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for sales.
FOB SALE.
A TWO STOKT FRAME DWELLING
ht>n?o. situate on the east tide of Chapline
Centre Wheeling, containing eight
rooms! a Ifxxl cellar and wash house, with go.*
(?all the win", cold and hot water In kitchen,
? ui'-tiouae, and bath room.
i jjn three building lota, aitnate on Wheeling
T?laad. Km- 7> 8- mid ?. eornering on Ohio and
Broadway ?tree*. Apply to
*r L.Q. HUGHES.
Real Estate Agent,
r Oflcc cu Chaplin*, between First and Second
Streets. B_ov' '
Public Sale of Keal Estate and
Personal Property.
Ox THFRSDA Y, NOVEMBER 14, 186T. ON
the premises, the KA KM situated in Rich
U;id township, Ohio county, on Short Creek,
two wiles from the Ohio river, containing abont
?}<- actto. on * liich is erected a large and sub
* ? . .v
ft l*T?* HK OI *** ui.w* V I' ? .. ?
icitfh?*n Furniture, Ste. For further particulars
?nd terms, *>e handbill*.
oci>d.tw td J AS. L. DELA PLAINS.
Trustee's Sale.
VIKTl'E OK A DEED OF TRUST
from Willi'im Gowdy to me, dated the 9th
t,fJarie. WW. and now or record in ihe Record
er '? oilice for t ho couutr of Ohio, in book 44, p.
lU 'i shall sell to the highest bidder, at public
suction, at the front door of the Court House,
for Ohio con lit v. in the city of Wheeling, on Sat
snisr. the li.th ?f November, looT, commencing
sales at It' o' lock A. M., the lot nambered
uue hundred and t ig'uty-one, (1st) en the plat of
tb?t part t.f the city of Wheeling laid out by
?William I'iupliiie and John Kutf. now known as
Csatre Whoeliit^;, situated on ihe east side of
I'hsj'line strict, sdjoiuing the Methodist Epis
copal Church on the
TlKM-tor S4I.K ? One-third of the purchase
mousy in cash, and the balance iu two e<in?l in
lUllmrnto. jaya'de in six and twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, Possession
will I* delivered upon compliance with the
t<rme of ?-!?'. so'-ject to She lease of the teuant
wbi/h will expire on the SIM of March next.
JjMKS S. WHEAT, Trustee.
WwKtUSu, October 14, lHT7.-td
P"
BLIC AUCTION.
THURSDAY, NOVKM HKK 14th, 1-^07,
. T THE I. ATE RESIDENCE OF LYDIA
S. CRUG \ll. deceased, in Ohio county, W.
V? on the National Road, six miles from
Wbteliaft, will be soM the entire
Porsoaal Property
OF MRS. LYDIA S. CKUGAR, '
Consisting of the following:
FAHM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS,
J Horses. 5 head of Cattle, 10 Hogs. 3 Wagon#,
I Ke^pinj Machine, Fanning Mill, and other
Implements of Husbandry; 400 bushels of Corn
iu the ear. 3 stack* of Hav, and a quantity of
Oat Straw in the bam: also M? lilac ksmiths'
Tools.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
4 Feather Beds. Cirpet*. Secretary, llook Case,
witba l.ib.-aiTot Books of vt-ry ancient date and
style also some tine specimen* of gold jewelry,
made in the last century.? Silver Forks, Spoons,
Lsdlea, &<\. and a variety of Flint and Cut
Glasswate of tti<" most costly description, con
sisting of Wire Cake and Fruit Stands,
Decanters tJoblets, large Tumblers, Ac.; also a
quantity of Cut Stone, and mauy other articles
eothf'.e enumerated.
Among the foregoing will be found many ar
tides ? liich w ill U- a curiosity to i>?rsons of re
flnement and taste, many ol whicli were made
100 years ago. showing the stjle aud lashiou of
that period. Persons wishing to get bargains
will ilo well to be there. Ladies are especially
lmited. as miny artielus in their depaitmont
will Ik- offered for sale.
The mI?' of property will be continued from
day to da* until all is sold. A credit of six
mouths ?ill bo given on all sums of $10.00 and
upward.? purchasers giving approved security.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock.
J. F. SMITH. Curator.
THOMAS McC'ONN, Auctionoer.
November 1st, Ie67. novS td
PUBLIC SALE
or
TIMBER AND MINERAL LAN S
In Wetzel Comity, W. Va.
'I'llE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES, WILL
1 ?f i; on
n'eduridiiy, Ihe l.'lih Jht sf ^?rrin
ber, 18?7.
Attbo fioot door of t'we Court House of Ohio
CMUty, in the city of Wheeling, Si* Thousand
A r i wofo 01 le.-<s, of Timber and Mineral
lauds. These laud* arc situated Boar Littleton,
in the cotiiit , of Wetzel, about forty miles froui
tlriitr <f wbeeliag, oa the line of the R.lti
m i'' anil Ohio Railrond. which runs through a
pi lion of th? 'and. The '.and lias been careful
,v surveyed, acd will l>e sold in plats of from
ius t<? nve hundifd acres, ts suit purchaser*,
l'hsie is a vnig of iron ore ou the land, which
k<o> been te?t?-d, and found to lie of excellent
quality, and of sutbeient quantity to justify the
erection of furnaces. The ore is e.tsy ?f access
froii the railroad, and thetiuiber is equal toany
iati.e Slat*.
lhe?i'? '? worthy the attention of thoee de
tiring i*ud t;:,' '? niber. mineral, or agricultural
purpose*. iul'Ti; ?ill he Hold at tLe same
tiuit place several iota in thetownof Little
tun.
Sale positive? for the purpose of closing up
the trust? to commence at 9 o clock A. if., and
to be routinucd troai day to day until all is
?old.
Term* of Wslr ? One third, or any addi
t:ii;i?l amount. at the ? ?tiou ol tin- purchaser in
itoij.aiid the remainder in equal payments of
one and two years, with interest from dav of
*?>. The deterred payments to lie secured by I
deed nt trust.
Ihe tit!* is UfiieveU to We unquestionable, but
the trusts*-* will only convey such title as i?
Tested in them hy their appointment.
A plat of the laud c.in he seen, ami any addi
tional information obtained at the otlice of Wiu.
1'. l'?tetsou. Esq.. in the city of Wheeling.
.JOHN* W.GILL.
C. 1>. HUBBARD,
N. E WHITAKKR,
C. OGLE BAY,
G. W. WniTAEER.
oetl~ JawdHt w Trustee*.
WANTS.
OK WHO 71 A< III.\K!X.
O Agents wanted everywhere to sell oar low
pni.ei! fullv licensed inarhir.es. Send for our
erenlsr. sllAW Sc CLARK, S. M. Co., Bidde
furd. Maine. novH-ly
STAR FOINORY,
l\o. 6*i .Tlarket Street,
\V. Va.
JulySl Til OS. G. CULBERTSON.
House <'u*tiii?*
MADE TO ORDER IX BEST STrLEAXD
at LOWEST RATES, with proMptnrr
Md dispatch, bv TIIOS. G. CULBERTSON.
1 ? YOU WANT A SMOKEY CHIMNEY
JL cured get a
iinvcmaii Grate
ftom [jyeil THOS. O. CULBERTSON.
Stove*,
Grates
Hollow-Ware,
Plow Points,
Threshing machines.
CastincH, Ac.,
ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER ON
shortest notice, and at lowest ratee, bv
Til OH. G. CULBERTSON.
Wheeling. July 31. 1f>67-ly
] K YuU WISH TO ECONOMISE FUEL AND
1 hare more MORE ILEAT. get ?
Guseuiau Grate
r..m y> 31 J TIIOS. G. CULBERTSON.
Sorghum rune Jlills
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE
CUKAi'. by T110S. G. CULBERTSON.
iy3l
NEH BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE.
AS1>
SABBATH SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY.
94 Monroe Street, Wheeling.
JUST RECEIVED, A FULL SUPPLY OF
SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS;
%iWiatli School Mnsiral Books,
Record and (Question Books.
Rewards Cards. Tickets, *c., 4e.,
TKXT BOOKS, AIDS FOR TEACHERS,
Commeniaries and Biblical Works.
Bibles. Prayer and Hymn Books,
in great variety.
A complete assortment of Theeh-gical, Stand
ard and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Pens,
Pencils. inks, in fart, everything usually found
io a first clans Book store.
Exclusive agency for Smith's celebrated
AMERICAN ORGANS.
Gi?e as a call, or address the Local Agsnt,
GEORGE W. STONE R.
w- J. COTTB.
?. W. COTTB.
W. J. COTTS&CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
? ? ANI??
tonuissiow merchants,
DUUK8 IX
FLOUR, BACON AND rRODUCE,
)Vut Side Market Square.
VHEBLnC, W.TA.
?ugar.
25 HFDf PR?2 PORTO RICO JUST RB
w_??Mndari>hh M. EK1LLT.
fleflistcr.
Moadny Kltrniif, November 11.
FALL 18 6 7.
A LI. THAT IN DBV1BARLB AND
new In
.
Ribbons, Millinery und Dress
Trimmings. Embroideries,
Wo?lcu Goods, and
3J1 U 11 S ,
Alex, and Empress Kid Gloves, etc.
ALWAIa TO BK KOUSD AT
I). A. Adlcr & Co.'s,
Hhrinalrom'aOlilrttnnd, 141 Jlainll.,
WHEELING, W. YA.
Retail Pepartmeut 1st floor; Wholeoalo De
partment 2(1 Soor.
D. A. Ai>l*k anil J. W. CAMPBELL, "Wheeling ;
Koii.n, AIU.KK & Koh.n, Philadelphia.
oct 15
NOTICE.
HAVINd PrRCHASKB THE SALOON
of Jacob Beck. Main street. Centre
Wheeling, I will give a FREE LCXCH on
Mon<Uv morning neit from 10 to 1-2 o'clock.
nov?2t WM. EAGELDARI>T.
LOCAL MATTERS.
IVillcox &' Gibbi Sowing Marhiue
Salesroom liil, Main street, H. Mor
ton General Agent.
Matrimonial.
Daring the past weok Recorder
Woods issued seveu marriage licenses.
Aniuxiurol.
A Coucert and Supper will tako place
at Washington Hall to-morrow evening,
for the benefit of tho St. Matthew Sun
day School.
.
Accidentally Shot.
Gur old friend, Mr. Moses Ray, was
recently shot in the mouth by Mr.
Augustus Rigeley, while out on a bunt
ing excursion. The wound did not
provo very serious.
Falte, Alarm.
Another false alarm of fire occurred
on Saturday evening. Tlie bells rang
for the Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards_
How delightfuljit is to have a systematic
fire department.
Rnne Ball.
The match game of base ball, on Sat
urday, between the Bachelors aud Ben
diets, of this city, resulted in favor of
tho Bachelors. We would publish the
score of the game if we had it.
Committed.
On Saturday Johu Quigley wi?s
brought before Justice Johnson for as
sault upon WilheliuiMa Shipman with
intent to commit rape, on Short Creek.
Quiglcy was committed to jail until the
December term of Court.
Annuult and Battery.
John Culver was arraigned before
Justice Johnston on Satnrday, charged
with assault and battery upon Mr. John
Norman, in Fulton, on last Monday.
Culver was held to bail iu the snm of
two hundred dollars for his appearance
at Court.
.Tlerr Fnm y Cloaking*.
Just received, at
J. II. Smith A Co.'s.
Kilrbirlonn llrinv
During the past week the following
eases were brought b.'forc Justice
Sehultz, in Ritchiotown : Charles
Crezinger, for uistnrbauco of the peace,
was tined $i> and costs. Marshall II.
Furguson, for whipping a German, was
filled $5 aud coijts.
!Vo?? Building.
Mr. H. K. List's new building, on the
corner of Maiu and Quincy streets, is
rapidly approaching completion. The
two lower rooms will be occupied by
II. K. List & Co., and the third room
will be occupied by R. Porter ?&. Son,
the wholesale and retail boot and shoe
men.
Fine Ntork of Otodo.
We notice that Messrs. Brues & Sau
ders have a spleudid stock of dry goods
in their store, No. Ill Main street. We
call attention to their advertisement,
and also attention to the fact that 114
is one of the cheapest places in the city
to purchase dry goods. Just drop in
and see for yourselves.
>niiounl Building Ansoriaiion .
The National Building Association, of
the Seventh Ward, which was institu
ted a few weeks ago, is progressing
finely. It started off with ten per cent,
on a share, in a short time, raised to
twenty per cent., aud on Friday even
ing last jumped to fifty per cent. One
week ago last Friday evening, six hun
dred dollars sold at 361-10 per cent,
premium, and last Friday evening six
hundred dollars were sold at 27 per
cent, premium. A few more shares can
be had by calling upon Mr. Henry Mor
gan.
Prraonal.
We take the following from the Fair
mont VedtHe: "Dr. James E. Reeves,
who is well kuown to all our citizens,
removed to Wheeling on Thursday,
where he will engage in the practice of
his profession. Dr. Reeves has a na
tional reputation as a medical writer,
and, uulike many authors, he possesses
practical skill and is attended with suc
cess corresponding with his scientific
knowledge. He has beeu a practitioner
here upwards of seven years, and will
be greatly missed by his patrons and
personal friends. We congratulate the
profession in Wheeling on the accession
of Dr. Reeves t? their rauks."
Trucker*' AuMialiH.
The Teachers' Association of Wheel
ing held their second meeting in the
City Couucil room on Saturday, Novem
ber 9th, at 10 o'clock A. M.
The meeting was largely attended by
the City Teachers. The session was
mostly taken up in the discussion and
adoption of a Constitution and by-laws
for the Association.
A motion to reconsider a resolution of
the last meeting relating to Article Bth
of the general rules adopted by the
Board of Education, was lost.
A petition signed by most of the
teachers, asking the Board of Education
to restore Article Sth of the general
rules adopted by the Board of Educa
tion slightly modified, was discussed as
the substance of the petition which was
embraced in the resolution to the same
effect of the former meeting. The dis
posal of the petition was left at the dis
cretion of the Superintendent.
At the request of the Association, Mr.
Tuttle, of Union Schools, favored them
with a recitation.
On flFotion, the Association adjotirned
to meet at the same time and place on
the second Saturday of December.
The regular meetings of the Associa
tion are to be held en the uccond Satur
day of each school month of the year.
The obje?t of the Association is the
discnssion of, and interchange of views,
concerning all matters relating to the
profession of teaching.
Any teacher in the Bchool district of
Wheeling may become an active mem
ber of tho Association.
The Board of Education are consider
ed honorary members "by virtue of
their office." Aud all teachers visiting
the Association are for the time being
considered honorary members of the
Association.
In Kciaorion I'fnccr,
Tho object is to perform an entire,
radical and permanent cure. This can
not be done with the knife, nor neither
can it with a red hot poker, nor with
any of the ordinary caustics. These
have been faithfully and perscveringly
tried for centuries, always with the same
result, without success. If a physician
should succeed in removing cancerous
diseases, by whatever process, the p#
judiced and non progressives of the pro
fession, as has been the case for ages, in
all iinportaut discoveries, will say that
" it was nothing but a tumor." Now the
truth of tho matter is, there is no Hue
of demarkation between cancers and
what is called " iunoceut tumors."
" All tumors,"* says the best sur
gical authority, " may become con
stitutional" and "may in a short
time show 'signs of , malignancy.
Consequently it i9 absurd and danger
ous to form two classes of tumors when
originating in tho same structures. To
wait uutil the tumor ulcerates is a
fearful experiment. Many a motherless
family is the result of delay. The only
safe advice that can be given for gen
eral adoption in case of tumors is to
have theui removed in the earlier stages
or before the constitution becomes in
fected. There has been hundreds of
cas< s radically cured, duriug the last
fifty years, in the Western States, by
what is called the Reynolds process,
which is now being used by Dr. Kisner,
of this city. Many persons are now
living te testify to tho truth of its bene
ficial results. There is no doubting it.
Physicians do not doubt it. See refer
ences in Saturday's Rkoistkk and In- j
telligencer. Write aud ascertain.
"About four years ago," says Mrs. G.
V. Coombs, of Easton, West Virginia,
"I purchased a Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine. It has more than met my ex
pectations. I havo done tho principal
sewing for eighteen persons since that
time, aud a great deal for my neighbors.
It is itUcayn ready ? alwm/n in order. Have
broken tiro needles in four years."
Tabic I'inru*,
Ilousc-furnishiug goods, at reiy low
fujnreM, can bo had at
J. 11. Smith & Co.'s.
A Fit Tribute.
Tlio very highest prize, tho Cross of the
Legion of Honor, was coufcrred ou tho
representative of the Grovcr & Baker
Sewing Machine at tho Exposition Uni
verselle, Paris, ist>7, thus attesting their
great superiority over all other Sewing
Machines. At Oxtoby & Duffleld's jew
elry store, 103 Main street, a full supply
of these machiues, and a new, nvatand
attractive stock of gold and silver
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles, sil
ver-plated ware and lancy goods, can
always ho seen.
Krul Estate Transfer*.
The following transfers of real estate,
etc., were admitted to record in the Re
corder's oftice during the week ending
Saturday, November 9 :
DEEDS IN FEE.
' Deed made October 25, 1867, by M. II.
Houston and wife to Joseph Brodie, of
lots Nos. ^6 and 87, on Yoik street, D.
Zane'b addition, Zaue's Island. Admit
ted to record November 2, 1867. $3*25.
Deed made October 29, 1867, by G. W.
Nichols to Andrew White, trustee for
Elizabeth M. Nichols of his estate. Ad
mitted to record November 2, lr*07.
Deed made October 31, 1667, by Chris
tian Wagner and wife to Daniel Krciter
<m tho south half of lot No. :>0, west
side of Main street, Centre Wheeling.
Admitted to record November 4,1807.
$48<>o.
Deed made October 20, 1667, by M. B.
Cox and wife to Lewis Baker, of 82
acres, 3 roods and 5 poles of land on
Wheeling creek, formerly the Lunsford
farm. Admitted to record November 4,
1867. ?7000.
Deed mado November 4, 18(37, by John
Brnce to Joseph Charuock, of the south
halt of lot No. 1, iu square 6, Churchill's
addition No. 2, corner of Fulton and
Walnut streets. Admitted to record
November 4. 18(57. 5i300
Deed made September 20, 1807, by J.
F. ITpdegrafl", trustee for M. M. S. Zaue
and others to C. P. Brown and others,
of 1G acres, 1 rood and 17 by 36-100 poles,
(part of Fair Grounds.) Admitted to
record November 4, 1867. $2272 87.
Deed made October 10, 1867, by Josiah
Atkinson, Samuel Bell and others,
trustees of the West Liberty Academy,
to Wm. B. White, John S. Witcher and
others. Board of Kegeuts pf the State
Normal Schools, of 4 acres of land in
West Liberty. Admitted to record
November 4, i867. $6000.
Deed made November 4, 1867, by J. A.
Armstrong and wife to John A. Holli
day, of lot 33 by 120 feet on south side
of Virginia street, between Broadway j
ami penu streets, west side of alley, j
Zaue's Island. Admitted to record
November 5, 1867. $500.
Deed made November 1, 1867, by J. A.
Armstrong and wife to Alex. Coeu, of
a lot 60 by 120 feet, at the southeast
corner of Virginia and Broadway streets,
Zane's Island. Admitted to record
November 5, 1867. $1100.
Deed made November 4,1967, byJ.
A. Armstrong and wife to James D. Hol
liday, of a lot 27x120 feet, ou south side
of Virginia street, between Broadway
and Penn street. Admitted to record
November 5, 1867. $500.
| Deed made February 9, 1866, by
| Thomas C. Coeavne to C. J. Mayer, lot
No. 52, section B, Mouut Wood Ceme
tery. Admitted to record November 5,
1867. $50.
Deed made September 10, 1867, by A.
B. Caldwell, attorney iu fact for the
heirs of Mary Moyston, deceased, to
Thomas McKearnau, lot No. 64, on west
side of Jacob street, between Prestou
and Division streets, Caldwell's addi
tion. Admitted to .record November u,
1867. $yuo. '
Deed made September 10, 1867, by
Wiiliaia H. Moyston and wife to Thos.
McKearuau, of all interest and claim
of dower to lot No. 64. Admitted to
record November 5, 1867.
Deed made November 5, 1867, by
Robert Emblen to William T. Emblen,
of the south half of lots Nos. 25aud 27,
fronting on Liudsley street, 132 feet
and ou Fifth street 60 ieet. Admitted
to record Novembers, 1867. $900^
Deed made November 4th, 1867, by
Henrv C. Cotfa and wife to Marshall Ac
Elbert, of a lot 40 x 120 feet, west end
of Fulton brick house, on aaid lot. Ad
mitted to record November 5th, 1867.
$475.
Deed made October 1, 1867. by J. C.
Acheson and wife and Joseph Bell and
wife to H. K. List, in trust tor the uses
and bene tits of the stockholders of the
firm of Acheson, Bell & Co., 297 shares -at
$500 each. Admitted to record Novem
ber 6th, 1867. ' - *
f> '
Deed made November 1, 1867, by Han*
nibal Forbes, Commissioner, to Holaten
Harden, of the west half of lot No. 30,
south side of Centre street. Admitted
to record November 6th, 1867. $5600.
Deed made November 7th, 1867 by C.
D. Hubbard, executor, to Charles
Blancbard, of lot No. 173, north side of
Zane street, East Wheeling. Admitted
to record November 7th, 1867. $2500.
Deed made March 26th, 1867, by
Adolph Baker and wife to B. Schott, of
the south half of lot No. 1, sqaare 32,
South Wheeling. Admitted to record
November 7th, 1867. $900.
Deed made November 8, 1867, by Z.
Jacob to Benno Karomer, of the middle
22 feet of lot No. 106, west side of Mar
ket Square, Fifth Ward. Admitted to
record November 8, 1867. $1900.
Deed made October 25, 1867, by B M.
Eoff and others to George Bowers, of
lots Nos. 11 and 12, in square 29, South
Wheeling. Admitted to record Novem
ber 8, 1867. .>450.
DEEDS Or TRCST.
Deed of trust made October 23, 1867,
by Andrew Mower and wife toS. Brady,
on lots Nos#?, 3 aud 4, in square 38,
South Wheeling. Admitted to record
November 2, 1867.
Deed of trust made Octobor29, 1867,
by Kdward L. Pratt, trustee for Ellen
Smith, to Lott H. Joy, trustee for the
People's M. B. Association, on lot No.
2, on west side of Pennsylvania street,
A. O. Robinson's sub-division on Zane's
Island. Admitted to record November
2, 1867.
Deed of trust made November 1, 1867,
by Daniel Kreiter and wife to Jacob
Steinfield, on the south half of lot No.
50, Centre Wheeling. Admitted to rec
ord Novembtr 2, 18G7.
Deed of trust mado October 1, 1867,
by Richard H. Pratt to Lott H. Joy, of
the south half of lot No. 2, Robinson's
addition, Zane's Island. Admitted to
record November 5, 1867.
Deed of trust made November 4, 1867,
by Lewis Baker and wife to Thomas
O'Brien, on 82 acres, 3 roods and 5 poles
of land on Wheeliug creek (the Lnns
ford farm). Admitted to record No
vembers, 1867.
Deed of trust made November 5, 1867,
by Lewis Baker aud wife to Lott H. Joy,
trustee of the People's Mutual Building
Association, on 82 acres, 3 roods aud 5
poles of land (Luusford farm). Admit
ted to record November 6, 1867.
Deed of trust made November 7, 1867,
by John Willke and wife to Jacob Stein
field, trustee, on the south half cf lot
No. 48, corner of Chapline and Division
streets. Admitted to record November
7, 1867.
Deed of trust made October 25, 1867,
by George Bowers to W. D. English,
trustee, on lots Nos. 11 and 12, in square
529, South Wheeling. Admitted to rec
ord November 8, 1867.
Deed of trust made November 8, 1867,
by B. Kauimer and wife to R. B. Woods,
trustee, on the middle 22 feet of lot No.
100, west side of Market square, Fifth
ward. Admitted to record November 8.
1867.
Deed of trust made November 8, 1667,
by Martha S. Morrison to S. O. Taylor,
trustee, on personal property. Ad
mitted to record November 8, 1867.
Ilnmillou unil Pacific Delaine*,
At 20 cents per yard, at
J. II. Smith & Co.'ss.
Urroinn I'l-inting
The German Job Printing Department I
of the Kegistkr establishment has just j
been supplied with a very choice selec
tion of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type, J
aud everything uecessary for the exe
cution of printing in tho German lati
guago in a stylo uusurpassed by any
otlice iu either Now York or Cincinnati.
This may he saying a good deal, but if is j
Tltt'K.
Boulevard Skills,
Plaiw and Embroidered, at
J. H. Smith & Co.'s.
!>('?' ICmtHuranl.
Mr. John Carey lias opened the Wash
ington Ilall Saloou (formerly Downs &
Oliver), the same being repainted and
refitted in grand stylo. All that the
market affords may bo found there,
oysters in every variety, and the choic
est wines and liquors. Call in.
Tlie Season tor Wnrin Calira
And good cheer generally is now at
hand. To make light aud wholesome
Kolls, Biscuits, or Batter Cakes of any
kind you should uso Hocking's Unrivalled
linking Powder. Try it and you will use
no other. Sold wholesale and retail by
E. Bocking, No. 1 Odd Fellows' Hall,
and by Grocers generally.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE!
EVE It lr EVENING,
? AT?
HUBBARD, BRO. & CO.'S
Corner Quincy & Market Sts.,
? OF ?
Cloths, Cassiineres,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
DRY GOODS
?AND? 0
NOTIONS
HAVING J VST RECEIVED A VERY
large consignment cf goods to bs sold in
the next thirty <1ays, great bargains may be ex
pected, as they must 1* no'd.
Sale commencing Tuead.iy evening arid con
tinued till the stock is closed out.
W1. II. BASSETT,
sepTJO Anetloneer.
The Lartrest and Oldest iIIiimc
House in Wesl Va.
(ESTABLISHED IN 1P3G).
4 FULL STOCK CF
kN ABE'S PIANOS.
IJXRIVALED
For SWEETNESS, POWER. BRILLIANCY
and DURABILITY, have been further im
proved by the introduction of the A graft with
out increasing their cost, thns srenring all the
valuable improvements to the patrons of this
well known make.
EMERSON'S PIANOS
The beat CHEAP and GOODPiuuus made in the
; I' lilted States. at pricea from |4iW up wan la. All
. vianos warranted 5 years.
WHOLESALE AND SOLE AGKXCT FOR
Mason <fe Hamlin's Cabinet Organs
The beat instrument of tlie kind made. Forty
styles. Pricea f75 to KoO. Send for circulars
?sent free.
Mclodeous and Seeond Hand
Pianos at Lowest Prices.
Sheet Music, .Music Books.
Singing Books, Musical In
struments, Strings. Ac.
The largest stock in the State. Order* by mail
promptly tilled. WILLIAM IL SHEIB,
Successor to
JESSE B. MELLOR
No. 135 Main Street, Wheeling. W. Va.
jan3l
Fancy Flours.
1 AA BARRELS WASHINGTON MILLS.
AUU iuu do Pollock'a (Indiana) Milla, ae
lected white wh-at, just received and f.r aal?
by [octlj M. KE1LLY,
Cheese.
1 PA BOXES FACTORY, HAMBURG
lOU and Dairy, in au?* and for sale br
?ctli M.TtF.ILLY. *
WHOLESALE QEOCEES
. MAXWELL & TINGLE,
WHOLESALE GEOOEBS,
AVI) DEALEUS IX
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &c.
26 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA.
flovb.
*?* to!?wm"'
10? do W??hingtnn p U
&Z fSfer t
Kodo TISGU
W. O. Sugar and 5Io!a?wes. ,
O r HHDS. PPJME S. O. SrOAR.
LiO luo bbls " <lo Molassw
J ust received per Steamer Kenton. We invite
thecitr retail grocers' attention to the above
{roods. MAXWELL &. TINGLE.
COFFfcE.
100 bags prime Rio Coffee for Bale.
MAXWELL A 1 INGLE.
LJIO.IB.
0 2ft hhds. P. R. Snjrar.
10 do. Cuba do. In store and arriving.
MAXWELL Si TING LB.
RKFI.\KD ni'KABi ?
35 bbls Standard Or., pow'd and gran d.
15 do. A. ? R Colleo Sugars.
25 do. Ex. C. C. Si C. Yellow, at
MAXWELL Si TDTGLES.
T
S'VBIP,
) 25 bbls. Bruno's Golden Syrup.
A) do. Philadelphia do.
15 hlf bbls. beat golden do.
10 kegs do. rtit. do.
at MAXWELL Si TINGLE'S.
>EA.
lu hlf ch. choice G. 1'. Tea.
10 do. do. Y. H. do.
15 do. medium grades G. 1*. and Y. II.
10 do. Oolongs. for sale.
MAXWELL Si TINGLE.
Urk?TEU> KI Nt Kl'l CUKE8E.
V? 50 boxes Prime Western Reserve Cheese
for sale.
MAXWELL 4 TINGLE.
Nailm.
290 kegs assorted sizes nails, best brands,
at MAXWELL Jc TINGLE'S.
BACON A\l> LAUD.
5000 &% c,lolc" 8,Iott'
5 tc. choice S. C. Hams.
5 do. plain canv'd do.
10 tlerce.s choice Leaf Lards.
MAXWELL Si T1XGLE.
10
OILS.
RBLM.EX.no. I I.AIID OIL,,
20 do Carbon Gil. for sole.
MAXWELL Si TINGLE.
\\TK AI.MO II AVE t'ONHTAPfTLV
TT in store, Buckets, Tubs, Wash Hoards
Brooms, Essence Cofl'ee, Extract Logwood, Mad
der, Indigo, Copperas, Biue Vitrul, Alum, Pej>
per. Allspice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Mus
tard, Ginger, Bicarb. S'xla, Sal. Soda, Babbit s
Soap, Colgate's Soaps, German Soaps, Enmity
Soaps, Candles Mould and Star, Concentrated
Lye, Windew Glass, Lead, Shot, Gun Caps Pow
der, Cotton Yarn, Cotton and Flax twines,
Candle Wick, Batting, Wrapping Paper. Ac.
MAXWELL Si TINGLE.
nov2 .
'POBACCO.
X 10 | Butts Old Hen's" blk ins,
25 caddies do. do. do.
10 1 butts "Niagara" do. "
20 caddies do. do. "
butts "Dew Drop" do. '?
30 caddies Hombrick do. "
10 | boxes Emily .J?ues nnt'l If., 1 lb.
5 J do. Diadem soft pd. 0 inch.
5 1 do. Wheeler's lnl. pd. ft do.
5 J do. do. hard pd. 1 lb. lumps
10 | do. "Millie Collins" hard pd. 1 lb. umps.
5 j do. Keen's Pino Twist nnt'l It.
5 1 do- Miller's K. and It. twist choice.
10 drums Fig Leaf.
20 kg*, ti-twist running 10s.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
15 bbls. F. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls- F. G. do. do.
19 bbls. C. S. do. do.
>0 hlf bbls. C. S. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco Is large and the assort
ment unsurpassed b_\ any in the market. Mer
chants are respectfully invited to givo us a call |
before purchasing elsewheie.
MAXWELL A TINGLE.
HIICIIALL KE1LLV.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
AND DEALER IN
Foreign ami Ooiacstlc
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nos. 55 and 5f> Main St., Wheelin e._Va.
TOBACCOS.
1 BOXES Bl'SftELI.'S II 0,>E1
X Dew Ids.
75 caddies Russell's Honey De<v. i
75 do Monitor Navy.
50 do Russell's 5! iz.-ppa Navy
10 Doxes Jenny Llud black sweat 10s.
? 30 caddies do do "
Just received and lor sale by M. IiEILLi .
apr3Q ;
* BACOft.
1 n TIEIU'EM l>AVIN> KXTBA
J. ^ Sugar Cured Slur liaius.
Irtuhds prime Shoulders.
Just received and for salo by M. ltl.ILLY.
Load ami Sliot.
P O t IV D ill M O FT BAB
Lead.
10 kegs No. 1 to 6 Sliot Lead. ^
Jnst received and for sale by M. KKILI.V
SUNDRIES.
A FEW B1RBEI.M PBI3IE i?IA
l'LE Sugar, Superior Green. Black and (
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, New
York crab and cbampaigtio cidt i (bottled), New
York No. 1 Salmon, English dairy Cheese
Pickles and Sauces, Tapioca, Pearl Sago Cora
Starch. Malzena. io., hermetically sealed Sal
mon Mackerel, Codlisn, llallibut. Lobster, Salad
Oil Ibcst uuality), French Mustard, Sap Sag
Cheese, Condensed Milk, together with a gener
assortment of seasonable articles just receive
i ami for sal? low, l?v
! a $. Sc G. I) WOODROW,
Odd Fellows' Hall Building,
I ray20 Monroe Stroet. Wheeling. W . V a
THE WENT VllIfilMA
Mining and Manufacturing Co.
i CAPITAI. * 1*3,000
KlRRC-ruKS :
HENRY CRINGLE, A. ALLEN HOWELL
PrMitknt, ^ I reasuoiit.
! M. W. BHRT. H- CONKEMA ,
' W. B. SIMPSON, T. M. IMJDSU.N,
I J. B. FORD
! rrm? < OHI' WY ??? tow Pl'M.V
I I organised, and will, in a short time, coin
i menoe the mauufrv ture of refined Cartn.n and
Lubricating Oils. Lamp Wick and Chimneys.
For information in regard to the Mock or
Business of the Company, apply to either of the
undersigned officers, or at the Company s office
on Main Streot. next door to the M. and ii
Bvnk W. r. PETERSON, .lr., Secy,
S. P. HILDRETH, Treas'r.
E. R. ADDISON. Sup't. i'12
3000
Whiskers and Mustaches!
1 FORCED TO GROW UPON THK SMOOTH
i'?t face iu fnun Iliroe to Ave w^lui bv using
I)r. SEVIGNES REST A I" K A TEL" It CAPPIL
L.V1KE, tlie must wonderful discovery in modem
science, acting upon tlio ltcard and' llsir in .in
aim out miraculous manner. It has In-cn used by
the elite of Paris and London with the roost
haltering aocoMa. Names ?f all purchasers will
[ be registered, and if entire MtUfaetioo in not
I (tiven in overv instance, the money will be ch?>er
| fully refunded. Price by mail, sealed and post
' paid, |L- Deacrit >ti*e circular* and testimonial
| mailed free- Address BEEPER. SHCTTB Sc
* CO-. ChemUta, No. %)5 liiver Street. Troy, N,
Y.,Sole agents for the United Stales.
NORWAY
Iron Manufacturing Company,
FOOT OF FOURTH 8TIIEET.
Nuts, Bolts, Washers, etc.
Also, all kind* of
Tacks, ISrads, Finishing. Shoe
and Hungarian Mails.
Job Machine Work and Blacksmithing
j promptly executed, and Oil Tool* made to order
P' AINTS FOP. FAKMEKS AND OTHERS.
The Grafton Mineral Paint <K>mpauy are
i now nULnaf.*ctiuini{ the Be*t. Cheapest, and '
moat Durable Paint in use: two coat* well pat |
on. mii?4 with pure Linseed Oil. will last ten ?ir
tit'uea years; it la of a light brown, or twautifa) '
cburoUte color, -and can he i hang?d to green. .
lead. ?a>ne. drab, olive or cream, to suit the '
i taste of the consnnv r. It is rateable for
Houses. Barn*. Fences. Carriage and Car maV
j era, Pails aixl Wooden Ware, Agrieultiin! Im
. plemcnlt, Canal Boats. Vrss? an-1 Siiipa' Bot
, torn*. Canvaa, Metal and Sh.ngle Koofs. tit be
' ing tire and water proof), Floor Oil Cloths,
j (one nigfrufcetnrer bavin? used 3""? bbls the j
past year, , and ?s a paint lor any pnrpose is un
j surpasfed for body, durability. elasticity and
? adbesiveoesa. Price $C per bbl. of 3TU lbs.. |
! which will sappli a^f-inoer for years to come, j
Warranted in all rix * as above. Send for a
j circc&r. trtiicn ?iv#s fall particulars. None
? genuine unless braaded in a trade mark Graf- ,
1 ton HUeral'WHbt. JWre?
DA NIEL BIDWELL.
nov! 6w SS4 /'carl Street. New York.
Fresh Oysteaa !
MTEKM BECKIVKD
iale by tb^ case, can and half
V\C. M'MANAWAT.
opposite the Mr Lure Housar.
d trawl. Diddle street. Centre
?ct4-3m
JOB PRINTmrG.
====??===
i
THE
"REGISTER"
JOB
PRINTING
OFFICE,
Opposite McLure House,
Ha. lit been aupplled wi 'h a selection ot the
NEWEST STYLES
? OF?
Wood Type and Borders
from the world-wide known estabUahnwnt ot W.
II. Page i. Co., and the moat fanbionablo
METAL TYPES
from tlie celebrated fonndry ot Connor's Sob's,
New York. Onr
FINE INKS
arc ol Wade's best, aii<! nnsnrpasaed In Jtbe
? world. With
Improved Steam Presses,
Wc are prepared !o execute,
IN THE VERY BEST STYLE,
EVERT DESCRIPTION OF
PUII HID FIIC1 PRINTING,
? seen a??
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS,
POSTERS,
Circulars, Cards, Bill Heads,
BILLS OF LADING,
Checks, Drafts, Blanks, Labels,
LETTER HEADS,
BALL A PAHTY TICKETS,
DBA r BOOKS AM) TICKETS,
I> IK XrRAMMES,
Hand Bill*, Envelope*, Ac.
Jlrief Work for Lawyers executed with dis
patch.
LEWIS BAKLK.
|ulv3l
KOAXOKE COLLEGE.
rrins jixstitution will begin its
L FifU*nth Annual Seaaiou, Sept. 3, lacTT.
FACVLTY:
Rev. D. F. liittle. I>. I)., President *nd Prof.
Mur. and Int. Science.
S. C. Welli. A. M Prof. Math, and Sat. Phi
ltMophy.
Re*. W. B. Yooce, A. M., Prof. Aj>ci-ct Lan
guage* and Literature.
Rev. J. B. DavU. A. if., Prof. Agriculture
and Mininc
J. .J. Moorman, M. I)., Lecturer on Anatowy
ard Phvujology.
L. R. Holland, A. M? Aiw't ProS. La:igua gea
and Prin. Prep. Dep't,
II. F. K)inji?r. A. M. Prof. Modern Langnage*.
.1 R. n tidiMm. A. M. Aft* I Prep. IVp t.
TERMS ? Expense# in all dejiartm^aU, Id
rinding boarding, tuition, room-rent. fuel ac?S
light" and incidental*. For f-irther in
formation. addrea* REV. I>. F. B1TTLE.
julvSl salcm. Va.
NORWOOD SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.
'rnEtOBH OODHIIUOI,. WITH
1 a fall carp* of able and experienced in
?tr?ctor* and under atill more favorable aucpices
than heretofore, will reopen on W<*liie?dnT,
September. 23th. I W7. TTi e interaat and alt
ra&cement of the nobolan will receive the cioa
perianal attention. Addrena.
WILLIAM D. CAKRLL, Principal.
Norwood P. O . Xri??a Co., V*.
anglC-till octl
Western Pennsylvania .Hilita
- r i Academy,
ATITCBGBBBA HiVliKT
near Pi tt? burgh. Petna. Ttua institutive
of 1 warning and ndliUi v training to now opes
Cor the reception of bora an 4 yonng men. Fer
forthef information, addrea#
COL. T. J. LEHMAyjf.
n<nrli Alle^snT* Box m
/ ' - ? : / ? v
-V
?v>- ??1
SCOTT & HENNEGEN,
JEWELERS!
104 MAIN STREET,
MERCHANTS* BLOCK.
V r
WE ABB NOW BRCEITUfQ A LAIflK AND JTEBT fCOMP&BTB
Stock of ' 3
-v"
, ' t
, J"1*?
Ladies' Gk>ld Enameled Watches, -
Ladies' Gold Engine Turned Watches, v s j
Ladies' Gold Diamond Studded Watches,
Ladies1 Size American Watches,
Fraro the celebrated Factory at WALTHAAt, lLASS. Also, a full aawrtaant of all ttaa 4tfkr?fc
qualities of A.lf fc BIC A S nOTK 31 E*T? oaeed in G4d and Silrer, tosuit U? Ml fcattdi
oo4. \Te btw also KhW Urply to oar lUtck of
SOLID ST1RLIN G SILVER GOODS,
v
? *3h
'i
J
Comprising beautiful designs in ? . , >,
Oyster Ladles, B8rry, Ice Cream and Jelly Spoons,
FISH AXD CAKE KMVES, AND
? *
Solid Sets or Fancy Silver, ? >
Suitable for BIUDAL and OTHER PRESENTS. ? ' j> * .
Jj
Coin Silver Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons and Forki, T ?'
Iu GRECIAN TIPPED nud PLAIX Pattern*
ALSO, Handsome Design# in - ? _ ? "? ? ; jj*
Plated Tea Sfts,
Crus, (iobled, %
Cake Baskets,
Castors, As., Ac.
<*?**? <
An examination of our uansuallr large and beautiful stock will aiaply repay a riait, whether
you purchase or not. COME ON K AND A LL.
SCOTT & HENNEGEN, ?
101 HAI!? STREET,
aep?i WHEELING, W. TA. >
?* ?3
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STOKE.
FALL TRADE? 1867.
VOW OPEM FOB IXNPEC'TIO.X AKD ?AI.E,AN KXTK.1MIVB RTOCK t
IN OF . ^
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
' - * i "V
Embracing Everything Kept in a First 01a*sDry Goods Store,
Which we will Sell at a* low rates, either Wholesale or He
tail, as any House in the City.
" / yE
Particular attontiou ^invited to our stock of ^
Silks, Plaids, Merinos, Mottled Dry Goods, Shawls,
CLOAKS AND ri'KN.
In the latter we defy competition. Also, oar stock of
# ^ J
FLANNELS, MTSLINS, PRINTS, BLANKETS, AND GOODS FOR MEN AND BOT* VTiA*
Which istho most extensive in the city.
? |?J
Always on hand, a good stock offarjwts. Oil Cloths, and Carpet Chain.
All goods sold at a small ad ranco oyer Eastern oost. ? ? , j
octfl ATOXB A THOMAJ. *K V
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.
i .%*!> AFTER OCTOIlfclC 1.1,
" t |S?iJ, train* will run a.i follows:
Mail. Eipre**. Eipre**.
L've Bridgeport . . 2:03 p in 6:0o a ra lo.5? a in
Arr Steubenville 3:04 p m T il a tii II .Vain
" VelliTllle... 4 p m &20am 1:40pm
" Alliance 6:15 am 11.10am 6:15 pm
' Cleveland... ?:l5pin l:Mpn 8:15pm
" Toledo 12:55 am 7:40 pm 12:53 a in
" Detroit 10:luam 10:35 ji m 10:10 am
" Crentline. ... lu:45pm 5:30 p m lo.?Jpni
" Fort Wayne. .VJi) * m 11:1.1 pm Sc'jo a tn
" Chicago 1 1 ,'jn a m 5:50 a m 11:30 am
" Pittsburg... 0:55 p in 10:25 a m ?.o0 p m
" llarrinburg.. 4:30 a m 0:45pni 2:3.' a m
" Hal ti more.. . P:10am IM0 a m
" Wanbington 10:25 am 1* 25 a m
" Philadelphia f:55am 1:00 a lu 7.ofl a iu
" Mew York
\ ia. Allen
town 11:45 atu 5:00 a m 10:10 am
" New York
via. Phil 'a.. 12:50pm 5:00 an 12:10pm
Tickets to all principal point* in the Kant and
West can lie procured at the Union otlice in Mi ?
Luro Hou.te and at the station at Bridgeport.
F. 1! MYERS,
oct'Jl General Ticket A^eut.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
Omri Baltimore A OHIO RAILROAD Co., j
WniUM, llaj 4, l?i7. )
8II1II.IICU SCHEDULE.
I)AMRM}KBTRAINHWII,I, ?IA
I by the following schedule on and alter the
HU day of May, l*?7 s
FAST LINE.
LEAVE ? LEAVE ?
llaltlinore .. 5:SA
Washington . 4:30 P
All RIVE?
Harper * F'ry *:30P m.
Cunil>erland 12:45
?Wheeling... 5:10 P. M
arrive -
Qrafton 10: 00 P. M
Parkersb'g .. 4:5" A. M
Cumberland.. 3:>?o
Harper s F ry 7:15 " I Grafton 5:40
Baltimore ..10:30 " J Wheeling.. .10:10
Waah'n City. 11:35 " I 'Including Suudayi
?Including Sundays. |
EXPRESS TRAIN.
leave?
? Wheeling. . ? 7:55 A. M
ARRIVE?
Grafton 1:43 P M
1'arkerabnrg. 7:30
LEAVE?
? Baltimore . . t 45 p. M
Wash't'n C'y H-.45 "
ARRIVE?
Harper'* F'ry I :il A M.
Cumberland.. 7:25 " ! Cumberland ?4u
Harper * F ry 12.37 A. M. | Grafton.... I*u3 p. M.
Baltimore 4:31 " | Wheeling... 5:09 "
Wath't'n C'y 5:25 " |
?Except Saturday. | 'Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
LEAVE? LEAVE?
'Wheeling... 9:10P.M. 'Baltimore .. 8.45 A.M.
AKRIVE? Wanh't'n C'y 7 45 "
Grafton 2:20 a.m. arrive?
Cumberland . 7:40 " Harper a F'ry I 00p, m.
Harper* F'ry I *40 P. M. Cumberland 8 00 "
Winchester.. 2:50 " Grafton ..... 11:30 "
Baltimore.... 5:00 " Wheeling.. . 4 10a.m.
Waali t'u f'y 5:50 "
' luuluding Sunday*. Including Sunday*.
BE N WOOD A CCOM MO I) A T ION.
To connect with C. O. i ?i' iaion.
LEAVE WHEELMO AT
3:40 A. M. I 4:00 f. M.
9.00 " I
Ticket* to all principal point* in the Ea*t,
Weot and Southweat, can be procured at th*
Company * office.
jon.v L. WILSON
Master of Transportation.
R T. DKVBIE8.
may < General Agent. Wheeling.
change or Tint:.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
/ AUfDAFTKB VIOND U, H *? PT
" ' 2-Ul, lt<67, tbe train on the Hemptteld Rail
road will run n* fullowa:
Leave Washington 7.-<W A. M.
Arrive at Wheeling >30 A. M.
RETURNING.
Leave Wheeling 300 P. M.
Arrive at Washington 6 <W P. M.
sepiW W. D. BCRTON Hup t
National Steam Navigation Co.
(LIMITED.)
OTKAnKRM H'KKKI.V I'KOI
O Liverpool and New York, calling at Queens,
town. A *teaji*h)p of tbi* Lite, consisting ot
tbe
OCEEN. I LOUISIANA.
ERIN. I PENNSYLVANIA
HELVETIA, , SCOTLAND.
ENGLAND. I VIRGINIA, and
DENMARK | FRANCE.
Leave* New' ~k from Pier 47, North River,
every Saturt^y, and Liverpool on Wednesday
of every week, calling at (/oeeastown each way.
Tbe sixe of then* Steamahlpa admit* of very
spacious staterooms, all opening directly 1st*
tfi?* sa#ieon, tbe accommodation* and fare are u
surpassed, and the rate* lower than by any other
line. ^
Tbe accommodation* fur steerac* paaaesger*
arc Urge, and plenty of deck r<*.uj 1* allowed,
whilst the fare U of the beet quality, well cooked
and ample.
An experienced Burgeon on e?th ?h ip fW- of
charge. Ticket* are i**ued ia this countrr U
parties wUblnc to repay th* pwip of their
friend* from Liverpool, or Qnreturtuw*, (Ira
Land) for #40. pavanfe In eurreaejr.
Paaaag- from New York to (NmmMi, ?r
! Liverpool? CABIN, ??-?; STEERAGE *3S-1?
cofTeney. .
Wheeling. W. Va.
r. W. I. IIi wrT. Manager, 57 Bi iiaiway. New
Yoak. . ia*3U-ly
New 30 Barrel
Turpentine Still,
EXTRA HE A FT BOTTOM,
Jll twmpUU, Jot gale mnrk beUm apt.
CTItM OP 41.1, 9IZEII BriliT
O to aHer u4 DISTILLERS f Ued oat at the
Lafrwt Rate*,by J. B. FULLER
sag 4* 4* 7 Dey street, New Y?rk City.
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BANKS.
National BankofWestVirginja,
Capital
MO>KV KKC'Kf VBD ON DIP#)
IT, Internet paid on Spectal Dapoalte,
KoIM and lSllln diaoounted, Eirhanga boaght
and aold, Collect ion* made upon all point* ul
proceed* promptly p' in It ted.
DIRECTORS.
Cri?pin Oglrbay, Thomaa Htighea,
Mi. Iifwl Kr.ll>, Vr. A. R Todd,
Arthur Little, J. K. Hobhard, *
Jm. McClaaey, U. Pollock,
Juiuea Maiwell.
CRISPIN OOLEBAT, 1'reaWlnat.
OIB8QN LAMB. Caahlec.
Merchant's II n nk of <liurl?>?
ton,
Kahaiviia i oi i*ty, wmttib
glnta, will uuki< collection* aud prompt rt ?
uiituiiciv JAM KS W. LAInl.lT,
maytldlmo 1,'iiHy.
Merchant's National Bank
OK WEST TIMBU.
Capital I'old la $300,000. '
r| 'II II RANK NITIKKim TO TH ?
X buain<?aof the "Mrri huto ml Mechaalia
IUnk of Whirling." It la a Iteaijtuated Depuai
torv and Financial Agent of tb* C nlt< <! State*
and ia prepared to do a legitimate liauktn< buai
l'UNUSVT? ROBERT CRAXOLE.
I)ir? -Toita? Thorna* Hweeaey.L. H Itelaplaln,
Jan. C. A. hcixin, Jolm Honlun. Jacob Rtrnr, A.
Allen ilnwelJ, J Niilwii Vu<?, Jmm Wall.
JmI7 ly B. MttPT. C*ihnr.
Incorporated 1831.
Wheeling Savings Institution.
OFFICE SO. ? MONROE 8TRKKT.
MO>HW KKI'KIVKD ON DIPOa*
IT, luleteat paid on hpecial Depuaite, Note*
and Bllla Diaoounted. Kichangn bought andaoM.
Collection* n,ad< on all point* In ordar te n?*t
a want that haa lung been foil In tbia eommaai
ty, thla Inatitution will receive on W?dnaa4ay
and (Saturday a/Uriiouna, between the boar* of
two and lour o'clock, depoalta of any *un ol
money frnm one dollar ana apwarfe. on vhleh
Interval will be paid.
GEO MKNDEL, I'raaMeat
Dirertar*.
ALIX. LAUQBUHr, A. /. PANN'ELI* -
JOHN M. LURK. Jm., ALKX. fUX.KHH,
MORGAN L. OTT, J A MICH I'A I'l.L,
ALKX. J. CECIL, JA MES REKD,
oiU7 ly A. C. QUAKJOKR. Ti'iaw,
The People's Bank,
OrrUVK NO. ?? MAIN ITR?T(
WHEELING, w. VA. Money retired ae
dri>??lt. Intereet paid an special iWpoalt
Note* and hill# dieoognted. E?< lun|? bat|kt
and aold Collertiana at home or froai abroad
promptly attended te.
DIRECTORS.
John Keid, < bnatiae Heaa,
John ifaiii'.lan, John Vorkler,
Sain'l J. Ihrrd, KirLard Carter,
Andrew W linen,
JOHV RKID, Pree't ?
J 081 AH r. UPDEGRAFF, Caabier.
Jnl7
GREAT WATCtl SALE
o? the rorL-LAS onx runt rut*. **"
^ 'ivnu KTl RV PATRON A
" 7 llanduitne and Reliable Watch for the low
prioe of TEN lx'LLAKM!
WITHOUT BEOABD TO VALVE, <
AVb *0T To M
PaM far Caleae Perfectly taliafaalaff,
100 Mid Gold Huntiag Wetcbae. . tSSfcteTM
100 Mafic Caaed Gold Watebea 900 te V*
loo ljuiir* Watch*? enaaaoled ? loo teM
?* liold Hunting Chronometer. do. Xdi to few
??/ Gold Hunting Englleh Le*era .. IMtetM
?<i Gold II anting Duplet Watebea IX to VBV
Sno Gold Hunting Aai a Watebea. .. 109 la IN
Uti Siirer Jlunlieg Lever* MtetN
Mi MJrrr II aaUnc I>npi?ia* 71 t*t>0
y?m>ld Larflea' WaUhca. MtatW
|,0U)(i?ld Hunting Iutpine* to te ?
I.MMlecrlUn<y/aa Mlror Watebea.. 10 te 100
l >/> Hnuting Htlrer Watebea B te M
IfiW) Xtm.nmi Watebaa, all klada ... Wte ti
17" Every patron obteiaa a wateb by tbia m
rangefaent eating bot (10, while it mmj be
wertb 175 1. So partiality abowa.
Maaara. Hill. Porter A Ca., I A * attart,
I tic lea named an their oerttfleala, apoa aajrwaat
of |ll, whether it ha a watch worth I7SU er laaa.
The retom of aay of our eertiica tea antitioa
roa t/j the article aaaied Uteraaa. apaa wwal
lrreepeotiveuf iU worth vand aa aa article valaa4
ieaa than IIP U name* oaaay oertlA*al?. It will at
ow e be eaen that thia ia n? iMUry, hit e Mrmtfkt
/vmrrd Itgtfitnatg rntneaettea, trluA may te par
bapmUd ianmly Ik aieef /mtHditmt. A ategle
certikalc wtlLba aeot trr sail, peat pate, a pea
receipt af SCeata, 5 forll; llhrlk S iMau
elegant preaiom for |3, M aad a more Vi
premlaai for #!? 100 aad a moot aaparh wateh
for |IS. Toagento #r thoa*eaehlafeeeteie*?
tbia ia a rare It te a lagiUMtaiy
condnctrd buataeaa, dalr aothoriaed h? (ka Oar
cm meal, and opan te tie atoat carefii a< rnUsy.
t*T nr. Addrcaa HILL. PORTKX A Co.,
aoefU J * 4 Day teraat. M T.
CVEKV KI5TOOP
fUITillll MUllim,
Eofloei, Hone Powers, flrlM
HilU, AsiicalinryU
Implement!
Or ITIRT OtlCHI#Tltir, IN
?tare and far aala at the Leweat Rataes hy
J. B. FtrUJf R.
aojJMm <7 Day attaet. Raw Yarh Otty.
Floor.
! 1 nn BARRELS CLIPPER MILLS. WHITE
I lUV w later wheat a?tBa Family Plonr. J gat 1?
tetrad aad far aale br M REhXT.
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