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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Now York Honey Market.

NEW lohhi July %o'
Before the regular hours sales ofgold
were between ll9E@l203. The first re-
corded sale was at 1909, after which
there was an advance to l2lf and de
clined to 1903; thereafter the market
was quiet and fuctuated between 1905
@l20k. Rentes closed and left of
steady at 25s@2j5. Carrying rates at
3@1 per cent with the bulk of business
under ). Clearances, S73,000,00O The
gold room held an executive session
this afternoon, and the committee on
the bogus telegram of Saturday made
verbal report, white-washing the firm
and everybody connected with the
business.
MONEY-Market very easy at f@6
per cent on call.
STERLING-Dull and heavy at
lO92@Il0; short sight firm at llOs@
100; more doing in cable transfers
and the rate advanced TO I'LL owing
to the uncertainty OF the Bank OF Eng
land rate of interest.
GOVERNMENTS The Govern
ment bond market is strong and higher,
the advance in gold having been greater
than the decline in 5-20s abroad. In
addition to the investment demand at
tracted by the low prices there has
been some heavy purchases by those
about to establish national banks.
Coupons OF 81, ll3@l13I; do 90, 1893
@l695; do 81, l09s@l00!; do 90,
lO93Ml09!; DO new, l0S@l0S!; DO 81,
lOS!@ lOSl; do 'Gs, l0SJ@lO& lO-iOs,
lO63Ml065; currencies, ll0i@lll.
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GHiNin IientMCEN.

The town Of Lagrange, in oldham
county, thirty miles from this city, was
all agog Yesterday over the news that
gold had been discovered about four
miles from that place in the suburbs Of
the village of Ballardsville
1t seems that about year ago Mr..
II. II. Neal of this city, bought peice
Of land containing fifty acres, in the
vicinity OF Ballardsville, paying for the
same the sum of$3,O0D Subsequently,
abandoning the scheme which induced
him to make the purchase, Mr.. Neal
offered it for sale at the cost price, and
it has been on the market for some
time. Last spring parties came 10 him
for permission oquarry rock III wood
land portion OF this tract Permission
was granted, and the rock, large quantl-
ties of which were removed, was used
in constructing a turnpike in the yicin-
itv. The wOrkmen had several times
remarked on an unUsal vein Ofycllowish
matter that WIS found in the rock, but
the thought that it was anything Of
value never entered their minds. Very
recently, however, this was examined
carefully hv q scientific person and
found to lie gold. Gold! nothing less
than the precious pure, yellow metal
Itself This discovery was made about
three or four days ago, and it seems the
workmcn have been cndcavoring to keep
the secret within their own circle. But
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RFTHANY OILEGE.

,;,lI, IuIRTIETH SSSION OF THIS
Ir,tI,utiOn will commence on MONDAY,
M, .1;rb Of SEFTEMBERS1O, ana terminate
nu the 18th of June, lS7 II Is rolnahtlcal,
:, situated in the nit OF the beautiful
mi healthy hill-cOunt OF the Panhan-
die" of West Virginia, lSily accessible by
r.IiirpsI or river and srOunded with the
,Y,., favorable intlueIS for student life.
Il rus "a property IN ldOwment, Build
Ir,.s ,pniTatuS, i.ibrai &c. of over SSlJ,-
,s.r and i thus enabled sustain Il faculty
and furnish facilities fp thorough cdlc"-
cation ul the very Ttrstder.
AMPLE ACCoMMonAT>s are pTuNlded LOT
both ulh!ic and privatSoarding, and I'M
furnished rooms will bet Ia students VINO
wish - board themSel'.
IpI-usE OF INSTRUCIS.-l. Regular Lit
,,..rr-,. Course. includirthe Ancient Ian
,.,I,.,,.,. tor the Degree Bachelor of Arts.
. IItrrnyv and Scienc Course for the
,'n,,r>,. for Master of \. 4. The Course for
Muster at Sciences. special Courses in
pr,r'irnl Chemistry, CT Engineering, &C.
n.,.il,I information 10 these Courses
Mil L.. inund in our clogue,
APPARATUS AND MruM.-The lnStiiu-
ton has complete OF thlI1S,pP. p.
Luuarlt,ls, and studG who wish II are
.,rtiuai In the use of Id Instruments
Also "A thoroughly tittup Labratory, Tor
pr.lr'i,.il instruction aMork IN CheilnGid
NualvsiS. and an amt Museum Tor the
,;uIv ul Natural HlStu
Tri;MS.-Tuftion, so r session. Board.
M, from y 10 - per elk. Unfurnished
rooms - per session each student. pre-
u.,riug l,r the MiniSti Free tuition "a
-un> ~ Ministers OF tGoSSel OF all de-
nominations.
FIR further particuh apply for ctta'
I.rr..fp Professor &. LDOS, Secretary, oi
+, ". *. PENDLDN, President,
4,,, hthany, West Va
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New Ycrk Cattle Market.
New York, July -.

INV ibEh, Jd,N -.
REEVES -Total 277O. trade is very
slow and prices &c lower, or Sl@l0c
for State bulls and poorest Texans:
Ia ic for thin TO medium western
steers. ljMl63c for good to- choice,
averaging tic the quality had the
widest range with many fine; choicest
stock not all sold; very hot and bad
for market
SHEEP-Foot up 2j,fj0 for the
week and 500 fresh to-day besides
Loo statet; hey go slowly in smallped-
ding lots and at lower prices at 3lG6!c
for very poor to prime sheep and Ga Zoe
for lambs; very many are nnsoh to-
night
HOGS-Couutl4, 30 lorthe wey',ani
g. cars today; they are less firm and
selling at l2i@I23c Tor dressed.
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INC Farmers and the war

s,Phe Chicago HiJtme thus ADDRESSES
itself to the farmers OF the Western
States in view 81 the war in Europe:
n The prospect OF an Increased deniad
in Europe for American breadstuffs, in
consequence of the war; is advancing
prices in this market, and, to less ex-
tent, in those of New York and Liver
pool. There is little doubt that quota
tons will be even higher than at present,
as tile recent rise in thc currency quo
tations of our exportable products is but
little more than the advance in the gold
premium. If the war in Europe should
prove to be of considerable dutation
wheat may touch 81 % and corn 81 10
per bushel in this market.
"But IL should not be forgotten that
the probabilities are that there will be
but a brief contest. Modern war is so
terribly destructive and expensive that
few nations which have large existing
debts can indulge in the luxury for
more thana few months, without being
brought to the verge of bankruptcy.
The war for the suppression ofthe rebel
lion lasted rather less than four years,
yet the south, which had no debt to be-
gin with, was virtually bcggared long
before its close, and that was much the
longest struggle that has occurred in
what are properly entitld TO be. called
the days of modern warfare.
a nation overloaded with debt at the
beginning of the contest as France is
to-day and menaced by snort crops and
internal di-sension, may be able TO keep
up her spirits through a series OF bril-
liant successes, but scarcely preserve
them after two or three defeats in the
field The probabilities are that active
hostiltiticS between France and Prussia
will not lie continued beyond one
campaign, and may be ended by one
encounter as was the case at Sadowa.
This is really an important point
the grain growers and dealers ofthe
Northwest to consider. The crops os
present year will be bounteous, cspcci-
ally corn, and large quantities OF the
old crop Yet remain in the cribs, while
the elevators OF this city contain more
grain than is usual at this season ofthe
year. The farmers will scarcely find it
to their interest to hold back their
grain in hopes of a large advance in
he future II will lie much the safest,
and will, in all probability prove to he
the wiser course TO send their grain for
ward while they can realize a good price
than to wait till the opportunity has
passed away with the return Of peace"
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Continuation.

\ lot oi negroes assembled near
Tredcrar Works, Thursday TO witness
a negro conjurer remove conjuration
from the vicinity Of the house where a
coniured darkcy resided He went
through all sort oftctish antics-mcasur-
ing the ground with charmed stick 50
as to discover the locality where the
"tricking truck was buried. An Irish
man not having the fear of the conjurcr
before him wanted to touch the stick,
bnt the believers in the foolcry rcmon-
stratcd savagely against such certain
destruction, and his patient of course
will get well right away. This old
negro fraud makes his living by just
such fcolery. and will not want a sup,
port as long as he can find Ignorant
dupes among our colorcd population
Richmond Enquirer.
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DIR JOHNSTON.

Membyr OF the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, graduate from one nj the most cnt-
inent Colleges In the Unitcd States, aud the
greater part ot whose life has been spent In
.hr hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has Effected SouIo Of the Ittus,
astonishing Gurus that were ever known
ami ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being ALARMED Ht sudden sounds haShflIi-
ness, with frequent blu>hing, attended some,
times with dtTugcinent OF mind, were curel
.yumtliYt.,ly
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COUCH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough BaisRn is healing
softening and expectorating. The eXtraOr-
binary power IL Possesses IN Immediately
relieving, and eventually curing, the most
obstinate cases ofCoug!:s, Colds, sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh, HoarseneSS,
Asthma and Consumption is almost incred-
IDLE. 80 prompt is the relief and certain its
effects in all the above cases, or any affection
OF the throat and lungs, that thousands OF
physicians are daily prescribing 1t, and one
and all say that il Is the most healing and
eSpectOrating medicine known. one dose
always affords relief, and in most cases one
bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggists, in
large bottles. Price One Dollar. II i your
own fault If you still cough ana suffer. The
RtlSam will clirc
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, July -
'LOE R-Dull and UNCHANGED.

ITI'NIT| !" Nv y
FLOyR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAlN-Whcat frmcr; No >
closed 81 10 for regular; this afternoon
the market quiet and unchanged Corn
moderately active: closing at sole. for
No. ,; this afternoon market dull lat Sc.
Oats dull and frmer and lchighcr; bios,
ing at iSc. Rye quiet and D.. lower
sales of No. > at soc.
PRONISIONS-QUict and s;ea ly.
Mess pork $50 Dry sailed shoulders
l3r.
LARD-l6ic.
HOGS-Actiyc and 2b@2jc lower
80 2jG 80 % for fair to extra.
CATTLE-Dull and nominal
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commissioners Sale Of Real
Estate.

NY VIRTUE OF y DECREE OF THE
* circuit Court of Ohio County, rendered
an the nth day of April, 1870, in a cause in
chancery therein depending in which sam
nni 4 Dunbar and others are complainants
,,na isabella Dunbar and Others are defend
ants. / will, on MONDAY, August 22d,
iS:0 at the front door of the Court
House of Ohio County, sell al Public Auc-
ZION, lot number four (1l in Jonathan Zane's
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third of the pur-
chase money cash, the residue in two equal
nnyments, of six and twelve months each,
with interest from the day OF sale, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved
security for the deferred pay msnts,
y. RICHARDSON,
;y5 Commissioner.
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NcN. York Market.

NV YORK, ,TOIy ~.
COTTON-Marlet firm; sales Of rs
bales at ~! c tor middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed steady with a mod
crate demand.
GRAIN-Whcat heavy, particularly
for common and inferior grades Rye
dull and nominal. Oats dull and very
heavy at zoe for western Corn hea&
at gSc@,$l o. for new mixed western
PORK-Nominally unchanged; beet
quiet cut meat, AMI bacon unchanged.
LARD-Steady.
EGGS uchanged.
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RE-OPIED.
ST, CHARLES BTAURANT
Formerly Ba SaloOnO
y.DEH wASHI Ton HALL.

THE SUBSCRIBER kES PLEASU Ri
IN announcing 10 his nus anu the pupllS
,.'..,.s,.,Ily tbof he has roughly renovated
.ud improved the alp Restaurant, and
viii .nAravor to cato the wants of his
cnsi.mers in the mosesirable style. Al
WAYS on hand Il choSelection OF Wines,
LIQUORS, &c. Meals Jed up In the best
.tyle, at shortest notat all hours.
,nsr5S ARIES Z. L4UTZ.
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For Sdc.

~ TuEUNDERSIGEDO OFFERS FOR
"A ale LOT No. Il, in iraham'S addition
- - 10 tine city of Wheeling, situate on the
corner of Quincy and Sith streets. There
-, .sIrd brick and franz house ON the cor,
urr. containing eight Rooms, with water am, anu
..',. fitr.,uUhout and oneOf the best cellars
H., tnN city. There is tconnection good
sable, and carriage hose. ON the south
..pI of the LOT there is good frame house
with live rooms, fronting on Sixth street.
Tuis i "A very deSirar location. Parties
Wishing to purchase vii please call at ;. =.
-; 4. I. WAlMAN.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Mp, July -

BNTINUKB, MD, GUY =.
FLOUR-Dull and less firm.
GRAIN-Whcat dull declined sc;
receipts $4,000 bushels, nearly all new;
sales of rel at 81 j0@l -; white at
81 5jGl IS. Corn, white at 81 Do,
| -: yellow at 81 1901 H. Oats, re-
ceipts 1000 bushels, all new; sales 1t
j7G 5qc for new and 62C6ic for oil.
PROVISIONS-Firm and Unchaug-
cd Mess Pork at $3l o. Bacon, rib
sides at l7}G lSc: clear at lSiMlS!c;
shoulders at Ij4ml5Yc. Hams at DC.
LARD-At l7@17lc.
VII ISKY-Quiet al 81 o.
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For Sale Cheap.

>nn ACRES OF LAND on THE LINE
.JttV of the b. * .. X. r., - miles East OF
Wheeling, in lots to suit, with fine TWO
story dwelling house and OutbuildingS.
The house, with about 100 acres, parity
improved, win be sold separate. ,-,..-..,
.,rtl - A line site for "a country store.
Nr.,., steam C.r,-nibr saw Nj. and : ..
lures. with TWO o. three yoke OF oxen AMI F."
By w. V. IIOGE & BRO,
I,,gl Estate Agents, 100 Market street.
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For Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL COtN-
SsIys & TRY residence with ten
-. .asiaST.,. rooms and large cellar,
ss-JT5raIs good olthouSeS, &c, VIII
~ l-Ibout bur acres OF land,
,p when are about Sernty-hEe bearing
aup,r trees, q large numer OF peach n llS
..u..~ i'm abundance. Thi property is stu
...,.l On the north side { Caldwell'S run,
.l.u.thc city Of Whcelin, and Is Part OF
,yrti is known aS the sunny Side Vine
ward, nud now occupied b George +. IiIl-
w,.u. will be sold whOlenr IN lois 10 SUIT
purchasers.
l.. HUGHES,
Raj Estate Agent,
uri,, on Chapline street between FiSrt and
- rpud streets. hI'Ip
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& M NJ ENACOcUE.
The Young Ladies' Institute
WHEELING, w. "a.

Late Moundsvillc Female Seminary
Prof W. SHELDON HurcmNs, ; Principals.
Mrs W. :. HUTCHINs,
Miss II. l.. BONHAN. Vice pricipal.
Nl-.s. MARY JACKSON, Of Weston, NaTpu.
Assisted by full corps OF Professors ana
Teachers.
TALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 7rrr,
DESIGN.
The design OF the Institution j. To furnish
a thorough and systematic course ui M
slrucliOn Tor young ladies, upon the plan %.
UniNsr-ii! lnNirucugu-cdcn department %.
learning being complete within ltaC.i-jLu-
enabling Il young lady 10 select her own
course al study without being restricted l.
any fixed routine Ut c!aNsgs-requlrin" -
certain number -! years To ilu!Su-hut IN
opposition 10 this, young ladies who have
advanced further IN some studies imam oih-
crS can have the benefit of their former At
tainiuentS, and obtain certificate OF PROM
cheney in one or more schools, perhaps IN
in the course of one ycal-aiter which Jlne
they may bring mp, with greater raI.diiy
and success, other studies.
MUSIC.
Young ladies who have acquired cou~ld-
cr;thic proficiency upon the Piano, and VINO
may wish To prosecute the study sun lur-
thCr. can toe furnished with advantages i"!
mastering this instrument! Mrs. Hutchlns
will give ucg personal attention 10 TINS de-
pagtmvDi.
Other schools embrace thorough iu~;.U,-
ton ia The following directions, VIZ: HH'a-
cmaticS, History, Bellies L"ttroS, Natural
History, Physical science, Christian science,
Ancient and Modern Languages and Fine
Arts.
The academic Degrees are conferred by
state authority, and are ~ follows, namely:
Mistress OF English Iiterlurc-ihrou years
course. NlS,fc>. uf NTtS-iDUr years course.
MiS'Tus, OF NU-Ic-twO 10 three years.
NS..~-BDAEDING DEPARTMENT..
Eoartlars, two in room, including all
expenses OF washing, fuel, LIGHTS GYM
nitStics. pCnm1nShip, English, lAiin,
and French schools, per yrar...............-i.'
ROardcrS, lpur in Il room. including a-
above, per f"'
p.r,1r BOardcl~, two in % IuuI1, vWNa
taking but one or two studies, per year If
pariur BOdrderS, with ful. advantage 81
Institution, and with the priNILrg' OF
three music lessons per week ami three
To- five hOuT- practice per day, per year %
Tuition Tor Day Pupils, :. ;, ~, II, i ana
II dollars pc! quarter, according ~ grace
Rooms Tor THE occupation o! puhacI- aye
Of two classes viz: lst-Single rooms, 10 ne
occupied - two pupils; &d-DOUDtc rooms,
cOus.Stingui Pdrlor and Bedroom, ioG either
two or four pupils.
For fuil particulars synd for catalogue or
address the PRINCIPAL at Wheeling, ". Va
lun6-MWSd6w
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Mex. II. Stephens has written let
ter repclling the statemen; that his
book makes Mr. Davis responsible Tor
the failure of the Confederate army 10
advance after the first battle Of Manas-
sas, saying-"oE the contrary ! express
ly state that in my opinion the Confei,
crate army al Manassas was in no condi,
ton 10 make an advance after the
great battle at that point
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Wool Carding and Spinning.

I HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC, AND
| Farmers in particular, that have made
extensive Improvements in my machinery
for Card and Wool Spinning, and am now
prepared 10 execute all orders promptly and
at the lowest terms.
For Carding RollS..................S cents i n.
For Carding and Spinning-D e
Weaving done at lowest rates.
LIST OF AGENTS:
Claringtsn, o.. Roemer ~ son; BclliOn,
w. Vail. ;. White; Littleton, ". Na.-M.
Pcndergrast; EastOn Siding, W. VAN. c.
lotion; Cameron, W. Na.-W. II. Bentley;
Burton. W. Va.-Patrick Mcdonald; Man
nington, w. Na.-Wm. Hall; Rosbyis Rock,
w VAT. ). Banar; Woodlands, W. Va
VIM. suffers Il son; TTiadelphia, W. Va
= p. Henderson.
Wool shipped by tie Parkersburg, sun
Ash and Gsta -, as Packets viii receive
prompt attention or lets solicited.
JOHN WHA9"
maS0 Moundsvi.ie. " Va.
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Shame I.

Congress- qnaudered millions of dol
lars in extravagantappropriation and in
SUPPORT OF unnecessary projects; but
thought the government too poor to
vote small pension TO the surviving
remnant OF soldiers of the war Of ISL
Il. and their widows. The House
passed bill for this purpose, hut the
Senate defeated II.
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FOR R,NT.
For lent.

- THAT SPLENID BUS \ ES
e stand, southwest Tner of Market anu
-Isxk- n luroe street, fGnerly occupied by
N,ltulS Express Comply. Inquire Oh
'',,Iy HARPER Il BRO.
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WINE OF LIFE.


The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, Warmers Einum Wiz, OF " inc
OF Life, is free from any poisonous drugs
or impurities, being prepared for tho>" who
require a stimulant. II is a splendid ape
tiZrr and tonic, and the finest thing M The
world for purifying the blood. II j. the
most pleasant ana delicious article ever
offered to the public, far superior To brandy
whisky, wine. Mltegs. or any other article.
Ii Is more healthy and cheaper. Both male
and female, young or old, can Jake the
Wine OF Lie. Il is, in fact, a he PreServer.
Those who wish to enjoy good health ana Il
free how OF lively spirits, Will do well 10
take the Wine OF Life. II is different nom
anything ever ever before in use. II i sold
10y druggists; also NJ all respectable saloons.
Price One Dollar, in quart bottles.
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DYSPEPSIA.

warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is pre-
pared expressly for Dyspeptics and those
suffering with habitual COStiyeness. II Is
a slightly stimulating tonic and n splendid
appetizer; IL strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs To their healthy
state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic per-
sons should use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA
Toxic. For sale by druggists. Price One
Dollar
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FOR sALErIo
Quincy Street Residence For
At Sale. y III ~

"A AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL
S$$ the large and magnincen ai,n 1s1H on
Quincy street. between Fifth and sixth
streets. II contains ten rooms, besides p an:
try, kitchen, bathroom, cellar, Sci @c sn mas
gas and hot and cold water on a ai ~ fbe most
TX ~ s,"miioi lind The entire premises are
in the most perfect order Loteo feet go mt
Also Tor sale, one-half lot OF gr0nna ao-
NM n,0 t SANE THOMAS O'BRIEN,
J'ihiiiS S''h'' Real Estate Agent.
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business Stand for Sale Oh
Market ST.. Centre Wheel

AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
business stand, second place south OF
f>qr. Hammer, on Market street, Centre
Wheeling. 1t has four rooms besides tile
store room. and is new throughout, and
supplied with water and gas This property
viii bc sold cheap. THOS. OBllEN,
10 Real Estate Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Warmers Pile Remedy.
warmers Pile Remedy has never fai

WafnersP1Ie Kennedy mas never MI
ed mot even in one easel to cure the very
worst cases of Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted should I'M
mediately call on their druggist and get
WARNER's PILE REMEDY. II Is expressly
for the Piles, and Is not recommended 10
cure any other disease. II has cured many
cases OF over thirty years standing. Price
One Dollar. For sale by druggists every
where.
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BANK OF WHEELING,

G. LIST. ROBERT MORRISON
,,Sgy X list, GIBSON LANIB,
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DIRECTORS:
william bailey, Alonzo Lofing,
Dr. Wuliam J. Bates, 4. ". Adams,
Andrew j. Panutli, James r. Barnes,
Henry S.alnnl, Thomas Hughes,
Alex. J. Cecil.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
y VEs'ni1e,i, Is now prepared 10 take risks
at Lar ragyS ou buildings 81 all kinds,
Merchandise, Asa-aNGicturinS Establish
mentS, Furniture, STEAMBOATS, and CarrOcs
On the Western hlvers and Lakes. Also. 10
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings eAs4
stores This Company, being composed OF
Our leading business men, recommends It.
~glf To the favorable consideration of the
iu>urluE public, and solicilS their patronage
Applications Tor Insurance Will be prompt
ly attended 10 at their Utlce, Bailrys Block,
No. I.J Market Stg,cl.
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALyNLO LOklNG, Vice Frvs't
y. {. ARTHUR, S-Cr, Ulry.
". H.. AGNENN, ASH Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
AuctiOn Sale Of Real Estate
and Coal Fields Adjacent TO
wheeling.

Ii ,,slrd.in us by the will OF Philip Reilly,
,i,,...,~rd, We will offer FOR sale AT Public
Nurlion. at the front door OF the Court
iinu>r Of ohio county, in the City of Wheel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26
Far kut.

g.; pWELLTN HOUSE-NINE
"a rooms and bath rm, Third Ward, on
-E-4S- Fifth street. ApY NJ Office of
cl,i GO. W. JEFFERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-26

Philadelphia c.3 IA. Igi. q. in. laJp. ~.
Ticket, 20 al principal paint. IN the Fast
mud west can b. procured SO the Union
Ticket CIira, lu Mcclure House, AMI ~ thc
station at b..i. port.
J.. Z. MIEl.S,
Eull Cent Plssu-as and Tieket AGENT