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Wat&Mligtwctx.
IR11UT aoHal>?. I1.1E 13.
Notice.
1TJ-E HAVE SECURED THE SERVICES
YY of one of tlie best colters in the coun
try Oar stock of piece goods is complete.
Gentlemen desiring clothing made to order
will do well to give a* a call, as in price and
style we defr competition.
7 M. GUTMAN & Co?
Ja5-2w West Virginia ?'!othlng House.
W
For Sal? or Bent.
ILLIAM TALLANTS LATE RESI
dence
AT LEATHER WOOD.
Appl> to
DODSON A BROS.
Jnft-lf No. 21 Main st.
Heady to Every Good Work!
The English Lutheran Mission 8. School
BEING IX NEED OF FUNDS TO EN
large Its blessed and important work will,
at the solicitation of its many Mends, bold a
GRAND FESTIVAL
At the SKATING PARK, on Wheeling
Island on
TrEIDAT ETE5IX6, Jl"5TE 19TB.
MUSIC! FIREWORKS! BRILLIANCY!
Tickets 23 cents. Children 15 cents.
Wx. H. Bassett, ")
J. B. Detwiler, V Committee.
M. G. Graham. )
Jol*-6t
Rustic Window Blinds.
MESSRS. W ATKINS AND ADAMS, AT
tbe Sprlgg House, will call on the citi
zen* of this city, and offer them the simplest,
cheapest, most durable and beautiful article of
window blind ever s?en in this section. It ex
excludes ust, admits a free circulation of air.
and pruHcnts a neat appearance, both from
tbe street and the Interior of a room Jul5 lw*
Triaoelphia Election Cask.?It will
be seen by tbe proceedings of the Board
of Supervisors, which xnet in tbe Court
House yesterday, that they passed a
motion to reconsider their action in
throwing out the vote of tbe township
of Triadelpbia because of illegal votes
beiug registered in that precinct. Thej
did not succeed, however, in arrivingai
any practical decision, as there was n<
quorum present at tbe meeting of th<
Board in the afternoon.
Spkjjto Travel.?Tbe city has beet
having a large influx of strangeri
during tbe present hot weather. A
great many sojourn among us but u
short time, being merely on their regu
lar summer pleasure tour. We judge
tbe different hotels in tbe city must bt
doing a most excellent business al
present, aa well as tbe different omni
bus lines. The hotels are crowded and
tbe omnibus teams have almost as
many passengers as tbey can carry,
despite tbe generally received notion
that let them be as full as tbey can.
there is always "room for one more.'
We were yesterday the recipients ol
another lot of fine strawberries from
the gardens of P. Yost<fc Bro. We had
thoughr that those received from them
on a former occasion were among the
finest we bad ever Bee a grown in tbia
section of country, but like the master
of ceremonies at the marriage at Galli
lee we can say, "thou hast reserved tbe
last till now."
The Messrs. Yost are willing to put
their fruit to tbe test of a comparison
in every respect with any brought to
this market from any source, and the
best part of it for those who love tbe
delicate fruit is, that they have plenty
of them.
The deep-interest which all oar peo
ple are manifesting in the blessed work
of the English Lutheran Mission Sun
day School, promises to make its com
ing festival at tbe Island Purk one of
tbe most interesting and attractive
ever held In oar midst. Tbe ener
gy displayed by tbe committee
and the lady teachers is truly re
markable. They are to-day erecting a
line large airy building, which will be
brilliantly lighted and handsomely
decorated. They have gone to work
with "push" as their motto, and feeling
tbe grandeurof the Sunday school mis
sion work, they will know no such
word as faiL They deserve success and
will no doubt have it far beyond their
expectations.
Aa the arrangements progress we
will keep our readers posted.
Festival Last Night.?The Festi
val given la9t night at Washington
Hall by tbe ladles of the German Evan
gelical Lutheran St. James' Church,
was one of tbe pleasan test affairs of tbe
kind that has come off in the city for
sometime. Though the weather yes
terday was rainy and disagreeable, yet
the indefatigable and persistent labors ;
of tbe ladies succeeded in adorning tbe j
hall in a very tasteful manner, and in |
providing a sumptuous entertainment,
calculated to draw forth numerous
greenbacks from the pocket-books of
all th<*e ready to contribute to a noble
cause, and at the same time refresh
themselves with dainties sufficient to
make tbe most:fastidious epicurean's
mouth water. We congratulate the la
dles on their well merited success. We
will state sometime soon tbe amount
realised, which no doubt was large.
River News. ? There were about
eight feet water in the channel last
night, and stationary.
The R. R. Hudson leaves the landing
this afternoon for Cincinnati.
Tbe Eagle is the regular Parkersburg
packet to-day at 11 o'clock A. M.
The Lealle Combs departs for Snnfish
at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
The Henry Logan departs for 8teu
benville at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The Pittsburgh DUpatch of yesterday
says: Tbe river continues to recede,
with five feet water in the channel, by
tbe new marks on the Monongaheln
bridge. Tbe Forest City departed for
Parkeraburg.. The Leonora No. 2 ar
rived (torn Cincinnati with a good trip.
The Leonidas is loading for St. Louis;
[ Parkeraburg.. Thf Leonora No. 2 ar
??^^1 is loading f
the Arabian and Nora for Cincinnati;
tbe former will leave to-morrow and
the latter to-day. The Pine Bluff is re
ceiving for the Kansas river, and tbe
Kate Putnam for Cincinnati and Louis
ville. They will leave about the latter
part of tbe week. Freights are. by no
moans plenty, and the steamers are
consequently delayed in starting. Tbe
Allegheny river Is falling n? this point,
-with about five feet and a half in the
channel, by the suspension bridge
' marks. Dispatches from Oil City yes
terday say there are thrve foot of water
there, a heavy rain Tuesday night, and
prospects df a rim.:, The Peerless de
parted for Oil City yesterday, with a
- tolerably fair trip. There were no ar
rivals from up the river. Tbe flatboat
and canal boat which we mentioned as
Living aunk at Glass House on Tues
day have been raised, and.the etiapnel
is once more clear. The barge* stack
by the Reindeer and Leader the same
day remain fast aground on the bar.
The Latest prom Ha kill.?The
Newcastle Chronicle of the 2d brings ns
the latest news touching the interna
tional sculling match. It says* Not
withstanding the boisterous weather,
and the somewhat rough nature of the
river yesterday, Hamill took his accus
tomed boating exercise, morning and
afternoon. On tho latter occasion, con
trary to what he bad originally In
tended, he inade a more thorongb'trial
of his new Ameriean boat. He put her
through a pretty severe teat, both as to
her speed snd turning qualities, and at
tbe conclusion he expressed himself as
very much satisfied with her. She is
very strong and stiff, and with tho pa
tent application of a steel spring to the
keel doea not give so much to the pres
aure of the strokes as the ordinary
~ ? * ~ net also be remoin
in justice to our English build
en, more wpecially those of Tyneside,
that in the craft in question, as a set-off
tffl'^SoatTsaVtheaam? **
ly built as' to be several pounds'weight
heavier than they are accustomed to
build. We do not advance this at all
in depreciation of tbe boat nowU
Tired from New York, which in
apecu is a perfect model aa f 4
metry goes, and may, for
know to tbe contrary,
; bat we only with to]
support of our own
r they were to pat In ?
? , "!.t ;
Mectisu of the City Council?
The City Council met in their chamber
on Market street. last night at 8o'clock.
The regular President not being pres
ent, on motion, Mr. Acheeon waa ap
pointed chairman, pro tcvu
The reading of the minutes of the
last meeting were on motion suspend
ed, and the Council at once proceeded
to business.
The petition of H. Sterling, asking
the privilege of using the water from
the fire-plugs of the city for the pur
pose of sprinkling the streets of the
city, was read, and on motion, adopted.
The petition of R. Radcliffe, asking
license to keen a coffee house, was re
ceived and reaa On motion, the peti
tion was granted, the petitioner giving
approved security.
The petition or the Fire Companies,
asking privilege to take the new steam
fire engine to Zanesville, Ohio, on the
Fourth of Jnly, to attend the celebra
tion of tbe fire companies of that city,
was received and read. It was moved
that tbe petition be granted with the
proviso that they receive the permission
of the Mayor of tbe city and his assent
as to the number of engines to be taken
out of the city on the day of the cele
bration.
The petition of J. smith, astcing mai
an ordinance be passed prohibiting the
pulling of flowers in the Peninsula
Cemetery, punishing every offence of
that kind by imposing a fine of twenty
dollars, was presented and read. Re
ferred to the Committee on Ordinances.
A resolution to set curb-stone on
Clay street in front of the Fourth Ward
school house was presented and read.
Referred to the Street Commissioner.
witn power to act.
A resolution was presented and read
that the Street Commissioner be au
thorized to grade M*Lure street. Re
ferred to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys.
The President pro tcut read an ordi
nance In relation to posting handbills,
Ac., on the walls ana fences of privaU
and public buildings within the citj
| limits. The ordinance was read bj
I sections and was adonted with som<
?TDSU w^P^ted Pn?rt
d"iloriUdto *?? the"cartHB?one o,
?b"e eMeorrMaiSe?.treet betwee,
Vorth and Bank Btreets. Adopted
AwaSntton was presented providlnj
. <!,? Street Comroiwioner bo au
Ibori^d w?ve the gutum, with, sane
alone on Market street from First U
Division. Adopted. , *h?t th?
A resolution was presented that tn?
Street rommlwioner be authorized t(
pave with sandstone the gutter ontb
EVst side of Main street fromNortl
Kobinson that U??^^H?j?'1???
our for the city be declared abolisoca
The resolution was laid on the tabh
until the next meeting of the Council
A resolution was preMJnt^^Iha' -h?
Street Commissioner be au'jjo^ied u
[Trade M'Lure street from Main to Coa.
street at a cost not exceedlng seventy
live dollars. The resolution wa.
" Ablution waa presented that th<
Street Commissioner he authoriwd tt
re-set the curb on the east side of Mai
Street from A. Pannel's up to i rank
"on^otiot^CouncU then ad
journed. .
Meeting op the Boabd of Suhw
visors.?The Board of Supervisors held
aua^journed meeting at the Court
Dcm hSpI^I "en"
Slesars. B. S. Good, Henry Wallace,
William Nichols, Joseph Salisbury, <3.
W. Franzheiin and William P? \\ usou,
"i^wasordered that John
summoned to appear ^fbre the
at the next meeting to be held on the
19th day of June, 1866, to show cause,
if any he can, why a road proposed to
be opened commencing In V** c*J|Jr^w(|
Middle Wheeling creek road on the
land of J. A S. Buehanan, John Brown
lee, John Pearson, James *e"el* JJPi1
others should not be opened Jn jccor
a'?o? Wallace it was
SfiSS.'SSiSi lZu&\To ?
appropriations of a like amount, be
made for repairs on the I'airmoiit rood,
I Mr Keels, of Marshall county, having
I Btated that that county had appropria
ted four hundred for tue same purpose.
The peUtion of Dr. J. EnglUhfor
bounty tax remission was received and
the prayer of the petitioner granted.
The report of Joseph M?rBaD,3""
veyor or Roads was received and or
deM?. wltaon presented
resolution which was passed by ayes
""iSXd, That the action of this
Board in reference to the election of the
Township of Triadelphia J>e reconiid-:
ered. Ayes?Messrs. Nichols, Wilson,
Salisbury, Good and Franxhelm?5.
Nays?Messrs. Hupp ana Wallnoe?a.
?Ac Board adjourned until after din
ner at 114 o'clock, but when the time
came for meeting again theJ5 Y," ??
quorum present andthe Board adjourn
ed to meet on 19th of June.
Policr Coubt.?There were no cases1
tried before the Polloe Court yeaterdtr
what dull and inactive for some days
to come. Villainy and roguery have
their periodical stated of excltement as
well as otha? features in the social
world.
Removed. The firm of McCabe,
Kraft * Co. have removed tholr whole
sale Drag establishment to No- 50. Mai n
street. Their new plaoe of buslnessta
one of the finest locatlonsin thecity,
and they have now everything in artJvo
and prosperous working .orSer. This
firm is one of the largest In the West
ern country, and by prompt attention
to business Lave auooee^ ln building
np an extensive trade. TJialr business,
moreover, laoonsUntly on the J "<"****;
At present their house on Main street
contains a large assortment of all arti
AiM kent in their line of business, ana
we would cheerfully and cordially |
recommend them to the patronage of
the wholesale trade. -? i
Skiyv and Gatxord's Mihstrsu.
Tbla popular and celebrated troupe of
minstrels give one of their mirth-pro
voking entertainments at Washington
Hall.to-night. The company consists
of twenty star performers, froth their
opera house in Ohioago. They have
exhibited in the principal cities of the
country to large audiences, and their
performances are spoken of by the press
in terms of praise and commendation.
We presume they will be greeted with
a crowded hall to-night at Washington
A LOT of fine steel plate engravings
have Just been received and are for sale
by Mr. Morton, at his ntore, No.99 Main
street. They are a consignment from
Goupil'a celebrated picture store on
Broadway, Hew York. Ton can rely
on getting a good picture and at the
saina time a cheap one by giving him a
oalL
We direct attention to tbe advertise
ment of Messrs. Wakins <fc Adams
which appears in our oolnmns this
morning. Tbe window blind offered
?>y them 1s reported to be all they claim
for it.
Quit reduction In raid photographs at
Putridcs*.
Jcsr received atPaitrldcAOalleiya sup
ply of Mack walnut goods, consisting of wall
btwkH.monVHng^ looking glMB, and oval
picture Muno.
? BHnlLCMiTiw.-llm.WUstiUBoimi
lngSjnup has become <o popular that various
panics have put out articles calling them
Wii WtMlaw^r"PlB?i"takr iftfr
Ma Wlnriovof tbe Boothia* Syrup Is
r1 ami l.l wtth any other article. Jiymsle
D*. Bow, Pu.ur_The best and salsst
flunllyilMdkina. Noeelotnel! No Interrup
tion of daUy avocatlo-lJL-MlflefcrPl^
J?gi?l-An admirable pm for children I
ESEiiHlSE
WholssalsDnisMa, Wheeling. Uw
Kiotp Oool.?Drop In the Drug Store of E.
Bncklng. No, 1 Odd Fellow* Hall, and try a
glass of his Sparkling Ice Oool Soda Water.
He haajustput up the finest Sod* Water ap
paratus In the city, and Is prepared to furnish
Soda Water cheaper than ever. Only 5oentt
a glass, or 25 Tickets for a dollar. The superi
ority- orer all other apparatus, claimed by
this new one Is, tlxat neither the syrups, nor
the water oomw In oontact with any metal,
hence tt most be more healthfOL All we can
say is that It Is hard to beat.
Much in Lirot-To keep oool. be fash
ionable, and do as others do, is to drink Od
bert's ice cold Soda Water, made in the latest
style and In an apparatus excelled by none.
We speak the truth when we say it is the
finest Fountain In the City. To be fashion
able is to u&e Ring* Ambrosia, which is the
only preparation that is warranted to restore
gray hair to Its original color, or prevent and
cure baldnsai. To do as others do is to buy
all you want In the drug, perftunery, notion,
i and pure liquor line at OdberfS fancy drug
and prescription store, end of stone bridge
Wheeling, West Va. Ju3-lm
gcotg & jfltoeg.
ESTABLISHED 19 1837.
1866. Spring Trade. 1866.
HAM'L M'CLKLLAN. CHESTER D. KNOX.
| M'CLELLAN & KNOX,
Manufacturers and Jobber* of
! BOOTS & SHOES,
No. 65 Main Street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF Cash
buyers to oar very large assortment ol
Boots and Shoes for the
Spring and Summer Trade,
which for extent, variety and freedom from
| all irregularity is not surpassed.
Our Stock is Larger than any other in
this City, and in prices tee can successful
I ly compete with any Shoe Souse -in the
istor WesL
For the proof of which we invite you to an
[ examination of our Stock.
a^Ali Goods warranted uniform in quality.
McCLELLAN ? KNOX.
roarS-ly
pusiral ?nstramrnts.
Charles C. Mellor,
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
SOLE AGENT FOR
Chickering & Son's
PIANOS!
WAREROOKN:
79 1-2 and 81 Wood Street.!
mHE PIANOS MANUFACTURED NOW
X by cmcKKtU.NQ A SON'S, of Boston, are
pronounced by the leading artists superior to
any others. Any unprejudiced person who
will give them a careful examination will
come to the same conclusions.
The ffcct that Messrs. Cmickxkinq A son's
dispose of more Instruments than any other
factory in the world, is Itself oneof the strong
est arguments In their favor, inasmuch as
their facilities for manufacture and ready de
mand enable them to sell at
Lower Sates Than Other HaM
It is unnecessary to speak of the material
used by Chickering 6 Sons to produce as du
rable an Instrument and as elegant in its ex- ,
terior as they do. No such qualities can be I
produced without the BEST and the first of
workmen.
EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY
GUARANTEED.
?^"Descriptive Catalogues furnished on ap
Instruments or other makers, and different
styles, always in my present extensive ware
Prof JOS. EBERT,
My authorised Traveling Agent, will visit this I
locality from time to time and cheerfully
communicate all desired Information.
C. C. MELLOR,
ffeb22 Pittsburgh.
JWaafarfl
SAJf*ljOTT. XOKOAX I? OTT. m.H.HUL |
SAMUEL OTT, SON ft CO,
Agents for
STANDARD SCALES,
A DAPTED TO EVERY BRANCH OF
J\. business where a correct and durable
Scale IS required.
Counter Scales of every Variety,
PORTABLE AND DORMANT SCALES
HAT AV1> CATTLE SCALES,
Warehouse and Transportation Scales,
iealea for Grain and Flours-Scales for Rai -
roads-Scales for Coal Dealers and Miners
a Surar Scales-Farm and
? flcalei Post Office
p and Jewet
?Wei^h
AH ofwhlohare warranted In every partus
alar. Call and examine,-or send for an filus
trated and descriptive circular. "
N. a?TImm ScalM bars all ,Uxt bearing,.
11 1 1 1 1 ??
Lone Jack, Brown Dick & Regalia
gJrg ?oofls.
Cheap Dry Goods!
Great Reduction in Prices
?AT?
JOHN ROEMER & CO.'S,
SOB. 31 A 33 SAIS BTBIET.
Centra WlieeUng.
W E ARE NOW RECEIVING A I VERY
large stock of choice stylesof
Foreign & Domestic
DRY GOODS!
Manv of them having been bought for Cash4
-?Auction In New York, at pricai as low aa
at
before the war.
Good test colored Calico at
Choice Patterns of Delaines. =>
Brown Muslin" - '
Bleached Muslm. -j?
Kentucky Jeans. ??
Heavy Tweed *"*a>
Good Black Silk..... - **j25
** Heavy Gingham -
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,; J
WINDOW BLINDS
House Furnishing" Goods
at very Reduced Prices, at
Wholesale and Retail,
At No*. 31 A 33 Main sU,
CENTRE WEELINO.
JOHN ROEMER & CO.
my 14
THE ORGANS
Of MESSRS. TAYLOR A FARLEY, OF
Worcester, Maaaachueitsat
E. A.Weber's
Music Store,
Wart side of Main St., opposite Mendel's are
UNSURPASSED
in Hweetne"*, evenM and >f tone, as
also. In elegance of finish, they are
UNRIVALLED
in effectiveness "with regardtothe Sub-BaWj
ssisrsatffic
They are
SUPERIOR
In the Combination of Stops, and MOST
ESSENTIALLY lower In price than those
which "Just have their names up.
ihtGo and examine for yourself.
apx2l
"Sound, Sound the Truth Abroad."
WEST VIRGINIA'S
RELIGIOUS AMD MJWDAT BCIIOOl.
BOOK HOUSE,
T7ISTABLJSHED ON PRINCIPLES OF BE
all flretrdaaB Book Houses in this country.
Only Agency In West Virginia for PUlllp
Phillip's Popular Sunday School Music Book,
"Musical Leaves." Addreworders to
GEORGE W. STONER, Agt\,
22, Monroe street, Wheeling.
School Times.*7 mar8-ly.
T)IKGS AMBROSIA IS THE ONLY
XV preparation that Is warranted to remore
Say halrt/o lis original color and lustre to
prevent and core baldness, as a hair dressing
ft Is unrivalled. The names or many can be
seen -who have been benellttetl by Its useat
OUBEKT'S, End of Htone Bridge. my 10
TTPHAM'a HAIR DYE THE CHEAPEST
U and best In the world. Just received by
ODBEKT, End of Htone Brluge. myl?
a NOTHKR8UPPLYOFEBERLYCEDAR
ATruwes received and for sale, lower than
theloweit at Oi'BKRTS Truss Emporium
End of Btone Bridge. mym
A QUA DE MAGNOLIA, JUBT RECE1V
A. ed and for sale by C. II. ODBERT, End of
Stone Bridge. myH
Tar.
tfi BfcLaWILMlNGTON, NORTH
54 Carolina Tar?I&rre barrels. Justrwelved
and for sale at reducsf ? berry.
npro| No: 18 W*ter *t.
A FULL STOCK OTT$&MOST APPROV
/V ed Steel, Iron, Wood Plows," inst receiv
5liby PKYOR BOYD A CO.,
mL% 18 Main >1.
Grenadines for 25 cents.
I AM CLOSING OUT PLAIN MOHAIR
^ren^lnc, lor 23 cents ^
500 Hemnants of Dry Goods.
T WILL HAVE READY FOR8 ALE THIS
I morning about 600 remnants of every
description of Dry Goods, wltn very low
pttgs marited In plain ^ong^hj
Calcined PIm mt.
tr A BARRELS PATTON (PHCKN1X) OAL
SOclnedPU^P^fcr
Lime.
?* rARYLAND, LOtJISVILLE AND COM
M mon Lime In barrels, fn?li burnt, on
tlmnd a?d tor "jfcSmjDRETH * BRO,'
my31 ? Main street
m?
> POPLAR BROOM HANDLES
_ ? ? ' Jnat received and for sale low by
fabft. CHAP. H. BERRY
Seed Buckwheat.
OAA BUSHELS PRIME SEED BUCK
/gUUwbMtft>raleb|r
(JORRELL A CO.,
cor. Market and (Jolncy sti^
my30 . Wheeling, W. va.
Flour I Floor!!
WE ARE JUST RECEIVING 800 BAR
rels favorite and reliable brand X X and
amily floor. ~ "*
_1 U8T. MORRISON * CO.
AR C T rc 8 V RUP, BETTER THaN
ix>T?rlnc*B for sale by R. J. SMYTH.
api7 cor. Market udQnlncy n.
jBusinrss Cards.
C. A. WI1SGERTER,
DENTIST,
So. 65 Market Si reel,
mrI9 ly WHEELING. W. VA.
H, CKA>"GIX J AS. DAUXLU K. OlASOL*.
CRAXGLE, DAL1ELL * C??
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Produce & Commission Merchants,
-VO.SS <**0 ifonrrxttlSl MarM St.,
.ptf WHEELING. W. VA.
PAXTON & OOLEBAY,
(Suocwoi. to Paxtou. Donlon A Ogteb.y,>
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
ProdoreA CoinmiMlon McrcluuiU,
Nos. 52 and 51 Main St.,
deelS WntKUNQ, V. V*
PKTOB BOTD. OLIVER i'KYOB.
PRYOR BOYD & CO.,
DSALEB8 I>*
Agricultural Implements,
Grain. Flrld ACardrn S?h,
Ko. JS XUI11 rarest,
WHKEI.IXG. ? VA.
CHARLES SEIBKE,
Successor to H. Dlehmel,
Fancy Dyer and Scourer,
South st., near the B. A. O. R. R. Depot,
WHEELING, W. VA.
All kinds of Shawl^ presfi^ RJbbon^ and
1 every doicrlptlon of cilk and VVooJen oood>
executed at short notice and on reasonable
I terms. Jftn6
Higgins' Gallery.
Monroe St., between Market and Main,
Photographs!
In India Ink, OH and Water Colore.
Cards, Ambrotypes, Gems,
Ac. Photograph Albums retailed at
Wholesale Price*.
dec33
| C. H. BOOTH. J- C. JELLY.
W. G. BATTELLK. JOHN MULR1NK.
BOOTH, BATTEILF. A CO.,
[Successor* to Conrad J faier,]
DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Boat Store*. Prodnrf,
FRESH A CURED MEATS.' LAKE ICE <4
CANNED FRUITS, Ac..
Corner Monroe and Water Street*,
WHEELING, W. VA.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE HODjSF.
there Is a Wharf Boat, and It is the design
1 of the Arm to do a Forwarding and Commis
sion and stonure baslnen. act as Steamboat
Agents and Ain?Hi all desirable Information
pertaining thereto. Jyl*
JOHN HAMILTON & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
Conl unci Wood
COOKING STOVES.
Al*o all kinds o?
PARLOR <tr HF.ATIXO STOVES,
Adapted for either Wood or Cool.
Hollow-Ware, PlonKh Pointm Oratw
Arc be*, ?*ncl every dwwrlption of
Castings,
Rolling Mill. Flooring Mill, and Saw
Mill CnntlngH,
QUINCY FOUNDRY A MACHINE SHOP,
rosy IP W heeling W Va,
Valuable Property for Sale.
THOMAS HORNBROOK,
CUSTOM HOUSE.
Omci Hours frosc 8 a.m. until 5 p. m..
All other times to be found at his residence.
No. 70 EofT Str.. bet. Second A Third,
Fifth Hani.
HAS FOR HALE
Building Lois, Store & Dwelling: Houses,
aen90 On Favorable Terms.
HARPER & BRO.,
Have jost received their en
Ure stock of
Spring & Summer
HATS AND CAPS.
IAS X. DILLON. GEO. HIBBZRD.
jyo.r.THoiiPsojf. j. b. hughes.
J. M. RICHARDS.
DILLON, THOMPSON & CO.,
102 Market lit,
PMers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
Brass Founders and General
Machinists.
apr3-3m
GEO. HARRISON, GEO. W. harrison,
Late 0/ Q. M. Dept. Late Post Q'rmaster.
GEO. HARRISON A SOS,
Forwarding & Commission Merchants.!
UUMRERLAND, MD., 1
DEALERS IN
Produce, Flour, Grain, Feed, Malt, Ale. I
General Agents for Sale of Man
ufactured Articles.
Warelionse, Baltimore Street,
Opposite B.AO.R.R. Passenger Depot.
??-Goods delivered In the city free of
drayage. J an 1 mm
N 0 RW A Y
IRON MAMACTUMG CO.,
Office and Warehouse foot of 4th St.
Manufacturers of
MACHINE FORGED NUTS, BOLTS
WA8HER?, ?fcC.
All kinds of TACKS, BRADS, FINISH- |
ISG AND SHOE NAILS.
J an 13
New Goods!
Great Reduction in Prices!
THOMAS, STURGEON & CO.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR THIRD I
STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS G00DS!|
Comprising many
Rich Drees Silks, Grenadines,
Lawns, Poplins,
Melanges. Lustres, ,
Tamartins, Brocade Grenadines. |
Crape Morets, Mozambique*.
Pert-ales Poll, De Cheores,
Lisle Ginghams, Bareges,
Wool DeLalns, _
French Jaconet. Merrimao Prints,
Ginghams, 10-4 Sheetings,
? Plltavr Case Muslins, Irish Linens,
Table Linens, Counterpanes,
Dimity. English
Bilk: Cloaks, M u&Uns,
SUk Hbawls.
Embroideries, Hosiery,
Kid Gloves, Boys Cassimere,
Linen aoods for Boy* wear, ?sc., Ac.
THOMAS, STUKGEUN i CO.,
successor* to W. B. senseney A Co.,
No. 138 Main street.
myffi
Second Stock
OX
SPRING AND SUMMER -GOODS,
JDST RECEIVED AT
BOYD & WAYMAN'S,
Wholesale Deal en In (
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 43, Main atraet, 3 doors above Qulncy. ]
znayS-lj WHEELING, W. V.
faction ?alts.
W. H. BASSETT & CO.,
auctioneers and commission
JI I, IICIIA >' T H ,
Sales Room Nd. 12 Monroe Street,
WIlKII lMi. W. VA.
-rrriix sf.ll houses, lajibs, pro
^fesf^MnoUce, the da,
^nl*,i'{Kl^Ton'?dvertlse .ccuon Mia
tomAri" KoSSn^WwpplDg and i
general assortment of Paper. for Rags.
? ^nt
and Wuffigoointiy produce. mrJ
FOB SALE -AT AUCTION PRICES
HV SB. U. BASSETT CO.,
No. 12 Monroe street,
10 bbls Portland Syrup.
20 doz. Brooms.
2D M French Sauce.
40 14 Baking Powder.
15 rs Rag and Wool Carpets.
50 Ward's Patent Churns.
200 lbs. Carpet Chain. my!8
Jor ?alt.~
DESIRABLE
Country Residence For Sale
Ov ACCOUNT of a reduction i>
t hp ujfp of mv family, I offer for sale mj
?lrt5-."tna?l on tile line af theNatlona
ftoad, four miles east of the city of W heeling
Said property consists of
FOURTEEN ACRES OF GROUND,
Having erected thereon a
PINE RESIDENCE,
containing eleven rooms and an attic finished
and twenty-five Apple trMJl "'-A?'??
Poar Peach. Plum and Quince irw*
all twelve years old, all bearing.
also choice selections of
rlM. Blackberries, Strawberries, and , ,
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid on
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
bery.
Price @20,000.
ASSESS} u&ZS&StSt
510,Ouu. I will also sell my
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Persons desiring to consult me to regard1 u
terms of payment-, Ac., can Iea\e tneii
names at the Gas Company s Office, or visll
me on the premises. nnnvBRnnK
febZ7-dAwtf JACOB HOR> HtUXJK.
? d\ HBLS PRIMK LINSEED OIL?
OU 20 44 Taners Oil
5 " Castor Oil?East India.
6 44 Spirits Turpentine. *or galeibj
mar9 LAUQHLINa A BUSHF1ELD.
ONE CASK OLD SHERRY WINE
Onecask Kure Juice Port \S ine.
One cask Plnet (astllllon Brandy.
One disk California Muscatel and Port
"SiS ^L^UGHi-iN^'^HF.lCLD.
, f\ BBLS WHI11 SO?
III 5 " Venetian Red.
5 " Spanish Brown. .
10 " Glues?common, white A Irish at
mar9 LAUGH LINS A BUfHFKLD.
f AAl.BS CREAM TARTER?Strictly pure
OUU 500 lbs. Gum Camphor.
500 " Refined Borax.
2UU0 " SalSo<!a,at
mart LAUUHLlVsABPSnFIEI.D.
.-in BBLS LAMPBLACK?In papers.
Z(J 5 " Eddy's Refined Block.
10 cases Chrome Green and \ ellows.
5 " Umber and Vermillionsjat
mai9 LAUQHLINS A BU^HHELD.
t-|/\ OZS SULPHATE MORPHENE?
jZ\) 50 ozs. Sulphate Quinine.
32 44 Lunar Caustic.
16 " Crystal NltrateofSllver.fqrsaleat
mart LaUgHLINS A BUSH FIELD.
o - BOXES CASTILE SOaP?Genuine.
/CO 6 " Castile Soap?White.
50 44 Colgate's Fancy Soaps.
50 44 Glenn's Honey and Glycerin
SCS^gl L APOHLHC9 A BUSH FIELD
HB3 NO. 1 FURNITURE VARNISH
Turpentine. ?
2 bbls No. 1 Varnish?Benzine.
1 " Coach Varnish?Flue.
2 " Japan Varnish, at Ji . . .
mar9 LAUGHLINS A bushfeld.
50
LBS RED PRECIPITATE.
29 lbs Iodide Porasli.
25 M Chlorate Potash.
mar9
VlUtllUtC A UUUAt.
S^ut'BLINS^ BtBHFELD.
r?A BBLS. PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY.
A\J 1 puncheon Holland Gin.
1 obi old Apple Brandy.
10 boxes Sparkling Cntawba Wli^ at
mifld&w LAUUHLIN3 A BUSHFELD.
.Decidedly Cool.
ScHOOLEY'B PATENT refrigera
Tors,
Ice Chests,
Beer Coolers,
Ice Pitchers, &c,,
At B. F. CALDWELL'S, NO. 13 Main St
Parties wanting any of the above articles
will please call aud leave their orders.
aprl9 B. F. C.
ONLY TEN DOLLARS.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain!
Laughing Gas Administered
Free of Charge.
A Beautiful Set of Teeth for Ten
Dollars at the Wheeling Steam
Dental Establishment.
Drs. Surgison & McCormick,
(Successors to E. G. WINCH ELL) j
Having on july last bought out
Dr. VV. and permanetly located in the
city of Wheeling, and having adopted the
use of steam in our laboratory, thus dispens
ing with the usual tedious manual labor, we
are prepared td In-^ert Artificial Teeth, which
in point of finish, natural appearance, and
utility are in every way superior to such work
made by hand.
Your critical examination is respectfully
solicited to the different styles of Artlfical
Teeth.
All operations on the natural Teeth made
a specialty.
All operations Warranted.
NO. 145 MARKET ST.
Having sold out my practice in Den test ry
to Drs. surgison A McCormick, I would cheer
fully recommend them to my many patrons
knowing them to be safe and reliable opera
tors, In all the various departments of Ren
tes try, HDii persons in want of superior work
will find it to their interest to call on them.
mri-6m E G. WINCH KLL.
Tobacco.
id now off*
right %s.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
addition to our regular stock of well se
lected and best braudsand now offer for sale.
2 cases Hiawathia Navy "
3 44 Monitor
2 44 Montauk
2 " Old Buckeye Bright
2 44 Crown, Dark
2 44 Zac Taylor, Dark
1 44 Sunny South. Fancy Twist,
12 packages Gold Roll, Fancy.
10 % Butts, Genuine Virginia 5s.
15 H " Choice Dark lus.
20 H M Bright Ks and 10 5^8.
3 cases Casket Bright*.
mya LIST. MORRISON A CO.
F'
LOUR?
300 bbls. Washington,
200 44 Broadway,
200 " Semper Idem.
100 44 St. Louis Farm.
200 44 Good Extra,
100 44 Extra,
50 44 Choice Rye.
H, HA
PRYOR, HANDLAN A OO.
I
Wall Paper.
U8T RECEIVED ANOTHER STOCK OF
Wall Paper mud Borders,
farnde cheap by jos. GRAVES,
my3 No80 Monroe street.
merchant
tailor
"
| Dealer in Cloths, Cassimeres
Vestings & Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods,
At the well known stand
ISTO. 35,
COR. OF MONROE & WATER STS.
Wheeling, W. Va.
TTTILL. BE RECEIVING DAILY NEfl
additions to his already extensive stock. Tin
attention of the public Is respectfully solicted
The Merchant Tailoring
Department
Of this House I* unsurpassed byway ?
West. Tlie most perfect satisfaction is guar
anteed In every particular.
A FINE LOT OK
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods
In an endless variety, com prising every thinj
new and desirable to complete an out
fit, will be found nere.
Ready-Made Clothing
Manufactured in this establishment, is equa
to Custom Work both In Style and
finish, and will be bold at
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE,
Thos. Hughes,
No. 35, Cor. Monroe and Water Streets
oct 27
DR. T. J. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDICINES.
NEW TREATMENT A NEW REMEDIES
0ffick,3dSt., Ckntbk Wheeling, W, Va
DR. K. HAVING SECURED THESFR
VICES of an intelligent assistant, wli<
will attend to the prepnrtlon of medi
ciues, putting up prescriptions, Ac., will ena
ble hiin to give more attention to out pa
tlentn.especially t/? his many friends in th(
country. His medicines are all prepared ic
his own office, and all delivered to his pa
tients by himself. Dr. K. treats ail diseases
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
hy Ls afflicted. He has a large number of new
remedies, which have proved remarkablj
successful in many of those obstinate cases o
Chronic disea-es which heretofore have beer
supposed to be incurable, among wnlch ma}
be named: Consumption, Scrofula. Dis
charges from the Ear, Ozena.Enlarged Glaqfl-t
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode o
treating Liver Diseases, stomach Complaints
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat
and Air Pawnees. Hypertrophy and all oth
er diseases of the Heart. Neuralgia, Epilepsy
Spinal Affections. and all diseases of the Ner
vousSystem,is acknowledged by all who have
tested It to be the most certain and succe?*fui
ever known to the medical profe^ion. Dr. K.
has been eminently successful In the treat
mentof all diseases peculiar to women, viz:
Menstrul obstructions, Painful Menstruation,
Leucrrliea. Uterine and Ovarlon Tumors,
Prolapsus Uteri and all Nervous diseases tc
which they are RuttfecL
He makes a specialty In the treatment oi
all Chroiilc Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs, viz: Catarrh of Bladder and Urethra.
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retention and
Dribbling of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel, Dlabetis and Difficult Urinating, Sy
Shilitlc Diseases In all their varied xorms
honarrhea. Its complications and seonellee,
spermatorrhea and Impotency, and all affec
tions consequent upon youthful indiscretions.
Also special attention paid to the treatment
of PUtulas, White Swelling, Scrofulous
Sores, Varicose Ulcers, Ac. Persons afflicted,
particularly with old troublesome cases,
should lose no time to call on or addressDR.
KNNEK. Communications containing fee
promptly noticed. Office prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits In city, same a?
other Physicians, Office hours, 9 A.M. to 12
M.. 1 P. hi. to 1 P. M? and 6 P. M. to 9 P. M.
Janl6
H. UAKLLNGTON. J. M. CARSON. WM.STEAiUfS
TRY
H. DARLINGTON & CO.'S
CELEBRATED
Ales,
Porter
AND
Lager Beer,
AT THE
Old Wheeling Brewery.
mar2
Bottled Ale and Beer.
WE ARE BOTTLING ALL THE ABOVE
brands of Ales, Porter and Lager Beer,
which we are now ready to deliver to dealers
and families.
Orders respectfutly solicited.
J NO. THUN ER A CO.,
Opposite Wheeling Brewery.
Jan23 Wheeling, W. Va.
The West Virginia Mining and
Manufacturing Company.
CAPITAL .... 8123,000
directors:
HENRY CRANGLE, JACOB BERGER.
President, Vice President,
M. W. BURT, A. ALLEN HOWELL
W. B. SIMPSON, T. M. 1* >DSON.
W. F. PETERSON, Sr.
THIS COMPANY is now fully organized,
and will. In a short time, commence the
manufacture of refined Carbon and Lubricat
ing Oils, I jimp Wick and Chimneys.
For Information in regard to the Stock or
Business of. the Company, apply to either of
the undersigned officers, or at the Company's
office on Main street, next door to tlie >1. Ail.
Bank W. FjpETERsoN Jr. Sec'y
S. P. HILDKETH. Treas'r,
JOSEPH H. CONNELLY, sup't. dec7
For Rent.
A BOBT THE 15TH OK MAY WE8HAIL
J\ remove from our preMfiit location to >0.
50 Main street,-two-doors bcloir 1 ax ton A
Oglebay. and oner for rent the store room we
tj1' "?- M^Ai;kr'KKAi^s%l'j
Cnmbrrlsml Otnent
, BARRELS. GEPHART, CUMBER
I land Cement Just teceived and for
8aIe,rb,'f joa. A. ^fETCAIiF.
200,
TMOSPHERIC CHDRN8?Atmospherl
Churns warranted to churn In mteen
_?tes, for sale wholesale and retail.
mr24 P. C. HII.DKETH A BRO.
wise won ex. m?
I WILL SELL v-HEAP.TO MAKE ROOM.
6 or 8 Wire Figures, Tor Shawls and Cloaks'
npr-2 J. ?. RHODE'S.
CHEAP NVNUNH,
Good yard wide bleached bhipt
lngat 25 cents. Heavv and Fine Brown
do. at Kcents. J. 8. RHODES,
' back part of Religious Book House.
Co ni 111011 Lime.
TN QUANTITIES TO SUIT THE TRADE
JL for sale by
mrtl JO*. A. MRTOALF.
15 ??Uafm2rlO]ON BOYD a CO.
*B<?ltal.
BALTIMOSS LOCK HOSPITAE
established as a refuge frou
QUACKERY. M
THXONLYPLA CE WHERE A CUSBCjUt
BE OBTAINED.
DR. JOHNSON hasdiscovered themostCfer.
tain, speedy, an?l only ElTeclnaJ Remedy
lit tlie World for Weakness of tb? Back <*
Llmhs, Stricture*, AHecilon of tlie Kidn^yi
and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impo.
tency. General Debility. Nervousness, Dvv
pesia, Languor, Low Spirits. Confusion ot
tdcaa. Palpitation of (He Heart, Timidity,
Treroblins;, Dixnnets of Plight, or GiddlneV
L)LHcfl>e of the Head, Throat, None, or bkln
Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Htomach, or
Rowel*-?those Terrible Disorders axlring from
Solitary Habits of Yonth?secret andsoiitarr
practices more fatal to their victims than the
Jon* of Byrena to the Mariner* of Ulya*.
blighting their most brilliant hop?, or attici.
nations, rendering marriage, Ac., Impotwibie,
YOUNG MEN
Especially who have become the victims of
Solitary woe,that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
enive thousands of \oung Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunders of eloqueoc*,or
waked to eotacy the living lyre, may am
with full confidence.
marriage.
Married Persons, or YoungMen conterapl*.
^Ik'who places himself under the care of Dr.
J. may religiously confide .n bto honor M a
gentleman, and confidently rely upon
btr ill as a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured aixl tall rigor restored.
This dl?tre?ln? affection, which render,
life miserable and mamage impossible, is the
penalty paid by the victims of improper la.
dulgencles. Young persons are too apt to
commit excesses from not being a ware of uje
dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now,
who that understands the 6UbJe& wlllp e.
tend to deny that the power of procreation It
lo-t sooner by those falling Into improper
habits than by the prudent? Besidt* being
deprived of the pleasure of healthy ofr?.prii^
the most serious and destructive symptorasof
both body and mind arise. The System be
comes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loaj of Procrestlve
Power, Nervous Irritability. Dyspesla, Palpi.
tation ofthe Heart, Indigestion,Constitution,
al Debility, and Wasting of the Frame, Cough,
Consumption, Decay and Death.
DR. JOHNSON.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeon.%
London, Graduate ol one ofthe most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spent In tlie hos
pitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, l?as effected some Of the most aft.
tonlshlng cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when as!eep,great nervoiisuess,belng alarmed
at sudden sounds bashfalnet*, with frequent
i blushing, attended sometimes with derange
? mentof mind, were cured immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those who have lnlnred
themselves by Improper Indulgence and soli
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind,
untitling them for either business,study,so
cietv, or marriage.
These are rome of the Rad and melancholy
effects produced by early, habits of youth. Viz;
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains in
the Head, Dimnessof Sight, Iof Muscular
Power. PaJpatatlon of the Heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Irritability. Derangement of the Di
gestive Functions, General Debility, Sjrmp.
Coins of Consumption, Ac.
Mentally.?The fearful effects on the mln
are inurh to l>e dreaded. Los of Memory,
Confusion of Ideas. Depre?#don of Spirits,
Evil Forebodings. Aversion to Society, Self
Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ac., are
xime or the evils produced.
Thou?*nds of persons of all age? can now
Judne what Is the cause of their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak,
pale, nervous and emaciated, having a slngu*
lar appearance about the eyes. Cough, and
Symptoms of Consumption.
YOUNG MEN
Who have Injured themselves by a certain
practice. Indulged in when alone, a habit fre
quently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and. If not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hone of
his country .the pride of his patents, should be
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments
of life bv tlie consequence of deviating from
the path of nature, and indulging In a certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con
templatlng MARRIAGE,
Reflect that a sonnd mind and body are th
most necessary requisites to promote conna
bml happiness. Indeed, without these th
Journevtlirou4h life becomes a Weary pilgrim
age; the pmspect hourly darkens to the view
the mind becomes shadowed with despair an
filled with the melancholy reflection that th
happiness of another becomes blighted with
our own.
Office, No. 7 Sontb Frederick Street,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street,
few doors from the corner. Fall not to ob
serve name and number. _ ,, .
M-No letters received nnless post paid and
containing a stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state ace, and send
portion of advertisement describing sym
INDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cored at this witabllsh
ment within the lasl twenty years, and th
numerous Important surgical per
formed by Dr. Johnson, witnessed by tne re
i?orters or 7he Sun and many other paper
notices of which have appeared again an
again before the public, besides
as a gentleman ofcbaracterand rwpomublUty
is a sufficient guarantee to the amcted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
febJMy
peairal.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DB. DTJPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.
Infallible In Correcting IircOTlaritl?i,RemOT
lne Obstructions of the Monthly Turns,
n-om Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
It is now over thirty ram^wrteabov
celebrated Pills were flirt <Jl"??\ered by DB
DUPONCO. of Paris, during w5J2LiS!f
have been extensively and successful} use
!n m?Tor the public Institutions, .swella
In private practice, or both
unparalleled success thou
SM EBtaEES'USSl them, thsi h
is Induced to make the f?r
iSffiSJfSStSSJS SSRS E* iSiS&t'ETS
crease of family where health will not perml
lU OWE PILL IS A I?OSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or
posing themselves so, are caution?l
using these PUls while in ^at condition lert
monlttonTthe SS^tnoi
are recommended as a
MOST invaluable Rkmedy
for all those affllcUng complalpUio peculiar
to Uie sex, vli: Distressing and Puurful Men
Vrualion. lirtrntion, Pain in the Back an* ??"?.
Pressing Dmm Pains. Rusho/Bk^d totlf
Head, Dizziness, Dimness of StflM, ?J**
nets. Heaviness, FOligiU on any SUplil Ezcrtum,
PnlpiUitkm of the Heart, and all the various
distressing complaints, part.cularlythatraort
annoying, weakening, and the beginning ot
ail otner female weakeneasea.
The Leucorrticej*, or Wtiite*.
At the same time, there Is nothing in these
pills that can do Injury to Ufe or health. L^
the direction* be strxcUy followed and you Will
find them to be aU they are represented.
ONE BOX 18 SUFFICIENT.
50,000 Boxes hnve bwn Sold Within
Two Year*.
Ten Thousand Boxes sent by
myself and Agents, to all parts of the 1world*
to which answers have
which ladle* say. nothliig1
MmK^DA^NM UP&I THE WOK^
i5SS?"
nrrvrrvn the vEKVEsand bringing back the
Hilt*" to th. cheek of th.
most delicate.
i*rlce Si per Box. Six Boxes
Sold by M'CABE, KRAFT A CO., Wbolaaale
ixrugglsw, H5 Main street, Wheeling. General
Wholesale Agents for Weal Va., to whom aU
orders must be addressed. Sold at Retail, by
REED. KRAFT A CO.
HoUl in SUClal^vmeiOh!o,brcKBRiNo
And by Dr. B. B. Htldser, Moundsvllle. W.
Va.. Dr. J. L. CarT and Dr. J. M. BoucocK.
of tlark>burv, W. Va.
Ladies, by ^ending 11.00 to either of the
above agents to the wheeling Post Offloe. can
have the pills sent, (confidentially,) by Mall,
to any part of the country,
ocZMyd Bole Proprietor, New YorV.
Foreign Fruits.
tr CASKS OF DRIED BOHEMIAN PEAR
o 5 cases of finest Bordeaux Prunes, beta im
P6FSles of New SmyTna Figs, some In 1 lb.
and % lb. buxe*.
5u boxes Lemons and Oranges.
5<iO fresh Cocanuts, 150 doz. assorted cane
&Spioed and Cove Oysters, Bardlnes,
Currents. Datea. Citrons, 4a, Adjust arriv
and lor sale low, by
KIIULTZ A TRUSCHELL,
Market St., a few doors below M'Lure B
febU WHEELING. W. VA.
A LL THE POPULAR PATENT
A cine* of the day for *-Ie by ODBfcRT.
UhemUt. end of SU>ne Bridge. mfZ4?
WOOL TWINE, l^JOP' IiBi ON iiANO
andtorsaleby OH^ ^

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