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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-14
R,rrgYnrS .1rOisnd.

On the night Of the 4th, the saloon OF
| brewers e. Wenzel was entered by burg
lars and upwards Of seventeen dollars
were stolen from the money drawer
The rascals took "square drink" and
left the empty bottle standing on the
counter.
Last Tuesday nigh. the dwelling Of
David Rice was entered by some "pro-
fessional." He found Dawes bed room,
found his pants lying on the bed, exam
ined the pockets, emptied Dawes wallet
of abort seven dollars and quietly lit
OUT" The same night John HarweIl's
boarding house was visited and valise
distracted. 1t was found next morning,
near the house, ripped open and contents
oyerhauled.
If we are not greatly mistaken, some
of these jail birds will wake up and find
themselves dead one of these fine morn
iugs.
Rrerifies.
New apples have appeared in our
M arket.
Crop prospects are much improved
since the late rains.
S. McIlroy has some valuable stock
to sell. Read Ills advertisement.
Wheat in Milwaukee, last Tuesday,
No. /, sl,l7, No. 2, sl,l2. Market
firm.
-Reichort has been improving his no
tel front, and buying fast horse. He is
bound to keep up with The times.
There were twenty-five clear days
during the month of June, and from The
18th to the end il was hot, hotter, hot
test.
Rev. VIM. Gill of River Falls
preached in the Congregationalist church
last Sabbath, in exchange with Mr.. Roc,
we believe.
Porter is re painting and otherwise
identifying his store, inside and out
When finished It will be very neat and
attractive.
e. Fl. Boustead, Of Trenton, with the
aid of one man, cut and bound 10 acres
of rye in l43 hours. The machine was
Marsh Harvester.
The amount of school money ap-
portioned by the State 20 Pierce county
for the year 1870. is $l4os.4o. The
apporiionmsns was made on the basis of
80 cents per scholar.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-14
RIVER NEWS.

MAIL BoATs-GoISG UP THIS WEEK.
Thursday-City of st. Paul
Friday-SuckeI State.
Saturday. Milwaukee.
Sunday-Davenport.
Monday-City Of st. Paul.
Tuesday-Sucker State.
Wednesday
GOING DOWN.
Thursday-Davenport.
FriGay-City of St. Paul,
Saturday-Sucker State.
Sunday Milwaukee.
Monday Davenport.
Tuesday-City of st. Paul.
Wednesday-Sucker State.
Mail boats going up are due at Prescott,
SIN. Goin down, due at noon each day.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-14

How Charles Dickens WIS beloved =
People who never heard of him before
ale mourning his loss and refuse TO be
comforted. A French paper in New
Orleans says: "Charles Dickens, the
great American romancer, died yesterday
Of apoplexy. He was the Walter Scott
of America" A Mississippi paper an.
nounced that "George Dickens, the well
known author of BOZ" and "The Mys.
terry of Drrism," is dead" And North
Carolina journal Celebrates about his
writing under the caption of "The
Death of Crate Author" Erchanqe.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-14

PERsoNAL.-While below, last week,
we passed pleasant hour with a warm
friend and former resident Of Pierce
County in the person Of Benjamin VIII.
cox, formerl, Principal Of the River Falls
School, but now of Valparaiso. Indiana.
Prof. Wilcox was for few years Psinci.
pal of the Valparaiso Collegiate lnsti-
tute, in which capacity be won tho high
esteem Of those come ftcd with the schoo..
and his fellow citizens. He is now at
the head Of the Public Schools of that
city, the trustees Of which are, at great
expense, erecting large and commod'ons
buildings for school purposes. - Els
seorsh Herald.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-14

RAILROAD MATTERs.-Col. Miller one
OF the engineer, of the West Wisconsin
Railroad, informed Us yesterday that
the iron had been laid to the Richard
son corners, or distance of eight miles
out from Augusta, aud that the work of
track laying is being pushed forward -
The distance by the survey from Eau
Claire to Augusta is but "a miles, and
the eight miles already laid leaves but
l6 miles more to put down TO finish the
road 10 Eau Claire. which will be CON-
pletod before our citizens will hardly re
alize the fact that we are ia communica-
ton with the rest of the world by rail.
-Eau Claire Press 7M inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07
REALa sRslArrn HRArsprRs! ..Tha fol.

REAg Eu4Jp ER4xsFgES fFhg fol
lowing Is q list d, decdS in fec admitted tc
record in ths Once Of The Recorder o
Ohio county, during de gsek ending Fri
day, Febthaiy 4. : -" - ava
.AS FbHd,q1H= 5lglRNlH, Clemens e.
George 6. Stooifre- Attachment in debt
Asserting d lien on 20 acres OF land and
the sdtn 6f $1$78.OOA and costs. fSigned
by the Clerk of The Circuit Court FILED
I sBssd Sisae ssuIsmSsBso.SsA, j Rob.
eHt Marshall and wife, to Water Marshall
for piece Of land onwestBlde Of road on
Oh 4#f' $780, s Admit
Deed made November II, 1859, BY A,
Bedillion irid wife to John Richey, for Al
acres and, So ,perches of land, adjoining
StAtG Hhe; and fdrnetly owned ~ %.
Armstrong; $9217. Admitted January 20.
Deed made January ID, 1870, BY A. B.
Caldwell and wife to Frank HGlt, for the
South half Of lot No. "a; ALSO decd Of
same date to Nicholas lille, for the South
half of lot No "a, Locust street, j. CalI;
Wells addition $500 each; q, Admitted
JANUARY 99!u hrh "SS lr'hi" ~
Deed made January 0,t1S7O, by Baltes
Edelc and wife to Benedict Speidel, for
their interest ID in lots Nos. 8 and 10, In
square. No. 8, South Wheeling; $3.50. Adj
nftted JANUARY 81. t5 s'f'0I'i"'''
noS,l made January % 1870 by Fred.
criCk Folmer and wife to Frederick
SChpelle, for lot, No, 51lin ]. Caldwclls
addition; $525. Admitted January 3l.t
-Deed4made ,FebFuaFyI 1870 by George
GFlmbaGker, and wife, TO David ChaTnOclE X,
EoGr! lot No. 3, III square No. s, Church
ills addition; 1909. Admitted same
day. an an I.lLH.ri.IT =,
Decd made February 2, 1870, by David
CharnOck and wife TO Charles o, Char.
mock and George A. Smith, for lot No. >
In square No. 8 Chnrrhill's addition; 5000
Admitted same day. a ilt !l ~,
Deed made February l, 1870, by G. ID.
Hubbard and wife to Matthias Neidcrt,
for the east half Of lot No. 200 German
street, Centre Wheeling; 81 300. Adj
mltted February I'd. IT. 81
Deed made January 81, 1870, by A. B.
Caldwell and wife to Nicholas Bauman,
for lot No. 49 on Preston street, Cald-
wells addition I; 1900. Admitted ,Fcbru-
ary I'd: r"}i r7u,n i.N r.tlif ibor
Deed made February /, 1870, BIZ Mat!
thias Neidert and wife to Adalbert Merz,
for all interest ID in lot No. 2G8, Filh
Ward Centre Wheeling. 1870 Admit
ted February Cd. = ~ t,' +. {.
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River News !.

The river continues to reeede slowly
but steadily. Last evening the marks
showed but six feet sixinches in the chan
nel. M r2fi .nt
The Hudson got away Saturday AFTER
ternoon with q fair trip. " 5,.ar' :,
The local packets were on hand as
usual Saturday, hut the business done was
not larta.r tgp1li"7 g 'hh! Il.
Considerable, interest was manifested
yesterday in The arrival Ofthe Major An
derson and Arlington, coming up the river
ftdtn Cincinnati Groups Of MEN and
boys could be seen along Tic landing al
the afternoon, awaiting the appearance Of
the steamers around the bend at.the Bel!
mont mills, and about half past six they
were gratifsd r ;At llAt hour, the, Arlllg1
ton blew her whistle and in a few minutes
thereafter was at the wharf Al dispatch
was received from ParkeBburg'a short
time before the Arlington arrived thatthe
Major Anderson bad broken one Of bel
wheels, yesterday morning, while back
ing out from tho landing at that place!
The Anderson, however, had not been
racing, but attending to her regular busi!
ness. When these packets left Cincinnati
the Arlingtonihad 100 tons of freight, the
Anderson eco. iWspresume this is as
Capt Muhlenan desires. He Is willing,
we have no doubt, TO attend 70 the trade
along the river; and lot, others run their
boats for the fun Of, the thing. The An.
detsoa iS'aavertised 10 leave. for ChcinI
natt .to;morroy afternoon b. 8 O'clock,
We trustquf shippers will mot forget this
fact. aiaiI siHn, r2!E All hp,"1r "b
The Arlington will pass down to-mor;
row night at 9o'cIoek. She Is repre-!
sented 10 have superior passenger accom-.
modations. NJ T'.a l,N , ~. a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

BuRGIAhs ApoUT.-We heard Of seY-
cnl burglaries last Friday night; aIl l6cs-
ted in East Wheeling. The store Of Mrs.
Burns, corner Of, Sixth and ZSHy strfelets,
was entered andIalot Of canned ftuit, dan
dies, &C.. carried away, IN attempting 70
force open q door leading to the second
story Of tue house, witch Is occupied as a
dwelling, the burglars alatnetltKe family,
anil were compelled to depart. They lcft
behind tItm i huge club, resembling the
weapon of that character used by sAvagcs,
sometimes, in dlspatOlingI thGiF CaptiVes!
The boarding house Of Mrs. Dorsey on
Centre street, Int a short distance from
the premises Of Mrs. Burns, was entered
tlesamc night. What success tho raScals
had, our informant could not state .f'
The store of Mr.. Ackcr IN the same
ncighhorheod was tried, but TIC family in
the same or adjoining building, we do not
remember which, htarl them operating,
mil giving the alarm tile burglars lett in
d hurry They llhl not succeed In effect
ing M entrance. y ~
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POLICE COuRT.-Tle Interest In the
sessions Of this, Court appears % wanG, as
the weeks wear away. There was, thcrs
fore, but u comparatively small attend.
Ance Saturday morning, The cases were
but few, although what they lacked in
numbers was made upin OutrageOusncss.
Henry Davis was up On charge of Dis
orderly conduct and his. guilt cleaEIy es-
tahlishell. II required twelve or fourteen
dollars to settle the fine and costs. rt''r'o~
Henry Almond was arraigped for as.
saulL We aI,clieve Almond was one Of
the parties who attacked young BlanCIyS,,
Friday eftornoon, on the landing; 7 We
believe, TOO, thatlie Is acknowledgements
divldual who had a beautiful gaAh cut IL
his head with q brick bat in Tue aforesaid
scrimmuge: Right Or wrong IN these con
lectures, We arc certain thatA was fined
twenty dollars and COLTS, 4 Whether he
paid or was committed total ;wS hsSp moi
6Gch inlOrmsl' up totaai ps4sdt Wiling
Sarah RIchaEdapnS tie t'fgmaiPI who
made the streets ring Friday evening with
her. drunken scteeShts, ,wGs tho lastqase
heard. SHE told a pilIfll storyabouthHV'
ing come to. this side Of the rive. expect
ing to receive a letter through the Post
Office here, suninOning her % tho Qtld
Country; and, promising IL releaSed yhis
time che would depart and trouble. this re-
gion no more, she was suffered to go with
out the infection Of the penalty usual In
such cases. - tt"Muf'p?luJ
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NEwcoNB's MEsri.ELs This Justly
celebrated troupe is advertised to give
two entertainments in this city, The
opening performances will come 6ff to:
night, at Washington Han No 6andlof
ministries Inns a better reputation than
NewcOmb's Our people have had proofs
Of what this troupe can do, in other years.
All the members are llrstclass in the pro
fcssion, and ii will be something strange
If they me not greeted on both evenings
with tremendous houses. -. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

Crncurr CoUffsTt APR 65hptiy at9 o'clock
Saturday, afternoon the bell on, the Court
House was rung to call together those who
are interested in the sessions of the Cir
cult Court how being held diGre.l The
Judge and IN attorney or two repaired to
their several positions, but after few
minutes passed In arriving ut tie conclu.
sion that there WIS no busincssteady for
transaction, an adjournment was had un-
az a. a,,, F ur,t 10 - TrE .r'I T'ltF tttT
vi O-Hay. .-.s g saui rail. mi at lra ,y.a,t
opAs tho Court Of Appeals will not be- in
session this morning, Judge Melvin will
have the entire day for his Court, com
mencing at o'clock. Il "tll y .,,.3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

HISTORICAL socrETY,-We DESIRE our
readers lei not % forget The meeting Of The
State Historical Society to be held in our
city, Wednesday, next at eiP. NJ This
session viii be devoted more especially to
business, Rbut the public will not be eN-
cludcl-rather, eyerybodyiS invited to be
present. In the evening, papers pertinent
to tho occasion will,bs read by President
Pcndloton, Of Bethany College, President
Martin, Of the University, and General
sttothcr, (Portc Cay6n) Of Berkeley
SPRING. This meeting will pc held, in the
lecture room ofFourthstreet NJ, E! Church.
No charge for admission to either meet
ing. Every seat should he OCcupied.aeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

From Ho5tIk DAILY JOurns!, Dte-1i, 1892. iia
KosKoo-This mediSine Is rapidly gain
ing the confidence of the people, and the
numerous testimonials OfiisWirtues, given
by practitioners of medicine, leave no
doubt TINT 1t Is Balo and reliable remedy.
for IMPURTTY OF THE BLOOD, LIVER Dis
RARK, &C. pi.n' HINH nor pfGl n ~.
The last Medical Journal contains M ar!
tiCleI fnom Prof, r IS. Newton, II. d.,
President Of the il Medical College, city Of
NewtYork, that speaks in high termsnf
its curative properties, and gives . special
Recommendation OF KoskOo to the practi-
tioners ofmediCine. This Is, We believe,
the first instance whore such medicines
have been officially endorsed BY the Fac.
ulty Of any of the medical colleges, and
redects great credit upon the skin Of DR.,
Lawrence, It's cOmpounder, and also puts
"%KskoOI in the VAN. Of all other lnedi-
cines Of the present day.. .l d&wr:
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lToM THua1g-Thms WhoMa admirers
Of small things, should call ut the Market
street Jewelry Store and sec the "Tom
Thumb" clock. II Is the smallest time
piece made In the shape Of a clock, and d.
most perfect and accurate aiper ~ y.
Every clock guaranteed. Call at 01toby
IEDufleli's, . few doors BELOW McEnre
House and Zee Clocks, Watches, Jewelty,
SpcCtacIes, &C, %" r. "' '''I: ~ ~ " ,, ,,,'
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suPRExE QoUkF 6EoArPRGIs, Satur'
day, February 9Th, 1s7O.-The Courtsa
pursuant 70 a4lournmPnft;; present, al the
'? IasSai 'gFsaRsss, u IRga240f4yS8ed by
RtSlslt0 for EhS SpPeIhhty and lSaatoh 4
7OaslaIOa fEappahees, and submitted. q
Atan earlier hour than Usual the Court
odIQP ysp y! va Tuesday l morning EshFq
Ths' Sa IL IabiS V Be called i Sr argu.
meat G in1At he 10 u Of TIC GGdA u
morrow morning, arc; the same as publIsh'
cd in Saturdays 1NTEILIGENcER. IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

ADMITTED TO PRoDATE,-Thc last will
and testament of the late John Mendcl
was admitted to probate last week. The
instrument was written and signed several
years since. The dcccascd's widow, Mrs.
Ann Mendel, and his son, Curran, were
named rs Exccutrix and Executor, respec-
lively 10 'H 'i 'a''-'
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GEO. R.TAYrDR q Co, will open this
morning, another LOT ufnew and beautiful
Bow and Sash Ribbons also, Point Ap-
plique and Popllu Collars, and Vel Gren'
adineain all colors. All Of which the
ladies will be glad to know. raptl ~ %.
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Posr OErcE CHANGES Simon 2
TennAnt has been appointed Post Muster
at MoOresyille, Mouongalin county, vice
Isaac N. Litman, resigned; also Moses
Steel NJ Pleasant Valley, samc county,
vice Elisha Calender, resigned, ,.,'' l.
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a vG"EsIo, rn4 n)9DoP5 ! q
'The lICs Of tho fesA 10 ln tho Dloo4," 10 a
scrIptuFRf nt8ih' thlt hetSnr6 ptbvSR IA ID true.
The slsalk ri Raa blood a. Up cAgsF9 lOt
many ,dleO4Sos and IKE many Il regular opinions
this Of bad blood a founded llp tEP!h. az
The SypptemS Of bad blood Ars usually quite
plaIn-bad DIgestipn7 cPu4es imperfect nutrt'
tioq, sud consequently tho circulation 4ieehlle,
the son tissues lose their tone and elasticity, and
hetongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered will passy, white coat This colai'
tion soon ShnwB Itself In F0UghHSsS Of thoHEin,
than'iu1HuPFNEmd-u LGHHGTrvR diseaSes'Hnd
when longrautinued, rcsplts tpPeFious LESSONS Of
the BraIh, ttvSF, Iuhgj, or dFiuGfy APPARATUS.
Much vCry MUCH suffering y caused by Impure
blood. It Il estimated by some that onc.hfth'qf
the human family arc affected with scrofulA In
some form.
whGa tbN ylppt hgpue, sgus4re not Y lAhi9
to any disease. Many !mpaFItlcs oEtkt Blood
arise rom impure diseases Of large cities. Rradi'
cate every npurIty from the fountain OF life, and
good spirits, fair skin and vital strength will 70.
'%Hsn+t9tT. D XOI II II D
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BOARD OF REersTRAuoS.- Tho Board
Of Registration for this county win have a
meeting this morning at 1OGclock, in the
Garnd Jury room, to investigate the case
ola party said to have bccen unlawtully
registered previous % the 4lei slllplylipn4 J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

SADDLRKY.-A SchwertfGrger, No. Ito
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&C., and is now ready to serve his former.
customers and the community GENERALLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

BIZ RENTING, and applying the rents 70
tie purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler % Wilson
Sewing Machine. WIN. Sumner & Co.,
Agents, No: SO Monroe street, Wheeling.
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FIJI Einr IailaRlS36 + sERIoa,!.@ I GsverTdy at
IssE.GIG!, Rev SdGll6nix, past6t6l
Fourth st5set' ME. Chdtch, preachod,a
sermon Of Temperance in Good Templars'
Hail. qSLdih street 2 ThsSttehtahco wds
fair. During several months last year
sermons on thSt subject w8erG preached
rcgtnatIyi every Sunday dfetnOoac antl
.whilG dley G%ep Icuuthued the interest
kept increasing. a e some ON tca.He, NOT long
since, these interesting serylccs, were Stls-
pended, and the elect was soon perccpti-
.blaEinf theiddclining tonditioaqfthe Order.
1t haSb6t12 determined TO resume opera,
tons in ltliat direction, and .toSSakeny II
possible; astEdhger and teeperi4tsrestIin
cause 50 highly pr pm Of thO gene
raj public gooi ,Ir,i.J ,I1 d,rB h,yi
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nor SALE@TttE UNDER: Ia n,
u signed Offers Tor sale Lot 10. ~, In HI
situated on tho c6tIGr Of Quincy and Sixth ~.
There ID good Brick and Frame House on the
corner, containing FOlul9, wltb water and gas
thToughoh(| and one Of the UeSt eellAra In the
city. There Is In connection good stable aud
carriage house. On tic south End Of the lot
theFS n afoQd fame lIqus4 With AVE- rooms,
ff6nf III Eikh EItrG6A LThiS BtA SSly. deSlrA.
80 location. Parties wishing 10 purchase will
please call at So. Boyd'S WhOlCsalu Shoe Store.
No. 50 Main Street.
noV9a.H NJ. T, WAfAAN.
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/! mn II. AEEpS Portrait Painter. If
Philadelphia, having located at T. Horn
brooks Bdildld8 NbA I1Ssl Main street,
second floor, Iwill he happy to see his
friends or patrons at any lime, where
specimens may be seen.
Il fnstrdCtloli given In Landscape Paint.
mo m ono / 'Frnu,Ni -I.1NT .r"I I
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DILIAItD AND EATING SALOON
DFOR SALE-I am authorized TO sell the
Eating and Billiard Saloon Of John Il. WarnAfelt,
deceased, under Washington Hall. The three BILL
lizard tables, the bar fixtures; furniture &C., are
OF tho very best description, This - without
doubt the beat money. making embellishments Of
dc Kind II he ely, THQS. O'BRIEN,
IaaaS ~ w ~ :RelRstNo AEaht.
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lLAERINoE1AL-There was q decided
improvement In matrimonial matters last
G9i SSsFJFg9 % g 9!SaBs b
6drdcr Woods. q, - .,,ai'a. ""il
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NOR SALE TO CLOSE AN Els. ~ IN
q, TATE.-Ths arstclays DWELLING
HOUSE,, situated on the north east cbrhOf !! -
Mrs. Carter! There IL it1ll lot and the house e
In ~ good condition as the day It was built;
everything about ithG premises In thorough r.
pair. Possession given on the 1St Of April. 1870
Apply 70 & i"I'F" 800 J. i. LEWIS,
deeIH M. Mcclure Homo, WheellnG, W. Va
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'Ea0ROsALE.-ONE OF'TtE MOST
u desirable Lots. on tho. Island, fronting the
river IS feet, about 100 feet deep, corner Water
and Ohio streets, below and convenient 70 the
bridge, With 4 splendid, yiew Of wharf and lower
part Of tho city, ,,,,,,
Eoh9 W. . |l.'h'' |, IRWIN,
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THE Partridge Joint Stock Company
have received q new lot Of those handsome
Oval Velvet Gases for Porcelain Pictures.
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meeting ofthe Young Mems
Christian Association Will le held this
evening". 'f'7'i r a, ~, IN I,
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GheMttalIf1 qaetrCtr.
o. .'FH j. t,'7h 1 ~ is
MoNDAY, FRRRuARY !, ls7o.
New Advertisements.

as.aSj New Advertisement. 90. q
Steamer Major Anderson, . ','..I.. !! /.
Steamer Arlington. a i W, ADJ :
For Rent. b9rg yran"7'
For Sale or Rent. 7.Ll
Flour, Cheese, Lake and Smoked Fish.
NJ. Reilly . t',a tNa' #'.i'' "
LinsOed OIL, yarnisIn, Soap, &e-Laugll.
lin, Smith & Co. o. slr. ~
Valuable Lots For Sale. 1'E. ''s, ", II. i
List of Letters. i.S o.. al.r.N
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE.-I5O SHARES "ONE
IL Hundred DolIArA Each," Of Stock In the Ma.
tI0nll Glass Manufacturing Company. Books for
subscription open at the Works, bcllalEc, OhlO,
'" Paf '"U =. ' w -" JAMES CRANGLE,
EthB H'''1 ~ f.r a'N President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

DIOR SALE-THE UNDER. IN IN
e SIGNED offers for sale the HonBO and hi
Lot which he occupies OIL Chapllne street, ~
between Webster aud Third streets. Centre
Wheeling, with two ANAL houses on the buck
pGFt Of tic lot. This property IL In good order
and In 10 convenient and pleasant part Of theciy.
Terms very moderate, II application Is made I'm
NV .z,AJoHN ARMSTRONG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-07

" G.G.GyFFS-FOR SALE, sa8
on The promises, between 10 and 4SYH
o'clock, "WEDNESDAY, FehruAry9, 1870 thAt@fI1h';-
valuable Grain, Grape and dra1ing Farm, be-
longing TO tho Cochran heirs, Of $50 acres, miles
from Bridgeport and MARTINEZ Ferry, between
pixies leading 10 each place.
advantages, call on n. II. Cochran, NJ Peck &
COehrAn'B law ofice, Wheeling, .ar
ApprAiBcd al $1,000. jalS