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WANTED AGENTS-S75 to 5000 per mo
w everywhere, males and female, to in
troducc the Genuine Improved Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine. This machine
will stitch, hem fell, tuck, bind, braid, cord,
quilt and embroider In a most superior man
ner. Price only Sl5. Fully warranted for
five years. We will pay $1,000 for any ma
chine that will sew stronger, more beautiful
or more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pull
led apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
S75 to $500 permonth and expenses, or COM
mission from which twice that amount can
be made. For circulars and terms. apply or
address j. W. ROGERs q Co.
402 Library-st" Phil, Penn.
CAUToS-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming Off worthless cast-ron ma
chimes under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured. pit
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TOWNSHIP CoNsTABLE.

es- We are authorized to announce JAMES NJ.
BAXTER, as the Conservative candidate for Town
ship Constable, at the November election.
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LET DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER.

Ep Reyels is resting from his Senate
rial labors at his cabin in Mississippi.
His fayorite recreation is carding the
wool of his piccaninies.
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N office.
For the purpose of ascertaining the
amount of Co. Scrip.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
Y who hold Crawford County Scrip, that
in pursuance to an order issued at the Octo-
Der Term of the County Court, they are re-
quired to present said Scrip to the Clerks of
flee for Reissue and Record, on or before the
lst day of December n. d., 1870.
No Scrip, dated previous to October lst.
1870, will be received by the Collector of Tax
es unless the same has been presented to the
Clerk and countersigned and registered by
him in pursuance to the instructions of said
order,
FRANK A. AUSTIN.
Oct s, 1870 Clerk Pro Ten,
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Public Boarding House.
Opposite the Court Honse,
VAN BUREN, AEK.

VNIIE subscriber wishes to give notice gen.
l. orally, to the travelling public, that he has
taken the well known and convenient Private
Boarding House, first door east Of d. e.. Will
Jams & Co., and having refittcd and put it in
complete order is ready to accommodate all
who may give him call, by the day. week,
or month. The location is the best in the city
for the accommodation of the business COM
munity and it will be our aim to keep the ta-
BILE supplied equal to any in the city.
A share of patronage is solicited.
oct IL &. w. KEMP.
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Regular Conservative Ticket.

The following are the Convention nominees
Of the Sth Senatorial District:
SEBASTIAN COUNTY.
c. b. NEAL,
- CRAWFORD COUNTY.
ID. w. MOORE and l.. {. WHITE,
FRANKLIN COUNTY
JOHN NJ. PETTIGREW.
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NOTICE.

\{1HEREAS, the undersigned Commissioners Of
w the Arkansas Western Railway Company. ac-
cording to the laws of the State and the provisions
of the articles Of association Of said Company have
procured subscriptions to the Capital Stock of said
Company of over thousand dollars per mile Of
said road herefore, notice is hereby given that the
22nd DAY OF OCTOBER, 1870, at the Circuit Court
Rooms, in the town Of Van Buren, Crawford County,
Arkansas, is appointed the time and place for the
meeting Of the Stockholders of said Company to
choose nine Directors of said Company said Directors
to have such qualifications and powers, and to per-
form such duties as are prescribed by law Each
Stockholler, thenand thore present in person or by
proxy will be entitled to give one vote by ballot for
every share of such stock he may have owned for
thirty days next preceding said election.
Given under our hands this 2ith day Of September,
1870.
II / RpawN
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To The Voters Of Crawford Coonty

At the solicitation of many friends, take this
method of announcing myself as candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of Crawford County. | hayc no
promises to make further than that if elected will
discharge the duties of the Office to the best of my
ability without respect to PARTY or PERSON.
ROBERT W. MILES.
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ANNOUNCEMENT Fms For Congress, $40. For the
legislature. Sheriff, Clerk. &C., $40 each. Payable
In advance.
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would respectfully call the attention of
the citizens of Crawford, Washington and
Benton counties and public generally, to our
large and well selected Stock of Staple and
FaRcy DRY Goods, Dress Goods, trimmings,
Ldces, Groceries, Hdrd,odre Qaeeaswdre, Glass
tcdre, Boots and Shoes, Hats &C. Also Cam
ton Mattings and Oil Cloths, which
we are now receiving by every boat.
These Goods were all bought when goods
and cotton were at their lowest figures and
we feel confident that we can and will sell
tnem at lower prices than ever before offered
in this market,
Our stock will be found full and complete
in all its branches. Our motto is
",SmaH Profits and Qaich SaleS,"
and our terms,
POSITIVELY CASH.
Give us a call, and you will be satisfied
that WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Very respectfully,
JoE w. BossERT & Co.
Cor. Howard-st. and Gar. Ave.
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ns- We are authorized to announce L. q. WHITE
SIDES. as candidate for Sheriff of Crawford coun-
ty at the November election.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17
Diseases OF the Eung,.

II ia more particularly n this season Of
the year that we suffer most danger OF con-
tracing diseases OF the lungs, and once
contracted there Is but one method of rid
ding the system, and that is by q systematic
course OF treatment, such as is employed by
DR.. Keyser, of No. lG7 Liberty street. There
Is no knowing whether the hacking
cough Is merely n severe cold, or an actual
lung disease. which, unless stopped, may
ultimately prove fatal. DR.. KEYsEns Lung
CURE is remedy which has been more
successful than any other, and, indeed, We
know of no other that proposes 10 do and
docs what DR.. keyser's remedy performs.
Or. Keyser claims that consumption is not
the necessarily fatal disease It IS popularity
supposed 10 be, ami If the cure be taken In
time, the ailmert Is quito manageable and
capable of a decided cure. AS Dr.. Keyscr
says, lie has Ind patients brought 10 his
office whom even he deemed entirely be-
yond care, and yet, after q tud'cous course
OF treatment they have recovered and re-
Canned their former health. Or. Keysor has
given the hes: years Of his life 10 tho study
OF the lungs and OF consumption, which
makes such :oTr!hlc ravages. Alter this
protrac'ed course or study, II would he
strange If he was not competent to senrch
for evidences Of disease and trent y success
FULLY where II does exist. The numerous
cases In which this physician has combated
consumption and restored health and v!gor
form u sufficient Recommendation for his
Lung Cure. S!.5Q per bottle. Ii your drug
g,St do>s not keep II, send five dollars TO
Dr. KeySsv, and he will send four bottles
securely boxed, by express. with full dircc-
lions how 10 use it.--f:tSbTo Dispatch.
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Faith Wei. Founded.

In old times at the commencement OF
every season, IL was tho fashion 10 take
strong cathartic as a safeguard against n
change OF temperature. II was worse
than senseless practice. The people of our
day understand the matter better. Instead
of depicting the system they reinforce it.
In the method they adopt they exhibit n
wise discrimination. Instead OF rcSOrtlug
to the vitIated stimulGnts Of commerce, OF
any OF the compounds derived from them.
they put their faith in the only absolutely
pure invlgorant procurable in the market
Hosteiter's Stomach Rittcrs. Their faith is
well founded. Never has any tonic medi-
cine been prepared with such scrupulous
precision and conscientious care. 1t IS q
vegetable compound OF which every ingre-
dent is sound, wholesome, and medicinal
in the true sense Of the word. Now, we
have three prominent national complaints.
One-half of the adult population of the
United States suffer more or less, either
from diseases Of the stomach, arrangements
of the liver, or affections OF the Kidneys
In no other land under Heaven are these
maladies so general rs In this country, and
HoStetter's Bitters Is specific for them ALL
unless organic in their origin, and, there
fore, beyond cure. And LEI those who are
fortunate enough 10 be exempt from them
nj the present understand one great fact,
viz: that an occasional use of this vitaliZing
tonic will rs certainly prevent them as the
sun will prevent the earth from freezing
where lis genial beams descend.
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Rc.rcncrl,rg Ea,pensc,-High Rents.

Many Of our business men rented
their buildings three and four years ago
on long leases, and they are conse-
quen,ly now payin. tar above the scale
of rents that would be justified by the
present stagnation in business aud gen
cral depression in T'ices. Not a few
merchants and shop men claim that all
their profits for the pant year have gone
into the pockets Of their landlords.
Most business houses feel the necessity
of entrenchmcnt in expenses They
will justly begin with their landlords,
slashing down rents whrre II can be
done; follow up by stopping all small
perceivab!c leaks; then bS discharging
supcrhoua help and reducing the salar,
les ofthose retained. This Duch, in the
wav of retrenchmcnt. Then tie shrewd
business man will strike ont visOr-
ously for an increase Of bus'ncss-tci'y
approaching the fact that it costs bU; a
few dollars more to do business Of
100000 than Of $4,000. lie viii IN
aagurate a system OF judjcious and
lively advertising, and adopt su ch other
methods as will most ehectualiy bring
his wares 10 the attention Of consumers
lie will freely use the columns Of the
most widely circulated newspapers in
tamiliarizing the public with his trade;
vii! circulate hand-bills and cards
broadcast, and will supply every child
in the land with q business circular for
a thumb-paper. He viii buy his goods
with more care and he able to sell at q
reduced figure; and his reward will be
III fai bank account.
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Natures Great lAsstatans.

"Disubodiencc 10 the laws of health must
n inevitably followed by the penalty ma
tIue has imposed. Ignorance respecting
these laws IL co-ezteaSlvc with the human
race, hence, the universal prevalence ofdfs.
ease, sickness and premature death. Sci
ence and skill combined have broucht-tO
our knowledge the precise character OF DIFF
ferent diseases, and enabled us 10 treat
them, with more or less success, according
20 circumstances. But III the whole cate
CORY OF medicines or remedies. uuquestion-
ably the greatest assistant OF nature IS
MISHLER'S HERB BlTTERS, because 1t
never fails when taken in due time.
treatment which Child can understand
and practice il simple enough, and If the
Bitters is given when the early symptoms
OF disease appear, radical cure can be
relied upon. This IS our experience for the
past eight years in tho treatment of diseases
arising from disordered Stomach, Liver
Kidneys, Bowels, Lungs and Heart, with
this popular remedy. "-JfeSSeAGer Of Hedith
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struction. Like SHAEsrEARrs quality
of mercy, i; blesses him that 6 yes and
him that takes" Unlike many other
mementoes, it VII not eainre for a day
only, but its pleasant face is presented
every week throughout, the year, and it
enters the family circle like o welcome
neichbor or a favorite guest II is not
cos,r, FOR an annual snhscri p,ion can
BE- secured at an outlay of Two DOLLARS
per annnm, or even lower than this
where clubs of FIVE or more are formed,
Mailed regularly ever Thursday morn
iug, it is always sure to reach you be-
fore the close of tie week We would
advise all who are hesitating what to
give to try the WEEKLY REGISTER for
one year, aud feel confident that after
wards they will not be without it.
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~ or WSys That IRE Darh and Tricks
that are Sain,"

Sonlso OF the school officers Of this
State can take the shine out Of any
heather Chince' that ever lived 4
correspondent writes
an thinly settled townshipa loyal
man concluded a couple % wears ago,
he must have school for his children.
lie applied TO the proper authorities
and had new district set off, including
himself and some half dozen di>fran-
chised nei.hbors in its territory. lie,
being the only voter in the strc: elected
bmself q. director or trustee for the DIS
trict, AID applied for an appropriation
10 build a school house, which was, OF
course, granted, amounting to $500.
This money he used to build himself a
two story house, furnishing the upper
s,ory for a school room. He then used
the contingent money to buy cooking
eove to heat tie school room-pIacing
the stove in tie lower story and running
a. pipe through the room. He en-
pioyed his wife as teacher, and as she
Is scarcely able to read or write size is
no troubled with teaching many Of the
seighbors child:en. OF course, fuel to
heatI The room is also furnished out oil
tue contingent fund.
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Tf,c S.atesE and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE Said to 10 very fine
for Deserts and an elegant anl
dsinty dish for the sick.
i'rES SPARKLING GEIATINE-.in o.!
fagorits with tho ladies fcr InI!!eS---
bright, clear sud beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WlNE-Ju"; ttv ar
ticje 10 use with Cox. Ge'atinr--'i
rich and luscious hGvcr.
BAKERS COCOA Warranted furs, a .te-
l'rirns and nutritious beverage.
FAnINA-Praparcd "'HH''r!ly
;0r inv.liiS and children.
= ,;,if-STVK.t 3iT~TFRS-The gnruirc ~
dele for lshiss sud children ~ fn'!,lr
health.
VINE OF PEpSTN-I tIc most pericct rem
edy for Indigestion md dyspepsia.
Cp:;< STARCH -fo- P16iir. ani ".-
taIds.
splendid desert. either ri"'i"
~ with RerI1gs.
- I.aEGHLIN, SMTfH & cos.
WHOLESALE Druggists.
,.n.C Main street.
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PIE SUFFRAGE QUESTION.


II the Democratic member: o! the
LEGISLATURE and of the party shall adopt
- oh.; l.o ., ,ho r,,cy
''e "U0''o W. "
Amendment they VII, "y 50 uoihS' moi
only endorse negro suffrage and the !e-
aslity of the alopt.on OF the Fifteenth
a., l,na,t I'm, ih.v gill aIso Loco I've
:,
ne u'''"HS'!'''.o"'' "'i" "'''''''! .Ns
Islation OF the Radical party OF west
Virginia. On this rCi%', we append an
.v,.oo. r.or, O, o,ls a,.;,,, which an
n,
Psared IN the last issue 81 me " ESQ"
Democrat
Our third reason :n- Hysrins Con
rention is:
That hv it enfranca.semcn; can be
obtained without even a quasi endorse.
nent of negro suffrage, or Il !tgalzatiOn
~ ,L.ma6ner in which il was forced
mon ~ ord corsacuen,l, wj.hou,
.icr;fca Of nrincinle
g.. discussed ,b;, o,.s,;,n same.
No W. -, "ISI'," 80, 49, - r,;cIo we
nav q" ;'h7" - "u' ~ 49,, r,,,ne,,,..
M 'i.' o,r' ,L,, ~ IN oj;cct
."' - - 70 1T. ..,l ,,r,rcrIr
,;,Lov. o,inrs;n., l,i-,i.j!,,n, wien tbr
Da,o~rocy LayG nry.r ,.e,soj 70 de
$50 ~ s.;,nt;onaI rnvol,,inn-
-ror5 on,r,raons II i fine doty Of the
- - uso tLo.a ,pa,rs which are
rnnt;,.oD, ri,b tbo nr:rc;,lcs i ranre-
80 TLo 6,m"cra,;c ,,r,y j. a law.
-. nar., +, ;s,noia ,Son that
:. - ,.;,o.,l, Al tho VIC.
'.r'o" !, h!. ,rFn III e.. ,r,ory :, has
S - ~, -. ro.J :, tos
-, IT, io,I, -, -. q g,r;ct oJ.
- :, -. rr;,ci,io. ar1 ~. are
-. Of III wln h.l-ryc t5at all
no hons !, Lq. ., v..,yrr. d,
h,,rre r.,ry and al future yocd
seo.,I u1,n'a str,c, adherence to p:ia-
> ~. lta.lr,.y, ,lis - iir,nlr a. we
go j., o,- -v.-.arcr chin, WAS ever
.,imrB hy y sacrifice. al ,.;pc,p,e, but
srsr,,l,iIc .ba. Ia. lie, host. ,ss been
-, hy ,e,,Li;,,, +, IN. G;,t,tas a,
,.,n,,... - r,s,.T,,oi.-,. ,l;,5 ro.yl,.d
- ,,,,.;.;or.l, r.r n. IN hi. S,.,,r WI,
60 nn ,bc ;..Yc that nero sntIra,,
"a. Ie..., l,~ribIy and iI'e,al'v torcra
u,-n orr peo,l, Every DD,orr,i.r
II. 49,. -! nj Co.. E.,,,yg.,j.,
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4 Present for TON.

Every Democrat ana Conservative
within circle OF one hundred miles
from Wheeling VII fini it in his inter-
est to make himself present OF one
years subscription to the WEEKLY REG
gsrER. Such gin will afford pleasure
not only to himself, but to his family.
His wife and children MY have an
equal share in it. They can derive
from ito contents snnussnspt and in.
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DIED.

WEED-Im West Philadelphia. On
"Wednesday morning, the lith Inst, Rev.
HENRY l.. WEED, d. D., III shs sci year OF
his aye.
The funeral Will take place from the First
Presbyterian Church on Saturday next,
the nth inst, at lOH O'Clock a. n, and pro-
cSed 10 the Stone Church at the FoI!ls OF
Wheeling creek
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FRS. PRESBYTERIAN Church.

. SERMON WILL BE PREACHED IN
y this Church tomorrow at 1917 4. NJ,
By the Pastor. Rev. u. w. Fisher, with ref
ercnce 10 the death OF DIR. Weed. In the
evening at O'Clock union meeting OF
the Presbyterian Churches Of the city "ill
be held with reference 10 the same event
Several addresses will be made Gccl7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Gstfiny Married.

fasaAr For YOU'VE MEN, on SOCIAL
EVILS, and the prOrr!e;y or imprAprie-
~ of getting Married, with sanitary help
fr those who feel unified for mat
rimpniai happiness. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSG.lA-
TON, BOX p, Philadelphia, P'.
sap,Tht.r
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2lnn RNTarN

WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE PRO
w tiucing ~ better Sewing Machine than
the Improved Grover Il Baker. A splendid
lot OF them arriving this week For the Hol-
idays At ADAMS & DAYS,
d,clT l11 Msin ST. Wheeling, W. We.
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D~-qt Tor@eA

THAT G. II. Quincy, BOOKSELLER
I and NEWSLETTER, Market street, nca"
Quincy, vii supply subscribers With mag
nXincS ana papcrS at publishers prices, by
single number, by the roar, and 70 ciubI.
Call and subscribe Tar yourself and make
a rl-e-ant IN "a friend ircI--s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17

A CLERGYMAN of New York writes 4
communication TO the Star Of that city,
in wAich he discredits the story that
Nero played The fiddle while Rome was
ba4as, We have always believed
GU. u ~ thatit was the trombone the
snscll was warbling on.
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Fer EitY Sergeant.

MEssEs. FDIToES:- announce
JAMES A. HENRY ~ the Citizens can
didate for City Sergeant nc the ensuing
ChrTtpr election, subject 10 tho decision OF
n Convention ES al ca 'zeuS without regard
decl7 lazy VOTERS.
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Fer Rent.

IL THE WAREROOMS NOW OCCU-
S3 pied by Paxton g Oglebay, Ne. IS
'<E-e Main street. For terms apply 10
=. KLINE.
decl7 No lS7 Main street.
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ORGAN FOR SALE.

GOOD SKr0%D.HAHD CABINET
= Organ will be q ispOsed 81 on very lib
rIaI terms. Can he seen at tho office az
WM. SUMNER & CO..
drc!T No, Is Nouroe Stre,t.
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Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.

DREACHINli TOMORROW SUNDAY
4 ut 1917 \. VI. and Z p W by the Pastor,
the Rev Dr. Westwood. Subjec.. Of Even
ing's Sernon-Godle:sS TRANSACTIONS.
Sunday School al =. NJ.
All are cordially invited. decN
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For Sale.

- My HOUSE AND lot ON JOHN
s@@T street, in good order aud repair For
--pariicuiarS call at
i. BOOKINGS PHARMACY.
doClT No lOdd Fellows Hail
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Lost or M!SiSiG.

4 DOUBLE-BARRFL SHOT GUN. IN
"A Thursday evening, December 18th, 1879.
\ liberal reward will bc gwen FOR The 70
Eurn ot INC gun 10
LOUIS LAUT'S SALOON,
JarIT On Main street. Centre WherlinC
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RELIGIOUS.

AFTERNOON, IL THE
| Vesper service, which commences at
3 o'clock. Right Rev. Bishop Wheian vii!
preach. Subject-'Whati IS HereSy and the
Nervousness of the crime" dec!T
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-17
Notions and Fancy Goods
FOR THE
HoI,TDA AVS.

A-s- - -A-1-h- -S-I-E-h- = ."
CAUNAGEOT & BEKU, WHOLESALE
- dealers III Notions, Paper, Envelopes,
French .Jcwery, Collars, Ties, Gloves and
Fancy Goods generally, would invite the
attention Of the t:adc 10 their magnificent
stock, which they are prepared 10 Sell as
tow If mot lower than any house In Wheel
ing. Call at No. 90 Main street and exam
Inc the stock. Orders received for Plain aud
ornamental
fEhES WORK!
Brai,ls; TOupceS, Wigs, ChignOn Curls.
Waterfall Curtis, switches. furnished or
short notice, and in n manner not 10 he
cXcelicd IN AmcrIca.
SAUVAGEOT & nEEU,
dccl7 NJ. 80 Main street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made by or on be-
half OF the Council of the City of Wheeling
10 the Legislature of the State OF West Nir-
ginia at its next session, in January, 1871,
for the passage OF an act TO change and en-
tend the boundaries OF the city OF Wheeling
40 as TO include the territory contained
within the following limits: Beginning Ga
the Ohio river at point on the Western or
Ohio shore opposite TO Marshall's coal bank,
near the river, in Washingtown township,
Ohio county, West Virginia: thence by
direct line crossing the river and running
in n southeasterly direction, passing 10y the
entrance 20 said coal bank 10 the northeast
corner of the Steenrod bridge across Wheel
ing creek: thence by direct limo in
southwesterly direction 10 the mouth q
Fraz:ers run, In Richie township in said
county of Ohio; thence due south to the
south line OF Ohio county: thence west
with the line between the counties or Ohio
and Marshall, crossing tile Ohio river 10 the
Western or Ohio shore: thence up said
shore according 10 the several meGuderS ~
The river 10 the beginning.
c. ". i. ALLIS y.
QTAREiEH,
i. II. HALL,
j. VI. MAXWELL, G.
II. POLLOCK,
special Committee OF Council OF Wheeling.
December 9Th, 1870. decd
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A RADICAL exchange say GRANT is q
peace maker. So ia bull in china
Nh1H"
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NOTICE.

ALI PRISONS ARE HEREBY NoT1-
n fed that William Parker has no au-
ihOriiy 81 represent the Penu Mutual Life
Insurance Company in any capacity.
SAMUEL II. HUSEY, President
Philadelphia, Dec. 9Th, 1870.
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Thc Celebrated
Murray
*
Lannan's
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing Of all perfumes. for use
on the Handkerchief. 1t the Toilet.
and in the Bath, For sale BY al
Druggists and Per'umeu
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IN the counties OF Hancock, Brooke, Ohio
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