newark. M.
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$1,000 A YEAR TO AGENTS TO sell
V1HNIO the star shuttle Sewing Nh
chimes. Fun particulars free. Extra induce
ments to experienced Agents. Call on or ad.
dress w. g. WILSON q CO.. Cleveland, o.;
Boston, Mas, or 81. LouIs, Mo.
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5000 FOR SO PREMIUM,
COOPERATIVE RELIES AssocIATIoN;
CHARTERED BY TIE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
OBJECT.

OBJECT.
Tue object OF this Associations TO secure n
ash payment within forty days after the
Jsafh ola member of as many dollars ss there
are members in the class 10 which he or she
hslongs, TO his or her heirs.
MEMBERSHIP FEES.
The membership fees are sir dolldTs ct join
ing Tor Ichfch q policy tpfu Be JLtT1lf1hed) and
nns dollar and ten cents on the death OF each
member OF which due notice will be given.
one dollar from eaeh memo 7 goes 70 the
,sn cents for expenses of collecting.
rms company is divided into TEN
CLASSES FOR MEN and TEN GLASSES
FOR WOMEN. as soon ns these Glasses are
sIIsd Ten new Glasses will be adopted. Men
and women nre not allowed In the same
Glasses. Everything done TO make each
Glass equal.
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ONE DOLLAR
RnR EACH ARTICLE


FOR EACH ARTICLE,
Our Sales for the last twelve months
have been about one million doIIars.
Our btsiAelI haI been decided 6y 1ie
COtLTts Of Lats State and bU 1he United Stdtes
prize, OHt a regular legitfnIais 6tisfnesS.
Terms OF sale for Club OF So, n EaIec-
Brown or Bleaehed sheetfng, superior gu az
ity. PoPltn or Alpaca DreSs Pattern. Wool
square Shawl. ~ yards DOesiEin- AN day
RSSiS Whiis Mareeiiies ST Eent sr ES
plated Chased Castor, with bottles. A Mo.
yards "a Wool Cloth. silver plated Cake
Basket 80 ards Brown or Bleaohed Sheet
ing, common quality. Also, printed notices
comprising a variety OF articles usually sold
at retail AT prices from sl.60 TO IS for each ar
For n CIub of $40, selection of one OF
the following artieies:-10 yards Brown or
BIeached 5heetinss, SupeItor quality. Dress
cha Long shawl yards Black German
Broad Cloth. Common Sense Sewing Ma
chine. prics sls-(these machines will hem,
stitch, IelI, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and
embrolder in a most superior manner.)
Gents or Lady, Silver Hunting Case Watch,
s si1seL S Ice Pitcher. yards Wool
tets. y yards Brown or BIeached sheeting.
common quality and 40 printed notices OF
articles for sale n u each, comprising a
var ETY. OF articles usually sold at retail from
SI5O 20 SO for each article
NJ d We hereby inform the public that
IN. d. we are not connected with any OF
the GITI Enterprise one Dollar Con-
Germs In this city. An coueerns oMsFinR a
GIT. Premium, or any article free OF cost 70
Agent or TO any one, are In direct violation
OF the laws against Lottery. We have In
GSiTf Concerns in fhIs CITY WIN he
closed up by the SEaEe Police
EE FOR ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
SEND FOR OUR CIRCULAR,
Send q Draft, Postal Money order,
or Registered Letter.
Be sure and direct your lstten to
ANDREWS & co.
Io6 sudbuEy Htreef,
ROSFOW. NrAGu
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Great Distribution
ny THE
METROPOLITAN
g IF COMPANY vi

EVERY IICREr DRAWS a PRIzE.
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We Sell for One Dollar,
COED and Silver Watches, Sewing Ma
NT chimes, silk DreB Patterns CaEpetInEs
Domestic Goods &C.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
giving full particulars, or tan cheeks seut for
which We VIII sell for =
ONE DOLLAR EACH
Splendid Inducements ofisred to Agents
sending rs Clubs. Addne8
no. 50 Sudbury street. Boston, Ma.
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E~ FOR ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
SEND FOR OUR CIRCULAR,
send n Draft, Postal Honey order,
or Registered Letter.
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Fine Oh Paintings, Framed EnRnnYlngs,
silver Ware, Photograph Albums, and a
Large assortment OF Fine Gold
Jewelry, In all valued at
SI.OO0.OOO0
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KNABE'S PIANOS

long tried by the Musical Prossss,o, ~,
ons Srp i e In The musical world Ieoond 70
1Olle. All Pianos have Iiafenf ISra1Ss
arrangement Send for reduced Price isl
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SECOND DISPATCH FROM SEWARD
The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
was not on exhibition at Paris, aud was
not awarded prize at the Exposition
upon the merits of another persons but
ton-hole attachment, but, nevertheless,
the agents of the Grover Il Baker defy
oU competition, as their machine executes
a wider range of work, doing it hand
somer stronger and more durable than
apy other machine in the market. Sales
room at Oxtoby Is Dufield's Jewelry
Store 1O3 Main street, headquarters fol
watches. Clocks, Jewelry and specta
| cles.
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PITTSBURGH AND CoNNELLsvILLE
RAILRoAD.-The Somerset Herald says
that work will be Immediately re-
sumed on the Connellsville railroad. An
engineer corps has gone into the field
for the purpose of resetting the stakes
&C., along the line. The contractor at
the Sand Patch tunnel hiss been in
structed to resume work at once, and
forty miles, comprising the heaviest
SECTIONS between the tunnel and Con-
nellsville, will be let to contract as soon
as proper notice, inviting proposals. can
be advertised and bids examined
Heavy subscriptions to the bonds oil the
company are being made in Baltimore
and at other points along the llne' ano
in. few days all the money Aeoessar!
to insure the completion OF the roa'
within twenty months will have beer
obtained.
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I Morning Star" in two straight heats,
Time, 1853 and 1854.
The second race was between Hamp-
toms black mare, "Mollie," Bulger's
brown mare, "Pet," Ferguson's bay
mare, "Kate Kearney" and Vernou's
roam mare, Morning Starr
In tossing up for position, "Pet" won
the score, Morning Star" next, "Mat-
tie" next, and "Kate KearHeyp the out
side. The former three trotted in har-
ness and skate Kearneyp in light wag-
on. The race was the best three in five
purse $50, Ida ..t ell
This race became very exciting, and
"Pet" won the race in three straight
heats. Time, 1926, 1913 and 3:26.
The large attendance and the salts
faction manifested, prove, conclusively,
what we suggested on previous oc-
casion, that if these races are got up
with strict regard to punotuality, they
will be successful. We have seen big
races where the sport was no finer than
that of the Island races on Saturday.
Mr.. Vernon is on the right track.
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STREET PREACHING.-This kind Of re-
ligious service is creating considerable
excitement, and brings together quite
large congregations. Its influence will
be felt, as it attracts many who would
not otherwise hear preaching at all. 1t
is not entirely modern, as the apostles
used to hold forth to multitudes where
ever convened. One of st. PauPs cele-
brated sermons was delivered on MARS
HILL" when he declared unto the listen
ing throng the unknown God"
On Sunday, at o'clock P. W., the
Rev. Mr.. Reeves, of Baltimore, deliver
ed very instructive discourse on the
street in Centre Wheeling, and at 65
o'clock p. NJ, the Rev. J. w. Webb, Of
the Island Church, gave q religious lee
ture on the corner of Market and Mon
roe. He took as the basis of his re-
marks-"Whatsoe man soweth that
shall he reap" His discourse was plain
and logical. He said that duration was
the essence of time. Duration on earth
was limited-in eternity it was unllmlt-
ed. Death was the portal through
which we passed from time to eternity.
The future conditioned man in eternity
depended on his action while on earth,
for whatsoever a man soweth that shall
he reap. He would prove his PROPOSE
ton by analogy, by reason and by reva'
lation, and then proceeded to do SO IN a
clear, logical and powerful manner
After Mr.. Webb had finished, the Rev.
R.y. Dodge, of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, closed by a fervent, appropri-
ate PRAYER. 1t was then announced that
on Sunday next divine service would
be held at the same place at Of O'CLOCK
when the multitude, which had been
increasing. dispersed.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton are the projectors of this mode OF
service, at this time, and, no doubt, IL
will be the means of doing much good
Passengers in the street cars were all
attention as the cars trundled along,
and the guests at the Mcclure House
gathered on the spacious verandah'
among whom we noticed many members
of the Legislature.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The Court was
occupied all day Saturday with the
Steenred will case. Daniel Lamb, Esq,
opened in the morning for the defend
ant, and then Judge Lee, of Clarks
burg, followed on the same side, but be-
fore he had concluded his argument the
Court adjourned till this morning, al
which time Judge Lee will complete
his argument. There are several argu
ments to he delivered yet, before the
case will be submitted to the Court. A
great deal of interest is manifested IL
this case, as it involves large amount
of property.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK

o. g. Isl,
|.N kl X. LlST,
D>ErH ~FNBOLI
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ISLAND RACEs.-The trotting races,
as advertised in Saturday Mornings
REGISTER, came off in the afternoon.
There was quite crowd on hand to
witness the sport. The programme was
changed somewhat from the published
schedule. 1t was arranged to have two
races-one for purse of 500 and one
for purse of $50. The first race was
between Quinlan's black mare Bonnie
Lassie" and Vernon's roam mare, Morn
ing Star" Race, the best two in three;
purse, 500. The race was won by
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ia process that frees it from oil
and benzole, and no matteIhew great
the heat, it will not run. 1t is equal
ly efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Crnmbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks ofthe best quality.
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood a test Of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh, and is the cheapest in use. Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsey street,
East Wheeling, or address him through
the Wheeling Post Office.
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RAlN.-For some two weeks we had
been roasting and sweltering under an
atmosphere rarified up into the nineties.
till nature had become nearly exhausted
On Sunday evening there were several
showers of rain in sight which, though
they did not reach us, cooled the air SO
that painting nature became somewhat
revived. We hope the rain will yet
reach this vicinity.
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WASHINGTON HALL.-To-night, at the
Washington Hall, will be performed the
very popular double representation OF
Tayleure's east Lynn" or the "Elope
ment," which is said to be very touch
ing and highly admired by all lovers OF
the Drama. Even if the weather is
warm, those who wish to witness
beautiful and accomplished actress had
better he on hand.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The fol
lowing is list of the transfers of real
estate entered in the Recorders office
for the week ending July 18th:
DEEDS IN FEE.
Deed made July 18th, 1868, by Will.
liam Martin, trustee for Isabella Green
to Otto Schauner, for the south half Of
lot No. l66, near the corner of Adams
and Market streets. Admitted to record
July Is, 1868. $500.
| Deed made Setember 20, 1866, by
Mary Hemphill to John Biggs for lots
Nos. I03, 104, los, log, 107 and 108. West
Liberty. Admitted to record July Is,
1868. S62.
Deed made July Is, 1858, by Charles
Williams and wife to LabOrious Krass,
for the middle 90 feet OF lot No. 165,
Zane street, East Wheeling. Admitted
to record July Is, 1868. $3.50.
Deed made June 10, 1868, by Susan
Devries to Sampson Sharrott, for the
south half lot No. 33, east side of Fourth
street, Lagrange, South Wheeling Ad-
mitted to record July Is, 1868. $l00.
Deed made December 19, 1868, by John
Cloudy and wife to John Henderson, for
lot No. 81, corner of Eof and First
streets, Centre Wheeling. Admitted to
record July Is, 1868. $500.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Deed of Trust given July IL, 1868, by
Patrick Sharkey and wife to H. c. Nor
gan, trustee for the A. B. Association,
on the west half of lot No. z in G. l..
Zane's addition. Admitted to record
July Is, 1868.
Deed of Trust given July Sd, 1868, by
Henry A. Albright and wife to Anthony
Reyman, trustee for the w. T. B. Asso-
citation, on the south 80 feet of lot No.
62, Caldwells addition. Admitted to
record July Is, 1868.
Deed of Trust given July IL, 1868, by
Thomas Glasscock and wife to j. NJ.
Bickel, trustee for the n. b. Association,
on lot No. 80, ID. Zane's addition. Ad-
mitted to record July IA, 1868.
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MALICIoUs.-We learn that case &C.
Cured near Triadelphia last week, in
which very malignant spirit was ex-
hibited. A farmer shot a neighboring
farmers on because the animal tres
passed on a piGce of land around which
there was no fence. Such vindictive-
ness on brute evinces 4 wicked heart.
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RIVER NEws.-The river last night
was still visible-having two feet and
five inches of water and falling. About
all the business done on the levee now
is done by the boys who gather there
every evening for bathing.
Boats leaving to-day-The New State
for Parkersburg at IL A. NJ, and TIT
Forest City for Sunfsh at 3 P. NJ.
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THE VIRGINIA WHEAT CRoP.-Reports
from all portions of Virginia give the
most encouraging accounts of the wheat
crop-particularly along the James riv-
er and in the Valley. The crop is con-
sidered to be over an average one.
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70 Merchants wishing to have their
books posted, closed and re-opened, or
if Single Entry, changed to Double
Entry, can have it done by applying at
the National Business College.
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FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mary H.
infant daughter of Louis and Annie
Baumberger, took place on Sunday
evening. There was large attendance,
and the family and friends hereby ten
der their thanks for the respect shown.
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Gravel Roofs,

Gravel Roofs.
Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method and war
rants his work to give satisfaction
either liz resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through
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DIRECTORS:
TRUSTEES SALE.

Is hTCE OF A DEED OF
usde ~, Gated the 9th day of February, 1866,
nell ~ george Mcconnell and Salhe McCon.
osics n " Slie, and recorded in the Recorder
underCi Onio county, in Book 30 at page 60, the
TTy sS1eSe, trustee, will sell on MONDAY
An a. ~. le6s, commencing at 10 O'Clock
Ohio cS a. me front door of the Court House OF
pu6sc my TO the highest bidder, for cash, al
erty s;tnn, the following described prop
Tbs Paag Oeio county, West Virginia, to wit
twenI : ~ han Of Lot numbered one hundred ant
inc csSS G2Gl in that part Of the city Of wheel
titIe as as trustee, / shall convey only sucl
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