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TIE .rpIE..AcK REVIVAL.
KempIe,s Greatest Ehorf-"Patienee"
nm N Platform.

Jake Kemple's aesthetic lecture came OIL
last night. AT the Opera House and attract
ed the best audience he has yet had. he
was somewhat dilatory in appearing anu q
special committee. sent down stairs 10 hur-
~ him up. found him in the green room.
undergoing n toilet preparation that
would have discounted the mysteries sur
rounding that OF a fashionable belle. But
at SIS O'Clock. the orchestra Tired on a
soulful melody and Jake waftzed on. lie
was a sight to behold. His limbs were en-
cased in rusty velvet knickerbockers, leay-
ing his lower limbs, though tight IN black
socks, exposed in all their grace OF outline
-Hoearth's double curve OF beauty, or
curved like Cupids bow, whichever simiie
suits YOU best. His fancy shoes were
decorated with suntiowers n in his lily
languid hand he carried a stalk OF the same
flower. An Oscar Wilde blonde wig
adorned his head, AMI OH his face was
enough rouge and powder to go the rounds
of a female seminary-a lilies n roses
compile xion. 4 faded lily swayed 5llghted-
ly from his button hole, and in his left
hand was the manuscript destined to para
I'VE the audience. -,
The cptree was most laughable. Jake had
intended singing. "Oh, | feel just as happy
as a biz s%unfiower,' ending with a break
down: but the orchestra had not the music
and I.ueders had agreed TO strike a chord,
giving the pitch. But Jake is not a Cam
panini, and when he rushed on and heard
the chord he struck four tones higher ana
howled out the verse in his
own original way, while the orchestra
yainly en%deayored TO follow him. The
breakdown was immense. and II Tony Pas-
tor could have seen ii, kemples fortune
would have been made.
Then came the lecture OF the Apple
Jack Renaissance, or, the Birth of the Gov
eminent Mule" Wilde'S lecture was on
the English renaissance, and as Jake wanted
a contrast, he took to apple.jack, which is
purely American. His pronunciation OF
renaissance, which is French, is as original
as his singing, but perhaps asthetically
correct, The lecture contained many good
and laughable points, though the lecturers
stained.glass attitudes beat anything else.
Part second OF the. entertainment con
sisted of character delineations and took
off the styles of many of our local
families, Of bench, bar and private walks OF
life. Most of these persons were present
and took il in good part, except the gen
tleman from Culpepah, sah," who declares
il his intention to make it a personal mat
tab, sab, q personal mattah.' The time
and place OF the duel have not been agreed
upon yet.
Well, the audience was fairly large. re.
ceipts good, expenses more than met and
the Colonel is Supremacy happy.
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BELLAlRE.

GAINESVILLE wants the Atkinsons to bring
their road TO that town.
Mrs. Mary l.. Hoge II daughters are
now residents of Bellaire, having removed
here from 81. Clairsville.
MeKisson. the victim OF females and
preachers, was in the city a day or two
ago, close on the heels Of the Rev. Ne.
Laughlin. 1t is understood that Nc. is
about to be "churched.'
Squire Crafty, we are informed, contem-
plates resigning his office as one of the
Justices OF Pultney township.
Union street is piled up with little hill
locks OF mud that are anything but orna-
mental. These mud piles should be hauled
off right away against the arrival of the
next rain.
A. p. Tallman, cashier OF the Bellaire
Bank, is one Of the directors of the Stand
ard Sheet Mill at Martins Ferry. Mr..
Tallman was influential in starting this
enterprise.
| Knox, the ticket thief. who was confined
in the lookup on Wednesday night to
answer a charge of robbery at Salesyille.
Guernsey county. was taken there yester-
day by Detective Roeder. .
Mrs. Birdsong, who has been postmistress
at this city for fifteen years, has been one
| of the most efficient and satisfactory gov
eminent officers that has been in its employ
in many years.
The C., I. V. & W. is not as short a line
to Chicago for the B. 20. as its present
route. II the B. K o. collars the Tuscarawas
it will be for the purpose of securing bet
ter facilities for getting into Cleveland and
also for the additional facilities that it will
derive from the acquisition of another lake
front. OF course the people living along
the line of the Tuscarawas would get into
Chicago much quicker il there was a con-
nection between it and the b. d o.
The appointment of Mr.. G. NJ. Wise to
be postmaster at Bellaire seems to give
| general satisfaction, although it was quite
| q surprise to many.
We regret to hear of the death OF the
mother Of MIRA. J. Norton, at Fredonia. on
Wednesday. Mrs. Norton will be buried
at Steubenyille on Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Williams has been presentea
with a silver castor by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the N. r.. Church. Mrs. Will.
| Jams will shortly move 10 Delaware coun'
ty. q.
Edward Taylor, of Wheeling, has secures
the contract for building the foundation
for the new foundry.
Electric light is in high popular fayoI
| here.
The Probate Judges of Ohio are holding
q meeting al Columbus this week. They
intend TO perfect q permanent organization
! with a view 10 adopting uniform rules ant
uniform prartice for all Probste Courts ii
the state. Judge Cochran, OF this county
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TaSfSllowing ~conyeyances were admitted
m Rtord yesterday by Clerk Hook:
A deed made the I'D day Of February.
1852 by Chas. W. Conner and wife to G. A.
KYLE. in consideration of 500, for a TRACK
ofland situated in the townof TriadelPhia,
Ohio county.
A deed made the End day of March, 1882,
by II. q Shriyer, assignee Of the Citizens
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Co, OF
Wheeling, to James Emblem. in considera-
ton Of $2,S55, for a piece Of ground in East
Wheeling.
A deed made the 18th day of January,
1852 by Isaac Irwin to Alexander Coen, in
Confederation Of 500, for the north half Of
lot No. SO, in FinSs addition to the city.
A deed made the I'd day of March, 1sS2,
by W. J. w. Cowden % Hester A. Harvey.
in consideration Of 5 1000, for tract Of land
Situatedin Liberty district, Ohio county.
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Personal
The News Of Our Own People and Of
yIsitOrs.

Dr. Camden was called to Benwood, yes
terday. to visit a bad case OF insanity.
Mrs. j. J. McHenry and daughter, Mrs.
Carter Gallagher, are visiting Mrs. George
G.. Feeney.
. Andy White, engineer on the Little An
ma, who has been sick for about a week,
reported for duty yesterday.
Major +. l.. Christman, of the Washing,
ton Rcporter, is being extensively named
for the office of Secretary OF Internal Al
fairs. We think the Major should feel
himself under obligations to the press OF
the State for the manner in which they
have boosted his candidacy. All our ex'
changes have contained complimentary
notices, and agree that he weuld make an
efficient otficer.-MOn0ng0held Record.
Ex-United States Senator Hereford visited
the Capital yesterday and was on the floor
of both Houses of the Legislature. He was
warmly welcomed by his numerous friends
among the Legislators. The ex-senator
looks as hale and hearty as OF yore and it is
said that he would not be unwilling to en-
ter the arena for the senatorial prize to be
drawn in the Legislative lottery next
winter.
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DR.. FRAZIER'S
Root BitterS !

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a dram.shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver
and kidneys, keep the bowels open and regu-
lar, make the weak strong, heal the lungs,
build up the nerves and cleanse the blood and
system of every impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush OF Blood to the Head,
tending to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, Scrofu-
lous Humors and Sores, letter, Ring Worm,
White Swelling, Erysipelas, Sore Eyes and for
young men suffering from Weakness or De-
bility caused from imprudence, and 70 females
in delicate health, FraZier's Root Bitters are
especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: ] have used two bottles OF your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weak
ness and Kidney Disease, and they did me
more good than the doctors and all the medi.
cine ] ever used, From the first dose l took
began to mend, and l am now in perfect
health, and / feel AZ well as ever did, l con-
slider your medicine one OF the greatest OF
blessings. MRS. NJ. MARTIN
Cleveland, o.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at sl& per
bottle.
Logan q Co., Agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
8. Q. Hamilton, Agent. Bellaire. o.
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Grocery B~urSIariEed.

About one o'clock Wednesday morning
the gAocery store OF William Graham, Jr.,
situated at the corner Of Fifteenth and
Jacob streets, was broken into by burglars,
and a quantity Of goods taken. The
CrSc kSmen effected an entrance by cutting
3 hand-hole in the panel Of 4 rear door and
then removing the bar. Among other ar
tlCles, about So worth Of cigars were cap
tured. Persons living in other parts of
the building heard the noise and frightened
them of before any more booty was OBJ
tanned.
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Forty Years Experience orau Old Nurse

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scription of one OF the best female physi.
clans and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions Of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, grip
ing in the bowles and wind collie. BY Civ
ing health to the child it rests the mother.
Price IS cents a bottle.
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{

WASHINGTON, March 3, 1 \. N.-F0r the
Tennessee and Ohio valleys, fair weather,
light variable winds. rising followed by
falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, slightly
colder, fair weather, winds mostly from
north to west, during the day higher bar
Ometer.
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Mbeslins gssistts
FRIDAY MORNING, MARGINS, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Wall PAPER and BorderS-JOScph Graves.
lInware-G. W. JohuSon's Sons.
watches-Miller 4 Franzheim.
Sauces and DresSing-J. II. Diehl X Co.
StimulantS-Tidal Wave Saloon.
For Gncinnati-Steamer Sidney.
Auction Sale of Wall Paper.
Headquarters for GlaSS-W. A. Wilson.
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Card,

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, loss of manhood, DC,
will sendA recipe that will cure you, FREs
or cHAEsE. This great remedy was discoy'
cred b. a missionary In South America
send a se~lf-addresSed envelope 20 the Rev
Joseph 7. InmAn. Station DNew York City
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Cheapest Gold Band French
China Dinner and Tea Sets in
the city, mt w. IL. Rinehart ~
Bros, 1915 Market street. Tel
ephOne A, So.
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Grand Concert at the FOun-
tain saloon, saturday evening,
by the Opera House Orchestra.
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The REGISTER has a paid correspondent, Of
intelligence and integrity In every section Of
the state, whose business II Is TO furnish the
pape witt all tina Interests the people Of
his locality ito aid every effort at improve.
ment, and in the development Of the re-
sources Of the State. And II also has
Correspondents IN the Principal Ciiies
OF the country, who are wide awake In gath
ering that which viii interest aud profit the
people OF West Virginia.
THE MARKET RErORTS
or the leading cities, at home n abroad,
constitute a valuable feature Of the REG
IsTER.
Lewis Baker & Co. are the most energetic
newspaper men In the country, and the Item OF
news which escapes their vigtlant eyes Is not
worth the recording. "-Atdertor hMerprtfr.
Send for . specimen Copy OF Register
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The usual Merchants Lunch ut
the New Mcclure sample Rooms
daily.
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the WEALTH

THE enterprise OF the WHEELING REGISTER u
recognized and appreciated BY the people here. It
Is the Enquirer Of this staie.'-M orgdHtotra Ne0
Do1niniou.
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DisinEectanf are Absolutely eee

especially in cases Of diphtheria, scarlet,
typhoid, yellow and malarial fevers. OAR
by's PROPAGATE Fluid is the great disin-
fectant and. purifier. Ii affords protection
from contagion, it is q relief and eure in
the sick room, will purify the air and de-
stroy vile odors without creating another.
As q household remedy il is invaluable.
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UndeveIoped Riehes Of IL state.
Carefully and thoushtfully prepared by II
most fascinating writer, will lie printed In
the REGISTER running through the coming
year. These articles, will alone, be worth to
any West virginian, many timer the price
OF the paper.
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THE WEALTH

THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH or II WEALTH
THE WEALTH WEST THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH " THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH VIRGINIA THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH 1851 THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
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The "Charter Oak Flour is the best in
the city. Ask your grocer for it Robt.
Simpson sole agent.
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NEARLY all the ills that afiict mankind
can be prevented and cured by keeping the
stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect work
ing order. There is no medicine known
that win do this as quickly and surely,
without interfering with your duties as
Parker's Ginger Tonic. See advertisement.
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STATE NEWS A sPpe1ALrY.

Conducted with energy, ability. ant great fair
ness."- Washington, ~. Democrat.
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Ask your grocer about those elegsutgifts
accompanying Prize Soap. Sold by all
dealers, u. s. Freeney, agent.
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DoS'r forget the grand concert at the
Fountain Saloon Saturday evening.
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poH'r farget the grand concert al the
FoQntAia Saloon Saturday evening.
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Tgx best IS the cheapest. Buy Charter
Oak Flour" Robt. Simpson sole agent
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FOR SALE,
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
-AND-
RUvIIDING SITES.

The wcli.known property corner q Exl
and Thirteenth streets, occupied by 4 Brad
Eosu., m n residence. Thu lots front Infsssa
Eoff street and IN feet on Thirteen,h s,nn@
with q 10 fo0t alley In the rear.
This IN very desirable property and u VI
he old on reasonable terms. N no, sod \
private sale. IL will be ofered Ut the ffst
door Of the Court House,
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH liza,
q, 10 o'clock. For particulars inquire Of
COL. THOS. 0'BliIES. O
fcI2si J. &. BRADY.
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Ask your grocer about those elegant gifts
sccompsnying Prize Soap. Sold by all
dealers. u * Ereeney, agent.
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a series OF articles on the

"The REGISTER Is the leading paper OF West
6urph Daily TihoS. lind.
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Tax beauty and color of the hair may be
safely regained by using Parker's Hair
Balsam, which is much admired for its per-
fume, cleanliness and dandruf eradicating
properties.
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MODEL NAP OF WET VIRGINIA..
ruH mar Al

=. The Map will 70 sent as n premium 10 all
persons who remit $40 for the WEEKLY
REGrsrER, one year, and 10 cents to pay post.
age on the Map
"The Rr.IsrHR 10 really the only daily ne,.t.
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ASK your grocer for Charter Oak Flour"
The best in the market. Robt Simpson
sole agent.
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AVAILABLE HOOK

OF nearly 800 pages, ON the wealth, dcNeIoped
and undeveloped, Of West Virginia, by such
distinguished authorities as ProL Mnury,
FeRow Of the Royal academy. London,
PrsE. F6ntaine. OF the University, and FL.
Speaker, Geo. II. NcGea, will Ike sent as
PREMIUM WITH THE REGISTER
To those who prefer It to the map, on exactly
the same terms.
Price or West vIryiaia's wealth." si.eo.
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siIs

pT VIRTUE OF A prrn -
ID made by Jerry CrsSfa,o w IA
Crawford, his wife, TO the unts,s Aat
dated April l., i>S. aud nSS,nisSssaei -
OF Clerk OF the COUNTY Cunrto al y tas =
West virginia, In deed OF i'm, VIlS cp
page ~ ! shall. on oo'S "a
SATURDAY. MARrR I. 10.
CommenetDG at 10 O'clock mn
door OF the Court HouSe OF ava, ~
Virginia, prcceed 20 Sell \, puh,ssaaJ q
the highest and best bahi.r' N. aels1
described real estate. tina, t, 10 : iodoe}
OF ground stfuate IN whcciia, " \ pcJ
on the cst eide Of Fog g.. Ns'lsA
Eleventh. anA Twelfth streets. "a esl
follows: Beginning At q Issni n,splilS
OF Eon street, ferty'two "a f>S 800
northwest coSner OF the A~b.iis rVae1
Church lea thence easiwaraly win ,"IrsN3
eia line OF . piece OF gnplni ts.sss
Robert Stnnpr one hundred lai Ky
twenty CHI foot alley; th-uc- n
and parallel with Eoif street r,rhi.sa
thence westwardly aud sia.el ! s.,stS
mt ahove menticned, Que hQnar.t W ns I
TO Eon street; thsNc~ norh~,riIs ..eS
east line of Fog street eighteen n, ',sny
place Of beginning. Tue prop--,y 10Y
the above parcel Of grouna and .,.s
frame dwelling house thcrron, e
Terms OF Bale, Cash.
II. Il. fERSuA<ON ANY.
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The SachSe Conceri.

gerously i'll, though reported somewhat
better last night. The programme to be
rendered is subioined:
PROGRAMME,
l. Overture
Opera House Orchestra.
.. Solomon
Mrs. &. W. Eoff.
3. Duet-Violin and piano-Sonate ....P aglnini
Mr.. Herman Schockey and Mr.. z. Boxer.
4.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Whitaker.
S Pianos Solo a. silver Mason
Mr.. &. w. Eoff.
8. Chorus-Chimes of Normandy go lanquette
la "Come Farmer Small"
lbl "Than Us You'll not Find Better"
3 lc)"Who are Drivers Lacking"
i'd "Who are Wanting MaidenS .Able:'
tei Ensemble.
Lyric Opera Company" Chorus.
PART IL.
l..
Opera House Orchestra.
>. ~Solo-Sleep well, Sweet Augel...........-Abt
Mr.. X. v. Ankle.
8. Violin Solo with orchestral accompani-
mentl-Concerto-lSt movement endelsSohn
Mr.. Louis Naas.
4. SoiO-Wal
Mrs. G. Il. Caldwell.
?. Recitatiye, Air and Chorus-Chimes of Nor
mandy-"Silcut Heroes" .--- ......P lanauette
Mr.. {. y. Lucas and chorus.
D. Solo-My Queen---- .."-----.b lumenthal
Mr.. Hartley Thompson.
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Particular Notice.

AL the dra awnings will hereafter be under the
We supervision and control OF Generals
q. T. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early,
A Splendid Opportunity TO win q Fortune.
Orleans, Tuesday, March H.lSS2-lEd Monthly
n.o
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
81. James Hotel. March 9, 1854.

Miss NJ Hollingshead, w $ Mitchell, Sanan-
Glen Easton tonia, Texas
L Cramer, river Miss c Campbell, Steub
J ] Patterson 81 Glars Miss n Watson, do
n = Keenan,, do Miss NJ Johnson, do
W u Fletcher Middle Mrs ] Morrow, Fairm't
bourne r Hills, Columbus
w L Stotsberry Grain H Ridemore, BALTIC
VIM Davis, city JR Pittman, do
Tom List, city Peddicord, do
W Mare, Ohio EWLaugherg,L Reach
j p Gibson, city Geo Viddle, do
John A Hill, BALTIC ] McLaue, Pittsb'g
] 8 Hall, st MaryS E HWorkerman ,Cleve
A w Oxnard, New ] NJ Mcconnell, do
Martinsville JIM Kirk, Canton
Jno Dell, 81 Louis w H Miller, Phils
John B Hagen, H H W Edgerton, Gncin
W Thatcher, York Pa ] G Bell, B&ORR
Elk Crymble,R Ms JW Ely&wife, Waynes
NJ Linn, Steubenv OMcKinn. Cambridge
Geo Gibson, city
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lS57 Prizes, amounting
Removable corresponding agents wanted ~
ali points TO whom liberal compensation VIII
be paid. ..,,, ~,v.
Inc full address. Send orders by express or
Rssistered Letter. or Money Order BY mall
N. A. DAUPHfS,
New Orleans, Il.
or N. A. Dsuphin, IL La Sale b., Chicago
or N. A. Dauphin, G7 Seventh street, wash
Tn New York ONCE is removed to Chicago.
N. B.-Orders addressed 10 New Orleans Will
receive prompt attention.
Tie Particular attention o. the Pubic uoats
cd TO the fact that ne estifs ran1oeT q
con,equenay az t1< priss IN each drassnS ere
sold and drascn and paid.
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WANTED.

"ANTED - A NCNRER Of vyS
w Horses, suitable for street car. hcis-d
six and eight y saN Of mgr. 10 weigh 20 4
100 pounds. Apply nj the oflce oT st.bs>q
the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.
marleodh I. ELEEH. Superpi"hds
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population OF counties VOTE Of each county
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The RsarsrER Il keeping step With the prog
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0undte-
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The proprieton Of the WHEELING REGIs.
TER have engaged the services OF gentlemen
well qualined for the task, to get up, what
will readily he conceded TO be
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