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III. N. r. ms. Comply.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Directors Of the
IN Maine Mutual Fire Insurance Company, have
made an Assessment upon the covenants OF the Sec
ond Glass OF said Company. Each member is re-
quested to pay his proportion thereof to me- at Cor
ham, within thirty days from this dete.
DANIEL @. EMERY, Collector.
Gorham, June IA, 1869. iei6w3w24
Mrs. Belcher's Wonderful Cure.
THIS remedy for female weaknesses, made from
scithout snpporfers Manufactured and sofa by Mrs.
linus Bsfchcrs Rundc3ph, Mass General Agents.
Geo. o. Goodwin q Co, Boston, Mass. Demas Barnes
81 Co, 81 Park Row, New York.
az III. III. Hay General Agent for Maine.
"a For sale by druggists everywhere.
MAY Is. weoW1y21 .4.H
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DIR. Il. CHASE,


Cancer and Hasns0r Doctor,
Formerly at No 10 Green st, has leased House No.
1S2 Congress Street, Portland, Me-,
Where he will be happy to be consulted by all who
are afflicted with
Cancer, Cancer Humors, Tumors. Scrofula, Leprosy,
Salt Rheum, Fits, Neuralgia. Bronchial Alice
tions, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Sick Headache,
~ Liver Diseases, Female Weakness, Pies,
~ Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, aff
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Stiff
Joints, Gravel, Diabetes, &C.
GH-Dr. Chase has pEacticed in his profession for
twenty years. and in that time has spent two years
rect knowledge Of the most efficient remedies used
by the various tribes of Indians Of that country and
by great expense has gained many valuable secrets
which have hitherto been unknown to the WORLD
These, added to his former knowledge and expert
ence, enable him to believe that he can accomplish
all in old and chronic dieases that can be expected
from the limited agency of man.
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Book-Keeper.

A N Experienced book-keeper wishes to obtain a
"A stu .ton In this CITY. Can furnish the best OF
Boston references as to character, capabIity. sc
Address N tl-ia itE-N BOOK-KEEPER
Jyi0 diws 300 Congress St., Portland Me.
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a LETTER

90 From DIR. Cennacher
10 DR.. Walcott. as.f- esiAA.t
= Dear Sir: A Man i ssr2Isa IA 30
'a& Called on me last night alk ssh
s To visit a sick woman,
Who was not expected s5nli f3AsdH
To live till morning. $50 t aai
~ Several physicians af
Had attended her. &f
And yesterday the Priest -sse8
Visited her tor the last time.
She had been confined 4t
Five weeks before my visit.
BE found the room = o1a GsSl
Where she lay crowded s -sl
eag With Men and Women .asfs
Watching tor her to die, &a5
1858 She twas 80 low lfsisss Ftfs E3H
She could notspeak FssH
Only in Whispers, 1 iisi;es Z
nd VerV weaker 4ss4ss,zs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03

PROVINCIAL CoUNCIL.-The solemn
service of requiem was performed yes
terday at the Cathedral, commencing
at 10% O'Clock A. NJ, In commemOra-
ton OF the prelates deceased since the
holding of the last Provincial Council
in 1852, viz: The Most Rev. Francis
Patrick kenrick, Arch bishop of Balti-
more, and Ri. Rev. Josue NJ. Young,
Bishop of Erie. The clergy, having
vested in the archbishop's house, march
ed in procession to the sanctuary of-the
Cathedral. where a solemn mass of
requim was celebrated by the Ri Rev.
DR.. Verot, Bishop OF Savannah, attend
priest, Rev. B.. McManus, deacon, and
Rev. J. Lee, sub-deacon. After the gos-
pei, an appropriate and instructive dis
course was delivered by the Rt. Rev.
DR.. Whelan, Bishop of Wheeling, who
took for his text portion of the touch
ing conversation between our divine
Savior and Martha, the sister of Laza-
rus, as mentioned in the 11th chap.
ter of st. John. The labors and vir-
tues of the deceased prelates were
worthy of remembrance, as incen tives
to the clergy and laity in the discharge
of their high obligations" In this con-
nection he quoted with effect the words
of st. Paul, Remember your prelates
who have spoken to you the word of
God, and bearing in mind the end OF
theta conversation, intimate their
faith" At the close of the sermon the
Most Rev. Archbishop Spalding per-
formed the rite Of absolution, when the
prelates and the rest of the clergy re-
tired from the sanctuary. At the head
OF the centre aisle was q catafalque and
pail, with the mitre and other insignia
OF bishop placed thereon, and four
large wax lights around it, imparting
funeral aspect to the scene and addi'
tional soIemnity to the services.-Balt-
fnOre Sun of Friday.
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FLoRAL,-Now that the May days
have come, with their bright hued
flowers aud all the happiness and
pleasures attendant, the fair sex are
running hither and thither, securing
the mostsweet to beautify their homes.
A great number OF catalogues, such
as vick's, are being ransacked daily
and all the new varieties are being sent
for from all parts OF the country.
III these, catalogues the Botanical
names are used which often bother par
ties who love flowers "A case in
question: Some time since alady living
in the city, sent East for a quantity of
flower seeds-they came-were planted
according to printed instructions, and
in little while grew up beautiful look
ing plants. Soon after lady friend
called and was admiring the plants in
question, and asked the name. Lady
No. /, not having Wick at hand to
prompt her, informed her that it was
called DlGnthus Diabetes. - III,
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TrIlstee's Sale,

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from NJ. C. Good, James Y. Caldwell and
Mary T. Caldwell, bearing date the twenty
first day OF October, 1870, duly recorded in
the Recorders office for the County OF ohio
State of West Virginia, in book 35 folio lSl >
/ shall sell to the best bidder, ut public auc-
ton at he font door OF the Cont House OF
Ohio County, on
Saturday, the 18TH day of May, 1850,
Commencing enid sale at 10 o'clock A. M,
lots number 70 and the northern part or lot
20, boundt as follows: Beginning at the
corner OF LOT 20 at the Intersection of \ Orth
street. (now called Webster strecD, with
Water street, and running thence north
ing Greek. thence up said creek to the west
ern boundary of alley K, thence to stake
one hundred feet from Webster SJeet,
thence WestwaIdly crossing lot No. 20 on Il
line parallel with Webster street ElNty-one
and q half feet to the line dividing lots %
and 81, thence mp said dividing line south.
wardIy one hundred feet TO Webster street,
thence with Webster street weStwardly't to
place OF beginning. Also the following lots
or parcels OF land situated in Joseph Cald:
wells addition 10 The City Of Wheeling, and
part OF SAID city, that is to say, lots mum"
bered seveuty-five (16). sIxty-sIx 1857. twen-
Ly-tWO (22) twenty. nine (29j, Il Ity- eight (6S)
fifteen (L0). eighteen uS), fiIty nine 50), sixty
-(60l, and nine (9l-accOrdinE to the general
plat OF said addition. together with all
rights, privileges and appUTten4nce9 TO the
same belonging or aprertalnlng. ..
Terms OF sale, cash
The title To the above property Is believed
TO be- good. Selling as Trustees 1 shall On!y
convey such title as is vested in me by said
deed of trust. 3. BRADY
apr7-2RwtH Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The fol-
lowing is a list of deeds in fee admitted
to record in the Office of the Recorder OF
Ohio county, during the week ending
Friday April 80, 1869.
Deed made April l, 1869, by Sarah
Martin, Joseph Feay and others, 10
Ferdinand We!zel, flor 81 acres Of land
on the waters of Peters Run; $1,56O.
Admitted April "a, 1859.
Deed made April II, 1859, by NAOMI
Cecil to James n. Hayburn, for the
south half Of lot No. 125, Market street
between Second and Alley D; 1000.
Admitted April "a, 1869.
Deed made April %, 1869, by Mamie
NJ. McElhenny, Trustee and Martha
McElhenny to A. Wilson Kelly for Il
Chapline Hill: $3.50 a. Admitted
April "a, 1869.
Deed made April "a, 1869. by William
Dahnert to Henry Kettler in trust for
Mary Dahnert (wife of William Dab
merit for lot No. 16, in square No. 26,
South Wheeling. Admitted to record
Deed made April 26, 1869, by Joseph
Gaus to Reinhard Gaus, for all his in
terest in lot No. 81, on Zane's Island.
on the corner of Zane street Ghd York
alley; $3.50. Admitted same day.
Deed made April %, 1869, by John NJ.
Smith and David J. Smith, administra-
tors of David Smith IS estate, to Joshua
Bodley, for the undivided half OF lots
Nos, Is and 20, south side OF Iinsley
street, East Wheeling; $500. Admitted
April %, 1869.
Deed made April "A, 1869, by George
Boring to John Weiss, August Ebeltng
and George RosenkranZ, for lot In Tria.
delphia, 100 by 120 feet, joining Rosen-
kranz's lot; $475. Admitted April %,
1869.
Deed made April 81, 1869, by John A.
Holiday and wife to William II. Hall.
for lot No. s, in John A. Armstrong;
addition, Wheeling leland; 81, 400. Adj
mitIed April %, 1867
EDeed made April 3, 1869, by Robert
Marshall and wife to August Warneke,
for 16 acres, rood and "a perches OF
land on the Wheeling and Bethany
Turnpike. joining J. Q. Camp p6sd
Deed made April q, 1869. by James
Smith and wife to- McCaffezty and Fritz
for the south So feet of lot No. 46 in La
grange, South Wheeling; $500. Admit
ted April 90, 1869.
Deed made April 80, 1869. by Michael
Bye and wife to Frederick Bye in trust
Bye, for the south % feet of lot No. %
on Main street, between Washington
and Adams streets. Admitted same day.
Deed made March 4, 1869. by Henry
Alderman and W ife to Christian FRANKIE
for lot % feet front on German street and
running back 100 feet; $500. Admitted
April 80, 1869.
Deed made March 10, 1869, by the
heirs at law of Daniel Lewis to katha-
rine Schreckel for lot No. 26O, south OF
Third street, and west of German street;
s., 800. Admitted April 80, 1869.
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IMPORTANT DECIs1oN.-The following
decision in the appeal of Clark, Dodge
IL Co. from an assessment by Assessor
Webster, Thirty-second district of New
York, was promulgated on Friday:
1t is held by the Commissioner 1st,
That person, firm, or company hav-
ing place of business where credits are
opened by deposit or collection of mon
ey or currency subject to be paid or re-
mitted upon draft, check, or order, or
where money Is advanced or loaned on
stocks, bonds, bullion, bills of exchange.
or prOmissOry notes, must be regarded
as banker or bankers under section
70, act of June 80, 1864. as amended
July Is, 1866, and as such are liable to
the tax of one-twenty-fourth of one
per cent. per month upon their capital
employed in the business of banking
beyond average amount invested in
United States bonds, and like tax of
one.twenty-fourth per cent. upon aver
age amount of deposits of money sub
ject to payment by check or draft, or
represented by certificates, deposit, or
otherwise, whether payable on demand
or at some future day, under the 10th
section of said act of June 80, 1864, as
amended, and that under this rule said
Clark, Dodge 81 Co. are bankers, and
liable TO said tax on their capital and
deposits.
I'd. That in ascertalnlDg the amount
of capital of such person, firm or COM
pany, all money used and employed in
business banking, except deposits,
should beregarded as capital and taxed
as such, and it is immaterial whether
this capital is furnished by person or
persons constituting the firm or COM
pany, or borrowed for the purpose of
being used in business banking; and if
borrowed, It is immaterial upon what
length of time the loan is made. In
large cities where money is borrowed
on collaterals, short loans, frequently
changed, furnished as certain and re-
liable capital for banking purposes as
much longer loans in the country. In
all such cases the average amount thus
borrowed and employed in business
banking should be ascertained and
taxed as capital.
Sd. That in ascertaining the amount
of deposits there should be included as
deposits the average amount per month
of all sums of money deposited with
such person, firm, or company, "sub-
jeot TO payment by check Or draft, or
represented by certificates OF deposit or
otherwise, whether payable on demand
or at some future day." for which such
firm or company pay interest, as we'll
as all like sums for which no interest
is paid.
4th. That same person, firm or COM
pany may be engaged in business as
brokers and bankers, and in such case
payment of taxes as brokers does not
release them from liability to pay taxes
on capital and deposits employed In
their business as bankers.
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SPRA1NED ANKIE-A man named
Baumberger, brother of the proprietor
of the "Old Home," Market square,
has been employed about the house for
sometime, in some capacity. The room
he occupied was on the first floor,
and he had been accustomed when call
ed in the morning to make his egress
through a window instead of the ordi-
nary arrangement for that purpose. On
Friday night he was obliged for some
renson' to lodge in a chamber on the
second story, and when aroused Satur-
day morning he. from force of habit,
went to the window and stepped out: A
fall of several feet to the hard pave
ment and sprained ankle were the re-
suits OF his novel mode of getting out
doors. which may have the effect Of
breaking up his singular and dangerous
practice.
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POLICE CoURT.-The case OF John
Owes which had been continued from
Friday on account of the absence of
witnesses, was tried on Saturday morn
ing, and resulted in his being fined ten
dollars and costs. The charge was for
assaulting boy, and the testimony of
the witnesses established the fact, and
that It was an aggravated one and al
most entirely unwarranted.
George Hilbert was arraigned for
using loud and abusive language to-
wards some one whose name we did
not get, and a fine of five dollars and
costs was imposed.
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HnsntAnfe.
state, Insurance Company
OF PARKERsBURG, ". va ..

OF PARKERsBURG, W. VA =
CAPITA .................' ''..'.e
Paid in and secured by the deposit OF Gov
eminent Bonds.
DIRECTORS.
GEN. ]. ]. JACKSON, President Second ma
]. II. sTEPnEEsoN, President Parkersburg
National Bank. o-,--,,,,r,, No.
HENRY LOGAN. Director ParkersDurg Ma
TH l LEACH, Director Parkersburs
JEo. v. RATHBoNE, Director First National
Bank. ~ :, r1o,,t-
NJ. P. AMIss, Attorney at Law.
GEO. ]. HOPKINS. Merchant
NJ. @. c. CHURCH, President ". Va: Trans
portation Co.
REV. THos. II. MONROE, OF the NJ. E.Church'
GEN, J,J,JACKSON, President.
MP AMISS Vice President.
K. s. FOREMAN, Secretary.
This Company being fully organized with
its capital paid up and secured by Govern
ment bonds, do propose to take risks on
Buildings OF all kinds, MERCHANDISE anuIac-
turing Establishments, Furniture, and Car;
GOES IN the Western waters and Lakes and
Being composed of good and leading buE'
ness men, would respectfully solicit the pat
ronage OF the insuring pnblic: Applications
Tor insurance viii be promptly attended 70,
and policies Issued at the Agency once over
the Peoples Bank. Main street, W; Va.
N, c. ARTHUR, AGENT
anr1S Wheeling and Vicinity.
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FISHING PARTIEs.-A number OF gen.
tlemen left the city last week on fish
ing excursion TO TuscarawRs county,
Ohio.
Several of the officials about the State
house were out on tsaturday:to try their
luck fishing in the creek. We did not
hear what success they had. 1t Is said
the creek abounds in bass this season
much more so than for many years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03


THE fame OF the celebrated Planta-
ton Bltters has no parallel in the his
tory of Medicine, The thousands upon
thousands of bottles that are made and
sold daily is but proof positive OF their
wonderful virtues. Thousands OF Ger
hfcates can be produced showing the
efficacy and certainty of the cures
which they effect, and the Medical Fra
ternity, usually 80 jealous of anything
which causes persons to think and doc
tor for themselves, are compelled to
acknowledge their wonderful virtues,
and prescribe them under other names.
They are sold by all druggists.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superlor to the
best impoE1ed German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. DIV
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CHANGES AT THE PosT OFE1cE.-We
mentioned in Saturday mornings pa
per that it was rumored certain changes
would soon be made in the clerical force
Mt the Post Office. On that day Messrs.
Cracraft and Adams were removed and
Messrs. Hanes and Graham took the
required oaths and entered on the dis
charge of their duties. We have not
heard whether the successor of Mr..
Brown has yet been selected, but we
presume his removal is only question
of time,-at least such is the common
rumOr.
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FINGERS CUT.-A young man, named
Thomas Mead, cut two of the fingers
on his left hand badly on Saturday. He
was engaged in shaping piece OF
plank, holding it With one hand and the
Ratchet in the other. In some way the
edge of tho Ratchet was thrown against
his hand. inficting the injury above
mentioned.
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Trustees Sale.

sly VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
+ made 20 me by Charles Wagenknecht,
hearing date May 23, 1867. ana recorded in
the office OF the Eecorder of Ohio county, in
Iced Book RIO. 50, folio 81, to secure TO Philip
Hausteln the payment of i've hundred dol
SoIy notes dated May %, 1857, made by said
CHARLES Wagepknocht ana one Jacob Lash,
each for one hundred dollars with interest
from It's date. payable to the order OF r.
HPuSteIn at one, two. three. four and nVe
yeats respectively, after date, negotiable
and payable at tho Merchants National
Bank oil West Virginia. will sell at public
auction. to the best bidder, at the front door
OF the Court House OF ohio County on
Saturday, EIay 29, 1850,
Commencing at II O'Clock A. III, the property
conveyed TO me by said deed, being n GER
tain parcel of land situate on the waters or
CAldWells Run Ohio County, West Virginia.
described and bounded as follows TO wit:
FairmOnL Pike and on line of Robert
White; thence north 1877 west d 2S-lOO
poles 10 stake corner OF said White; thence
south 55L5o west 81 poles to stake on the
centre OF said pike; thence with the centre
of said pike following the meanuers therco1
81 44.1CO pOies to the beginning, containing
6 acres 8 rOodS and poles:
sale will be made for all OF SAID notes. All
being unpaid.
Tei1nS or sale-S2sO in hand, the balance In
four equal instruments payable at one, two,
three and four years after day OF Sole, Win
interest from date OF sale, the title being re-
tanned until payment OF all the purchase
money. =,
title as Is vested in me by said deed or trust.
WILLIAM z. HUBBARD.
anr3o-oowiS Trustee.
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ELECTION IN SOUTH WHEELINa.-To-
day the citizens of our Southern suburb
choose their municipal officers for the
coming year. No interest whatever
seems TO be taken in the matter by
either party, and the prospect is that a
very light vote will be cast.
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List of Letters.

MUBDcCH's READINes.-The sale Of
reserved seats to Murdoch's readings
on the evenings on the 4th and 9th, will
commence this morning at Sheib's Mu-
sic Store. on Market street. 1t is:to be
hoped.that every available chair will
be taken, as the proceeds are to go to
the Library Association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-03

DRAMATIC lovers OF fun in
Martinsville were highly entertained
last Friday evening, by the perform
auce of the comedy's of "Hob and
Mob" and dropping the Question:" by
a half dozen amateur performers,
Our informant could not speak of any
one of them acting better then the rest,
as all sustained their respective parts
admirably.
The music furnished by Miss
Lizzie Lewis, OF ST., Clairsville. Miss
Clnyland, of Bridgeport, and Miss
Warwood, of Martinsvilie, added much
to make the affair the pleasant one it
turned out to be. ,.....
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For Sale.

FINE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
GOOD oIder-a desirable situation, at the
west end Of Bridgeport Ohio, corner lot 20 ~
vr0naries, &C f, and lot ornamented with
shruDbery, fruit trees, grapes, &C. win be
sold on easy terms. Apply 70
DR. II. UAPEaAkT, Bridgeport, OHIO,
Orat Office of Sheridan Coal WORKS, Mar
ket ST, oppo. Union st., Wheeling, ". Va
ian26.N
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ATTEND THE NATIONAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE, UNION HALL, MAIN ST.,
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADvANOE.-For the
full course in Bookkeeping and Pen
manship, including the English Bran
ches if desired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone,
Rooms open from to IL A. M, 2 to 4
and 7to9P.M For further informa-
ton call at College rooms, or address
8. I. MCCOY, Principal.
Wheeling, ". Pa.
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SwoEN IN.-Saturday was the day
prescribed by law for the Superintend-
ent of the penitentiary to qualify. On
that day, Mr.. McFadden who has filled
that position for several years, appear
ed before Capt. Dovener, in the Secre-
tary of States office, and took the re-
quired oaths. Mr.. McF. was chosen to
fill the place, temporarily, at recent
meeting of the Board OF Public Works.
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WHERE ARE THEY ?-More than a
week ago the "Singer" agents adver-
tised in these columns that any person
owning a new improved Singer Sewing
Machine, being dissatisfied with it,
could bring it to their Office and get the
machine of their choice. Up to the
present time no one has applied. The
Inference that every candid mind must
draw is, that they are allIperfcctly salts
fed with Singer.
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MATR1MoNIAL.-Eiev marriage Ii
censes were issued by Recorder Woods,
during the week ending last Friday
evenIng-the largest number ever is
sued, we believe, in one week.
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BOARD OF observation-disclosures
Stevenson, day or two since reap.
pointed Messrs. VIM. Clohan, T. J.
Blair and J. D. Maxwell, a Board OF
Registration for this county.
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GhnQntelti1qetrter:
BOMBAY MORNING, HAP 3.

New Advertisements.
Steamer Golden Eagle.
Steamer Gallatin. -
Steamer Kate Putnam.
House on Fourth street for sale.
The Best, Coolest, Cheapest and Rich
est. ... Wv
List of Letters.
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LAWS APPL1ED.-Hon. Edward
Thornton, the British Minister at WASH
ington, has applied to Governor Steven
son to furnish Her Brittanic Majesty's
Government, all the laws and regula-
tions in force in this State concerning
the Texas cattle plague and other con.
tsglous diseases affecting that class OF
animals. ~
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Inst Received.

IN BOXES VIRGINIA BRIGHT TO-
IS boxes r, AR. and Fancy Twist Tobacco.
40 extra fine u. r. Va los d Navy
% caddieS Virginia Bright 1853 as.
1O Dark sweet los, AS & Navy
All Kinds smoking and dne cut Chewing
Tobacco, Cigars and snuff. offered TO the
trade at the lowest rates.
W. T. SINGLETON,
nOv6 no. s. Main ST. Wheeling,
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DON'T fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of other Of the leading Shoe firms.