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Corner Fifth and Q uincy Streets.

Corner Filth ana quincy suees'
THE nUTIFS or THIS INSTITUTION
will be resumed on Monday, Septem-
her 2, In the building recently known as
al. yincent's college, adjoining the Con-
vent. with greatly enhanced faci tiles Tor
conducting the school In an efficient man
ner, The Sisters nope for a continuance
and extension of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on 1t. The Sisters will
abate nothing OF their earnest efforts Tor
the advancement o, their pupils. This as.
surance will be sufficient for parents who
have heretofore patronized the school.
They also announce, with pleasure, that
the connection OF Mrs. " hitaker with the
Academy, as Teacher OF Vocal and lnstru.
mental Music, will be continued. select
class, for limited number OF boys under
ten years OF age, will be opened on the
same day.
gratis to children OF both sexes OF German
parentage.
Parents are earnestly requested to enter
their children early, in order th't the
classes may be fully formed rom the COM
mencement
For particulars apply at st. Joseph's Con-
vent, Entrance on Quincy street.
sISTEH, Or ST. JOSEPH.
August IL, 1S72-augl4-b
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cose1E5 ov6s9E RIVER.

The nonsinatioa % G. Il. PooRxAx,
Eco, for Congress d the Sixteenth Dis,
trict Of Ohio yesterday affords another
illustration of the union that is taking
place between the Liberal Republicans
and the Democrats all over the country
in opposition to Grantism. Three Con-
ventions, one of Liberal Republicans,
one Of Democrats, and the third Of the
two parties combined, were held, and
Mr.. PooRMAN was unanimously
nominated for Congress as q GREELEY
man and an exponent Of the sentiment
opposed to the present Federal Admin
istration. Although the district has
been gerrymandered to include Re
publican majority of about two thou
sand, It is believed that Mr.. PooRaAs
can be elected. The Liberal Republic.
can element. possesses considerable
strength and the Democratic vote will
be cast solid for the NOMINEES. Mr..
PooRMAS is q good speaker and
will make an active canvass. He
was for several years editor of
tie St. Clairsville Chronicle and is
known throughout the district IS an
able and earnest advocate of Mr..
GREELEY's election to the Presidency.
He will certainly give. Mr.. DASFoRD a
very close race and the chances at
present, Notwithstanding the Republican
majority, are decidedly in Mr.. Poor
MANS favor. The contest will be
watched with . good deal Of interest by
the people on this side of the Ohio.
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To-, tolIov;r, Latter ,rom a voll.
NV
known resident OF washington, is o.
importance at this time, exhibiting az
il does the means by which the Radi.
'... -. Ii, 80,
oa' parry pun upon popet p"'''"' '"'
cess IN North Carolina:
WASHINGTON, D. c., July l6, 1872.
Hon. J. r. Dooliule:
nv,n s,n. One If cband,sr,s secre-
taries becoming excited in a discussion
on the election in North Carolina, in
the heat and srpum ent with one OF our
friends inadvertently said ave will
20 NV Sor,b r.noGna - Zanb dChandlsr
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Liability OF Bank Directors.
A CASE OF SOME IMPORTANCE. As

A CASE OF SOME IMPORTANCE, AS
n showing the responsibility OF bank
directors, has been decided at New
York. The following are the points: The
suiI was brought against the directors OF a
bank in Brooklyn which had billed 10 re-
turn $1,000 deposited by firm who made
the deposit In full faith in the sovency of
the bank ThediIectors were charged with
having declared and paid dividend when
they knew the bank was In perilous con-
ditlon A demurrer was put In 10 this
complaint, The court oveTuled IL and de-
oideo that the defendants were liable. and
that the directors Of the bank, In declaring
and payt, 9 the dividend, in express terms
10 q holesome principle Of law hat |" no
one shall be Al liberty to SOW falsehood
broadcast without being made responsible
for the loss II canses." The decision Is an
important one. auglS-r
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For Sale.

A FRUIT FARM AND GARDEN, STU
"A ated one. half mile from West
Wheeling, on the road leading 10 ii. Glars
vile, said iarm containing III acres, the
crop consisting OF corn, apples DO at rs and
grapes. Also stock and I'm plements will
be sold with said place. For full particu-
lars cal at the premises.
augIS-r ALEXANDER MOORE.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY,
FOB VICE PRESIDENT,
aI6RATZ 6RoWN,

49,, SprsrnxSrtAL ELECTORS AT LARGE
JOSEPH aPRGG0, Of HARDY" -
OREY JOHNSON. OF Wood.
PRESIDENTIAL Injector FIRST DISTRICT
WN. r. HUBBARD, Of Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Rally Once Again, Boys!

ILLwHo DESIGN ATTENDING THE
A National Meeting OF Soldiers ana
Sailors, at Pittsburgh, on the Ith OF rep.
tember, are invited 70 meet al me Oouis
nnrpose of organizing anu making the
Necessary arrangements. auglt-r
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TO The Republican Voters Of
the First Co JgressiOnal Dis

Jlessra Editors; -
Please announce Nv. II. w. Rock as an
Independent Republican candidate 'oI
Congress. We belieus Mr.. Ro7k can protea
ne iTltere { Of Repubhcdyiisn as Jutfy ana cTed.
uabIv az Mr.. John j. Davis, an out anu out
SemocraI. We are not willing that three
or -FOUR gentlemen shall strangle our con-
yictions of right aud Luty and deny us the
right of being heard in mat er where the
most vital principle is at stake, and foice
ns into the support OF a man who Is un,
,HiiIino to accept the results of the war and
who. today, is he bitterest enemy TO 6
nnblican ideas OF any man In the nation.
Sr. Ro1k is a good Republican, and we ASK
ali rkUE men O. that party to vote Tor MIN
at the coming election. r,s
pro,,ds,,iIlo Auoust IL lb72 -auEi4
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Wheeling Female College.

Annual Opening-Tuesday, Sept. 3.
INSTRUCTION IN SOLID BRANCHES.
instrumental and Vocal Music. Draw
ing. etc. Faculty OF fourteen Teachers.
y. B.-Daily Rotations from 80 A. VI.
to 1910 p. NJ. Catalogues and schedule OF
Rotations on application. augI9-c
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NEW AoveRrIsEMeN,.

tIsa, NAT1osAL BAxr
BELLAIRE, o, August IO' ia
On and after August 18th We shall "a.
mar to inve tore, the emit anon =, eee
above loan, limited TO 81 QOO andsuts
| lied by special ad of the General Lsss.llt'
passed April d. ls72 and 10y resoIn,,alay,
Town Council August 9Th.
These bonds. issued In large and
amounts, run Is years, and are red.sm ma
at the option Of the corporation 5 vsss
aftsr date. Jun
The payment OF principal and ints,..,,
q lien upon all the public properly ~ ~
laire and is provided Tor by dirs., ,e.
upon all the real and personal prSn,.., Al u
the town. at present standing ON IN.
duplicate at 81 ,eV. NJ
Present debt of the Corporation q, 2.
laire Is $4,000.
The interest coupons Of the above h,,.
are payable In March and SepIemh4r =
each year.
We invite the attention OF the puh,,
this loan. Information in detail viii
2 ven by letter or otherw se by addreS =,
the First National Bank OF Bellaire, 0oS
augl2
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN,
For the New Constitution and the
Democratic Ticket.
Election, August %, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS,

The people Of the several counties In
the following list will be addressed by
distinguished Democratic speakers al
the Court House of their respective
counties on the days mentioned in THE
list, the same being the first day Of the
Circuit Court:
Berkeley, Saturday, August H.
Fayette, Tuesday, August Goth.
Gilmer, Monday, August 18th.
Mineral, Tuesday, August 10th.
Morgan, Tuesday, August 10th.
Preston, Tuesday, August 10Th.
Randolph, Thursday, August 18th,
Writ, Monday, August 10Th.
Monengalia, Thursday, August
18th.
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RE MOV A l..
Stockholders Meeting.

SIOChuOIuCIS IMcCtIHS.
IN PURSUANCE Of A RESOLUTION
| ofthe Directors, meet ng OF the stock
holders OF the West Virginia 1nsuranc
Company will be held at the office OF said
company in Wheeling, on Tue>dty, I e
9th day Of August, 1872, at 10 cIack A. NJ.
A full ATTENDANCE II desired, as business Of
importance will be brought Def re the
meeting H. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
WHEELING, August =, 1871.
ANGLIA 2l-T
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Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Of
Maryland, and other speakers will adj
dress the people at
Grafton, Wednesday night, Au-
gust IA
Newburg, Thursday night, Au-
gust Is.
Piedmont, Friday night, Au-
gust l6
Martinsburg, Saturday, Au-
gust II.
Berkeley Springs, Tuesday,
August 20.
Harper's Ferry, Wednesday
night. August 81.
Hon. G. J. FAULKNER and others
will address the people at
Morgant0wn, Thursday, August
Is.
Fairmont, on Monday August 10.
Hon. s. F. CAREY, of Ohio, will
ADDRESS Tue ptOpie a.
MorganfOwn on Thursday, Au-
gust Is
New Cumberland, Friday even
ing. August 10. 49,.
WeIlsbuTg, Saturday, August II.
Wheeling, Saturday night, Au-
gust II.
Hon. SAMUEL WOODS, of Bar
bour county, will address the people at
MorgantOwn, Thursday, Au-
gust Is.
WelIsburg, Saturday, August II.
Wheeling, Saturday night, Au-
gust II.
The several Democratic County EX-
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CAMP CHAIRS AND STOOLS!

CUIrABLE FOR CAMP MEETING
= purposes and Fishing Excursions, for
sale ut reasonable rates. by
q. MENDkL, BOOTH Il CO,
auol4 l26 Main street.
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ST, JOSEPH's CONVENT

Moundsville, August IL, lS7a -augl4
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POSTAL MArrERs.-R. c. Hanna is
appointed postmaster at RenDicks Val
ley, Greenbrier county, West Virginia,
vice Lizzie T. Renick, resigned. Peter
B. Cove is appointed postmaster at
Jobe, Monongalia county, w. Va, vice
E. J. Eddy, resigned; new postotfices
are established in West Virginia at St.
Cloud, Monongalia county, on a new
route, with D. Six as postmaster; at
Townchester, Kanswha county, on
route from Kanawha Saline to Size
more's, with w. G Greble postmaster
at Sugar Grove, Pendletou county, on
the route from McDowsll to Oak Flat
with S. Kiser as postmaster at Flor
ence. Randolph county, on the route
from Rock Cove to Mingo Flats, with
A. II. Cunningham as postmaster; at
Sunset, Pocahontas county, on the route
from Huntersville to Frost, with P. NJ.
Harper as postmaster; and at Valley
Fort, Clay county, on the route from
Gauley Bridge to Newton, with James
Rogers as postmaster.
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M. GUTMAN q CO.'S.

APPOINTED CURAroR.-Henry K. List
has been appointed curator Of NE estate
Of John List, deceased. rI,ond $4,000.
We take advantage o. this opportunity
to correct an errccIr we were led into by
common reIlort and by information re-
ce!vee1 from one in whose statement We
placed great confidence. We said in
our issue of November 18th that it was
rumored that John List had made q
will leaving his estate to the Catholic
Church, of which he was devout and
consistent member" Our information
and common report were both wrong.
Mr.. List made no wiN at all as Recorder
Woods informed us on Saturday. We
would have made this correction before
but for the persistency with which our
motives have been misconstrued in re-
gard to this matter. Our object 10 to
give the local news OF the day, and
nothing else. If we are led into error
we will most willingly make proper
correction when the matter is made
known to US, but we don't drive worth
q cent.
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ARREST OF PEANUT SCorr The ar.
rest Of the we'll known peanut artist
Scott, on charge OF vending little
sheet, which, it is charged. is calculated
to "iujure the morals Of youth" Ia
Woodruff & Clafin's Weekly, on Sat-
urday last, caused considerable excite
meut, and the editors, correspondents
and others interested, manifested great
tear, lest the we'll kept secret Of where
it is printed and published and BY
whom, should be made public. Scott
was held in the sum Of s4O0 to answer
the charge Of vending impure literature,
and in default was sent to Jail, where
he now lsnguishes. Those who got the
colored brother into this scrape should
help him out.
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POLICE CoURr.-Saturday's session Of
the Police Court was attended by a
greater number OF persons, and pre-.
seuted more cases than any day for
month.
William Glessner bought lot Of
coal at Marshall's coal bank and
hauled it into town and deliveries it
without fret having 1t weighed. For
this he was fined S. and costs.
The hearing of the charge o! disor-
derby conduct preferred against Mrs.
Molly Mittague and Maggie Hines was
continued until this morning.
Robert Hughes was charged with
selling meat in quantities less than a
half quarter at the market. As he
proved that be was not butcher, and
not in the habit of selling meat, the
charge was dismissed at the cost of the
city.
John Cline and John Mack, charged
with frequenting a house OF i'll
fame, in East Wheeling, were fined IS
and costs or fifteen days. The fine was
afterwards reduced to 81 and costs each.
Thomas Starr was arrested for COM
hitting nuisance on Monroe street,
on Friday afternoon. He was fined 81
and costs.
Boose Leasure was captured on Fri
day night, yelling and bowling on the
streets, from the effects Of the up-your-
snooty. 81 and costs was charged. In
default he goes to the chain gang for
ten days.
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GRAND PROCESSION To DAY.-All are
invited, big, little, young and old. Be
sure and bring the babies.
Ten brass bands engaged. This pro-
cession will form in front of the Mcclure
House at 9 o'clock and march down
Market street to the Custom House,
down John street to Main, up Main to
the foot of Main street bill, and halt in
front OF Blends new building and give
three cheers for Adams New Photo.
graph Gallery; and then march up to
see the finest Gallery in the CITY, where
they can have the best picturrs taxi en-.
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Member OF the Royal College OF surs-op,
London, graduate from one OF the mos slr
inent Colleges In the United States, and m,
greater part OF whose life has been spent m
the hospitals of London, Psrls, Phila1e phil
and else where, has effected some OF the me-
astonishing cures that were ever Known
Many troubled with ringing IN the he's
and ears when asleep, great nervousness
being alarmed al sudden sounds, baahfI,
ness, with frequent blushing, ATTENDED som,
times with delagement OF mind, wer. cuTs
Inn m al iatply
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WIND AND WHARF.-THE organs o.
the First and Second Presbyterian and
Fourth Street Methodist Churches are
hereafter to be furnished by wind sup
piled by hydraulic engine, an institu-
ton driven by water power. Those
churches could have supplied their or
gans with wind at a good deal cheaper
rate and insured a perpetual supply, by
engaging a Councilman or two that we
could name. When it comes to wind
they rank old Boreas.
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DELMoNIco DINING Room The Del
monico Dining Rooms, Market street,
opposite the Mcclure House, we're
opened for the first time. Thursday after.
noon. The place.has been fitted up in
most elegant style, and everything pro-
vided that the most fastidious epicure
could desire. Beefsteaks, chops, oys-
tere, birds, venison, and all the little
etceteras that 60 to make up an elegant
meal can be had on short notice. The
cook has no superior in Wheeling.
Drop in and see for yourself.
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FUNERAL OF GEO. w. CARROLL The
funeral OF the late George W. Carroll
formerly of Booking & Carroll, Centre
Wheeling druggists, was attended yes
tereay, at Bellaire, by the members Of
Pamela Lodge and Wheeling Encamp'
ment Of Odd Fellows, of this city, Of
which bodies Mr.. Carroll was a men,
Der, and the lodges and encamrments
o. Bellsire. The funeral took place
from the Second Presbyterian Chuch,
after very eloquent and impressive
address by the pastor
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A ROUGH NIGHr-Last night was .
wild one About seven o'clock the
wind commenced blowing a hurricane.
1t just stood up on it's hind legs and
howled." The snow fell not in flakes
but in buckets full. and the thermom-
eter hunted a resting place near zero.
The change from the morning, when
the sun shone brightly and pleasantly,
was very marked. 1t wouldn't aston
ish us to hear in day or two that the
river had closed again, II the last night
style Of thing BE- kept up.
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NoLL's FAMOUS SAUsAGEs.-McKee &
Hartman, Monroe street, under Nc
Lure House, will receive daily supply
of Peter Nolrs fine Sausagss on and
after Wednesday, December l. These
sausoges are as familiar as household
words. So heads of families should
call on Messrs. Mckee l. Hartman and
encourage them in their efforts to keep
the best Of everything on hand.
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WORK REsUMED.-Work will be re-
sumed at the Belmont and La Belle
mills to-day. This will be good news
to the workmen who have, some Of
them, been out OF work for from four
to FIVE weeks. The epizooty has been
as hard on poor men as it was on poor
horses.
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DELEGATES APPOINTED. 8.
Delaplain and C. Oglebay, Esqs., have
been appointed 5y Mayor LETTERS as DEL.
egates to represent the city of Wheel
ing in the National Com nercial Con-
vention, to be held in st. Louis on
Wednesday next.
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l.. S. DISTRICT CoURT-The Uuited
States District Court. Judge J. J. Jack
son, will commence q session in this
CITY this morning. There are a good
many cases on the docket, and the
court will be in session two weeks,
probably. The Grand Jury will meet
on Wednesday. Judges jackson and
Jasper Y. Moore, Clerk Of this Court,
arrived last night
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Tue noise Of the pig is now heard in
the land, and the time Of spare ribs and
back bones is upon us. Corn is COM
parative'y cheap, and consequently
pork is fat, and can he had at reason
able rates.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-During the
week ending last Friday Recorder
Woods issued four marriage licenses, as
follows Monday, l Tuesday, !; We'd
nesday .
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FIVE HUNDRED THoUAND.-Five
hundred thousand bottles OF Green :
August Flower have been sold in this
State in three months. We only ask
You to 20 to any drug store in Wheel
ing, W. Va, and get bottle Free Of
Charge, or a regular size at IS cents.
Every bottle warranted to cure Dys-
pepsia or Liver Complaint, Sick Head,
cache, Costiveness, Heartburn, Water
Brash, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Inn
pure Blood and all disease caused bv
impure blood or deranged stomach and
liver. Try it.
L. NJ. GREEN, Proprietor.
WnoDBURY. \. ]
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EMsHElMER & BLUM have now on
hand the latest designs in Ready Made
Suits, Braided Sacks and Waterproof
Closks, which they are offering won
derfully cheap.
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GREATEST bargains ever offered in
this city in Scotch Suitings and Mohsir
Mixtures To close out the above
goods We will sell them at cost for cash
and guarantee them made superior in
style, workmanship and excellence TO
any house in the city We ask the
gentlemen to call and give US trial.
IT. LAKIN & Co.
No 81 Monroe street.
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Stockholders' Meeting.

TEE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. stockholders OF the Wheeling and Bel.
mont Mining, Grape and Wine Association
will be held at The ONCE OF Wagner d Co.,
on Saturday, December eth, 1872, al seven
O'Clock p. w., for the purpose OF electing
may be brought before them, preparatory
TO closing the Affairs Of the Association.
A.G. RoBINsON, President
CIAA B CECIL. kscrstary. dso2-a
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"AS old Boardine-house Mystery" is
the title OF an article in a New York
daily. 1t must mean hash. That is
the oldest boarding house mystery We
ever read OF.
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ALL persons DESTROYS Of seeing DR..
Livingstone's coat must do so to-day,
for | must return the same to Mr..
Stanley. the African explorer, to-mor-
row, Tuesday, December 10, 1872.
H. FRANK.
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On Duty AGAIN. - The omnibus
horses will be on duty again to-day, and
passengers for the trains can have
themselves and baggage hauled as Of
yore No one could possibly have an
ticipated the inconvenience caused by
the epizooty. 1t seems as if horses
went into everything but our food.
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TIE LOUISVILLE GiYr CoScERr.-The
drawing for the benefit Of the Louis
vile Public Library, commenced on
Saturday. The capital prize ISIS, 900
was drawn by No. 6459. The lucky
owner resides in Pittsburgh. A prize
Of SIS, 900 was drawn by No. 4332, held
in Indiapolis.
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HELD EoR COOP BEHAvIoR.-J. 5.
Stanley was arrested and taken before
SQUIRE Launder, Saturday morning,
charged with breach Of the peace. II e
was required to give bail to be of good
behavior for six months.
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LOST AND Found. Lost, a box Of
collars, and found pace where | can
buy more at cents per box.
H. FRANK, One Price Clothier,
40 Monroe street.
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CHURCH weddings have lately come to
be such occasions for vulgar display
hat our best people have dropped them
altogether, and get married at home.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS p eople are
now looking out for the place to pur-
chase holiday goods. To all those
Messr.. Wipzeinried e. Son, No. l67
Main street, wish to say they have just
received a new stock Of Watches
Clocks, Jewelry aud fancy goods, which
are just suited for presents. Call and
see them.
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OF various patterns and for every form Of
Huptore, so that We can nt almost any case
al sight. Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPORT.
Frs, SH1ULDER BRACES, BANDA6ES,
s1RINGES and SURGICAL IyBTRO-
AENTS in great vart tv.
IN sending orders for TruRes and Sup
~ os. and specify whether q Right, Len or
double Truss Is wanted. Address
LOGAN, LIST 90,
wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-09

ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED Isaac
Irwin was last week appointed by Re-
corder Woods, 10 be administrative Of
the estate Of Leman S. Root, deceased.
Bond $1,000.
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THE funeral OF the late Andrew Glass
will take place at one o'clock this af-
terpoon from his residence on La Belle
Streat