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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
The Coming Verdict.

In little more than a week, the most
important election ever held in the coun-
try will occur-the most momentOus
questions ever presented to this people
will be submitted to their verdict.
The issue is too plain for any one to
be deceived.
The question is simply this:
Shall we by the election Of GRANT aud
CoLFAx secure the triumph of loyalty, a
stable government, security to all, pre-
serve the National honor untarnished
and make American citizenship thing
TO be proud of; or shall We BY the cleo
ton of SEYMOUR and BLAIR, tarnish the
National honor, impair IFS credit, give
unrepentaht rebels passport to power,
endorse tho revolutionary schemes of
Wade Hampton. aud give free licence to
all those disturbing elements which are
day making he'll Of terror III the
South.
Victory is within easy reach Of the Re
publican party, if undue confidence does
not relax lis energies. Let every Repub
Icsn do his duty, aud The result will be
n victory, alike valuable to the country
and TO the cause Of Free institutions
,Ir,,,,.Io.,t a.. ,..,ll
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
A CAR ID.

We would respectfully announce to the cit
liens of the St. Croix Valley that we have
opened Drug Store at Prescott, in Diil's
new stone building, Broad st. Our stock
comprises a full line of Drugs. Neticines.
Oh mic1ls, Painter materials, Wines and Lii
quofs, Toilet Articles, Perfumeries. Fancy
GOODS, Notions. Stationery, Wall and VIM
dow Papers. Pictures, Frames, .Noulding-.
best brands Of Tobacco's, Cigars, DC, &c.
1t will be our aim TO Elske our store first
iclass establishment, and We hope by honora-
bic dealing, courteous treatment to all, strict
attention 20 business and the wants of our
customers. 10 rec, i've fair share Of public IA.
trcnsge. Truly, dc, &c.
BRILL & WEIGH.
Physicians Prescriptions prepared with &c.
curacy and dispatch from pure drugs. at al
hours of the day tr nigI.i. sTp
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
SREIsIFF,S SALE.

DIERCE County. Sc. BY virtue of war
L rant issued BY II b. Williams. Cnuriv
Treasurer of Pierce County. for the cnl krli-u
of ;aKes. aad 20 me delivered, against d, II.
Vsnnatta have this dag seized and h,icd
upon all he right and title whios the SAID
Vannata has ia and to tue following d,s.-
cribed premises. which shall expose for SALE
as The law directs, ut the front door of tho
Post Office. ia River ia Is in ss;d county. on
the 9Th DAY OF December. 1865. al one oclncIc
p. u. of that day. to-wit: Lots !. 2 3 and
4. in block so, IN Powell's addition 10 kis.r
Falls, ia said county.
]. /. GCfrTEAU,
Sheriff of Pierce County.
Dated Oct. IS. 1859. 2c-iI
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esteem as the epaulettej officer. A Chi
cago paper affects to sheer nj him during
Forests raid into Memphis. when the
the real fact is, that if a regular officer
had not disobeyed his orders, the rebel
chief would have been baggod with his
whole force.
The sixth district can well afford, not
withstsn ling his radicalis'u, to DO prond
of its Representative, and the tine IS not
far distant, | apprehend, whom be wi"
be called to q wider field than Inc l,or
of Congress.
Omega. l was going to finish this
epistle with chapter on old boots, bu:
it is long enough already, and l will re-
serve it for future occasion.
Yours in the flesh, likewise the spirit.
G..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

N1RRIED--At the residence of
The brides father in Prescott, on the
2rst inst, by Rev. II. b. Martin, Mr..
OSCAR D. REED, of Lake City, MINI,
and Miss NJ. LOUISE WHITcoMn.
The fair bride has very many frien'iaa
who regret her departure from among
rs snd wish Aer ali the happiness which,
youth and hope can anticipate.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23


EF Mr. Z. V. Wise hiss reached one
goal Of his ambition--passcd the first
quarter post in his race for Office. He
has been nominated for AN otfce--Dis-
lrict Attorney OF Pierce County. Il is
true that this office is poor and barren in
honor compared with those for which he
has striven, but it IS better than nothing
Il is true tue convention which momina
ted him hal no delegated power, it was
merely the private individual response of
some dissatisfied persons to an anony-
NOUS call. yet il IS better than nothing.
There is one lllsg in favor Of Mr.. Wise.
tie WAS soldier, anil gond ONE. This
is att there Is 10 be said in his favor.
The reasons y hy ho i unfit to hold any
responsible office are sufficient in number
TO fill e book. We viii not enumerate
them. Enough to defeat him are known
10 the people a!Ie@uI-
As a soldier, Mr. Wise has no less and
no more claims on the gratitude Of The
psoi,ic, ,l.sn hundreds Of others. Yet
he assumes 10 be the especial represent
alive Of the soldiers. and refusal 10 sup
Ior, him for office hs treats as sn iGsall
10 the boys in blue"
Tho fact is Mr. Wise's vanity. like the
hump OH camel's back, is the most no
;iceab!e thing about him. To illustrate
When he returned from the service, he
wore back his captains hat with large
plume in it. He kept on wearing that
hat and plume. lie aud his plume SEEM
Cd as insoperable as Mf. Ives aud his old
horse Jack" As eaacuses drew near,
that plume waved OF every street corner
at conventions It nodded and swayed,
beekoning attention to is gallant wearer,
aud Mr.. HIse has never made a five
minute speech since. ~ which he has not
called attention to the fact that be has
been u soldier.
Now, 1t. Darwin Kline, has militia
~ record by the SIDE Of which Mr.. Wiss'
looks poor and pale. Does he boast of
his faithful service. Did he, after his
return-first TO 50, last to come-did he
60 into the feather businessi Did Gen.
Hartman, Col. Dill, Major Burnett,
Surgeon Andrews, Capt. Knowles, or
any other of our faithful officers stay in
the plume business after they returned
homei No, Mr.. IFise had the feather
basiness to himself. He determined to
control political action, TO step into off
ciaI place. He shouted to the people TO
follow his noddiug plume. They haven't
yet followed worth a cent; they won't fol
low well this fall.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given Tat on the 3lst
day of October shall proceed. by ID assi+.
lance OF the Sheriff and a Justice Of the teace
to draw the names OF those 10 serve as q and
q Petit Jurors az the next term Of tie Cir
cat Court, TO be held at Ellsworth. common
cling on The 9TH Monday of November. 1868,
torwi: November 22d. 1868.
c. W. BhOWT, Clerk.
Dated Ellsworth, Oct. ). 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

THE HUDsoN DsMocRAr.-We are in
receipt Of the first number of this paper,
JONES Il SrBLETr, Publishers. 1t is the
same size of the JOURNAL, is neatly print
ed, and the first number contains good
variety of original and selected matter.
The Democrats of Lie st. Croix Valley
can give paper creditabIe support if
they choose, but we thin the work of
the publishers will be more oneroas il;an
profitable.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

@ The hope of being District Attor-
ney has been to Perry D. Pierce like
'the shadow of great rock in weary
land" He has longingly looked forward
to the blessed time, as tae ancient Jews
looked for the coming OF their promised
King. For this he has been the faithful
erraud BOY of his master-the trusty
squire Of Prince p. V. Yet now the
faithful hcnchman is thrust aside by the
iaithless Prince, who grssps at the pit
lance he had promised his follower.
.sAlas: poor Yorrick. Where be your
Ubss BOW
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
u Go and hear 0
III. Waldo, this (Fri-
day. evening.
AN EPIGRAM

Pensive he stood, his manly brow
Yelled in cloud Of blac k despair
Shifting his breast, he proudly strovs
To quench the anguish burning there,
But stroye in vain
For twas no common stroke of woe.
AZ when 10y deaths dire crushing blow.
The lived are lost Twas worse than that
,Ie was a Seymour democrat
WLe'd heard from Maine.
p. S.-Smeo the above was written. the
gentleman alluded to has head from Penns-
ylvania. OHIO. IndIa1ia and Nebras.iu' bun
his symptoms have not improved.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
FOX AND WISCONSIN RIVERS
IMPROVEMENT CONVENTION.

A Convention of the people of the
Northwest has been called to assemble at
2. du Chen, Nov. 20, 1868, for the
purpose of maturing measures to i'm
press upon Congress the necessity of
making immediate and sufficient sppro
priations to secure the improvement OF
the navigation of the Fox and Wiscon
sin rivers"
The Importance of connecting the wa
ters OF the Mississippi river and Lake
Michigan, by improved navigable chan
nels, cannot be overestimated. 1t vii,
build up = line of flourishing towns an
make great highway of commerce
through the caqtre of our State. But
the measure is of far moro than local
Importance. The expanding grain fields
Of the West ilnperatiyely demand new
avenues Of transportation, and lower
rates of freight. The opening of relia-
bic water communication between the
river and the lakes, would ensure heal
thy competition between boat and rail,
and by cheapeniug the transit of grain
to the East, augment its value here We
hope the Convention may be fully at
tended by the representative men Of the
Northwest, and their united action can
hardly fail to SECURE the desired result.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
Political Meetings.

Judge Foster. of River Falls. has been
speaking in the River towns this week. He
informs us that himself and c. B. Cox, will
be at Maiden Rock, Monday evening. Octo-
Der 2sth Rock Elm. Tuesday evening, 9th :;
e. Paso, Wednesday evening, 2Sth; Ellis
worth. Thursday evening. 29th Msrtel, Fri
day evening, 30th.
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u See that every
voter is registered on
Tuesday next.

Sr. CRorx VALLEY AoADEMY.-The First
Term of the St. Croix Valley Academy. at
Alton. MIMI. will commence on Monday
Nov. 9Th. The Board have secured good
Teachers. and the tuition is low For pariic.
ulars. address the President, Rev A j, Roe,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

FSTRAY EOTiOE.-Takep UP by IN.
II subscriber on his premises in Town y,
Range 10. one yoke middlIng heavy. brindls
oxen. about eight years old. One has White
strip across his face, white strip on h s e.
ly. and small white spot OH his right i.
The owner is requested to prove pro- sfty.
pay charges, and take them away.
]. NJ MERRIMAE.
Clifton, Oct 81, 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

FSTRAY.-Camei into my enclosure about
IL the first of August, one brindle h"fer.
two years old three hcifer calves. one i, d
with white on forehead. one red with white
hairs on tanks, and nne brown. The owner
is requested to prove property paw r'hrg
aud take them away. ). lC L -.
Clifton, October 70. 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

~ Many people thong bit that Gen Bragg,
who was advertised to speak here last Nom
day evening, but fail d to come to time. was
the rebel General of that name The idea that
a successful Union General would be around
stumping for Seymo our, was too preposterous
for them to entertain.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

ET LITTLE Phil. Sheridan" never
made a more brilliant charge than when
he flashed over the wires that ringing
battle cry, EVERY MAN WHO
LOVES HIS COUNTRY SHOULD
VOTE FOR GRANT"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

To POLISH ZINo.-Mix one part of
Muriatic Acid with two parts of water,
apply to the surface of the Zinc, and rub
the spot with sand Until it is bright.
Then dry it carefully, and rub it with
cloth dipped in oil. Zinc thus polished
will keep its lustre for long time.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

- Our readers will find ore OF Gen. @ go
c. GIsrY's peculiar, pleasant, philosophical
letters in to-day's paper. His tribute 10 Gen.
Washburn. deserved in itself, is all the more
valuable coming from political opponent.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

lit is true that slaUery mast be
abolished to save this Union, then the
people of the South should Be Giio,ced to
aeithdraw Themselves from, hat govsrn.
ment which cannot 9ire them :'hs protec.
ton guaranteed bY is ferms.--IIoRArIo
SEYMOUR.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

~ IKE Democratic orators and let
ter writer's have generally given over
breaking their teeth on our great Repub-
lean file. Gen. Grant, but they cannot yet
quite endorse his immortal motto:
VOTE ONLY FOR SUCH MEN AS
WERE LOYAL TO THE COUNTRY
IN 1861"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
Contract for Building ScEOai
HOAEG.

4 contract for building school hnusc II
BY 81 feet. in District No :, Town q Oak
Grove, will be let on Tuesday. Oct 27th
1865. Specification. can be seen ut the houso
of Mr. Benedict Lynch. Sealed proposals
received by either of the undersigned.
HIRAM TRIRP.
BENEDICT LYNCH.
JOHN 4sU riiY
District B, srl.
Oak Grove. Oct 10. sos
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

For THE ASSEMBLY John L. Dale
requests US 10 announce that ',e IS an IN
,iecandcn: candidate for Member D! \ -
spmblv for His county.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

HUMAN LIBERTY the ONLY True
FoUEDATIoE OF HUaAS GOVERNMENT.
u. s. grant.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23


PtAso AGENcy.-Mr. +. e. Foster, at
Mapomoer & divers store, Hastings is
agent for Steinway, Chickerng, Vose
and Behning and Xix Pianos; Burdett
an Estey Organs; Mason and Hamln,
and Prince Organs, and Melodeors,
Church Organs, &c. Every instrument
fully warranted for five years. Pianos
tuned and repaired,
The Dursnd Times talks thus We
Ike to hear it:
WASTED.-An enterprising RAILROAD
Company to build railroad from Black
River Falls to Prescott opposite Hastings,
to connect with the Hastings and Sioux
City Road. Somebody must build it.
Hastings can't do without it; Pepin and
Buffalo Counties want it; and Jackson
and Trempelau Counties must have it.
Black River Falls Banner.
The importance and necessity Of such
a road is beginning to be understood and
felt by our people, and tboy will cordially
cooperate in any measures to secure It.
-.-ass-.---
The WESTERN FARMER is the title of
the new paper to supsrsede the Viscon-
sin Farmer, published at Madison by
". B. Davis. We have received q spec
linen copy of the paper as it is to be is
sued, commencing with January. 1859
1t is great improvement on the old
style, and reflects much credit on the
publisher. The farmers Of this State,
especially, should feel just pride in the
support of this paper, as it is home in
stitution and in its enlarged form will be
fully equal to any ofthe Eastern or West
ern publications of the kind. The new
terms vii! be ~ per year in advance.
John O'Brien will have a Dancing
Party at Dunbar's Hall next Friday eve
ming.
- DR.. II. c. Cotton has bought T u.
Fullerton's residence, and taken possession
- The work on the new Catholic
Church is progressing finely.
= It done us good few days since,
to receive call from Capt. n. h. WEBB,
the veteran commander Of tho Hasca
for so lung time, and the most univer-
sally popular man who ever trod deck
on toe upper Mississippi. The Capt. is
now in charge of tho Government steam
j ars, Cafrey and Montana, aud has re-
moved 200 suags, from the river, and
kept The channel open over the bars.
- S. Fox d. Co. have opened Cloth
ing Store in the room recently occupied
by John Dudley.
- The county seat of Dallas County
has been named Barron, III honor of
Judge H. d. Barron.
--FRANK DAeaErr eloqueutly says
GRANT
Tie very name is synonym Of yicto
ry. 1t is the name Of man aud hero!
1t is fresh with dew-drops on green lau-
rels; it hath vigorous sound, like the
charge of mighty host; it bath a melo-
dy like the glad bells Ginning victory.
~ SAX FIFiELD, was in town few
days ago, looking as happy as a steer in
the corn, and dressed as well as ono of
Seymour's friends" after fire or riot.
- An exchange says that the Democ.
racy M. ht as well try to feed a wild cat
butter WI a hot awI, as to try to prove
from his record that Horatio Seymour is
loyals
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Red
Il Wing. Minnesota Ofics and Resfdeilae.
corner Of Fourth ard DEksta SITS. Sd
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
IkEPUELICAN
O. Il. W ALDO,

Of Milwaukee, viii address :ho citizens IT
this city upon the poliiicsl questions OF ihe
day. Z. Dunbar's Hall, ON Friday evening
Oct. 23d. Let there be a general turnout.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
PRESCOTT MARKET.
CoaREcTED 81
GEO q. DILL,

Wholesale and: Retail Dealer in Groceries,
Provisions, DC.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23
THE "SUCCOTASH" TICKET!
Democratic and Peoples Con-
venti0ns.

"roxble, do bic toll and trouble;
Fire. burn; ., cauidron bubble"
-MAcKBErH.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-23

ps.soorr. Wisconsin. Oct. 90. 1868
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-01

80 10 EntIee vii ~ tslru u oufnmuni
uatiyi4s not sooDm panisd ~ = r. fsoutlble
4atus ne EHtuF vii 10 considered opuns
dsfItiaI Iut muat Ia All cl7i aerura gssiIy let
Ten 49, 3. sFuHusuLEs ~ gIzsi hath
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hmism, as it IL called, that teaches that
the progTezs Of mankind is steadily for
Enthusiastically for the bsttsr-and that
every year Is but = notch ofattalnmsnt
towards The accomplishment OF that
grand destiny 10 which the race was
appointed from the beginning.
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Spiral Hotties.

The Bowels are the Wasts Pipes OF
the 5ySLsEn- When They ere otstFBetsd the
Thols vital economy = deranEed- Ifnature
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BOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsns,
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EDITIOH.

rELIzHEu EyEug TuIztBAY. TEEEsDAY
AaB zATUEBAG-
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III nEALING ronL.

MD HUU0E VI - EHLIs
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
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TUDE, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
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sKfLLIS HOUOHTOS, Howard ARsocia-
ton. Philadelphia, Pa.
k4nta1- Kfmdng
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It1Rma HALHs
0a vREcEIABLE SICIuAN
S1 HAIR
a. RENEWER.
ITs EPFECT IS

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GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
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BEFORE You KNOW IT.
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decBJ-lmeOdd&W
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fINAE ANNUAG. MENgTINQ nl, 49,.
1 stork holder or the Nbr-IIps - =. - ?
meet hsiigr Torn pas'y vii - bed a ~ = y;
80 - ~ NA'Eifanrs GA MONDAY. - 80
- - lANraHl ,lsaSs hstNsaa IN -, -.
~ ~ g'eio< I n M. ior tie t4ss-sil5s- y,
w. ua=ialCsTr - zsTVe turtag W. rnslst,ss.
s-a- Ice. I-Ags1-s5s -
4ts'As n1E1staF5
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Steamboats,.


For Cincinnati.
The nns passenger steamer "IHl-
L.1ttsSsSa rUMAC.h capt MuhlenAn. viii
leave n above on IuaaiHy Dec
iIHI, al 8 O'Clock, y. IN.
FOR freight or passage apply on board or
to BOOTH. nATfELLE = Co,
dScit2t AGENTS.
For CtnciH"Hti. Evansville aud Nash.
vile.
r. The nns ga.ssen niger 'tssrner Nv. r.
.laH above on Tuesday. the 3lst, Al
. O'Clock. Wll receive freight on the
landing ON Tue=day for the above plan,- aud
all lntsTmGSilhts points.
For further Information, apply to
IAS. II. HOLaEjS. AGENT,
deuD.a No. D. Monroe 1t.
wheeling. MATiettA and ParherAbuTW
Daily Packets.
The aide wheel steamer 'sRE-
LstlNSr, BIC a" and "EXPREsS"
- Rebec n leaves Wheeling every
MiSnday. Hedne-uiAy and Friday, AT eleven
EIPTs5 leaves wheeling every Tuesday,
THURSDAY aud Saturday, Rt II o clock a IN
Connecting At Ballalre with trains ITom
Plttsh'trgh, due At n u. m.
FrriEht Trcelpt through to all points be-
tween PATkeEsburg and aAlllpOlis-
BOOTH, BATrELLE a CO.,
dssio-n Agents
wheeling and Marietta PaeHet.
Tho nus Side-WhecI passenger
Lsa.1etl Asteamer sALLIE v, Capt Robt
every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday AZ
10 O'Clock. VIII TecaiVo freights for l3aI-
llpolis, and ON THURSDAY for Cincinnati and
All inteTnediais poinLL
To JAS. II. HoEAEss, Agent,
nnNlAt No. - Monroe street
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Holidays Cove Railroad

NOrICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ tho next rrsEiuu pf tho tssriSlafurg Of
Wet Virginia application ,Eiu bc tua.i,. by
the Holiday Cove kallrnaii IN. tlr the faas-
sNgc 81 = Law authorizing that cnmrany tn
consolidate with tho casn pany Organized Ia
frnu-N lNAntA. and ouning tho Railroad Ia
the hrus'Er ocunty line, cr With thu Struben-
vile = Ind ana Ratlruasi Gonipany oWninH
iil~ l.sllru-E.l 80 the STATE line pn the west.
aai villa bnth OF sasd companies, - ~ to
.1itn Stih them ur both OF either u them In
~ nl1V corporation. IL furtna with
. mem ON" routuuoGr line u railway.
NRd 10 transfer 10 aud VOst IN the cum.
lAuN - SAlt~NtiAttg,is all the frAnehtslns and
ES''.sfN nt the hulllday's Coye lSailr,'sd
SvmpAny. including ~ tights 10 cpnsir,igt
49,, me sgr,ssa'iou viii % isl,de In i,shalf OF
$50. ivS6fh LSSLES, Se-r~tary.
1sS-' t'ta kvsiiuuoc, Philsdeiphis' Pa
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For Rent

nHE STORE Rooms -
nd hy 6e1rga R Taylne 2 90 -
C.fei5ssTiS d 90. On Main stroe iso1 49,
msnt rooms finished Good % -. - -. -
EfITT SiSd rod rooms for 9th e park u
rIscSnd and third soy In Eood ufd1f. ~
EesE5ou owen Immediately.
Many 6uiatng lot8 and dWeLling ncllll -
Ne IN tlla RiXth ward, On nal.lnnlh.o l1I1.
THOS. HoRShttQQli.
omce, No. lls5S Nam street. nboye o.
rue, up EtAiFL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-01
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- For sale.

OFFER FOR sAI.E rHE aOtSr
which now reside, The probs -.
Gated on Eon street, between seS.1SSt - :
Third, east aide. TIE house 1 fSSSSS }
Ginta:n 81 nTe rooInS-es,lAr under ihsSfhoIa
5uildingA PosneSion given ON thS ISt 3.
dec56.lw. HENRY M'MILI.AN