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MOXDAT MOBKISO, AlJtlCHT 28.
linsley institute.
English and ClMKlnl Academy.
mHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTI
I ration will begin on Monday, September
4th, van. The School still occupies rooms
above the Express Office, opposite the McLan
House. I. F. JONES, Principal.
aug23-lw
Fair ix October.?The Board of Di
rectors having ascertained that they
will get immediate possession of the
Fair Grounds, have determined to hold
a Fair in October, commencing on
Tuesday, the 10th, and continuing for
four days. Wo understand that liberal
premiums will be offered, and that no
pains will be spared to make the exhi
bition creditable find interesting. .The
gentleinen who -litre' tile mfctter in
charge, are energetically engaged in
perfectingArrangements;-"artd should
receive tlift active and hearty ts^ojSera
tion of the Citizens of Wheeling and the
surrounding country.. It has now been
five years since we have had an Agri
cultural falcon:Wheeling Ial and/and
it win" now tx deeply Interesting to
note the progress and improvements
this interval. Witliln the last few years |
many of our farmers have been giving!
particular attention to the improvement
of their stock, and we expect to seethe
best display this fall that has ever been
made &n Wheeling Island.
Sinyo writing,,!he alcove, the mana
gers have sent us an advertisement,
which appears in another column. Wo
hope oitt* brethren of the press, who are
favorable to the enterprise, will aid by
calling the attention of their readers to
the fact that wo are to have a fair at the
time stated.
SVENOEIHIUND FESTIVAL.?TilO grand
annual Festival of tho Samgerbund as
Kocfation of tho North-west takes place
at Columbus, Ohio, commencing on
Tuesday of the present week. The per
formances will consist of a series of
concerts, a pie-nic and ball. The con
certs, will take place as follows: Recep
tion Concert on Tuesday evening,given
by the various musical societies of Co
lumbus. The singers from abroad will
be welcomed with speeches, music, in
strumental and vocal. A costly ban
ner, donated to theSanigerbund, by the
German .ladles of Columbus, will also
be presented! The lnainmofh Concert
on Wednesday evening will be a
grand affair, over five hundred sing
ers joining iu the ~ performances; of
thei : evening,. . The Tprize concert
comes oflf on Thursday evening, at
which will be adjudged a splendid'sil
ver cup, and. other prizes, to those who
prove most proficient in the art. A
large delegation;representing tho Man
tiorchor and Jlariuony associations of
this city, will leave to-morrow to par
ticipate in tho festivities. They are
splendid singers, and will bo strong
competitors for/the ljop.ors of tfcoOcca
sion.
ifow TO OoMl'UTK TIIK INCOMK TAX.
?Since the publication of tho income
tax list there boa been considerable |
discussion as to. the xate of taxation
and the amount of the incomes of those
whose uumes appeur Jrathe list. ? Some
persons, haVeSiof-reafi1 tiiD ltiwV
suppose that Ave per cent, is the rate
assessed upon? till' incomes, 'without re
gard to the amount. This is incorrect.
The law requires'1 that all incomes over
six hundred and not exceeding five
thousand dollars, shall bo taxed at tl|9 j
rate of five per cent., and the excess
over five thousand at the rate often pet
cent. If an individual's ijicom^be, five
thousand dollars per annum, the six
hundred dollars exempted'*by law is
deductod, and the ,remaini?R.forty-four
hundred assessed at the rate of five per
ceilf.'" Tf^uo income be ten thousand
dollars, the rAte will bo five per cent on
forty-four hundred and ten per cent, on
the remaining fivb thousand 'dollars.
-T7T7S ?tt- : ' 1 ' nT
PLUStniNo' and Gas-Fitting.?We
take pleasure iu calling.the Attention pf
our citizens to the now establishment of
Messrs. J. S. Trimble it Co. T|iis firm
is coimposed of worthy nhdi enterprising
mon who, doubtless, will use every en
deavor, tft ttiv9)Mifi^fiu?M<^n.t^tliflir. cus
tomers. wo understand that they Have
secured the'services of one of the very
best workmen in Philadelphia. They
have also supplied themselves with a
complete stock of all kinds of goods and
materials necessary to the prosecution
of tho business of pltitnbiiig and gas-flt
ting in all its branctop. bttVe no"
doubt of their Bucetawf/Cmd eari'ehdcf
fully recommend tho new iirm to all
who may.>KJtehkahythiti& in their lino of
biurtn^M. j v ''Va"
Suspknsion Foot Briimjk.?On Satur
day evening the Market street bridge
across Wheeling creek was dosed up
mitl pnrt of the floating'remov^i
panrtoiy to'a thorongli course ofrepAlrs.
The timbers and flooring are very niucb
dccayedand vUl have to iwrejlincod
with new material. Wo noticed yes
terday, that notwithstanding the barri
cades and the dangerous condition of
the structure a number of adventurous
1 ndividuais continued totfross it in pref
erence to walking a few steps'ftirther
to reach the Main street bridge.! I
IXuok TomaWbj^?in onr
office a cluster of toijiatoes, grown in
the garden of J^r, 1C Kichardson, who
resides on the Island. This cluster
contains six lirgfc tomatoes.'all fully de
veloped, jujt growing almost as com
pactly as a cluster ofgrajtes. The hunch
weighs almost four pounds. ir all the
vinesin' the neighborhood gave such a
yield as,ihit<, we could probably get to
matoes at iower rates.
Opened/iit OwrU'K.?The city super
intendent of freeachoolk has established
an office in tho City Building, where he
can tje ^bftpd hyt^t*.* Sft.J\oth4re
who may have business u> .l^na*A
with him. He will aim hold a special
examination on the 30th inot^ earn,
meucing at nine o'clock a. TO., for thc
benefit orthose teachers who were una
th8 la?"?* examination held on
A Very Daxqerods Nnr^jcw.?A
gang nf. yraing.nanriidataa for UlAjign.
itentiary infest the government hay
shed : adjoining the, .'Intelligencea
building on Quinsy street. Some night
there will be an "underwriter'sillomi
nation" in this city such as the oldest
inhabitant never saw before. We de
tected the juvenile thieves last night
slinking out of Oielr holes like rjits, and
slipping over across Hie street and en
tering the kitchen apartment of Pack
erls tavern through the windows, where
we suppose they stole enough to satisfy
their hunger. Xh'e viligans lead this
sort of a life nightly. They carry
-matches. in their pockets together with
stumps of Cigars, and dp not scruple to
smoke in their holes in the hay.
Whoever is In charge of the shed neg
lects either to protect the liay therein
or. (and what is vastly more Important)
to guard the city against a wholesale
conflagration. It is an imposition, that
never ought to have been submitted to
by the city, to keep such a magazine in
the very midst of its business centre.
The property holders of Main and
Market stVeets, between Monroe and
Qnincy, should protest against the hay
or the shed remaining where they are
any longer.
A Complaint.?John McLure, Esq.,
one of our oldest and most respected
citizens, requests us to call the attention
of the proper authorities to the outrages
that are daily perpetrated! on negro
boys in the streets by half- and three
quarter grown white boys. Others
have before made the same com
plaint. Mr. Mclaire says that his boy
cannot be sent to the poBt office excfcpt
at the risk of his life, frequently coming
home from errands badly bruised nnd
beaten by cowardly, and cruel white
lioys. Jt is an indication of very low
instincts lo abuse :nny of God's crea
tures, even. dumli animals, and no one
not a fair candidate for a disgraceful
career through life, would lie guilty of
maltreating a negro, simply because it
Is his misfortune to have a dark skin.
Wo hope the police will make nil ex
ample or two of offenders.
ARRESTED AND HKr.D TO BATIu?Wo
have heretofore published the fnets
that on the 19tli of August Deputy
Sheriff William S. Irwin attached the
steamer Hard, Times for debt, anil that
Capt. Perry Brown and other- officers
of tlio boat refused to recognize lijjg au
thority, but shoved outfrom the wharf
and went on to Pittsburgh, carrying the
Sheriff with them. They there settled
the amount of the claim and supposed
the matter was ended. Teht^rday even
ing the Hard Times again arrived at
the wharf, when the Sheriff and:-his aids
went on board and arrested the. Cap
tain upon a warrant issuqd by onp of
the justices of the county. He was
taken beforo 'Squire Johnston, who
held him to bail in the sum of one
thousand dollars for his appearance at
the October term of the Circuit Court.
The punishment for the offence is line
and imprisonment.
Heavy Business.?The monthly re
turns of the clothing merchants of this
city show that during the last three
months their sales have been unusually
heavy, and have reached an amount far
beyond what is generally .supposed.
These returns are oulv mado for the
clothing, iptumfnctured by themselves,
and. docs not Include* their sales of
ready-made clothing not manufactured
in tlieir own establishments. They, ess- ,
I timate that the amount returned is only
about oncfourthof their actual sales.
The total returns for May, June, and
July amount to eighty-four thousand
eight hundred and. ninety-two dollars,
which,.according to the foregoing esti
mate .would make the. actual sales for
those threo months amount to the very
large sum of $339,508, which, wo think,
is pretty good. foi^.the summer season.
lUyEit.?Yesterday evening the river
j was receding slowly, with a little over
1 fbur feet in the channel.
Tho Revenue lelt for Cincinnati on
Saturday. She took out a lttlr trip.
Tho arrivals on Saturday were, the
Eagle, frouiParkersburg; Beulah, from
Pittsburgh; Hard Times, from Pitts1
burgh, for'New Orleans."
Tho Wheeling steamer Potomac, Capt.
Fink, is employed now down below.
She was to have left Cincinnati on Fri
chly evening for Xxjuisville, with 550
soldiers of the 4th Reglmeht U. S. V. V.
She has l?een chartered to take the place
of the *ytr O/iar/r.t. jvhlch boat yflU be
withdrawn to.be lengthened^ : So says
the Gazette of Saturday.
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IMPORTANT TO PlIOTOORAMIERS.?
The following decision lias bbfen made
by the Internal Revenue Bureau in re
gard to tho sale of photographs. Where
a party pays, say $3 75^ Cor a dozen
' photographs or sun plcthresf, tlie person
who sells or delivers the pictures must
Afllx a three cent stamp to each. The
pretence that Aha first picture 4s worth
a dollar, and hence requires a five cent
stamp, while each of the remaining
eleven is wprtl$,jjut twenty-five cents,
and consequently requires a two cent
stamp, is an evasion of the law which
cannot be tolerated.
It Is a matter of daily remark that,
ther*) hardly, a pavement in. tho cityj
In front of any property or residence,
that is creditable to the premises. Ma
ny of our pavements are, we were
going to say, mero .stumbling blocks.
We do not think tho phrase exagger
ates their condition. People do Htum
blo over them, so uneven and sunken
are the bricks. Stumped toes and
sprained ankles might become epidem
ics so far as any saying virtuijs in tiro
pu vuni*^ |ah> coi%qrnqfl. If! J*
| gested that an order of council should
j be passed compelling property holders
to level up and. .relay, their pavements.
Fisk Property ^ Saj.f-?\Ve de
sire to call the attention of our readers!
to th* Tcrvtlcrirtble proneitg adseifa.
tlseOTibr sauTby Mr. Benjamin Fisher.
II if pleasantly located on the bivnt or
the Ohio river, a short distance above
BenWoodl The buiMUug*>are substan
tial and commodious, while the land is
of the fioeRliqatlity,' ;? *?
OantelI inan'H.Run opened-on Thursday
last. The.?tt?ndanoeia represented to bo
largo and the prospects oncournging. A
considerable number 6'f persons left the
city yesterday for, the Oaiiip ground.
Thb Stoubenville Hailroadbridge
will be iinished by the 10th of Septem
ber, and the Panhandle road will then
be iri runfalng order to Pittsburg.
Ho?. Geo. R. ? Latham, M.' C.', and
Chas. H. Boone, Into of Philadelphia,
have associated.themselves hh.Attor
neya at Grafton.
The Conference of the M. P. Church
will convene at Pruntytown, Taylor
Co., on the 80th Inst.
Pabkersburo was lit with gas for
the first time on th,e23d Inst. .The Ga
zelle says that the experiment was satis
factory. ^
The Nuptial Tie has been described
as a knot fixed with the tongue which
the teeth cannot unloose. But the teeth
themselves, if beautiful by the aid of
Sozodont, are powerful agents in pro
ducing the fascination wnicli leads to
marriage. The charm, to which this
delicious preparation lends to the
breath, too, lias a decidedly hymeneal
tendency. White teeth and a puro
breath! What heart can resist them?
aug aHtepd. ? ? . /
Hard to bclloyo! It is nevertheless
trnotliat Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer
will banish gray halra in from SO to 60
days !" City references given. For sale,
with Night Blooming Cereus, Sozodont
and all the popular toilet articles, by
T. H. Logan & Co. and Logan, List A
Co.. . aug24-3t
(gfluattoniil.
Bethany College.
rruirs, institution is located in
X ono% of tlielhog"^ | '
portionn-of the-hillc
it is in Brooke county, sixteen miles north of
Wheeling, and jkivi* miles /romAVollsburg, at
which place, persons coming either by boat
or rail, con flml lincks ready to take tliem to
the Qoljfge., Situated as.it Is.In tho country.
It is removed at once from tho temptation* to
extra vagancc.rind the facilitle^/or,vlce.whicli
attach to- Colleges in or near targe cities^?
Young men who desire a thorough education
will And peculiar advantageK in Bcthniiy Col
lege. She has* an experienced Faculty and
affords tho best education on the lowest term*.
Tho 25tli Session will commence pn the 1st
Monday in October next and terminate on
the lost Th urainy of June, 1800.
KAClTI.TY.
Alexander CAairaiji; President.'
W. K. Pknijlktox, ? "Vice President and
Poferaor of Mental Moral, foul Political Plii
fessor of Ancient
.'of Mathematics
osophy and Belles Lettres.
Charlks Louis Loos, Professor of Ancient I
Languages and Literatui
?B. W. JdnKSOK. Profe
and Astronomy.
K. Richardson, Professor of Natural Pld-1
loeophy, Chemistry and Naturtd History..
TERMS, -j,: ;
Boarding from 84,00 to 84,50 per week.
Tuition, per session of ? mouths, 550,00.
Washing; atid lights ext"
MArticulation Fee$5,00.
For Catalogues or further Information ad
dress W. K. Pendleton or C. L. Loos, Sec'ty.
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Wheeling Female College,
WHEEinrG.W.TA.
mms iNOTTtmoN, chartered
i With full collegiate powers in l$H*and
recently reorganized under a new Board of
Directors,will Iki onehed as a collegiate insti
tute :on tho firat Wednesday in September
next. The buildings aro now being:tho
roughly ; refitted and newly furnished
throughout.
? In the lil>erality of Its arrangements, in the
extent and comprehensiveness of its course
of study, in,its methods of tuition and gov
ernment and in theahillty; and:experience of
its Board of Instruction ?the publlcauay rely
upon its being a first-class semlpiuy.
Having had many years experience in con
ducting leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern.ana Middle States, I feel assured
that'with, the liberal patronage , and the ear
nest co-operation of the citizens of Wheeling
and vieinit^ the ^College will soon be able to
extend to young ladlet&B the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outsid
of our eastern metropolitan cities. :
It affords me the highest satisfaction, to^be
able to announce the engagement of a corps
of teachers of distinguished ability, expe
rience, and reputation- -
A Normaldepartment: will be organized
at an early day, having especial reference to
the preparation of young ladles Ibr the busi
ness of teaching. ?
A Preparatory Department will be
opened for such Misses as are too youngto
enter the collegiate.
The Institution will be conducted upon
Protestant, but not unQn denominational
principle#? the leading churches of this vicini
ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian .and the
Episcopalian, being represented in the Facul
ty.
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
Tuition?First Preparatory, SO; Second
Prerwuntory. 37; Flint Collcglaie, 88; Secohti
Collegiate, 8$. Junior, 810; Senior, 812 50;
Latin, French, German, or other language, 85;
Experimental Sciences, 82 extra, each: Draw
ing, 8r< Painting in Oil, 810; Pastel,tlt^Ctay
on, 88; Music, on Piano, 810; Use of Instru
ment, 82 50; Vocal Music, 810; Fuel, 2d and 3d
quarters, 50 cents each quarter, .../
Boaro-84& Fuel and .Limits. 85; Washing,
Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, 837 50: Fuel and Lights; 81.
Bills both ipr tuition and board payable in all
cases at the commencement of the quarter
Sept. Cth, Nov. 15th, Feb. 1st and April 18th.
? ? _ l. c. Loomis, a.m.m.l5n
July 20,1865. President.
ST. TINCENT'8
Classical & Mercantile. College
Mil EKLIXV. W. VA.
T>l6llOP WHELAN TRUHTB THAT TOE
D sucecss of his eflbrts in behalf.of female
education . Will recommend, at onco to tlie
faVor of thb ~publi6 this institution for, boys
and youtfg men, which1 he hopes to make all
that is desirable as a school for youth. *
The modern language will be taught by
gentleinenttowhqm they aro vernacular, and
who will afford to the pupils occasional op
portunities^'
. Jniena?a 10 provide such
?nd. apparatus as may elucidate,
umliA.'iVLK.y' ''I1.?'*"* <?tl'o stuille* of Nat.
WSSSS* superintended
wil1 ?'O open tntho public, but
.w?!?.,'??. received na bonriera.
in wlvance;
tl?p <ase
the fig
m.w ,u,iuw indicate tho cash-ln-ndvnnrv*
u?iuction will be made for absence or for
moval when a quarter. or half-seraion ? has
been commenced, except in case of sickness.
THOB : (WIIfcN PAID IN ADVANCE.)
weeKS ,1 " ? ... cirn iyi
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COCO CREAH FOR THKOHAIK.
Coco Cream for the Hilr. "
Oooo Cream for the Hair.
Away with yoorOrey Hair.
Away with your Orr-y Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!! '
No moife rancid Pomades II
you want something elegant,
If yon admlne delicious Perfume,
If you desire soft and silky Halt-,
If yon want your Hair preserved,
If yon want youir Hair to grow
If you want to prevent prematura Baldness,
If you want to be rid of Dandruff,
Use the Oooo Cream. ;
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Craam.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price 3S cents a bottle. ?
For sale by
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
' Wheeling, w. Va.
EVERvofnsSHoran use
HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-rThat splendid preparation tor
Uie Hair, whltlrls fcst becoming so iiopnlar
and so much enquired for.
I No one who has used It will ever give up
i Its use.
It is a Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
iSaiEa&!
It is a splendid Hair Dressing.
?gndca' jmfl: used by the flret
worthless Imitation In the market. 1
For sale by all Pnteteti*.
_R. P. HAlSC A CO., Proprietors,
T. H. TJOGAN4 CO. and IflOAN^lST^
W- Va,Vlio1S1fo?kB'^ 4
COLGATE'S HOJIEY SOAP.
?nils celebrated TOILET SOAP, In su<?flnl
vereal demnnd, ismadelVom the ClioIcCTtma
terials. Is MILD and EMOLLIENT In Its na
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex
tremely BENEICIAL in its action upon the
J'or'Mleby .all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marlMydiw
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills
sfstesassHg*
MsgSSPaa
TO MARRIED MDIIS,
It'speculiarly suited. It will In n m,<?
^ty. B?n &<">??>thly peri'it wlthSgfc
.CAUTION!
^ they nro sure to brine 011 mir.
iSpiS^u! "SLt?
m?ius have foiled. 011 oUier
FuUdirectlons In the pamphlet around each
bottle?UUrug8fat?- I?lMOneDolIarper
Sole United Stntes Axrent.
N Tt ji?nn Cortland 18L. N. Y ?
^^'??OTernn^b" ?tummaStU0
TO INVALID SOLDIERS 1
Artificial Legs, Arms and Cratches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
NesBsfiasBfm
very resp't, your obed't fiervt
a a a John kisincR,
WitfSfa,hdm"> -TO
. ?J?" Fkisskcx,
ARDnLhr"Ji rae
asssa^ssssssa ftaarSr^
For forth
For farther particulars call on or addrisii
j CHARLES BEIUXR, Ajrt
apr28-ly **?
? fBy authority of tlio Leglslaturoj
^0np?!^ Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
"West Virginia.
yw? ?ri
ftom." .. .. ,
Adopted, March 1,18H5.
G. B. CALDW^iiL,
ATTORNEY" for Aliti MILITARY
Claims, Back Pay, Bonnty, Pensions, Ac.
aarotttce?Melodcon Buildlinj, rooms form-,
erly occupied by Caldwell & Boyd, oppose I
Bank of wheelmnr, (upstairs).) ' ' ; |
rkkkkknck! His Excellency A. I. Bore
man, Governor of Wert Virginia. P. P. Pelr
rolnt. Adjutant General of "west Virginia. j 8.
Brady, Cafchlcr Merchants' and Meclmnlcs'
Bank. Di C, list, Cashier Bank of Wheeling.
mh7-?mdtwAw ;
HIGGINS' GAT.T.EYR^
Monroe Street betwpen Main & Market,:
Photographs-plain or'ftnished
In Oil or India Ink, from llfb or coptoa
^CARD f'HOTWIRAPliS?Pnltlcolar palna
taken with thtaoopular?yI* of picture. ?
photograph ALBUMS?At Ion tluui
variety of CHT.T & rosewood
prame8 will always be on band at rauona
ble pticeo. '? d?J?
DAR IRON?Round, -ftom 3-16 to 3 M.
g^gJ^gggB^AnvaiS^-VVajTjeand
'Hoy*'4 P-ffHIIJ}RETH*BR<i;
? ?'??' '? aMlteteSt.
7fi w?.8ADMK?.'B. PLAHTATIfW
'"'1'n ''1
Commissioner's Notice.
TK CHANOEBV;,, IN l IHE. oirouit!
1 Court, {Of OUI^ttnwIy, WM* Virginia:, I
Alexander Hcyumn,
Atonzo ILorWg,
AdmluLstratnr of tlie Estate or JVMKfcon L
-Sangston, Deceased;;; 1
By virtue of a Uecree made and entered In
this cause on the 25th day of Mar, 186S* it was
adjudge<l( ordered* aiuldecreed that this entire
be referred to one of {he C^mmiotopers/if this
Court to audit, state, and settle the Ail mini*-1
t ration aceotmt of the said I^orlng, and ret>brt
the an me to Court, and' also ascertain and re
port what debts there are against the estate of j
said Sangston ;still unpaid, and. also the real!
property - belonging to .said estate, describing
the separate parcels thereof,,andwhere situ
ate, and what Jjart thereof IS encumbered by
deeds of trust orotherwise, and the amount of
each encumbrance, and to whom, due, and
that he give four.weeks nptlccv by advertise
ment thereof, published In some newr
printed in Wheeling, at the time and p
taking suchaooount, ahd that healso/l
advertisement, give notice to all >p?.~,.?
claiming to be credltomof the said estate, that
they, at the lime and .place .to be; named ,by
provetfieamoun?of thefr rt^eicR^d^taSn
pain or having:their said supposed debts ex
cluded from payment by saki. estate, in case
they do not respectively at said time and
placd prove the sairte,and that his proceed
ings in the premises with any special mat ter
he may deem pertinent, or which lie may be
required by said parties, or any of them, spe
cially to report, and that new process orsub
poena issueagalnst the Infaut defendant John
A. sangston.
CojtsriasidsEK's Office. ' 1
in L
the accounts, Ac., as required by the said de
Tee. All persons Interested are'hereby notl
ed to attend..
HANNIBAL FORBES,
aug22-90d Master Commissioner.
~ TAX NOTIOeT
The TAX-PAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
will take notlce.that I shall he-prepared
to receive the State, County and School Taxes
for the year 1805, to, the several Township?, at
the times and places hereinafter mentioned,
and that a deduction of 2% ]>er centon the
State Tux wil lie ullowed to those who shall
pay all their taxes 011 or before thb-lst dayof
Octoljer, 180T>, at.the Slierltrs ofllce, or at the
times and places specified, viz:
Washington To.?At the First Ward Hose
House. September 18,11) and 20.
Madison <Tp.?At the Hope-Hose House,
Sent?mt>er21,22and.28. . - ?
Clay Tn.?At the HherllTs Ofllce, September
18,10 and 20. ,
Union Tp.?At the Rough ttud Ready Hose
House, September 21,22 and 2& : v
. Centre Tp.n-At the Fifth Ward School
Honse, September 25, 20 and 27.
.Webster Tp.-r-At Isaac Freeze^? Store Room,
(Henry Echols* old stand,) September 28,20
and 30. ? .
Ritchie Tp.-?At theSontli WheellngSeliool
House, SepteinlKjr it) and 20, antl at Adams'
18; at A. A. Allison's - Siri i t h Shop September
10, and at Atkinson's School House Septem
ber 20. .
_ Libert3'Tp.?AlVallcy ? roveP, O. Septem
ber 14 and lo, and and at Samuel Bell's Store,
West Liberty, September 10. >
.. ' JOSEPH* SEYBOLD,
augiT-tm octl BherM'of Ohio Co.
(Dally Register copy till Oct, 1.)
? JfvUJ l a
New Crkkk. W. Va., Aug. 14. *05 J
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Assessor's Office,
U. S. lNi*ER. R?Vi, 2n DIS. W. Va.
Nkw Crkkk. W. Va., Aug. 14,
"OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ~
1^1 the lists or valuations and enumerations
of property, subject to tax under tlie "Actio
Srovide Internal Revenue to support, the
iovernnient, to pay Interest on the public
debt and for other purposes," approved June
30, 1804 and t|?e amendatoiy act approyed:
March 3d, 1805,'made and taken by the seve
ral assistant assessors (of the divisions herein
after mentioned) of the 3d collection!'district
of West Virginia, will remain open for the
examination of all persons Interested for the
space of fifteen '(15) days (Sundays excepted)
from the date hereof viz: First (1st) division
embracing the county of Morgan; 2d, Hamp
shire: Oth, Taylor: IQtli.Preston; -11th, Mon
ongalla. On the 5th Of September, at Berk
eley 6'prhigKon the7th and8tli -ntSeptem
ber, at my Office at New Creek; on the 12th of
Scptnnber nt- Ornfton; Oil tlio nun Of Sej>
teinber, at Morgantown; ob the 14th of Sep
tember, at Kbigwood. <?
At each time and place mentioned app<
will be received ana determined relative
any erroneous or excessive valuations, assc...
mentor enumerations made and taken by tlie
Assistant Assessors. All appeals must be
made in writing, specifying the particular
cause, matter, or tiling,, respecting wldch a
decision Is requested, and shall ? moreover,
statethe ground or principle of inequality or
error complained of. %>:? -
auglO-gw T. It. CARSKADON, Assessor.
Dental Notice.
TTAVING SOIjTI ODT MY PRACTTCE II#
TjL Destistry to Drs. Surglson & McOormlck,
1 would cheerfully recommend them to my
many patrons as safe and reliable operators
in air the various departments of Dentistry.
.They agree to fulfill my contracts. Persons
in want of superior work will find It to their
interest to call upon them.
E. G. WINCHELL.
J. M. SURGISOX, D. D. S...S. B. M'CORMICK.D. p. S\ j
NURGIHONA WttORMICK,
(Successors to Dr. E. G. Wlncliell*)
DENTISTS,!
No. 145 Market Street,
augO WHEELING, W. VA.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
Office of Collector Inirrrial Revenue. V
- Dinirirt of Wext Vtrpinia.y'
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN iTO THE
IX Tax-Payers of WeUol.Tyler, Pleasants
and Marion Counties, t-liat the Licenses and
Incomes .assessed for 1805, ore now due and
payable at the following places and times
designated as follows: where and tphrn pcrj/
ment in tut be m*Mle, or tlie law as quoted be
low, will bo strictly enforced:.
"Sec. 28. > ? ? And if any.person
slinll neglect to pay as aforesaid for more than
ten days, it shall be theduty of 'the collector
or his deputy to Issue to .such person a notice
to be left at his dwelling or usual place of
business, or be sent by mailt demanding the
payment of said duties or taxes, stating tlie,
amount thereof; with'fee of'twenty cents for
the issuing and nervier* such- notice; and!
with four cents for each mile actually and
necessarily traveled In serving the. same.
And If fetich persons' shall not pay the duties
or taxes, w.ltli the penalty aforesaid, anil the
feo of twenty centsnnd mileage as- aforesaid,
within ten days after the service or the send
ing l?jr ipnil or such notice, it shall be the duty
of the collector or liis deputy, ipcollect the
said duties or taxes, anaree of twenty cents
and mileage, with ten per 6entttm penalty as
aforesaid." * o . ? '? , -
I will be at Burton August'29th'arid 80th; at
Mannlngton n 1st and 1st Beptembor; Worth -
Ington -Jtli aud fith; Fairmont 6tli and 7th;
ttasuettsville 8tli and. Dth; New Martinsville
12tli and 13th; Middlebourne from 15th to 18th:
at Slstem-nie Iltth, and at St. Marys 2QU*and
2lKt?fcptember.'
Tax-Payers will please he present at the ap
pointed timesaiid places, or leavethe amount
of their laxfti with some one to pay for tlienii
and thereby save to themselves tho per cent
Age and costs.' JAS...C. ORR,
* ' ? ? Collector First District W. Va.
. ? HAM'L BUbl^NQSIiY,
augl5 . : I>epnty Collector.
MtL wm. d; ifA-ttpLAft JiAYtDg pn?.
clin??d the Inferwt or Mr. W. W^ulfc!".
ie firm (if Pryor, atiller A:' Cb., the IwbP
&ess.will be conunnedunder'tlieflrm1 or
Pryor, Handian^Cfr. . juil.
No. 2t Honroc Sir., WheeHnr,1
?HEP CONSTANTLY ON ITANO A large
.. and ndendld?fimorttheut of Faimlydnd
idl BiblekaU styles and prices*. ? . i -
"rayer and Hymn Book* of alj denoniina
nsandln every.Ktyle'or binding. ? j i
Geological and Religions books in great
rlety. :/ i ?- ???? T. ? : ?' ? ??
na stock.of Sunddy School library. Qncs
the warita of Knnda* ScliooN of eveiy
t&iA liberal donation to all Sunday 8choof*
WOOD'S PEIZfi MOWER.
L T.I.
ifcrs
^ylTH AIL. THE LATE IMPBOVE
J'*
Valuable"Real lEst&te, \
:t6*bb 'Aoi/b !
OCTOBER 10th, 1865.
ii\t ?< Nui ? ? - ? ,*?m?*
"PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY
JL vested in us by resolutions adopted at a
meeting of.the Stockholder of tlie Belmont
Iron works Company, held on tlie twenty
third day of August* vHttS, the undersigned,
agents on behalf of said corporation,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
0,e
Tnewlny, Hie lotto clay of October, 1865,
commencing the sale at 10 o'clock a. m., all
that valuable real estate; and appurtenances
In the (Tth^Waid of said citykuown as the^
BELMONT IRON WORKS
AND NAIL FACTORY,
Bounded, as follows: west by tl\e Ohio river,
north by Division street, east by Main street,
and south by the property of Messrs. Caldwell
& Lancaster. " , _
also, the Coal Mihq .In said Ward, now
worked by Isahl corporation, and the railway
connect lng said mine anil the rolling mill.
Also, the real estate and coal property be
longing to the said corporation in and adjoin
ing South Wheeling, including that .recently
purchased, pf JDr. J.-a-jfidnpbell:. andt the
choses in action connected therewith; and 21
town lots in South Wheeling, lately purchas
ed of the M. & M. Bank and others, and lot
Na>l ln Caldwell's addition to. the rtty* bf
Wheeling, south easterner of Main.and Di
vision streets, with five tenements thereon.
It Is supposed- that the coal property to be
sold wit lithe works, is sufficient to supply tlie
works for thirty years. t
. Tho said real property to l>e sold on the fol
lowing terms, viz: one-fourth cosh, and tlie
residue, with interest from the day of side, in
three equal instalments, payable In six, twelve
and eighteen montlisfrom said date; the pur
Chafer or tlie' rem estate to take the stock on
hand of materials, Iron, nails, tools and cliat
?* ' ^~*o be made
whom tlie
purciinser i? to cnoosc one, tno undersigned
agents another, and the two sochosen a third,
the decision of any two of the three to be
binding; and the stock .so taken to be paid for
in equal instalments at four, six, and eight
months, with interest from day* of sale. The
deferred payments on both the real estate
mul slock to bo Secured by paper satisfactory
to the upderalgued agents, and a Hen to bo re
talncd on the property until payment in fnll.
The purchaser siiall nave the option .of pay
ing 1n hand the whole purchase money, or
any further portion thereof than above Stat
ed. .TAMER PAUI.L,
iC. J>. HUBBARD,
R. CRANGLE.
?Wheeling, W. Va., Aug. 20,1865.
Sheriff's Sale.
Sherman & Cole, vst L. C. Frost ?? Co.
Samuel llazlett, ?*, same
31. ?fc M. Bank, u same
Saml Trimble, 44 same
By virtue of attachments
?in the" above entitled causes, and with
tlio.corifcent of t he Attorneys for the PltUh
tlllk.-and. the; Defendants,. L. O. Fnxt?fcOoV,
tuid also to satisfy t he following named taxes,
dre., foi-1 lie year 18(15, to-wit:
A proportion*0r tli'o State, County, School
and City Taxes charged hi the name of A.
Allen Howell, on the store rooms on-Main
street, In, the city Of Wheeling, lately occu
pied by tlie'sald L. C. Frost ?S Co. t?s per agree
ment in the lease, tip to the 15th day or Au
gust, 1803. Also, the State, County, School and
City raxes on th'd personal property assessed
to the said L, C.. Frost ?fe Coi., together with
tlie Income Tax, Water Rent and Gas Bill.
I shall proceed Jo sell at Public Auction, at
the warehouse on- Main street, lately occur
pled by L. C. Frost & Co., on Tuesday, the
StlMinyof September. 1865; at 10 o'clock,
a. m., to the highest and best bidder, tlie fol
lowing described property, to-wit:.
Twenty Plough TJcalns, 20 Plough Handles,
one Horse Hay Fork, 12 assorted Corii Shell- i
ers, :j.Warehouse -Trucks, 2 Grain Drills, one;
Model for Sugar Furnace, one lot Extras for
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters, one Thresli
? Bpcuts lut
Grain Drills, 5 Grain Cradles/ ? Victory Mills,
one patent Hog Trough, 21 Shovel Handles,
0 doz. Fork Handles, ono Board' Sign, 3 Rid
dles, 3 Clothes Wringers, -!27 Cow Bells. 3 pah
licdge Shears, 8 Monkey Wrenches. 11 pair
Pruning Shears, 8Pruning Kulves, 4J4 dozen
Garden Trowels, 3 Garden'Forks, tyC dozen
Sheep Shears, 10 Corn Knives,6 Lawn Scythes.
1 Apple Parer, 17 lbs. Ball Twine, 1 case Fruit
Boxes, 2 Picks, 10 Cow Chains, 7 pairs Hames,
0 l?okes Scylhe lllfels, 1 barrel Whisky, 1 desk,
6 Sugar Min Rollers, 1 box Glass, COO lbs. Sugar
Mill Castings, 2 Stoves, 1 bushel Blue Gross
Seed, 1 Marble Wash Bowl and fixtures, 4;
Books, 4 Platform Scales, 5 Churns, 225 lbs.
castings ror Sugar Furnaces, 8 Sugar Evape
rators, one plough. '
Terms or Sale?Cash. '
JOSEPH flEYBOLD,
aug25-td Sheritt" Ohio County.
For Salo,
mHEVEBY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
-L onjFourth street, known as the residence
or A, p- Woods, deceased, .with stabling. Ac..
Complete; also the property at the head
of Monroe street, corner or Monroe and 7th,
above the .Episcopal Church, and the late
residence of G00. T. TInBle. l'orlnfonnatlon
relative thereto, inquire or
? GEO. T. TINGLE,
aug2l-2wd Gas Coiiii>any.'s Office.
PUBLIC SALE
Of IiOtM In itie City or Wlicelliip and
Nonlli WhoollnR.
IWlLT, SELL AT puftLTd auction,
?on Friday, the 1st tiny- -of-September1
next, at the front door.of tlie Court House of
Ohio county, commencing raid sale at ten
o'clock" A'. jVf., "Lots numbered 126. of.l<nt
.129, Lqls 158 and Ififl, all on Zane street: also
Lots H and 12, In Ttttclile's addition^2d ward.
ALSO, IN SOUTH WHEELIKO,
Lots 1,2.:i, 4,11 aud 12, square 20. ?
? Nos. 11), 11, square 13.
41 11,12,squdl?80.
" 5,15; square 88.
" 1,2, square fl.
" .14,15, 11, square 21.)
,
" 2,11,12; square 4l
" 5,0, square 44,
-oV, 2, square 10.
v?viii, ui uur-iiuni 111 11^,,,. ._.llln.N
six and'twelve II10I)tlis \v!tli Inti risT on lieu,
nnVutil' P. Ri ABM8TRONIJ
naga-fal Agpnt.
Valuable Property for Sale,
IN AND.NEAR
Sardis, Monroe Co., Oliio.'
? ? r clumping my-buslnewr!
w... ...... ? ..lis, comprising
ft tnrm near Sardls hnd one mil? from the
Ohio xiyer.coutalulug one hundred and eigh
ty acres, ninety acres of which are clearqdaud
under cultivation, with young orchard of
choicelYriltti^efc. _
A fiirin near Auilts, one and one quarter
I miles from the Ohio river, containing 120 acres,
fifty acres of which are cleared, with young
I orchard now l>earing, containing four, hun
dredtrees, of apple, peach, plum .qndrclieny
species.
Also, my large BRTCK (steam) FLOITIN
1 NO MIIjIj, at Sard Is, containing two run
or four feet hurts: engine. 12 Inch cylinder,
2 fcet'fitroke. two dou^la tiucd boilers Thin
Mill is Hltuatwl in tlie mid6t of a Una grain
growing-region and now enjoying a fine pa
tronage. It is completely provided with all
modern improvements, and i* in line running
ordeh ! " "" ? - - ?- ???
one of which I .now reside.
Two storehouses, in ope of which I am at
present doing business. .
' EDWIN IIORNimOOK,
augO-lml iS'imlls. Monroe Co.. Ohio".
Ave Apple trewof choice^???*1;
^GmS^iaS^
^11 ^iuT TlieirmundHare finely M*
price, terms of j
names at tlie <
rde on the pien
Xuxs Mi MinOTjWHBBMKO rei
NTJKBEBKD
DR. T. J. KISNER,
EIDERS HIB THANKB TO ALL XH06E
__ -who have favored htm with their conO
lenoe and patronage, and would Inform hla
Wheeling, W. Va. .where he may be consult
ed in reference to their disease, the nature and
character of which the Doctor Is able at all
times, and under all circumstances, to describe
and to assure of tho probable result and dura
tion of treatment. He practices the Eclectic
System of Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead of depre**lnK
the Vital Powers. The medicines usttU&y
eases, Dr. Kisner will give lite attenUon to the
treatment of all varieties of Chronic disea^.
That scourge of the human race. Scrofula, in
all its varied forms, viz: purulent Discharges
from the Ear;so-prevalent among children.
Purulent Opihalmla, Ozena. Enlarged Glands!
Ulcerations. Cancers and all varities of Skin
Diseases, will receive his special attention.?
'Tzsamsmm
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Epilepsy
Rheumatism rnd Paralysis, Diseases of Fe^
vous Diseases to which they are subject, he
treats successfully. The treatment of CHIL
DREN will receive the same attention as here
tofore;/ All copulations and communica
tions strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfully an
swered. Office hours from 8 to 12 A. M., l to
4 undo to 9 P.M.- . , . Junjy *
DR. SEEL YES
tfjOoE) ta-JxirW TIos'MC
LIQUID
CATARRH
REMEDY.
?TfllRE 1VARRANTED-?I
IP DIRECTIONS ARK FOLLOWED.
tftr.Callfor Circular describing all symptoms.
SYMPTOMS *
THE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH" AS
they generally appear are at first very
slight. Perrons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are mrtre
sensitive to the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or a slight
discharge; thin and acrid, afterwards liecom
ing thick and adhesive. As the disease be
comes chron 1c. t he discharges are Increased In
quant I ty and changed In quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or eouglied
off. Tho secret ions are offensive, causing a bad
breath; the voice & thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak; the sense of the smell is lessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symtom of.
Catarth Is that the peraon Is obliged to clear
his throat-in the morning of a thick or slimy
i mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on jits
i way to the lungs, and should. Iree no time In
arresting it.
The alx>ve are but few of the many Catarrh
Symptoms..
A. Mingle Bottle will last a mouth
be used three time* a dnjr. ? >'
DR. D. H. SEELYE & CO.,
Sole JProprietors, Chicago, Illinois,
And for sale by all Druggists.
BfcCABE, KRAFT ft CO.,
wheeling,
Wholesale Agents for Eastern Ohio andWesJ
Virginia. f62S-ly
OATABBHj
DR. R GOODALE'S
Catarrh Remedy.
THIS MODE OP TREATMENT IS
The Acme of Perfection!
It Cores Hay, Rose and Periodic CATARRH. '
It Cures CAtarbh- In all Its Types and Stages.
It Cures uatarRh, and averts Consumption.
It Cures Catarrh and Pain tathe ^Temples.
No violent Syringing of the Head.
The Sense,of Taste and Smell Restored.
T7IOR CENTURIES CATARRH H
1' flml ihn drill nf nlinHnlntia nn/l'ci
I fled the Skill ofphystdahs
-No mwlicnl work contains;
DE
will eradicate It. Nothing save Dr. Gpodale's
remedy will break it up, radically destroying
the principal of the disease, and precluding
the jjosibiutv of a relapse,'
No form of Catarrh can withstand Its search
ing power. and no mode of treatment ever af
forded such Immediate rolled or gare such,
universal satisfaction.
' It penetrntiM to theva
nnd exterminates It, rool
From the Commercial Advertiser.
Hay, Rose, and Pkrtodic Catarrji.?
Dr. R. Goodfde s Catarrh Kemedyahdtnodebf
treatment, not oply aflbnls the ?**
iief In every variety of Catarrh, butifc'eaoinf
guislies the disease forever In all its types and:
GoodaieVNcw Pamphlet on Cathrrh, ft? fver
fect mode of treatment and rapid cure. Infor
mation of priceless value?send or call at once.
C. It. Parkjcr. Sole Agent, 7& Bleeckgr St.,
New-York."-. ?
tfiTFor sale: bv T. H. IXXJAN A CX).,and
LOGAN, IjIBT ? CO., Wheeling.
noygMyd&w ?<* ??'
LAU GnLlNfS
OLD HOME BITTERS,
? -OB- . " '"
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
To Cure Byspeprfh ?
.To Cure DyKpepnla '
To. Cure Dyspepsia
emit
e Bitters.
i Bitten. 1':. ?||:
Use the Old Home Bitten.
Use the Old Home Bitten. ? i. ,.
U?e the Old Home Bitten.
For Heartburn and Flatulence.
For Heartburn and Flatulence
For Heartburn and Flatulence :
For Heartburn and Flatulenoa t.?>;...
TTse the Old Hoine Bitters. .
ITse the Old Home Bitten. r:
i 'so the Old Home Bittern.
Uso the Old Home Bitten.
Use the Old Home Bitten.
Loss of Appetite
Ixmk of Appetite
Loss of Appetite
Ixws of Appetite
Restored by Old Home Bitten.
Restored by Old Koine Bitters.
Restored by Old Homtf Bitten.
Restored by Old Home Bittern. ?
Restored by Old Home Bitten.
The Weak madeBttonjr 1!!"
The Hlek made Well ft f ' ?
The Old mode Young! 11
The
By uslnu Old Home Bitters*?
By using Old Hoene'Bitten. f ? ,
w mtngOktHomd Bittern;! v
By UfiiiK Old Home Bitten*, u a
if Railways gives satisfaction.
It does wlmt ^reclaim.
.. >. It sells nipkily. ? r.. . u
It is ?xkMbi4 aeldrty'of Stomach.
It is a healthy stimulant.
I! Is chemically compounded.
Sold by MerclianlswuF^raffiWflgenerally,.
Manufactured only by 13.!.*?? p;p|
Jn*
10 Tleraes I
f r . ..
100 pieoo.clcarKldes. Jnut received by
; . XJBT. MORRISON * OO.
N>i^ctory SI^E8