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JElseRA?H.C POLITICAL ITEMS,

Massachusetts ConGre ssiOnal Nominations
Delegation Ia the soldiers and Sailors, Con.
ventioD.
BOSTON, Sept 80, 1868.
The Republican Convention in the Sixth Massa-
chusetts district to-day nominated Hon. N. p. Banks
for Congress by reclamation.
Hon. Genery Twitchlll was renominated for Repre-
sentative to Congress from the Third district by the
Republican Convention which met to-day.
A delegation Of over 500 Massachusetts, veterans
left Boston tonight, under command of Brigadier
General Chamberlain, to attend the Philadelphia
Mass Convention. Other delegations will Join en-
route, ana the whole number viii probably reach
800 or 900 men, and Will be commanded by Major
General Bartlett great crowd thronged the streets
ana cheered the Boys In Blue rs they started.
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THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION AT PHILADELPHIA.
Extensive Preparations for the Entertainments
Of Delegates.


of Delegates.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3d. 1858.
The committee for the reception Of the "Boys in
Blue' are busy preparing for the expected delega-
tons. The New York city delegates are to be quar-
tered in the City Armory. Otner delegations will be
lodged and red at the numerous engine houses Hor-
ticutural Hall, Concert Hall and National Hall. In
the latter building the Volunteer Rcfreshment Sa-
loon will be opened, our merchants having contrib
uted literally the necessary supplies provisions and
groceries. Tomorrow morning VIII be occupied IN
the reception Of delegates, who Will be formally well
coined 10y Mayor McMlchael nc three O'Clock in hide
pendence square,
Dispatches received here to-day announce the fol-
lowing companies Of ''Boys in Bluen on their way
here TO attend the Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
tion:-FrOm New YORK city, 1000; from Delaware,
50o from Pennsylvania, 2,70o. Supplies are now on
hand TO iced 10000 for two days. Several distn-
gushed generals are already here The streets are
be ginning 10 be Oiled with strangers. From present
indications most OF the houses In the city win be
decorated with nags. The weather promises 10 be
ualighf.ul.
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Mr.. E. d. White, OF the Fourth ward was called
70 the chair and presided during the Convention.
The following are the names OF the candidates
nominated:-C0unty Treasurer, Edward ID. White;
District Attorney, exJudge George G. Reynolds Su-
perintendent Of the Poor Third district John Mont
gomery; Superintendent of the Poor, Flith district
Andrew Hegerman OF New Utrecht; Justice or Ses-
sions, William H. Hoyt Canarsie; Coroners Captain
John Smith tpresent incumbent), OF the Fifteenth
ward; Captain william "A. Miller, Eighteenth ward.
Both the latter nominees are one-armed soldiers,
who were thus manned In the war for the Union.
The republican county ticket, take II as whole, Is
considered Q very good one by both parties.
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where's Bill Wiloyi
Gcneral Rousseau has wisely determined 10 deliver
no political speeches.
Where's Binckeys
General Banks comes out In f&vor Of the working
men. Was he anywhere elsef
PenJetoD pronounccs the letter purportips to have
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The democrats OF Paterson last evening held a
grand torch light procession which was very mpos-
ing and in point ofnumbers far exceeding anything
during the present campaign in that place. Between
twelve aud fifteen hundred men in line attend
ed by bands Of music, while the route was illumi-
mated ny brilliant pyrotcchnc displays. Many OF the
mills and other public buildings and private resi-
dences gay festo0ned with Chinese lanterns and
transparent notices, and the enthusiasm through
thirty-seven young ladies in costume representing
the different States. Some OF the banners were de-
cidedy original and very severe on some OF the lead
ers OF the republican party. Speeches were deliver
ed by General Runyon and @. II. Winfield. IL Is now
generally conceded that Colonel Rafferty, Will carry
the district by a handsome majority.
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matiuec Of "Barbe Beue" win he given at
NibIos on Saturday next, which viii be positively
the last afternoon performance OF this favorte opera
Messrs Lowell and Simmonds played Maggie
Mitchell IN "Lorie, at the Brooklyn Academy on
Monday and Tuesday and at New Haven last night,
on each occasion TO crowded houses. They have en-
gagged her for four weeks tour through New Eng.
land.
Grau's campaign ut the Theatre Francois fairly
opens this morning with the sale OF reserved seats
for the first six nights at SchIrmers. Subscriptions
for the season any part OF Il are still being received
Mt the theatre In goodly numbers, giving token OF
very prosperous season, which commences on Mon
day with the "Grand Duchesse,r and will be con-
under the patronage Of "Geneviave De BrshanI.r
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RepubIicnn County Convention.

The FIRST political nominating convention held
IN this city this campaign was that held BY the
delegates chosen ON Tuesday evening last, who
met In convention IN the hall over the Post
Post once washington street, yesterday afternoon.
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A M q s E NJ E NTS.

sTApT THEArRE.--Mr. Hermann Hendricks took a
benefit last night, which was FOR such an occasion
rather poorly attended. The play was "Julius
Casar,r the otnfncioire playing Mark Antony. Com
pairing Mr.. Hendricks with Bcgumil Dawson there
are very few features In accord IN their styles Of
acting. The new conner has more power aud can
elineate the violent outbursts OF nature like that
OF Mark Antony's with more success than his pre-
deces.dr, and In such roles we should consider INN
unrivailed. lie may be set down to u great extent
A q German Forrest. Those finer details Of charac-
ter painting which Dawson liInned with such rare
art are entirely lost here. Mr.. hendricks
draws his portrait In bold, rough outlines,
which In many instances present M I'M
finished appearance, but which are often
preferable TO elaboration or miniature painting
Mr.. Dombrowsky shared the honors OF the evening
bv his excellent rendering OF the r0e OF Brutus and
Miss Singer was entirely satisfactory az Portia
The rest OF the cast was very poor the consprators
beng more like Bowery sunday club conspirng
against the Excise law than that Immortal band
which struck the dictator down In the zenith OF mis-
power. Caesar deserved TO be Killed for numbering
poor Shakespeare IN the manner he did. The bard
OF Avon Jared badly at the hands Of tue rest.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ~, 1868
A. W. Phelps Of Connecticut and Il. Hayward, OF
Massachusetts, addressed a large meeting Of the
worklngmen this evening" They were followed by
Thomas u. Florence tue democratic candidate for
CourYess nom this city.
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Last evening the Brooklyn city Union Republican
Convention met In the rooms OF the General Commit
tee and made the following nominations:-Comp-
troIlcr John Il. spadcr; City Treasurer, John stud
well: Auditor. James Mci.eer; Collector OF Taxes
aud Assessments Fred scholes; Police Justice John
Hunt Justice Of the Peace, Second district Charles
Frost
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KIsGs COUNTY POLITICS.
-anvasscrr and Inspectors Of Election.

Cnnvasserr and Inspectors Of Election.
The city members OF the Kings county Board OF
Supervisors met yesterday afternoon and appointed
canvassers ana inspectors of election for ward dis
rIcts or the city The list OF appoIntees Is quite for
m,dable owing TO the recent increase IN the number
OF districts erected by the Common Council In order
TO facilitate voting. The total number appointed IL
700 The expense of canvassing the returns through
out the city will be about $4,000
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AUBURN, N. T., Sept. go, 1865.
Mr.. Elm0re r. Ross was to-day nominated by the
Democratic Congressional Convention for the Twen-
ty-fourth district for their Representative In Con-
gresS
Republican Mass Meeting mt WOOdkaII, N. v.
ADDISON, N. ", Sept. 80, 1865.
A republican mass meeting and barbecue was held
to-day al Woodhall, Steuben county; 10000 people
were present II was the largest gathering ever
known in the county.
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Wisconsin stnfe Frir.

MADISON, Wis., Sept. 30. $685.
The Wisconsin state Fair commenced to-day under
favorable auspices.
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spirited Political Canvass Throughout the
stale at Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Sept. 30, 1868.
A considerable degree OF political feeling Is ex-
hibed in this city and in all the northern part OF
the State, large meetings have been held by both
parties. Last evening 1000 persons assembled at
the City Hall to hear Judge Bond. General A. T..
King and Archie Sterling, all of Baltimore, in behalf
OF the republicans Much enthusiasm was mani
tested. Tonight Governor Swami, Mr.. Latrobe anu
Senator Pnckney whyte are announced TO speak for
the democrats. Governor swami and General King
are rival candidates for Congress In Baltimore, and
their visit TO Wilmington II accepted part Of their
canvass In the lower counties. Hon. n. H. SmIthers
General Torbert and DR.. VIM. g. Davidson are on
the stump for Grant and Colfax. In this city the
republicans claim larger majority for November
than in September
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The New York state Fnir-Imsnen.e Crowd
81 strangers Present.


MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Sept. 20, 1898.
The annual fair OF the Minnesota Agricultural So
ciety commenced yesterday. IL promises to be the
most successful fair ever held I'm this state.
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Dedication Of n Republican Hall In Bridges
port, Conn.

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 30, 1868.
new campaign hall, built by the republicans Of
Bridgeport at q cost OF $4,000 was opened last
evening. The Boys in Blue OF Bridgeport and
stamford paraded. Speeches were made by ). u.
Beartlsley, OF bridgeport, and Lieutenant George
Woodiord, Of New York. The hall was elegantly
festooned and adorned with nags and emblems.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-11

The IMMORTAL j. N.-We have re-
ceived a communication postmarked |
Washington City filled with a cabalis-
tic chIrography which we recognize as
belonging to the immortal ]. N, the
philosopher and martyr to the cause of
truth. Like all great men, ]. n. writes
a very bad list, and all that we can
make out of this sample is, that he
proposes to "liit the veil" in this
city on next Thursday night, the 18Th
inst, from the Court House steps. It is
"A pity he had not appointed Wednes-
day night, for then with Wharton on
finance and J. n. on truth the same
night, we should have had n feast OF
reason and flow of soul indeed
Who is j. N? inquiries, perhaps, some
verdant reader away from the busy
haunts of men. ]. n. is ]. n. There
is but one ]. N, and he is the
philosopher who raises the veil and
looks truth square in the face, assum-
Ing all the pressure of prejudice that
follows from such intrepidity. he may
be unpopular, and he may suffer mar
tyrdom, but however slow the growth
of confidence in his theory, he knows
II is right, and Will prevail-for it is
Truth. j. N" Is Analysing the late
struggle between the North aud South;
but prejudice meets him at every step,
and the press is cowardly and
dare not speak ont boldly-it minces
matters, aud ]. n. stands on the rock
OF truth; whilst prejudice lashes lis fury
at him. What j. y. seeks to show is
that the North and South were both
wrong, or looking ut one another, each
one from his own standpoint, but
were, in fact, both right. when look ed
down upon from the apex OF iustics
Both right, both wrong, and such an
apparent paradox only can be recon.
ciled by the philosophy ofsueh a mind
as that of tho Immortal ]. N" ]. n.
will Thursday Pm. from the.steps of the
court house, at o'clock explain his
theory. He invites men OF all parties
TO turn out and hear him, so that he
can assume all prejudice respecting his
truth on himself. Ladies are specially
invited.
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THE EAsE BALL MATCH BETWEEN
THE B. Ms AND THE 81. L's.-The
match game of Base Ball between the
last nine of the Battles, known as the
Mullins" nine and certain other
nine young gentleman ycleped the
"Mud Larks" came of at the Fair
Ground yesterday in a very energetic
Of not very Ecientific) manner. A
great deal of bawling was done of a
kind not known to the regular game,
and the noise was large and enthusiast
tic. Choice spirits were present-that
is ut the commencement of the play.
they didn't remain long on the
ground. A poor, but respectable
score was Tailed by each nine, though
the Larks lacked just one of having
score. To point out in detail the bal
listic and battistic achievements of
these eighteen young gentlemen indi-
vidually Is impossible for many rea-
sons that need not be mentioned. It Is
safer to say that on the average they
distinguished themselves as base bawl-
ers, and developed proficiency in the
art OF being awkward truly remarka-
bic in persons SO young. The Larks
endeavored to soar in the empyrean,
but got stuck in the mud, and the
Mufs were too many for them-that
is, too many runs" In the matter. of
"outs," though, the Larks proudly
claim to have held their own. The
number of battered noses, confused
eyes and distocated fingers was still a,
matter OF computation at late hour
last night, and the result is not report
ed. The followin & is the
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EAsk for the waltham watch, and tak,
no other. II 3 The best Il Is the cheapest
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TEE CHEApEsr ROOF THE GRAVEL

TIE CHEAPEST ROOF Is THE GRAVEL
RooP.-Mr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared TO put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either in resisting FIRE OF turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that treas it from oil and BEN
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
1t will not run. II is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Crumbacker keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for ssle
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh.
Address me through The Post-omce,
or call al my establishment, head of
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. aPT7-6m
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SCORE
TuE Mosr APPROVED FAsH1oNs.-

TIE Mosr. APPROVED FASHION,
Our lady readers, before making up.
their minds what they shall wear the
coming fall and winter, should call at
Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Watkins, 16l,
Main street. Theirs is the principal
dress and cloak making establishment
in Wheeling, and, as will be Iseen by
their advertisement in another column,
affords advantages of which all econ
omical ladies should avail themselves.
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ROBBERY Is EAST WHEELINo.-The
house of Mr.. George Roberts, on Clay
street, was entered Sunday night and
the trunk IN young Iady's room (she
happening TO be absenJ was broken
open aud robbed of some $50 in money
and BALI dozen yards OF muslin. The
thief entered by window which he
left open in the haste OF departure. No
clue 10 the rascal. The money was
nearly all currency, the sccumulStions
of the girls honest toll, and. the loss ig
for her anits 4 serious one.
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THE UEDISPUTED SUPERIORITY OF
the medicinal virtues Of Robacks Blood
pills, Stomach BitteEs and BLOOD Purifier
over all other remedies prepared to relieve
suffering humanity, Is shown in many way s,
bat especially is It ev1nced In this tDP oItznI
fact: That responsible druggists all over tne
country take active Interest Ia Introducing
Them 10 tnetF best customers and friends,
while At the same lime, IL Is quite as much to
their pecuniary Interest 10 recommend other
medicines. Toe reason Tor lois = obvious.
They aIe In positions to SEE the pre-emineut
er1cacy OF Lhe pills In cases OF Liver Com
plant and all obstIuctions Of the bowels,
and, in fact, in ali cases where caiharuc
medicine can be employ ed. While the Bit
LeTs, by their gentle Tonic, tmulant and lax
alive properties, and as = sale and certain
remedy IN Dyspepsia, have won the admira-
ton OF every one who has gwen them a
trial, and The Blood Purifier IS acknowledged
To be one Of the best remedies TO searcn out
disease, cure ScrOIula- OId SOres, Efupi1on5
and skin UiEeASes and TO pun = the blood,
extanI; hence the people must naturally
give their voice in f-VoFU Of remedies which
effect so much real good in the world
sold by all Druggists every where.
jylS-lm6Ew
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German Fire Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Incorporated May Il, 1871.

DIRECTORS.
Christian Hes, William Klevis, Bcnno
Hammer, John Oesterling, John PfaTT, =. ].
Long, anton Reynann, Philip Scnrehle
August WIedebush.
HIaIS COMPASY NOW FULLY ORGAN
led, Is prepared 10 insure Buildings,
Furniture, Merchandise and other Personal
Property at favorable rats.
Loses sfter due adjustment, VIII Be
promptly paid.
Applications for Insurance viii receive i'm
mediate attention from the Secretary.
Company's ONCE, in Bank OF Wheeling,
Main street
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, secreizry.
II. A KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESrERLISG. President
AUGUST WIEDE8USH, Vice President
ANTON REYMASS, Treasurer,
PHILIP scBUEHLE Ssurveyorz-
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH.l
iuaA-ly
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FRDIT GAEs! FRUIT CANS!

NE TSvITE THE ATIESTIoS OF
w friends and the pUolle N general 70
ors Isrse kIock OF FIJI JADs. They are faz
S1c.-gs5r 70 these o: Las: year; Tie LIS are
P.-soaE n rant o. Emit Cans Toald DO
zen "a examine CIR slocz beI0 c puTcoas-
IN eIss7ce.e- SEALING wax Ee-y cEeAP.
-. IsIlG sell TIS WA4E CaEAFEA
THAN Any HOUSE IL TIE CT
- I'D see soT yourself OuT mott:
EEkD q ROCKERS.
So - MErSet s. coos eDOTs AonIOe-
PEpsIRTNG done On sGC-t no3ce sod a
TIE cheapest E2-ss.
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Frzs1 wARD SCHOOL HousE-The
wo-k CT demolishing the Fi-s: Ward
PnG.!c School House was begun Satur-
day. AID IS making rapid progress. It
Is proposed to suPplant ii with the mos!
elegant structure ofthe kind in the city.
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a REyoLUIIoS THAT WESI BACK
wAED.-A .cartman, whose name We
Did nol learn, dumping dirt over the
raver bank jus, below the bridge yes
terday, backed his cart little too far,
when carl and horse went over the
bznk AID rolled down toe precipice
ito the river, some 20 or 50 fest. The
horse. We Eear, was killed.
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P. I. BARSU4 is undoubtedly the
creates: Snowman in the world. DR.. ].
". Poland's Humor Doctor Is without
doubt the best remedy for Scrofula,
Erysipelas and kindred diseases, ever
yet discovered. Sold by Laushlin,
Smith d Co. dsT
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ruE hot sun and occaslonal:shower
no doubt has its neutrality-suspicious.
Cholera, Summer complaint, Fevers,
etc. You can prevent it by purifying
your premises by using the Carbolate
of Lime. We would advise our read
ers to supply themselves at once. For
sale by E. Booking and Booking s.
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REUxP-Ios-The La Bale Aill.
which has been laying Up come time
FOX repairs, Will, We are informed, re-
srne operations In ihe :o.ga depart
rneni today.
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on and Pastel Pictures made in the
best style at Partridge's Gallery.
DEPARrHRSI OF STATE.
. Nav $3.50

To Wheeler d WILSON, of NeW York:
SIRs:-The Department has received
one Gold Medal, awarded to your firm
on Sewing and Button Hole Machines
at the Paris Universal Exposition of
1867. Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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Empress & Alexander Kid Gloves.
Fruit Cans.

WE ARE FULLY PREPARED 70
w hnorden promptly sor o5 q new ..ss 4; II
TTI1S End EALING MAX n any q1ASH9-
liz sIFzTs on Ezad EalI line o. LIZ
MIS- SrJcK and TEN A!S .; III I1,f -
800. ~ TIS CJPSES & SHEET 4ESO.t
TagE al u which We oIEsE Al the ASESt
czsn lEice- rSBTT.T n RRO
.e77 ~, y lo--oe -. ~ beelipg. ". Va.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
y County Circuit Court. July Rules, 1865.
Alexander Reynolds,
Aaron Kelly, Smith Holloway, Alexander
u. Robinson, Thomas c. Robinson, VIII
liam Taylor. and a. NJ. Jacob, administra.
tor OF Gabriel Jacob, deceased.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is to recover the
three fourthS of a note made by Kelly. do!-
lOway & Co. to the pIsinu6 for s.! $50, due
June, 1857, with interest from that date, ana
It appearing from an affidavit MED In the
cause, that smith Holloway and Thomas Z.
Robinson are non-reSidents of this state, on
motion of compIa1nsnt's counsel, 1t Is or
month AFTER The fourth weekly publication,
and due posting OF this order. and do what
they may deem ut TO protect their Interest
.Tesle: MICHAEL j. HhE1S1G,
Clerk.
PrcK & HUBBARD, Soils. for Compi.
'ySI-ItawSw
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ONCE, Is Monroe ST. next dcar to 1st Ma
tional Bank
oFFICERSs
GEO. & WHEAT. President.
JAMES McCLUSET, Vice President
JOHN BISHOP. Secretary.
CHARLES a. CoLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
D1REcroRs-John E Wilson, Jas c. On,
John a. Armstrong, A. G. Quarter, Geo. x.
Wheat. AleL'r. LauShlin, james Mckinney,
MOn[An l.. OF, Geo. Adams
RRERENCEE s. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National BANK, Wheeling; List, Morrison 4
Co., Wholesale GroceH, Wheeling Pryor
Handlan q Co., Wholesale Grocers, Wheel
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer;
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox. Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; AcCebe, Kraf & Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. Franzheira &
Co., Wholesale Wines and LIq COTS, Wheel
ing; winship, Wonds q Co., Queensvare
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; T. G. AcAfee, Notions, Wheeling
Campbell, Frew 4 Co., Pubs. Intellgenceri
Wheeling; OFT, Son & Co Hardware, Wheel'
ing; J. E. Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
FGirmont; K. P. Camden, PTsst- Nat EL.
Bank. Weston, W. Va; Capt. John AcLnre,
IT., Wheeling. APPS
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4 Few dollars expended by Wheel
lag merchants in adveT ising IL the
Belmont Chronicle, would be money
wall expended.
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How Is M Have you purified your
cellars, drains, sinks, DC? II lot your
health and even life is in danger. Car
boIate OF Lime is cheap, powerful and
prompt purifier. For sale by T. q.
Logan & Co., and Logan. List & Co.
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THE Purestand Sweetest Cod Liver OIL IN
the world, manufactured from fresh healthy
lfvers, upon the sea shore. It IS perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for @Razard & Cas-
wells Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by
CAsWELL, HAZARD q CO,
New York.
Sold by all druFEf<ts ny5-TuFr-ddw