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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

-Auf etnem 3use Ser DaYton, 5enta unb
Cincinnati. 8abn plaste Dor etntsen Saser
bic &ift e zines beutiAen @inwanberers, bic
$4,000 1T %flinseaber Mun3e entbielt. Das
@elo rpGte lber ben 9ansen &arren uuber,
aber Der Gpnbufteur bielt Ma4e, Bis ieber
DpQar aefi9ert toar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

5batopee, Scptt g.. @tr batten
am @onntas Gormittas eiuen iebr f@weren Ste
een1&auer unb einen anbern AM 9benb nit
f9wersm Donner unb fdarfem @eblibe. Der
&eeen serurladte etpas Sdabem IN Der Naa-
bari9aft, inoem Der @ei3en, no ct i9wer tar,
bebeutenb nieberseleet tpuroe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

Mtnona Counts. Sn Ct @barIes
tuuroe ber Gslritranf Der Grpree So. leste 49,
DE erbroaen unb um 500 beraubt.
Gin @9wsin wurbe BON 8lise setrpfeu, 70
baB es nigt mebr eebsn fann.
Gin Sobu BON q. $. glarf feel BON einem
Baume unb bad beibe Mrme.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

-&1eine &pQen Don alien @Aretb> ODER
@adpapter, BON Der @efta1t unb @rpbe flet-
net Gisarren, nit Steinfoblentteer befrt'
den unb In Mduie1Daer 9efedt, fpllen bic
Mdu1e unfeblbar pertreiben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

- Gin @abaibap 60. Garmer bat ant q,
Sult (porlebten DienRas) 100 Buib. neue9afe'
sebro19en, Son Il older.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

SImneab Go.-Die Garmer bieten $500
per Taa. uCarbetbaggers" BON SQinois ia.
ben bereits ansefaneen f9 t~iu3ufnben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

Safe praire Nicolett Go.-Sebten
@onntas trannte bier Elm S@otsr BON neuer
@erfe nteber, anse3lnbet bur9 ben 8lis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

6afin 3d.. Conner, County 6dabn,ei'
fer fanb BET ieinem ueuen 5auie .ein @tad
aupferers, bas 80 gfunb tpieet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

- Die Mrbeit an ber @cutbern Minneipta
Babn bon @uffia mad gilbert Sea it fat gang
,tnseleQt, ha bic 9rbeiter fir bet leBten Monat
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07
Deut1@e Brtefz2ife.

2ife beutiAer 8rtefe, bic BIS 3um 8 arg
5. S. nt9t at9ebolt rpprben fnb.
5errens8riefe.
@abt Spbn &oam &0nie @ifbelm
8dr Gbrtttan &puiem Sobn
8eAerer eotbar 2eto Seroinano
8rom Tranf Qubfe Wnbreas al
Brobs @eter Monsen Spiepb
Dies Sacob &einen Sofepb
Dupont &einarb @emmen Marttn
Sunf S. s. @teurer Soiepb
.6etnl @eter @eBel Osmalb
8neip Midolas Webr Diebri9
Wenb George.
s. s. Stewart poameiaer.
So. Qeitner, teutider GInt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07
@roSer
Mu6DfrfQuf!
npn
@Hen=&aatt
fir 6reibi9 Sage.

Da mir beabii9tisen> unler @eladft
balo auf3u9eben, 70 perfaufen mir UNI
fern sor1sea @orratb BON GQenmaaren
gu iebr retu3trten preiien> DON 20 Bis
80 Gents am 1baler.
Das bei6t mir perfaufen n1an@e
Waaren fit 20 Gents, bic wtr frl5er
fir eintn 8baltr perfauften unb unoere
@aaren Bis gu 80 Gents, bic mir fritz
bet fit einen Gbaler perfauften.
9biee Nreife nur eeeen 8aar.
IS 1T niGt nTtbts, bier Maes tm Ginaelnen
auf3u;dblen. ba unier gprratb benz publituut
binIdn9lib befannt 1T.
Dem Wublifum Don ct. Waul 1T bier cine
ieltene @elegsnbeit seboten. ld nit @aareu 3u
! perieben. bic tbnen anbers 3pei ODER bret Maliu
| ptel fpifen tpirben. Cine fplde0elegenbett tpirb
I9 sieleidt ME mteser bieten.
Gathfart 4 GO.
EzFS 6. @trenson, beutl9er glert.
- g. perfanfen:.aM ein Store. ~. 1872 9ritte
etrase. Die Got IT Is 8uB Sront an Der Dritten strase
s III ' 80 t'f au5 I'i si sas S %stmfslt xass asts sss S SRsssslse IT. &C.
burtlaufenb Scr store tR Is lei In, bret etcd bod.
eSeafa meta aSopataus, yart plae:. summtt uoeaus.
u. s. gatbedrt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
VI the 9th day of Au-
Ho guSf. A. ID. 1869, JL1tIr

-, DIOR of the Court HDuso or Ohio
~ tll ~" IN o'clock. A. NJ, proceed to sell at
county, at.rob "a tire highest and best bidder
Pao.SS- fnilowiDg described pareels q real es
. ..s. .tuate In the city OF Whseins. sSt o
ttie .LL,, Il 10 say The south half OF Lot NJ
STATE va. - =, nc cast side Of FolpJh, street
y; s.ta ~. mon and Market alley and Lot No
betses. = : An Morrow street, andIa jaihi1g the
J HSproS sajd sonth hah of Lot No. l3S, In ene
eis. 'J'' q .sond n4rcel commencing at point
PSiee. treat al tho sonth line OF said Lot
on ~ "a ,Lsnne ssaih aud parallel with Fourth
~, ,birtY.thrse toet Lhenee sai' anu PaIaIie,
~ he south line Of sand Lot 40 l23t ~ SquM
NL..i,E Jg2 teet 20 Morrow street inciudiihg bot
~ az fronting on the west. sly vi hVitoT
80 ,.jne the nOTth 50 ieet OF lIao.ioL "a
49,, Ne lgf aud said lot NO. 3D. hllu pat u
snfiup in the vest line ell sara lLdctio SI
1",Eo IS7' on Fourth street. sta point 50 ieee
- AZ the south line oI said LOU NJ LOG,
,ss,1s sonth and parallel with fopI'h SSleeI vs. -
s.s, 1nd n tie Sorlth lDH " sGae 10y 20. H.
70 ss.t with the south line oil sara LOT IS''
,...1,.rallel with the sOnth.lne OF sdiu LVs NO;
-. igI isat thence north Witni me east inc oi
ALT IN 70 a point IN sala last Men9opeu on
H.. "a ,est south Of the outhAne oil salI Eos
~. ,Lsucs west 49, feet ~ Toe. Place OF peSal
a., Tsiry the residue Of tho. tracuohA Lot
y. ,,- which v rs conveyed 70 james Luxe "
! " FORSYTH and wife by deed fatca inc ssn'
t.r at September sal anu loSpJpyEN - 'tS a.
49, afi.e of Ohio county. spd also Lot NO
CRU" sa wI~row street. toge Ihar with all the
S.r u and appurtenances ~ said parcels at.
S.,.a :, b,Iongiu. or in anywiss appertaining.
TIRMs VI SALE third fash, one-third
o. credit OF oDe Ye2y and ~ residue a1Ie On ma
r-.T, is,t,,ueuts 80 bear ipteTeit from the gay
zen. me- a,yrs 10 i've bond with good per:
o. 81, - .yr ,hs deferred Payments and
Eide 10 he II t4IUoa until the further order
:, ,gs S..d Circuit Cportl s
' -'0 GEORGE ". JBFFERS,
Special Commissioner.
t..,rs .r the second and tbrd parcels do
$3.50 ~ tls above Advertisement is postponed
mt. ..
Tuesday. the I'd day of No
Yember, 1869.
GEORGE w JEFFFRS,
90 S,,ut7Sl (IulmissiOncr.
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-ITT'TI-ITTUII -
FOR SALE.

.crrP vt PRIVATE SALE my PROF
+ OFF Eh nh Street, opposite The Cathedral
| srty on NE FT1rit House. The lot is la2 by o
Known z. 'S SoIdi. - cover IO2 by 80 feet with
i.et. Ihe ~ S"i IN, whole building. The build:
CELLARS anu NJ ,bs most substantial character md
ln1i ar O ship, sa are suitable tSt Church
Theatre, A. .Ssf IMPOSES, can and examine.
and many ottlo III 81 the. umbers taken from
Islso oneI dp"nsisting, OF square .eak, posts
he bAlIiu7' lions len gths, Also a quantity
lvIlU ana vl ,imhers. i0xlO and TOxl2 inches,
OF qaAro P! w. faSt idnc. Otter timbers viii
AID l2SnH psrsons dosiuiAg tie view the
Also he ohetS,us ,oA either at my residence ON
premises VIII w ~ AZ ,be store room of X, J.
Market stree',, 'i,v rom 2 20 10 O'CLOCK. "A. M
Porter & w. "' RICHARDI PORTER.
MI In - - 10 49,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

ALL ABOUT DIMPLEs.-DmPless are
tie ssrpetaA snibsd nattf e-the very
cpnHingest device and lurki1 g'"piaee' OF
love-. When. earth Is dimpled byhiHs
and valleys, .itsalways eseeeemb to laugh;
wheh the ocean" fsD, dimpled nbS the
brs e it sparkies' WITH joy beneath the
|saishRS Fl hssyeeiRS. sgi%s lean' not book
for frowns on dimpledI facG frow1s
aud ,Sim i plss, " III q ,rbt agSotfate together.
H92 sGfss "hqx y how beautiful,
are tho ndimples in the elbows and
shoulders the pretty'ihantdls and tue feet
of the rosy babes. Mothers dote upon
those darling dimples, and delight to
kiss them Z 4 Bat perfectly enchanting
dimples gat least to the syes Of an e ca :;
thusiastic young nan, arg ID ose which
come, peeping. eHt Of the lchs eks around
the mouth Of "sweet seventeen" when
sweet seventeen Sessays some arch, pro-
yoking sally, peeping. out and tying
away the moment AFTER coming and
going with the most bewitching coqpei
try, ,....g .r ispiHlil
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
Sale OF Very Fine and Other
Furniture-Cheap.D no

WILL ON WEDNESDAY, ,SEPTENBER
In aSeJa, " pripgk 4. y, IL thsbS TED
dence Of Mrs. Alice rldwell! on John street, be,
tween 9Th and eth, Sc at pt6hs iAredST' 10
e ES S frI Es1sSs'irn ~. II WI
furniture. Rosewood csBtretlble J smau Wal
nu, dressing esEsAa and '; ,1.. saaefssE5s
Msrsellles Quilt sne he'yt bIgakassi sszot ;
Ditrrs etc This furniture Is ar new and q
the Sest. substantial elegant and modern and
no no such Oh zee to get something really good as
trell A. ehap, v III Beszain seSq 8 HfFss N the
IN f5hsel lepets md et91 fhs flEIiigT.
merchants will waste no tlns % an % Essia
~ p KrckR,N Anetloneer. sePisIw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

O NEWSPAPER POWER Thirtyg years
ago." says Vilkes' S2irt 1.-THE -otasoB
ruled America; 10 day il is ruled by ed.
itors,r 1t adds: "There is ~ GLASS ief
men among merchants and lawyers who
affect a cor}d sscensi y wards the jour
ID al stsFhi6h Is entirelS amusing. 1The
&ri tst Sf the newspapeE appears to their
blinking eyes kind of d literary ADJ
svso turer- " oais Sosbe tolerated for hls
genius, but not to be trusted i1 bdsl:
ness. They are Ignorant that he sells
their goods, furnishes, all theirn facts,
/ and presents them "gratuiteusly with
opinions. They DO not know, a, Jay
Cooke does, that newspapers. Of Al a. met Y q,
lea sold TIVE! thopssuSi millions OF ma
ti6nH Bonds. They aoluot know, q h.
NJ. Stanton knows, that the newspapers
Fot-Ansrica sent five hundred ,thousatid
men to the war. Newspapers lead them
by the nose WHEREVER they go; but they
do not Fse (the pressure, which is the
reas6h why We give this special tweik."
i"4 '.'' y i ---AA ~ -r-
d ET DON'T fail to look at Rhodes ele-
CANT new Plaids for suits. ul a.
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-, RiF, NJ, Porter is receiving his new
stock of Boots and Shoes.

POLICE COURT.-There were three
subjects before Judge Good on iSafur:'
day! One of them is new reoruitiI
the Grand Army of Fusileers, and a
stranger in the city. His pane isJotn
b. Forester. He was drunk, and whffe
promenading gave vent to his teelings
{ in q series of yells that would have been
creditable to a Comauche INDIAN John
Was fined s. and costs. 1t was a severe
drain on his pocket-book, but he paid
~ i.t.lfVi
/ the bill. .',H'"'""l
The case of John Smith, charged with
having been guilty of d:serderlIyT con- COZ
due, was postponed. at johns request
until this,eyening at O'Clock. 'i""I' "a
David Jameson met Andy Miller at
tn. upper .ebd ofaha marx t house, and
during. a, warm discussion slapped An
dys month. : And Y yesterday informed
the Judge that Dave was only playing
practical joke, and that as David
would pay the costs, he, Andy, wished
TO, settle it and Withdraw the com,
plant. 1t was so disposed Of 10 raI1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

EuAcFdb FHhA 66ft 0Ned q goodly hup.
her of our turfmen together of the tnr
Eebusdsk on satutdasl az asitness, shs
str hggle 9bstSeen James Bulgers Lazy
Mossgrove and j. F. Reynolds Rush
Reuben. The race advertised was one
of mile heats, three bestf five, Tor d
purse OF $50. As the day was very hoe'
the owners of the animals, after5, e az !
nod won a heat, agreed to- decidsl the
4asS eHlAa 1hffdlhsa4Hhhb ehtiantgf1g
4,.enaro Aom ssstA tbsoG Originally tan-
} nSaaeeRs YMs Tea lhaaoat , good deal
of ItsEs about aiqaI @ II ls eosid
sfabls dissstisfaetlSh 70 thssgh: Why OF
how twon men Who golfer their own
money and that only could "seiF . race
passes our comprehension sIrottlns
without r1leS ahH moo one's, interest In 3. es
bgt their eFpsbarseutside parties irom
to asbsngein Hhe faSe; yet
the judges, very wisely N n al!eciding the
race Lady Mossgropeis, .dsclaf ted all out
aide Beta off. 7'd"i'Q { .Ja5m i,.,g
irrTRe contest was very spirited IN the
first heat, but the mare being badly
driven she broke fearfnity, nd it SEEM
ed as if she never would get her feet
again. When she did she spec IDLY closed
the gap and led Reuben to the score By
faaHdiRfhi!s5dpe j. - ..,,4. "a.
abIdtJrislIlzShtHAg ahittle in ad-
Isfaf,T sAH GtfE TIA The al !, and :, the
horse took the lead and kept it. Tho
little rsan made a gallant brush along
tie le@erBtrstah and showed shsss aaa
the foot of the horse, but just as they
We're coming up on the Nome stretch she
bSoke agsint and TIE horse got away away
from her, leading to the score some two
or three lengthsin 3IeHAL go = e. -
| For the, third heat there was another
line start, but the mare haVea badly
till ahent the three quarter post when
she seemed to Sc tile down to her work
wbeR Sic Slut the gap up speedily; %A Y
abe came doTns the5hopa, stretch she
broke badly and her driver, as bis only
chance, forced Reuben to hug the pole
closely, getting him into the ruts and
compelling hint check his speed. The
mare then, shot ahead and made the
score by half length in 3:2l The f9l;
lowing is the summary: q. a 'Eai 'n9!
Jas Buyers r. m. Lady Mosgrove- ...::,y,Jt 2 I:
J. 7. Reynolds g. h. Rash Reuben -..,.2 ] :,
.wi. NarT Time-3l7i $40, 3.2l. .,.,..,5 4
/ Tho second race was one OF mile heats
best three in five, for a purse of $40,
For this race three entries had been
made but MI Talbot on Friday night
withdrew his horse and left the race be:
tween j. f. Reynolds Island Queen and
Owners s, b., R, n. Rice. ~. r.,.r.w
The race was one sided affair from
the yQrdggo, for, although the mare can
trot ali round the horse she was out of
condition and broke in every heat so
badly that there was no hope for her;
The horss, on the contrary, was as hon
est as could be. We doubt il he knows,
how to break. He won the race in
IL 4 - 2
three straight heats. The following lis
- ., =, -, :. -. .. bUI mn! - -
tiiS i%fy,t lr..nl. at ,.i.., .ul % %
Owners 8. h. r. N Ric. ..-..L.-. -.-I. - tLhl.
J.IF. Reynolds Island Queen.-.. ...-.L- y 2rr2,
/ rHED". Tipae--30s5, Boot 23Si.t 20" -EprgL
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TRANSFERS or REM. EsTATE.-The
following is a, list Of, the transfers of
real estate entered in the Record er's
office for the week ending Saturday,
September Il, 1869: aa4
Charles otse. Trustee for August
Fette, to John peist, Sept, 18th, part
of lot No. % in square No, -, South
Wheeling, for $3.50. -
" Alice Lemon to Geo. X. Wheat, Sept,
lst, all her right, tstle and interest TO
t69sstate of her late husband, A. Cald:
wk1l, GIts 4 ..'t n,.i
MS, WIDEN to Agnes Colts and VIM,
Travis. May 9Th, burial lots No. l59 and
ls7pinisecsion B Mt. Wood Cemetery,
ter Slo0.H s."lH n1i -,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

I tysHo yymga d6ht wsas to disgust every
body with your offensive breath, cure
your Catarrh upon which lit depends
$500 reward is offered, by the propriateI
Of Dr.. Sage's Catarrh RsnedyIfora case
of Catarrh which he cannot cure. q IL is
sold by druggists. Can get it for Sixty
Cents by fnaild from Or. +. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, n, Y. nc I'M. t.n.t ... .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

fS1An exchange says That iMrs.
,Bloomer "wears the same pa nts she did
ten or fifteen years ago. A Il we have
to say about it is that if the statement
be true, she is not as Bard on pants as
!, ntne a, an. II ya-r.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

2 ,y@D6n't throw YOUR oWatermeleD
ripds aud rpeaehes,pealipgs on the side,
walks Nearly every day somebody
comessefy near breaking hi neck by
treading on ssch things. 4 I --ri.srq, q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

p, CeRss AND BuSIoNs.- Corns and bun.
ions removed without the use of acids
or ocsustios; the operation causing no
pain OF Inconvenience. Charges mod
crate. Call at the Drug Store of F. T.
Brann, No. Is Denny street, South
Wbeehss Iio .n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

Z: CIARKsBURG' 4FA1R.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company commence
to-day to sell excursion tickets TO- tho
Ciarksbnrg Fair. Price s4b0, for the
round mp Sales to cOntinq eup, TO- ana
Inclusive of the aSd Inst Tickets coed
for six daysrfrom issue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

rY-tt is now stated that Hun 'BSlt}
whose cent enhistj birthday was SOLE,
brated last week, is not brother o.
Ben Bolt, the young man W u eremsm-
bered sweet Alice, 'i'@ , ~ , s.'',' .5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

Arse A. E44saFvilagdd rgr9p0 p equal to
twenty -four hours. s sn1s11N Is fioufhlns
noon and night.J oil goNi sois h'D's
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

Dear Sirs This is to certify shat L
,baye been afflicted with Rheumatism
fof the 4astfveior SIX years, many times
unable, to move. ! tried all medicines
recommended to me for the disease,
without receiving any bs9eft:4 Having
herd nRosadalis' highly spoken of, |
procured d bottle, and 'fiHdipg some re-
fief, continued LIE antaKI am happy 70
say that am compietely WE'LL 'J-a.'
!. j not Only ,eensidsf the, "Rosadalis" a
remedy for Rheapatism, but
IabelieyeB it also,a ipreVentire aud /
'chssrfRlty fecomme end ~ te the 'safftict-
,ed,g .yiSuo5 .GYopEsr very Truly .2','e
, uojguidssW rsoptsd JAMES WEBB.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

THhSKs.AOn Saturday we were made
the recipient of another beautiful ,bou7
quet of roses, forget-me.nots, ifdsohiasj
and other lovely, flowers. The donor has
our profoundest thanks. =lE- 900 0'l Q
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

Of ROBBERY At MATA NOR s.-One night
last weak weak party ofbaaIgI visited The
town Of Matanoras' and broke int Etts
Barhaksr's tailor. shop! The fascafs
bored hole through the window shut
ter through which tAsy drew the BOLT
and them opening thew indow, obtain
ed an entrance. They II bbedtheatbtS
Of between $500 and $500 worth of
cloth and ready made clothing. The
stolen property VIZ TAX taken to skif tied
at the river bank and ia ken across. The
skiff was afterwards fouh nd ,ttiea e tie
willows at Lee Run, some seven or eight
miles below. Mataliotas. -,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

gs4rg5NwstARy5 a4ies thf fall AND
TinterGexfo65s& bafaeld, jewelers.,
1Q3 Main street, have in store a 4niilp'e
assortment, all Of latest styleerAiso .
fine stock Of ladies watches chains,
jeweIry, silysr-ware, &C. - ....-lH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

B'Don't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at lO7,: and, compare prices with with
those of tho leading Shoe firms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
wOuEN,s MISSES AND chill.
DREN,s BALMORAEs

Tn the department of Won lens, Misses and
Chidren's goods we defy competition More
over, we can give TO our custd nsrs0 Dnt'o 'our
besf work any size they pay want; thus
enabling them to fit up and work of clean their
broken stock. This is an inhucement offered
hi Sery fss dealers sad jywi1 be appuslisfed Z.
A. 4 rS4y great advantAstIby those eIpe Eienced
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

:r5esS fas;Iesrs in the ca ! aboose last
night. Six headaches this morning,
-ardlsi2 sick smiiee when tho fines are
'assesseE T GpTT0UW tina;
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AN s0LD CITIZEN GoNE.-We are
panied to learn of the death of one Of
our Oldest citizeus, James Sweeney,
Esq., father OF Major Jarhss Sweeney,
He died yesterday morning After brief
illness at his residence in Centre Wheel,
ing.y His funeral is appointed for to.
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.iI:YEhe thermometer reached, "a de-
grees in the, shade Yesterday Rst! as
essyt1arir 100 "
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Window Shades, all lengths and
colors, handsome patterns. American
md Scotch Hollands, Window Oil
Cloths, &csT &C., at JfS G.Mendel IL
Co.'S. '~'. &C. ~
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p-For tip-top Brogan, WITH o.
without hob-nails, go to AL x."i,H, For
gey's, 40 Main street. D, - ."'a.,'''H
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LOCAL MATTERS.

: BAgents wanted in every county TO
sellStheReMoippreved Weed Sewdnsi
iMacirinea dSawbeh $3.50, 1Q9 MssEesS
street, General Agents for West VIZ
:giAiaa1M EnsteEn Ohio L oGs5
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I"If- you want d firstIclass boot or sho
made to order at ths lowest price, go to
Mergs'syl33 Main street. a,go,nanI .
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lSsaturday Was excessive ely 7waffh
and yesterday wasllke unto 1t. ,-,.sr,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

J. rv.Do you want pair of Boots Shoes
or Caters made to orderIf Leave your
measure With Alex. H. For ey, 12o Main
ofraat ~. fg......... r. .
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,. ,FAsHtoSABIs GOODS I'VE would call
attention this neruips to Thos. Hughes
advertisement announcing tbearfiSai
Vt his stock Of fall, and winter cloths,
oss y imeres, Tsstipg and g.iaensnsfurs
nishiig goods generaift- +, This stock is
one of the most extensive ever broug ht
to .whseiinsaandnsludes les; of couSe, all
the latest and most fashionable styles.
Mr.. Hughes would esped DAILY ask the at.
tsntion of purcbasers to his stock of
ready.m ,a,i Clothing. which in extent
and workmanship. capnpt be surpassed
ANYWHERE ''-'' '
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";;HThe most sly lish abusts .ssARfpssssap9
raiteYs in the Oily. can,o BE found at
Merge's, l5s Main street. o7a'
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a.. Large stock Of low priced Carpets,
bright colors, all wool, will be sold
chaap at j. g. G. Mendel g Co.'s. ~
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.idenrno noe ana BUILDING
..iInts fornSaIa. a a

, III, F5RrsA Is CHEAP HE LARGE
\ OF hf,sSninoIat Tresi1snee az the Mead OF
] sne ,. % street belqsging to MEs; Andrew
.a S,s Also: h,so, St;sss R.ld an M NGss
bslOnElnE, ~, Ne Other on Market stree Centre
street NS ! viii also sell about ewo acres of
Wheehs A. the, residence Of n. Bauman, on
.rvund I'm IN TH0S. 0IBRIEN,
'hayiHr Real Estate Agent.
u,,ket street, near Custom House
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r a. Z. For For anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes 60 to louis
piionDs ~ '",,'' ' '''i .Ilh anI rrIi4. o..
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FOR SALE,
y.,uabie Residences on
Fourth street.

NV VIRTUE OF A DECREE or The
ID CiTcnt C t,s.a ON The Sd, day lof June, a.
y. .s Cour,. wherein Robert Luxe ana ueGtge
Lu nAjT.fsndauts. shall, On g.-s. .-.L wv.
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Large stock of Now Patterns Brussels
Carpets just, received at J. &c G.. Mehdel
& Co.'s. n""Hn .s. ha,. Laad Il.
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~ rThe newest thing for suits are the
rich Wool Plaids at Rhodes.
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-There were
seven marriage licenses issaed by Re-
corder Woods during the week ending
Friday, September 18th, as follows {:
Saturday, 1; Monday, l; "Wednesday, l
Thursday, /; Friday, 3. As the cold
weather approaches, the matrimonial
market appears to be more active. .r.