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Am EXPLANATIONS

We are often asked why srs not other RENE
dies In the market for CoDsunp nption, Coughs,
Colds, and other Pulmonary s1eciions equal
TO DR.. L. @. C. wIsHART's PINE TREE TAR
CORDlALH We answer
1. IL Cures--not by stopping cough but by
looseniDg and assisting nature to throw on the
unhealthy matter collected abou, the throat
and bronchial tubes, oausinS irritation and
cough.
2. Most Threat ard Lung Remedies are
composed of anodynes which slay the cough
for awhile but by their copstrpgent effects,
the fibres become hardened, and the unhealthy
fluids coagulate and are retained in the sys-
tenn, causing disease beyond tbs control Of
our most eminent pbysicans.
3. The Pire Tree Tar COrdiai, with lis
Assistants, are preferable, becsuss they ~.
move the CAUSE of irritation Of the muyous
membrane and bronchial tubes, assist the
lungs 70 act and throw off the unhealthy se-
cretions, and purify the blood. thus scieot,icaJg
makta9 the cure perfect.
The truth OF which We have living wi,ussses
who were once given up to die.
Read the certificates subioined, and call at
DR.. WIsHART'S 6RRAT FAMILY MROt.
CINE STORE, and examine our file, aud 20
and consult living testimonies, which are
more satisfactory than reading or hearing o.
the wonderful cures OF DIR. l.. @. Q. WISH
ARTS MEDICINSlS:-
READING, Pa.-DR. WIsHARr--Dgsr Sir.
have been cured, as believe, of Cousum osion,
by the pse OF your Pine Tree Tar Cordiai. and
was so very low, and had been sick 80 long
| when commenced TO use it, that had but
little confidence in anything. had tried
many OF the advertised medicines, as well as
the prescriptions OF several eminent physi-
| clans.
My symptoms were dry, hacking cough
| which had had for several years, with night
swests and frequent severe bleeding OF the
| lungs. l was so very weak that | could
| attend to no business and had pain almost
constantly through my breast and shoulders.
| About four years ago my brother, who Resides
in Philadelphia, told me he believed your
| medicine would cure ne, and commenced its
use. | was aware that my disease had gone
| so jar that could not expect to be cured in a
lew days; but in short time felt much
| tetter-so much so that / WAS able to attend
| !" my busiIe 10; and, after continuing its use
for several months, | recovered my health
| and strength per'eotiy.
| L am convinced thas this Is not mere
transient relief, but complete and permauen
cure, as have been gradually growing stronger
ever since, and l attribute il solely to you
| Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for know that mus
| have gone TO my grave years ago, il had no
used your great medicine. | would say *
those who are similarly afflicted, especially il
cases like mine, where the disease has run fo
long time, that although one bottle vii
relieve, it will not eiTro; a cure; but by perse
vering in its use, believe it will restore you
to health, it you ere not beyond the power
| medicine. MRS l.. ;. SALhADE
| No. C58 Penn street., Reading, Ps.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

an PUBLIC SALE. Il THOAAS e SONS,
EM Auctione ers. - Hanasome Modern St0ae
'hesidence with Stable aad Cnacn-house Oak
street, Salem. New Jersey, 1872 feet Iront, go
feet deep On Tuesday, Aprii6 1850, 9t IL O'CLOCK,
noon. viii be sold at public saie at tae Pnila-
delphla Exchange, all that hendSome n odern
tWo.s story stone Residence and lot Of gro1ud.
situate on the east side Of Oak street (tls most
de sirable one), Salem, ~. j; the lot containing
in Fl ont 1872 feet, and extending in depth suout
27O feet more or less. Gne residence is not fin
sbea inside; il is two stories high, with oola;
stone grey granite from Leiperviile ,qnarTie-,
Pennsylvania; windows, doors, end corners
finished in sandstone; has eleven corners, Civ
ing great beauty to the building; style ~ work
called worm work, executed by one OF the best
Philadelphia masOns. The basement could be
used, and by slight change in roof anotherstofy
could be added. l. was TuilJ under the tuaude,
diate supervision of the owner, The house
stands back go feet from tre icnce; also, 9 very
conveniently arranged stone staIle and car
risge. house; has stalls for four horses aud two
COWS. The grounds are beautifully graded.
Terms-Sll 600 may remain on mortgage. May
be examined on application In william VI.
Roberts, ESQ. Broadway, Salem, New Jersey.
see plan and view at the auction rooms.
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auclioneers,
Sl72O27 Nos. 1870 and ltl s. FOURTH s..
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Gays CHINA pALAoE, No. 1929 Gu ssNur STREET
SUI iuttnt r rItduotioD h. pr,u4S 81 e JodL
WHITE FRENCH CHINA Brsakfast, DInnE,
lssssr and Tea Ie,s 2S1 pceq, S52.
637. ''''''V ''0''''
el6. '' -
WHITE 5rONE CHINA Chamhev sa's AS.
40 sJlts DECORATED DINNER SETS, of re.
cent W poitalon all new designs, will be sold NJ
Itir.s o. art N oh ths tnitiGtpd
wHlTn e ENCa CHINA Dinner Plates. 9k
IN doz So
WHITE FRtN,H u CHINA Cups and Sauc ers, per
set. 12 rcsu t1'25.
WI IF STONE CHINA Dinner Plates, gS In,
per d. p, $3.50.
wrIrE ~IONE Oh IN 4 Cups eud SAuasrs. caps
with hand es per sai ~ Uiecea T5r.
CIT L. SLst 81, s n Go8LE Is, per doz sSS2'
Ana AL other Goods 1t equally low ~ .es.
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DIED.

CLARK.-On Tuesday morning the 10th instant,
SARAH CLARK, aged n years.
Her relatives and frtendA are Invited 70 ateno the
fnneral from the residance of her brother in-law
Samuel q. Bunting. No. 3sN Walnut street, on Thurs
day al O'Clock p. M.
GRACF-on the 18th instant. DEBORAH GRACE
widow Of the late John Grace In the Sdth year OF her
age -, -. $1,000. 40 .as,,actf,ltv tnvitad In
attend her funeral from her late resiaenSe H9 oa
2o'clock. -. D.~,,u,
MoDEvITT. -On the 18TH instant. DANIEL
Tbe rslatiyes and friends also Rev Hugh McLaugh
a., 1anaficial Society are respectfully lnvitedo ~
n m she snnersI from the residence OF his cousin
.enI .eInnIhssI MoIevitt no B4B Richmond street, below
William, on Thursday morning MoVclVOA'
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JEwFLRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine ewery and silverware Ia the City
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and ct all prices. visIt
his store Is sure to result In pleasure and profit,
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GA EXECUTORS PEREMPrORY SALE
.aA Estate OF IOHN RICTENHOUSE, aes'd.

TSIHI6
TULL IL DEVICES AucJionfers
On Thursdsy, March "a, 1863, at 2 o'clock p. NJ,
will be sold at public sale, on the premi> es,
handsome modern Residences, NOS. IOS, ll2
ll0, and l20 RiitenhOuse street, west OF Green
street Germantown, built on lots 90 feet front
by 266 feet deep to Lafay ete stree, the houses
containing 10 rooms and bathroom, gas, not
and cold water introduced.
Possession April !.
Also STORE and RESIDENCE, Nos 5000 and
5002 Germantown avenue, northwest corner Of
Rittenhouse street, 40 feet front on Germantown
avenue. and III feet inches on Rittenhouse
street, with 2% story building,
Possession April l. -
Also. No. 5OOi Germantown avenue, LOT, 20
feet front by ITO feet deep, with @story Frame
Dwelling
TermseAt least one half of the purchase
money may remain on 10 origage, g. IL VIZ
TULL & DEW EES, Auctt0nears,
Nos 1919 and 495l GERMANTOWN AV.
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PEAUTY AND HEALTH.-Pale ard slckiy-l ookipg
females wonld do q coed thing for themselves by
judciously trying speers Standard Wine Bltters !"
Thousands have used them who have b3en strug-
Cling for the mastery with death, and have found
them to be the greatest life-givlng tonic known.
They will an mate The pulse and bring health and
color back their deaIhw white lips. Sold by Drug
gists.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTAENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
l. -OFFIOE OF CHIEF COMMISSIONERS, No.
101 South FIFTH Street. 80.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1869.
NOTICE-In accoIdanc vita the provisions OF an
ordinance Cou lcils approved Apr "a 1868. notice
is hereby given that the final estimate for the con-
stTuction OF the sewers seventeenth street. rom
Vine street To SpIing Garden street, VIII be naid All
persons having claiNs for labor done or matetisls
furnished said sewer requested to pftsen tue
anne for payment on before u o'clock NJ, OF the
MAHION II DICEINSOT.
Sl7w3t Chief Commissioner OF Highways.
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THERE is a proverb which says, Repent the day
before you die; and as you may die tomorrow,
repent today" SO with life insurance. Every man
would Tx insure just the day before he dies but
So he may die tomorrow. he can only be sure Of
Going that by insuripg his life to-day. To-day Is the
time, "THE AMERICAN" Of Philadelphia the
company.
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEpSIA!

DR. WIsEART:-I have been 4 constant
sufferer with dyspepsia for the last eighteen
} ears. during which time I cannot say ever
enjoyed perfectly we'll day. There were
times when the symptoms were more aggra-
waited than at others, and then il seemed it
Would be a great relief TO die. 1 had at all
times an unpleasant feeling in my head, but
latterly my sufferings go much increased that
became almost unit for business OF any kind;
my mind was continually filed with gloomy
thoughts and forebOdings, and il attempted
TO change their current by reading, at once a
sensation of icy coldness, in connection with a
dead weight, as it were rested upon my brain;
also a feeling of sickness would occur at the
stomach, and great pain in my eyes, accom-
panied with which was the continual fear of
losing my reason i also experienced great
lassitude, debility, and nervousness. which
made it difficult TO walk by day or sleep by
night. / became averse to society, and dis
posed only to seclusion, and having tried the
skin OF a number Of eminent physicians Of
various schools, finally came TO the conclusion
that for the disease at my present age (forty-
FIVE years) there was no cure in existence.
But, through the interference of Divine Provi-
dence, TO whom ] devoutly offer my thanks,
at last found sovereign remedy in your Dys-
pepsia Pills and Tar Cordial which seem TO
have etfectually removed almost the last trace
of my long list of ailments and bad feelings,
and in their place health, pleasure, and CON
tentmert are Iny everyday companions.
JAMES M. SAUNDERS,
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
No. 453 North Second street, Philada.
Formerly of Woodbury., N. ].
Our Physician, who will be found in attend
ance Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
each week, between 8 A. M. and P. NJ, will
give professional aid and counsel FREK OF
CHARGE.
OFFICE AND STORE
NO. 232 North SECOND st.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Patients at distance can receive advice by
mail free of charge.
Write directions plainly, and state symp.
toms Of disease fully.
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MARRIED,

McDADE-HEDDEN.-ont the evening of the 18th
ullimO, py Rev. j.. II. Peters, Captain JOSEPH
MCDADE OF the State OF Maryland, 60 Miss ANNIE
NJ. HEDDEN, OF Mannahawkn, M.
wATsoN-0oNN= On March M h IL 1853. by Daniel NJ;
K WATSON, OF Abingdon. 20 Miss SALLIE M
CONN, of the Twenty-third ward.
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CITY ITEMS.

sPRINe OvERcoATs n dne assortment, UHeQtTJjed
b. any Philadelphia, IN styi5 maze and ht OF prfces
ranging n ON 20 Uptourds. Ouu and eaamfne.
RcslC-tynD besWeen BENNETT q Co,
Mn and TowRB HALL.
Slrth sss6ets. NO. BIS NARE-sT sr
PHILADELPHIA,
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SALE OF BOOTS AND SHoEs.-The early At
tention Of the trade is called to the large
and attractive sale OF Boots and Shoes, TO
be old by analogue, for cash morrow Thursday
morning, March Is, az 10 O'clock by c. d. McClees
Ii On Ancionaera. No. BOG Marker aLreet.
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THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS In the AMERICAN
House, BOSTON, leave little TO be wished for by
hose who quarter under the roof of this leading
hotel. Everything fresh aud nice; all improve.
rnents added, and the unequalled management OF
at
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MRS. SoUTHwoBTH's STORY How He Won
Her" sequel 10 Fair Play" was published this
morning: by T. B. Peterson & Brothers 1t is a hand
some volume of over five hundred pages aud we
have no doubt win prove acceptable to the great
circle Of Ofadmirers OF that popular suthoress.
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HALLEr, DAVIS & Co.'s New scaIe' Grand and
Square Pianos have great body of tone, and as
clear an musical bell The Agency Is at No. s27
Chesnut street. Every musician should have one
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WITHOUT A Coon DreEsTIoN oil other TEMPORAL
blessings are comparatively worthless. The dys-
peLtc millionaire who hes tried all the pOtions OF
the medical profession In vain, and believes his
complaint to be incurable, would give half his for
tune 20 he freed from the horrors of Indigestion and
'bus enaoled to enjoy the other half ofcourse he
would.
Pc, haps Hostetters stomach Bltters has been re.
commenced TO such sufferer, Possibly he has
reed from the friend who VINO made the sugges
ton with sneer, intimRting nat he has no faith 10
any "peteut medicine" If this has been the case,
mDch the worse for him. HIS iuoeedullty dooms
him 10 lie of IN sery. ALI the luxurle5 which
wealth can purchase are at his Command. Not one
OF them can i've IN pleasure, bis own irrational
ooBtiDRcy is his baue.
Ttemasses happily the elven, less s<eptl-
cal. There is such thing as blgeted unbeiieE as
we rs bigoied credullty. golden mean between
the two which men and women who are gifted with
C 'mmOn sense adopt end profit by. These are the
class who pRtrOnzs and recommend IL stetters
BitleTs, Why do they approve this famous anti
Syspep5%c % and sntlolioSs prepara,iOp Simply
pref dice TO give it fair trial. and hAv'
sd % the es-ed eee ana
"stike, but hear" said the Roman sage; men his
ignorant eDemie were aSsailiDg him. 'D0ub6, but
Try says the man who has been cured of ipdges.
Btters be relates his experience of the medicine
to his ,nyal friends Whoeyer Is SO wed led 90 his
f0Tegone theoretical conclusions 10 dec Inc to
get ,he les Of MEDICINE endorsed BY tue .es;
approved by the people ct IarRe deserves to suffer.
TWO OR THREE COLDS in succession Will, with
many constitutions. securely establish the seeds of
Consumption in the system thus converting what
originally simple, durable affection, into one
generally fatal. While ordinary prudence Therefore,
makes 1t the business OF every one TO take care OF
Cold until 1t is got rid Of intelligent experience
tunstely presents a remedy In DIR. d. JAYNE's Ex-
PECToRANT, thoroughly adapted to remove speedily
all Coughs and Colds, and equally effective In the
primary stages of Consum ption Asthma, and Bron.
chita Sold hY all DrnRgiafp.
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REcEIyED Of A; Winch, No.; 5o5 Chestnut street,
and London Journal, Punch. ana Fun, of the last
dates, All of the foreign periodicals received by
Mr., Winch soon the steamer arrives. Subscrip-
tions received and the trade supplied.
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RSy- SPRING OvERCoATs, So so.
LfsJ- Spring OvercoutS, So so.
ASJ- Spring OUercoGtS, 88 90.
RF5- Sprin0 OUercOdts, $40 90.
ga Spring OUeTcOdtS, $l2 co.
EsJ- Spring OVerco0tS, SIS 90.
go Spring OUercootS, Sl6 co.
R3y- Spring OUercodtS, $4,000.
&c 6prSng OUeTcodtS, $500.
AS usual, the largest and best assortment OF
suits for men and boy 8, and custom department
to make 10 order
See our Sales Rooms.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
CARD-Buyers at Wholesale ought not fail TO
examine cur stock. which is fully as large as
any w Wholesale House.
WANAMAKER 4 BROWN.
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FINEST GRADE OF CLOTHING at
CHARLES STOKES 81 Co.'S,
No. S24 Chesnnt street.
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AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF EHHADELPIlli,

8 Es LOTner EUUKTH anu WALNUI Sts.
SEE Irs RAIEs AND PLANS BEFORE INsUR-
ING ELBEWHERE.
ALEX. wHILLDIN, PresldeuS
John. >. WILSON. Secretary. y.------..----------ei $40
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DODGERE' AND WOSTENHOLM's POCKET
~ KNIVES, Pearl and "A stag Handles Of beautiful
EORs, and the celebrated LEOOULTRN RAZOR
BOIesORs Of the finest quality
Hazor, Knives, scissors, ana TAbla Cutlery Ground
and Poli.he4, AtP MADEIRA's, Nes us y TEMTH
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BOARDING..

AT NO. ll2l GIRARD STREET MAY BE
"a obtained furnish ed and unfurnIsned rooms Tor
Logging, Board. alao II desired lG
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-24

CITY COUNCIL-SECoSD BR NCH.-
This Branch of City Council met at their
chamber last evening, pursuant to ad-
journment, with President Wilkinson
in the chair.
Present-Messrs. Bell, Connolly, Keim,
Sweeney, Hughes, Sheppard, Long,
Smith J. G., Maxwell, Smith p, Sails.
bury, Updegraff, Molter, Pratt, Harri-
son, Wsisgerber, Stanley, Clator,
Hughes, Baer, McCourtney and the
President.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and signed by the President.
The report of the special committee
to investigate the amount of fees of the
City Sergeant was received and the
committee discharged.
Mr.. Hughes moved to fix the salary Of
the City Sergeant the same as last year
Mr.. Maxwell moved TO amend Mr.
Hughes motion, and fix the salary a
$500. The ayes and nays being called
for, Mr.. Hughes resolution was adopt
ed. That making the City Sergeant
salary at $1,000 and he to pay his depu
ties So per month.
A reconsideration of the vote on th'
salaries of Street Commissioner, Clerk
and City Sexton, which were reduced q
last meeting, and were made the sam
as last year, by an unanimous vote.
Mr.. Pratt moved to reconsider tn
vote making the salary Of fireman o
the Water Works 500 per month. Afte
discussing the question for some time
Mr.. Pratt Withdrew his motion.
Nj. Updegraff offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That special committee o
two from the First Branch and tire
from the Second Branch be appolnte'
to confer with the stockholders OF tn
North Western Agricultural grounds 10
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Ephraim Banning, dated
October 3lst, 1865, and of record in Book No. Is
page lO4 in the Recorders Office for Marshall
county, West Virginia, 1 will sell at public auc.
tior, at the front door of Marshall county Court
House, on "WEDNESDAY, THE I'D DAY or MARCH,
1869, An improved farm of IO4s acres of land,
within less than two miles Of Bolton Station,
adjoining lands Of p. NJ. Burley and others, and
the same land conveyed TO said Banning by
Thomas Butler and wife by deed dated October
2sth, 1865, 10 which deed, now of record in Mar.
shall county, w. Va, reference is hereby made
for full description of said land.
On this tract there is a comfortable dwelling
house and small orchard.
TERNs-s5OO in hand and the balance in one,
two and three years. with interest; said pay
ments to be we'll secured and title retained.
Selling as trustee, will convey only such
title as Is vested in me- which is no doubt per.
feet. w. V. HUGE,
feb2 Oaw4t Trustee.
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POLICE CoURT.-A large crowd as
sembled at the hall of the Police Court
yesterday morning. Whether they were
drawn there with the expectation Of
hearing the shooting affair" disclosed,
or on account of the sudden change in
the weather, thereby making tslightly
uncomfortable, we are unable to say.
Anyhow there was big crowd to wit
ness the victims Clipped"
The first called was Alphonse Seville,
for creating disturbance, who was ais
missed, he aying the costs.
Samuel Massena was next called to
answer charge of drunkenness. Sam
had thrown his arms around a gas-post
aud swore by all that was good and bad
he would stick there. He was stuck to
the amount of 81 and costs.
Eoff Cunningham, charged with firing
pistol in the street, fined 81 and costs.
The next individual that presented
his "phiz" for pablo scrutiny was Au-
gustus Oliver. He neither respects the
law of God or man, but runs the ma
chine to suit himself. Gus very often
"gets outside" of numerous whisky
straights, and when he does, he gener-
orally goes on his muscle. This is two
days in succession he has been up; If he
don't check his reins pretty soon he will
find himself ''lummuxed" Fined $40
and costs.
John Ritz, for assault, fined $40 and
costs.
d. Nicoll s. Bro, Cohn, Sempliner &
Co., and Emsheimer & Blum, were each
fined 81 and casts for obstructing the
sidewalk with store boxes. We advise
our Main Street merchants to be careful
how they throw their empty boxes on
the pavements. The City Council has
ordered the Street commissioner to en-
force this ordinance about blocking up
the sidewalks. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
The case of Michael LOTUS for assault
was dismissed.
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The WORLD MovEs-And the supe-
rlor spectacles sold by Oxtoby & Duff
held, Jewellers, lO3 Main street, are go,
Ing on rapidly. Persons using such
glasses as are sold at this house are not
troubled with painful eyes or dim vision,
as the stock is selected with great care.
Purchasers can exchange glasses until
suited. Large stock of American and
Swiss watches, clocks, jewelry. specta.
Giles, eyeglasses, gold pens, &C., at
"lO3," opposite Merchants Bank. See
advertisement.
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ENEw STOCK OF ACCoRDEoNs
French and Germany, Yiolins, Cencer-
tiuas, Flutes, Harmonicas, Guitars, and
all kinds of Musical Instruments and
Strings, just received at Sheib's Music
Store, where they are offered at largely
reduced prices.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

nFY GROCERY STORE AND PROPERTY,
IM above town, at the terminus of the Street
railway, known as the stone House Grocery.
Owing TO i'll health and to other engagements, ]
am unable to give proper attention to the bust
ness, therefore have determined to sell out my
store and to sell or rent the property. There
are nine rooms, two cellars large porch and
store. room in the house, with a yard and large
stable attached The house Is so arranged that
IL can be rented to one or more families. There
is now on hand a moderate stock of goods,
which will sell on accommodating terms. The
stand Ia one Of the best for business about
Wheeling, being at the terminus Of the street
railroad and so situated as to command the
trade OF those employed in the Wheeling Iron
and Nail Works.
feblI.Im ANDREW THALLMAN.
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ANEW SToCK.-We are receiving a
new and superior stock of Ladies',
Misses and Children's extra high cut
Polish Balmoral and Button Caters, of
the best Philadelphia make and mate
rial, and which we will sell cheaper
than any other shoe house in the city.
BLOND & BACHMAN,
No. 107 Main street.