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IRON the largest Manufacturing Chemist IN
tic World 7

NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
u nm acquainted with Mr.. II. T. uom-
o"'d; he occupied the Drug Store cppo,
site my rcsii!cncc, and was successful IN
conducting tbs business where the otbera
had not been equally 50 before him. I
have Leen favoraLly impressed with bis
character ard enterprise. j.
49, VIM WEIGI1TMAN,
Firm OF Powers &. Weig ightmnn, Manu-
fscturiug Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, rhilalc'pLia.
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IA Maae Of P2or Rum. WhisSey, Froof 1pir
~.
tpplrr on to drI,nt and rnin but nro Atrlie
M11icine, uaio from tho Native Roots and
Il TRe2 FEE % 81 f1D
PURIFIER snd LIFE GIVING PRIJ-
CIPLLi, perfect Ecnovaior aud InviYora:or
CT the IS system, carrying off all poisonous matter,
rnd rcs.nrius the blood tn n healthy condition.
No person can tako thrso Bitters, nceoriug TO
directions, rai remain long ulwcN.
500 will bo given for arr incur.lhle esse pro.
1'oisons or other means, nad the vital organs
Fer H me eSa: snd ie5 Gbronio nheu.
eoss;oa. Bilious i;e8iitents snd Inser-
Eiwer, s hidneys, ana Bladder I 'thcsS ,GTa. Bis.
tors hsvo bccn iiiost sncteasfal.. Such Dis
oasos nrc cause, by Vitiatod Blood, which
i ssnSssnIy Pr.:nc.i r3 ~ datansslaens OF tho
NifoynSi Tasy inSisofate tho stomach nnl stimulate
" IN s I fSs Soa sh' n
Ill Impurities, and ilnpirttins new life and visor
TO the Whole System. 80
Pain in the Shoulders, Con:l,I, ri.h.ness OF tS5
Chest Dizziness, Corr Stomach, B:sl Tasto In
the AIoath, bilious Altac;:i, P.!Iitation Of tho
the regions of the Kidneys, and e hundred other
painful symptoms which ere ths ofsprings OF
oRsas se are fHfs osi osso venc1:- hsTs
its impurities burstirX through the skin i'll Pira-
ples. Erultiona, CIR Sores; cleanse it when Is
foul, and your feelings viii tell yolI when. Kecp
the blood pure and ths health Of tho systeln win
-YPIN, TAPE, rntl other woRsIs, lurking 70!
tfh System &c so any t!iousn:di, ars cloctus1y
deetIoyrl and r, moved.
For full directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four laDsuuses-
Enl,lisb, German, French, and Spanish.
j. WALKER, 90 6<s& Commerce Street. N. z. :
Proprietor. II. II. LcDt3NALD & CO., Il /,
Drusyists and General AScnta
San Francisco, California, and 81 and 81 Com. z
,-r' i=z: u ESLD EY aI4L DRUGGISTS AND
DEALElS. .y... .. ~~s->or-~-'.. -
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To Physicians. 81
NEW YORK, August 18th, ICES.

->Ah) 1OLi, lSUS.
Allow mo 10 call your attention 70 nv
preparation Of COMPOUND EXTRACT
HUclIU. The compoucn. parts oro
bCcliu, LONG LEAF, CUBEBs, IT.
NlrEE BERRIES. :
MODE. OF pRErAEariox.-Buchu :,
yaeuo. Juniper Berries, Ly dslila,ion. 20
form line Gn. CullcLs extracted lv dis
placement with spirits obtained from Juui-
per Her'ies; very little sugar is used and
swali proportion Of spirit. 1t is more
r"!;.'atle than any new to use.
h"chu' as prepared by Druggists, is of
" dark color. It Isl plant that omits its
fragrance; the action Of flame DESTROYS
this ets active princip!e,) leaving dark
and glu''nous decoc,ion. Mine is lie color
'ot ingredients. The Duchuiu nv nre,sr.
alton rredomina'es; the smal!oa quantity
of The other ingredients are added to nro-
vent fermentation; upon inspection, it will
hc founl not to be Tinc.ure, as made in
fharmacop9a, nor is it q Syrup-an]
therefore can be used in cases where fever
or inflammation exists. In this, you have
tho knowledge Of the ingredients md the
mode Of preparation.
Hoping that YOU will favor it with n
trial, and that upon inspection it will meet
with your appreciation,
With n feeling Of confidence, ..'-:.
an', very respectfully,
II. 4. HELNBOLD.
Chemist and Druggist Of .le Years Ex.
pericucc.
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Cj2.razE,z;
/ L zza:zscZ .T::'oz Sale.

I OFFER st private sale about
K 600 &CES,E CE LAND, u
portion oi MY Plantation, lying five
miles South OF Ninety-six Depot, G.
& c. Railroad. on the waters Of Bcac-
c:.Narn;snd Ninety Six Greeks.
Ih~ TRACT is wcll-watcrc1 and
wooded, and can be divided advan-
;sscoas!3' ito three: perhaps into Eve
Tracts.
If not sc!d before the first Novcra
ber next: It will I've SOLD in parcels at
ruth" oatcry to tho highest Lid.Ier oi
which Cue notice will be given.
r. G. n. DUNOSANT.
Sent. 1G, 1870. p. II
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|; HHEhNDolD's = FLUID ExrRAor AND In
4 PROVED g We i. RosE WAsn will radically ex,sr,.
inmate from tue system diseases arising
from habits Of disspa'ion, at little expense
little or no change III diet, no iueonve-
nience or exposure; completely supposed,
ing1those unpleasant aud dangerous reno mo-
dies. C0paiva and, Mercury, in all these
diseases. j,,., n,n ...I aI! f.,
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MON .EsG<
TO the Needy

nUR CUSTOM ERS and FRIENDS
" will remember that we solu
our GOODS SOLELY upon the cx-
pcctation Of receiving Payment for
them OH or before thG 1Sc Oi:tchrr.
"Timc about is fair r!;V." We
need money to carry on our business.
We have assisted you-nou Aclp US and
save that heavy interest.
Our accounts for 1869 must be
eloscd-tricndly if VIC eau, forcibiy if
wo must.
WALLER & BROTHER.
Sept %, 1870, eft '
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C,NNT SIGNILI.S.

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The following Hamed persons Lave
rci:;ht in the Dcpot:
II L Edwards, W Me- 'oobs, J L
Scott, il. VI. Lawson, J 2 4'alhu2n:
4 L Nidcman, W l. Pratt, Isa;.,,,
Branch.
J. ". MARSHALL,
Agent.
ENPHESs.-C S Banks, L S Coshv,
ID Wyatt Aiken, Jane NJ. Boyd, Wick
li!c < Wakefield, Vim. McNvil!; + M
Mitchell, JOHN Combs: Mrs. J. ;;olasl:a
L u Jay.
G.. Y. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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. USE 1IELMDoLDs ,FLU1p EXTRACT '''''
'bucnU in al! diseases Of these organs,
whether existiag in male or female, from
whatever cause originating, and NO .nattev|'"I =
OF how long standing. 1t is pleasant in
taste and odor, "iminediste" 10 action, and ]
moro strengthening than any Of lIe prepar-
tons osBirk cfqfon. Q aTsj&Gi2 od3 O
Those suffering zftom <brokeu,doNh drua
delicate eo4psAtitup!i0ns, procure the remedy ,ss
~ once. odI TT laoga
The resisF mus! be- y'as, hpweyes atIy
fsiight rafy BE- tue attack Of the abovsyais1 al
eases, it Is certains to; affect the bodily!
health sRdimeltap powers. 10 NOT"rfi.0 1eb
All above dl.sasssteV Vriadaifs ths aid ;sAa
[of q DSis! ." %. o.
tEH tETHRAcr1RCCylH5II5 ais ,aIsyg gseas,D Diore.iorsv
ii Sold'by fDfuggats dserswhsresl t'.l0 "
Pntos -s$i.25p per Bottle! oY "a ..botties.s a'
fof 90, ,so'w,Rslfsfe l a asdd5s;s. dp.'s a
bR4escriSS sSmpE TONS il al cemhpn asiieps.a RI
AddEsssuHs III REEMBoLD, Dug :
and Cbsmicalo ieBSus4 584t broadway, eo.
New 9ssss'' Hss II '''s,' m .o'ss 9'Sa ss@ s". . S, J.
~ oi ,SNID LsIET01 10 HTiGJ'i ~
I ~ err sHl0 eaoii13,li yaa q, ,neLiinos s'9
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steeI-engraved wIalpessitht fac-sinnilo, iu,..
fm4 oSe~;eh ~,;ehBiaAsas,HH6geJ,
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r. ruly 8, 1870, II, 12ml li.-s sess u. 0ast.
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:oi* c. tac>. i2 o".: sal :::Y, Nnt ,:aai1c,l flo
M"at s:".;::.acn! III j.:v;@ America.
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BuNYAN's COMPLETE WoEKs--lt is
with pleasure that We announce To the
good people Of our city, that IN opportn-
will be given them during the prcscrt
week and next month, for the first time.
OF securing the complete works Of the
world renowned author of THE Pilgrims
Progress, "IIoly War &c. The volume
has been well styled "a whole library Of
Religious knowledge in itself" and al
though the present and oniy edition Of ii
published in this country is printed on the
finest of tinted paper, with clear type and
pronscly Illustrated with fine steel
and wood cngravings, making book
Of nearly 500 pages of reading matter,
and handsomely US well rs durabIy bound,
it costs but little ifany more than "a copy
ol"Thc Pilgrims Progress alone. We
notice that many OF 0ur most prominent
cilizcnsas well rs ministers have endorsed
the work hy subscribing for il; and those
of them who have already received and
examined it can testify to the above, As
Mr.. Creighton. the agent, guarantees to
every subscriber that the work is al that
il is repre- nntcd to be, we trust that when
he calls on our citizens they will ut least
examine the work whether they purchase
or not, md show him that they can both
appreciate and encourage one who isinliy
determined to deal fairly and honestly
with them.
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LECTURE OS EIyoCUTIoS-Wc lear
that Prof Kidd will shortly deliver q
course Of lectures gu Execution in this
city. lie visits this STATE under the aGspi.
cts OF Prof \. D. Williams, State Super.
in,cndent Of Free Schools, and We trus.
us many Of our citizens will avail them
selves q: the opportunity TO hear Prof h.
as can at all make il convenient He will
also give instructions in reading and elo-
culiou and should have large classes in
both departments The lectures areto be
delivered in the large hall Of the Female
College Announcement Of the particu.
lar, will bc made in due time
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WoRKs.--
The machinery in the engine works of
Mcssrs. Hobbs, Taylor & Co., located
across the creek above the foot of Fourth
street, is being transferred to the new
building of the same firm near the south
end of the Baltimore and Ohio passenger
depot. We arc informed that company
has been organized to enter quite extern
sivcly into the manufacture Of asricuI-
tural implements, and that the building
first mentioned is to be occupied for the
purpose. A large foundry is to be erect
cd MS soon Us il can be done. The latest
improved wood and iron working ma
chincry will be put into the establishment,
which it's intended shall be iirslC!.:Ss We
are gratiIicd to see this branch otmanulac.
lures nausurntcd in our midst. There
could be no more favorable point, rs We
have wood, IRON and fuel in abundance, and
all in close proximity 10 each other Our
shipping facilities both by rail and river
are excellent. The proprictors have our
best wishes Tor their success.
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TRAINS DELAYED--ThC passenger
train on the IIemphcld was detained sew.
cral hours in reaching the city on Mon
day, by the breaking ofthc engine. Near
~ all the fixtures on one side Of the loco
motive were torn Off Another engine
had to be substituted, and its pumps leak
cd so badly that the train on Tuesday did
not arrive here until3PM ItleR on the
return trip nbout9 o'clock the same eve
ming, and did not reach Washington UNI
til O'Clock yesterday morning, The
train came down yesterday about on time,
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M EhN ~ rEA ~, --''lf iFAN'@''
vii remember that ]! ~Ss pEiTSsal 10
hold ! cOnyenti0a in Ser YofE d.. SEQ
,c,rf.,, !. =. ,n,.,;,,,.4,y .o,.,,..,,,.
'''' -
yves rom Az tAe ETahseiicAi denoshi'ia'
lions Of Christians ia the world The
war in EurCus and ttbe, causes ore.
...,..t. IN ,,,..,. ~ on
- -, 500 -','''', I'm 'A'' n
"of!H a NUMBER, however, came
over, ard several Informal meetings
were held Among the thin. done was
j. -
vac ''iA' .''' ''''' "'''> -
tAe year 1871 he Observed q ""etE OF
Prayer" and also the adoption Of 4 pro-
granme ia he tolIowed wbsrrycr pr,ru.
- "a, 80,
'AD'e' We El'c" ei''l'e
SCSD4r, Jan. l.--Serm6Hs'-SubJect
Inspiration 81 Holy the scriptures II. sum
cheney and sole authority i0' religious
faith and practice.
MoSDAY, Jan. 2-Prayer-GTa'ei1l re-
view Of The past, calling for renewed con
iidcncc, and for increased deYotedness
humiliation for the wor!dliHess Of the
Church, and for national sins, provoking
Divine Judgments.
+ TUESDAY. Jan. 3--inycr 'or nations
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sngvED HN RiGuT bolivar z Pr.
IT va t,eiusr Esquire Gilie.sYy, yesttniaf
On complaint made s4;a.a,t him By Thsss
MaKeon. The ssiIsvii sled alleges hat
Porter write compla.nao, : threatening
letter, dellaring i ceEtlia iaayazge, s.E!
To have beeu used By MtEs5a, was nc. n
tracied, be wooid be held 70 psrspnal X
spanslbiliiy--he would be ~embelltshed. :"
&c McEeoa. Therefore, made oath thas
he was in dread d Porter. and asked ,hA,
he be pat under bond 10 keep the peace,
The testimony was fully heard at the eH.
animation Porter acknowledged, also
that he had written the offensive letter.
lie was required to give bond IN the sum
Of 800 70 keep the peace lot one year
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JOYOUS OCCASIONAL large number Of
children connected with the Episcopal
Mission Sunday School in East Wheel
ing, enjoyed fine dinner, yesterday,
furnished them by those who have ulIi
school in charge. The occasion was an
event in the lives otmany or'thC
little ones and will long be remembered
by them. 1t is said to have been q very
pleasant affair throughout,
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IIORNEROoK's IIALL-Thc attendance
at IIornbrook's Hall, last evening, 10 hear
Mr.. Wilson's lecture on SpirituAlism, was
quite large Notwithstanding the inclement
weather. Mr.. W. held scancc AFTER the
lucurc, and rad The character oil u mum
Der present. The audience listened nj
lcntivrIy to everything that was said, and
dispersed with conflicting opinions Ms to
the views Of tho lecturer, Mr.. W. speaks
again tonight
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George ALFRED TOwNsEND.-Onc OF
the most remarkable lCttcr-writcrs con
nectcd with the newspaper press OF the
country is the gentleman whose name
heads this paragraph. OF him Don Piatt
has said that he has, in manner, revolu.
lionixcd Washington letter writing, in
that he has furnished such personal, his
torical and philosophical sketches and
criticisms AS have attracted widespread
attention from the American public, and
given new phase to the journalism Of the
country. From few pens have so many
gems been dropped gems that have been
taken up aud reproduced in the newspaper
press as specimens not rnly Of fine
writing, bnt of brilliant criticism and
keen, familiar acquaintance with the in
side characteristics of public lifea ut Wash
ington. -
The subject that Mr.. Townsend will
speak upon tonight at Washington Hall
Is one that affords him fine field for the
exercise OF his powers and The display OF
his acquaintance with the influences that
govern us. Those who heard his lecture
on the PENNSYLVANIA Dutch" know how
humorous and quaint are his rcmincs'
ccnccs, and with what facility he draws
upon his Imagination for illustrations
about all sorts OF people Tonight VIC
may expect an interesting and instructive
varictyin the way of things new and old
and in the way of inside and outside
views Of politicians at Washington an(
their constituents in the several districts
Those, therefore, whowant to hear n bril-
liant man talk upon au interesting THEME
will enjoy the opportunity this evening
And all such persons can procure seats il
advance nj IEamilton& IIiNrdings Music
ISlorc any time to-day,
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OFF DUTY.-Judgc Johnston was not on
duty in his Office, yesterday, the injury
he sustained in falling on tho icr' last
Tuesday, preventing his appearan &c in
his accustomed place. We trust he will
soon be able to resume operations against
vice and crime, us well as the ransac-
ton Of tie large amount OF civil business
constantly passing through his Office.
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PREsESTs.-Thcrc is no more desirable
present than u suit of clothes such as is
gotten up in the latest style by ]. 7.
Lakin & Co, No. 81 Monroe street. Call
and examine their stock as they take
pleasure in showing goods. Remember
the place is Monroe street, three doors
south of Market.
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pnoro Cnyons, at Brown * Higgins,

PnoTO.C RAYON.-The liberal manner
in which the citizens Of Wheeling greeted
our introduction Of Rembrandt photo
graphs, has induced us to bring out tho
new Plato CrGyoa. All VIC nsk for this
picture is an examination. On its merits
and the good taste OF the public VIC base
our hopes Of success.
Call and sec specimens ut the Partridge
Gallery.
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BUSINESS The CIarkson Boat Club
mean business. A day Or two since they
tclcgraphrd for q boat Of the best model,
md during the coming season will give
practical Illustrations OF what thorough
drill and organization will Ito in aquatic
pnnriu
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pmoro Crayons, at Brown Il Higgins.

JEwELIY, &C.-OxtOby " Dutlicld, nj
IOl Market street, below Mcclure House,
have a full line of gold and silver watches
and chains, every style Of jcwclry. breast.
pins, earrings, gold and silver sPectacles,
silver and plated ware, fruit.knives, nap
kin.rings, goldpens and pencils, clocks OF
every style and price. Call ut the Market
Street JcwcIry Store, below Mcclure
House.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was made
before EsQr GiIlcspy, yesterday, by Louis
Bacmbcrgcr that Nathan Dunn had used
such language and INDUCED in such dem
constructions towards him us to seriously
mar his peace, and he, therefore, demand
cd redress Tor the wrong done him. Dunn
was arrested, but before the investigation
was commenced, the parties compromised
the matter, and they left the Justices Of
flcc, apparently with no i'll feelings to
wards each other.
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RAILROAD MEETGNG.-Read what is
said on the first and second pages about a
meeting 10 bG held this afternoon ut the
lNTELLIGEScEH Office, to see what can be
donc abouta railroad from Bridgeport up
Wheeling creek
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LEG BRoKEN.-Last evening us Miss
Lydia Warden was returning from Fourth
Street NJ. Il. Church to her brothers resi-.
dencc on Quincy street, shc slipped on
the ice and fell, breaking one oil her legs.
The accident happened in front Of Mr..
DclapIain's residence. Miss w. was taken
to her brothers house, and received pro
per surgical attention.
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FNozEN Yrs The water pipes about
the Court House and lookup fro1c and
burtod during the recent "coIdsnap."
WorEmcn were engaged yesterday, re,
pairing dan ages.
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Pnoro Crayons, at Brown Il Higgins

JUMPER Tan soar" cures chappCd hands
Saltrhcum, pimples, and all cutaneous affections,
rendering the skin son and smooth. Mauuhct
tursd by CASwELL, HAZARD h CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
ny2t.M, Tn. .d&w.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXmnTrIoN,-The
Sunday School connected with the Island
NJ E. Church will give an exhibition this
evening, commencing at : o'clock. The
occasion promises to be one OF more than
ordinary interest. Admission-adults,
u cents; children, 10 cents,
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SALE OF TlCKETs.-Thcs sale Of tickets
for reserved seats TO Mr., To wnscnds lee
turc tonight at Washington Hall, COM
mcnccd yesterday morning. and was
quite satisfactory. A number OF very
eligible seats remain unsOId, and we
would advise an early call this morning
TO secure them.
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PEounEssING FAvoRADLY.--The com
mittcc engaged in securing subscriptions
for the erection Of new church on the
Island, arc meeting with fine success.
Already about inelhousand dollars have
been pledged and the canvass is not yet
completed 1t Is designed to erect Il
building to cost from fifteen to twenty
thousand dollars.
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Police CoUWr-Thcrc was large at
tendance at the Police Court, yesterday
morning, and the docket promised to yield
more than avcragcsum to the city trcasu'
ry Wccn the cases were called, howcv.
cr, It was found to he impossible to in
vcstigatc several Of them on account OF
the ABSENCE Of Witnesses. They will be
heard this morning, unless the same rca.
son as that OF yesterday morning render
it necessary 70 have them again continued
The following cases were disposed Of;
John Ready, disorllcrly, one dollar and
costs-srnt up Tor five days; Thomas
Hammond, tumult and disorder, twenty
dollars and costs; i. G. Rockwell, same
charge, dismissed at compliments costs /;
Charles Low, drunk, one dollar and costs;
jack Jones, same charge, fined same
amount.
Andrew Holmes, Martin Friery, and
Pat Cahill, ull charged with disordcrly
conduct, had their examination postpon-
ed until o. o'clock this morning.
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GhnGnfeui4sneer.


NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Street COmmissioncr-llcnry Sharp.
City Sergeant-ll Conant.
Wanlcd-$200,00O
Fourth Street Residence Tor Sale.
Farm for Sale.
Supervisors Of Ohio County.
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ON Drive hear that u new company
has been formed (thc Mcssrs. Whitakcrs
retaining large intcrcst,) to operate the
Whitaker Iron Works on the SOnth side
OF the creek. Three or four gentlemen
Of Chicago, it is said, have purchased into
the establishment, and it is proposed to
20 extensively into the manufacture OF
ruilrOl iron.
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One hundred and twenty-five pairs Misses
Turkey Morocco and Goat Balmoral
Shoes, best Philadelphia make, ut $500.
Every pair warranted, at L. V. Blends,
100 Main 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29

HELD TO BAIL-Thomns Piles, whose
arrest Tor assauIting Mrs, Sarah Stcadman
we noticed in yesterday mornings paper,
had an examination before Esqr., GILES.
py, yesterday. The charge was clearly
established and the accused held to bail
in the sum of 5000 for his appearance at
the March term orthe Circuit Court
Mrs. Steadman made affidavit before
the same Justice that she feared Piles
would do her personal injury, and he
was thcrcupon required to- give bond,
with penalty Of 5000, that he would
keep the peace and be of good behavior
for one year towards all citizens of the
State and particularly towards Mrs, S.
Piles failed to secure bondsmcn, and in
default was sent to jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29

NOR SALE OR RENT-TEIE fE.s
Il First Glass Dwelling House on the Hiijl
north east corner Of Hampton and sixth AA'Ns
,trrrt. Aupiy 10 j. 2. LEWIS,
hrrIi MLnFc House
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29

nor RENT.-ONE OF THOSE ~
Il largo and substantial warehouses, on E3iii
Main street, below Quincy. Front On Main AAAAA'
aud rear on Depot. Apply 10 ~
hGCi0' A. ALLEN HOW ELL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29

JUST received another lot Of those fine
bottom Broadway Walking Boots, at
L.V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-29
FOR SALE.

nor sALE-TEN SHARES STOCK
Il in the National GrRsS Manufacturing Com.
paHy Of DGllaire. Ohio. ,
ICc99 !. Irwin.