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FOB 8 ALB.
A
FOR SALE.
STSAM FLOURING MILL, WITH
j-%, three run of French Hurra, in good run
ning order, situated on Caldwell's Ran, near the
cltv of Wheeling, will be sold cheap
For further particulars apply to
L. G. HUGHES, ICeal Estate Agent.
Office on Chapline Street, betwecu First and
Second Streets. sepS
I'OK SALE.
k SHARKS STOCK IN THE M. A M.
Zu Bauk aud do do Franklin Insurance
Compaiy. I. IRWIN.
auf?4>
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
By VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, DA
ted 13th day ol Way, 1307, made by James
U. Morris to me and recorded in the office of the
Surveyor of the port of Wheeling, iu volume 3
at page 1?5, 1 will sell at public auction on the
Mb day of October, liKU. at tbu public landing,
in the city of Whevliug, Ohio county, West Vir
ginia, to the bixhest bidder, for cash, the andi
Tidsd two thirds (|) of the steamboat Leslie
Combs, her tackle, apparel, furniture, and all
?tb*r uiwe?ariea to?r?to appertaining aud De
longing.
Selling as trustee, 1 will convey only such
title and interest, at is vvnted in me by said deed
of trust .
GEORGE O. DAVENPORT.
sept 3-d td Trustee.
BANES.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
Designated Depository U. S.
Capital - - - 3400,000.
Surplus - - - -15,000.
MONEV RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT.
Exchange bought aud sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly re
mitted.
Interest paid on special deposits at the rate
#f /.'ti r per tent, per itnuuui where the deposit
remains six months, and Jie? pec cent, if lor one
rear.
Amounts ol' Merchant*. Manufacturers, Dank
oj. and others solicited.
Ksvsnue Stamps for s*!? iu sums to suit.
A constant supply of new Fractional Curren
cy and I. * 1 ana i cent coin kept fsr the ac
?oDiimxlatiou of depositors and the public.
GBORGK ADAMS, Cashier.
GEORGE K. WHEAT, President.
marl3-ly
1) C. I.IST. KOHKKT MOKKlflON
HK^ttT X LIS T, <illltK)S LAMB.
JlisKI'll skinOLI).
BANK OF WHEELING,
WUEBUXS. W. V A.,
I vKALS IN BII.LS OF EXCHANGB.GOV.
I ' KR.VMRNT BONDS, Stocks, Gold, Com- 1
w?rrial Pai*r aud all uegsliahle securities.
S|?ecial attention g;r?u t > collections.
Interest allowrd on spe. ial deposits; four per I
i-?hi per annum if left six months and ive per
f?nt if left one >ear.
D. IX LIST, President.
GIBSON LAMB. Cashier.
JOSEPH SET ISOLD, A ss't Cashier.
uiat3 I J
NATIONAL BANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Capital, - - vioo.ooo.
Money received on deposit, in
trrest jmiil uii Special Deposit*. Note* and
tills discouu ted Kxilisn^o Bought ami Sold,
Calle, tians made uii all points anil proceeds
l?ro*i|>tlv ieiuitte.1.
DIRECTORS:
Crispin Oglebjy, Thomas Hughes,
Michael Keilly, Dr. A. S. Todd,
Arthnr Little, J.R.Hubbard,
Jw McClt'uey. M. Pollock.
James Maxwell.
CRISPIN OGLE HAY, President.
to/IN VVAliNKK <\?shier.
Merchants' National Bank|
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Capital Paid In, - $300. OOO.
'PUIS HANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSl
I nevs i.f the "Mmhnti' and Mechanics
Rank of Wheeling." It i* a Deaimted lupus
iw>rr a ud Kitiatirul Agent of the United States |
an t in prep.ued to do a legitimate banking bus
llru
Pkk?ii>*nt? J. NELSON VANCE.
l?l!tK'"low?? I homas Sweeney, L. S. Del.iplain, j
Jan C. Aeln-.nm. John Donlou Win. II. Simpson,
A. A licit Hotel), k Craii'le. James IJalzell.
janl? ly S. BRADY, Cashier.
THE PEOPLE'S BANK,
Office No. Main street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
MONK i LICEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
tries! paid on Special Deposit, Notes aud
Kills Uncounted. Exchange Bought and Sold.
Collections at bouie or from abioad pi.wptly
attended to.
DIRECTORS
John Kenl, Cbri.sti.in Ileus,
John liat.dlan. John Vo?kler,
Samuel J. Itoyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN RE1D. President.
JOSIAII F. CPDEGRAFF Cashier. jul
Incorporated
W heeling Savings Institution.
Ollice No. *.?> Monroe street.
Money received on deposit, in
terrst paid ou Special Deposits, Notes and !
Bills Discounted. Exchange Rougbt and S<dd,
Collections made on all points. In order to meet
a want that bas long Iieeti felt in this communi
ty. this InMitntiou will receire on Wednesday
and Saturday alteruoous, bet ween the hours of
two and four o'clock, deposits of any sum of
?uinvy trom one dollar and upwards, on which
into: est w ill lie paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORS:
Al?x. Laugblin, A. J. Panncll,
John McI.ure. Jr., Alex. Rogers,
Moigau L. Ott, James Paull,
Alex. J. Cecil, James Reed.
?cti; It A. C. QUARR1ER. Treasurer.
HOTELS.
SWANN HOUSE,
PARKXRSBUKG, W. VA.,
'rill: om.v ( o.nnouioiM a.md
1 fiist-class Hotel in the city.
aovJO-ly J. WM. DEN"!, Proprietor.
If A LTBY HOUSE.
4. It. MILLER, Proprietor,
PRATT STREET. BALTIMORE
tev'jLV tf
CVCKETT HOUSE.
> ?! th * Me *f ItiUa Park, v V.
'I'lIIS IIOr.SE IS KEPT ON THE EC
1 repeati plan, it is within three minutea
nde (by horse ears) of the New Ilaven
Kail read Depot, convenient to all the princlp
plae?* of amusement, and for Summer trarelle
will ke found the ceelest Hetsl in the
K'ury reon is provided with running water. |
Oxtoby & Dof field,
it
Jwelrj,
Spectacles,
SILVER WARE,
Fancy Goods,
103 Main Street.
I"? Special attention jWen to the repair of
Watches, Clacks, Jewelry, Ac.
Sale A rout* for Grower A Bnker'a Family
Sewing Machines. ?pr3U
ELECTION, 1868.
Campaign Badges & Medals
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY
the doten, hundred ar thousand at
PARTRIDGE'S GALLERY
1 17 Mais Stkkrt,
Jon* WHIIL1NO.
Clarified Champagne aad
Pure Crab Cider.
BARRELS PRIME QUALITY.
t)UU warranted to keep good In warm
weather, in (tore and for sale Vy
aprtSJBS CTr OS* *. REILLT.
IHMittt) Register.
Fri 4rnr H*raU|i ItrplrnWr !I3.
E X T R A..
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Millinery Goods,
Dross Trimmings,
Alex, and Empress Kid Gloves.
Embroideries, etc.
D. A. ADLER & CO.,
141 MaINStRKLT, Whkkuso.
fy Orders promptly utteudod to.
D. A. Awlrk and J. W. Campbell, Wheeling ;
Kohn, Adlzk ? Koii.v Philadelphia. ap rtu
LOCAL MATTERS.
Siager'a N?iitlr?i Mrwing .llachiar.
Prices and terms to suit all. Straw Sc. Mor
ton, 151 Main street
POSTPONED* ? The picnic that was to
come off 011 the Fair Ground yesterday,
by the First German Lutlieral School,
was postponed on account of the ex
treme inclemency of tho weather.
When it will como off we are not ad
vised.
Plkchaskd.? We understand that C.
W. Brockunier, Esq., of this city, pur
chased, a few days ago, fur $9000, the
beautiful resideucu of Mr. George Kee
line, situated in Kirk wood, Ohio. Mr.
Ii. intends residing there after the first
of April next.
Rain, Rainy, Mokk Rainy.? It seems
as though the windows of Heaven were
opened and that we are to have u throe
weeks rain. It has rained some two
weeks and the prospects look pretty
fair for another week of the same kind
of weather. If it continues much long
er peoplo will be obliged to construct
mud-boats to get aloug our streets.
U? We see that Mrs. J. R. Moore, for
merly of this city, but more recently
Principal of the Woodburu Female
Semiuary, at Morgantown in this State,
has taken charge of the East Liberty
Female Seminary, near Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. M. is a model instructor aud we cau
congratulate our Pennsylvania friends
upou their success in iuiluciug her to
locate in their midst.
OMINOUS. ? Froui the description of
General Washburne's speech, at tbe
Washington llall on Wednesday night,
as given by our friend ot the InttUiytn
ctr, we had to conclude that the cflort
was abortive. As be has a tine faculty
of manufacturing mountains out of
mole hills, we are certain that, if there
hail been a half a chance, he would
have made it tbe greatest speech of the
cainpaigu.
What a Polk!? For the pant weuk
tbe Radicals of tbe First Ward have
been laboriug iu tbe vain effort of pole
raising, and yet the job is not completed.
The dilapidated timbers are spliced and
nailed, and nailed and spliced, and a
dozen ropes aro required to keep the
thing from topling. A whole week s
work has accomplished this. 1 he ap
pearance of tbe polo reminds us very
much of the condition ol tbe country,
after the fi.rcoof four years reconstruc
tion. Oh ! what a pole !
Tiik Grecian 1$kni>. ? Ibis is an atti
tude peculiar to the softer st-x. It is
tbe latest invention of the truly "fash
ionable." It is also latitudinoua in its
regime of application and will conform
to almost any position the fa.ihion-fol
lowing female may wish to assume.
\s Charity is said to cover a multitude
uf faults, so the Grecian Bend is adapt
able to all movements, whether grace
ful or otherwise, known to female gen
tility or vulgar coarseness. 1' rom its
peculiar adaptability to the various ca
prices of female etiquette, we speak for
it a great rush whenever its appearance
shall be introduced into our own fash
ionable city life.
KivkR Nkws. ? The river was rising
slowly, last night, with fifteen feet
water by the marks.
Yesterday was a bad day for bu^int ss
on the levee. It rained almost iucess
antly the entire day.
The Rebocca left for Farkersburg at
11 A. M.; the James Rees for Sunfish at
:$ F. M., and the Forest City for Steu
ben villa at 2 J P. M.
Hoats leaving to day? Tho Express
for Farkersburg at 11 A. M.; the James
Rees for Sunlish at 3 F. M., and the t or
est City for Steubenville at 2$ o'clock
P. M.
The well-known steamer Wm. liutler,
will leave for Cincinnati at 3 F. M.
An Uni-ekli.no Son.? The following
account of an unfeeling son we clip
from the Pittsburgh Evening of
Wednesday: "Joseph Robinson was
arrested in Allegheny, on Tuesday even
iug, charged with aggravated assault
and battery committed ou bis mother.
It is alleged that Joe had imbibed an
excessive quantity of tbe 'ardent, and
his mother, as in dnty bound, repri
manded him for his debauch. This
aroused his baser passions, and seizing
a poker, be struck his mother a severe
blow on tbe bead. Mrs. Robiuson was
so severely hurt that she could not ap
pear at the Mayor's Conrt to testity iu
the premises, and tbe unuatural son
was committed to jail to await the re
sult of bis mother's injuries,
Police Court.? The busiuess in this
Court for several consecutive mornings
has been growing "small by degrees and
beautifully less," till on yesterday morn
ing it was non est. We waded through
the mud and through the rain to reach
the ball in time to witness the recital
of misdeeds committed nnder the sable
curtains of night, aud which are geuer
ally brought to light by the sleepless
vigilance of our police; but all in vain.
There were no accused ner accusers.
Quiet bad reigned supreme io Wheeling.
The cells of the lock-up were tenautless.
Nothing was to be beard in the spacious
ball, so generally filled with eager spec
tators, save the leeble echoes of our own
murmurs at the disappointment of an
item. We felt chagrined, for our friend
of the Intelligencer had been more wise
than surself ? be had not lost a voyage
over the sea of mud to wituess a desert
ed hall. I
A cbaDge bad evidently come over the
spirit of midnight orgies. The crimin
ation aud re-crimination of tbe jealous
I proprietors of neighboring brothels had
! ceased for once. Slanderer's poisonous
I tongue had been lulled into peaceable
silence. The subsideucy of these tnmul
I tnous causes had had a salutary effect
on tbe morals of tbe city and checked
the proceedings in the Police Court. W e
left in search of other items, and onr ?nc
cess will be ascertained by a perusal of
onr sketches of busy life*
Peninsula Road.? We have defer
red sometime in speaking of the condi
tion of this road. There has been some
discussion in the City Council abont the
bad condition of the lower end of Zane
street, next to the bridge, and during
that discussion it was asserted that the
repairing of said street would be of no
consequence, so long as tbe road on the
other side, known as the Peninsula
road, was left unrepaired.
Within the last ten dajB there have
been actual demonstrations that this
road is utterly impassable for vehicles
of any kind. There have been two fu
nerals which attempted to pass up
tbe road, but it proved
impracticable. It strikes us that
this road should be attended
to and put in a condition for the pas
sage of vehicles, or else declared useless
and shut up entirely. This latter al
ternative, however, would be acting in
bad faith to citizens living on that road,
as well as towards those who are inter
ested iu the two burying grounds situ
ated on this road. Funerals frequently
happen when the friends of the deceased
are compelled to reach one or the other
of these cemeteries. We call upon the
Supervisors of the County to do some
thing in this matter. It is imperious
that some actieu should take place.
Two or three inhabitants have as good
a claim on the County for a protection
of their rights as larger communities.
Dut aside from all such claims, the fre
quent use of this road for the purpose
of bur} iug deceased friends, should be
sufficient to warrant prompt action.
Salaries ok Postmasters in West
Virginia. ? We give below the salaries
of the Postmasters in this State where
the snm amounts to $50, and upwards,
as recently readjusted by the Potoffice
Department :
Adamsville i 130
Barrackaville fid
I it'll wood ><9
Benton's Ferry ... 64
Berkeley Springs. 290
Mason $ 130
Middlebourne Hi
Middle Way 110
Mill Creek 76
Milo 42
Bethany. . . ... 450 j Moorlield 32-J
Beverly 110 | Morg&ntown 780
Beothsville 91
Uraxtun 5d
Bridgeport 160
Bruceton Mills... 63
Buckhanuon 32i)
Burton 90
Cabell 130
Cairo 170
Cameron 2G0
Canneltou PO
Canton 59
Capon Bridge 56
Central Station.. MO
Cherry Camp.... 33d
Clarksbnrg II 00
Coalburgta 53
Coalmouth Ill)
Cologue f I
Cornwallis 1110
Dallas 59
Dunnwro 12d
Dutlield 150
Ellen borough .... ltd
Kim Grove 71
Evansville 71
Kairmwut 230
Kairview 140
!?' 'arming ion 110
Fayetteville !>0
Flemiugton 65
Frankfort 53
Freeman's Land'); 50
Ganley's Bridge.. 60
German Settleiu't .V.t
Gerrardstown 63
Gleu Easton 150
Gleiiville I4d
(i nils 51
Grafton 6'
Grant C. H 52
Greenwood lij
Guvandotte 21"
llailtowu 100
Harper's Ferry... 72d
Hartford City fi7
Hollid.u's Cove., f'l I
Iluntersville 12 1 1
Indian Creek 55
Jackson C. II 1510 |
Javelen el
Kaldetuwii r-7 I
Kanawha C. II... 1400
Kanawha Saline. 1? ? |
Kerneynville 13"
Kingwood 2*i |
Laurel Junction, li-o
Lee Town 59 |
Letart S"
Lewisburg 4H11 |
Lnbeck 00 j
Limey's Creek ... MS j
Mumiingto* 1H> | Wirt O. It....
Martinsbui'C 150" I
Mouiidsville 02d
Newark 70
Newbnrg.. 190
New Creek 430
New Martinsville 100
Nuw Salem 50
North Mountain. 72
Nuzttm U)
Oceana 12 J
l'alatine 110
Pan Handle 51
ParkerMlmrg 8200
Peansboro 60
Peterstown 63
PhillUpi no
Piedmont 4?'
Point Pleasant. . . 3^0
Portland
Prnntytown no
Porgitsville 59
Raccooon 16*>
llathbone 420
Ravenswood 170
lied House Shoals 7d
Red Sulphur Sp's. C7
Ripley's fiO
Kippon 150
Ritchie C. II ISO
Rogers 190
Roinney 330
Rowleslmrg 220
St. Maiy's el
Shepherd* town .. 650
Sir John's Run.. 68
Simpson's Creek. 57
SistcrsviUe 100
Smithton ltd
Spencer 160
Springfield >
Summit Point. ... 170
Sweet Springs ... 1?0
Thornton .">4
Triadelphia 120
Tunntlton 110
Union 150
Valley Grove.
Volcano 24"
Webster 2"0
Wellsburg 4H 1
Walker 14"
Wardersvi He 59
Weston 610
West Columbia., el
West Liberty.... 110
West Union 'JWi
Wheeling 360#
White Sulp. Sp's. liOtl
Williamstown. ...
Willow Island.... 54
WiNonburg Si
Win Held 9<J
15"
Coal Boat Rise.. ? Notwithstanding
that during the late iisc in the river
many tow-boats passed down from
Pittsburgh with their allotted number
of coal-barges laden with coal, yet
this rise will send a much larger num
ber out. We give below the names of |
boats, together with their, destination
aud amount of coal :
KOK CINCINNATI.
Steamers. Boats. Barges. Bushels. I
Coal City f 80,0W|
Whale.. 9
Lion ? 9",0"0|
Coal Valley f 80,000
Collier I 10 130,000
Total
510,00i
I 51
FOR LOriaVlLLF..
Steamer. Boats. Barges. Bushels. I
Hawk 4 ? 80,060.
rOK NEW ORLEANS.
Steamers. Bonis. Barges. Bushels.
Boaz !> 1 195,000
Mary Alice 10 ? Q0S.000
Grand Lake 6 ? I2",0.it)
Alps a I6ii,u00
Total 32 3
(?rand Total 37 54
675,000
1,265,000
Li^Great bargains iu Pi.tuos, new
and second-hand, offering at Shieb's
Music Store.
Piano ani> Melodbox Covkus. ? i
A large assortment of Embroidered,
Gum, Printed, Woolen and Embossed
Covers, iu new aud handsome styles, 1
just received and offering at lowest
prices, at Shieb's Music Store.
Caution.? We deem it a duty to cau
tion persons whoso eye-sight is iu any j
way impaired. Bo cateful to obtain a'
good glass, and tho visual orgaus will
not be injured. The most complete
stock of superior spectacles, eyo glasses,
goggles, &c., in gold, silver, and steel
frames, cau be found at Oxtaby & Duf
field's Jewelry Store, 103 Main Street.
Full stock of watches, clocks, jewelry,
gold pens, &o., can be found at "103."
(?rnvel Roof*.
Mr. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs [
in the most improved method, and war
rants his wotk to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning
water. Tho tar used is put through
a process that frees it from oil
and benzole, aud no matterjhow great
the heat, it will not run. It is equal
ly efficient in roofs ?f every con- 1
ceivable pitch, Mr. Crnmbacker keeps J
on hand roofing cement and cement for !
tanks aud sidewalks of the best quality,
and for sale at the lowest rates This
has stood a test of tifteeu years iu Pitts
burgh, and is*the cheapest in nse. Call
at the Factory, head of Lindsley street,
East Wheeling, or address him throngh
the Wheeling Post Office.
NEW DRUG STORE.
rpHK SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BOUGHT
X out the Drug Store on tho
Corner opposite the Post
* Office,
are prepared to furnish their friend*, and all
who mav give them a call, with the BEST arti
cle* in their line. Everything usually kept iu a
FIRST-CLASS
Retail Drug Store
will be fonnd here. And if a desire to pleaae
onr patrons is a guarantee i( ?ncc<*e we will
secure it.
We make a speciality of patting up Physi
cians' Prescriptions, which will be aone ntwtlv,
accurately rna at all hours. At LOW PRICES,
to suit the times.
mar25-lT SILVEY 4 LIST.
AUCTION BAT/Rfl.
AUCTION.
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS AMD SHOES,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Furniture,
Stoves, Clothing, Ac., Ac.,
AT
Auction Prices,
AT
HUBBARD & BRO.'S
Auction & Commission House,
i*?9. 86 and 88 Market St.,
(Near the corner of Quincy.)
tVHEELING, TV. VA.,
ryi'roiiipt attention given to all business
entrusted to them.
Auction Sales .Tlade on Lib
eral Terms.
aep8
PIANOS.
MUSIC.
VILLUS fl. SflEIB
109 IflAIIKET STItEET.
SOLE AGENT FOR
Steiuway's Pianos!
Uiiireraa.lv recognized aa the most i-kkhrct
piano made in the world, receiving the
FIICST GOLD IflEDAL!
At the Pars Fair over more than 400 other
Pianos. Full assortment at leu than Factory
Price*. I'rice Lints free.
KNABE'SPIANOS.
Long tried by the M nsical Profession anil given
place in tlin musical world Htemul to ri one. for
Power, ISnUianey, Durability and Tune. All
pianos have Patent Agkaffk Arraxokmkvt.
Send for reduced Price List.
Emerson's Pianos
The CHEAPEST AND BEST PIANOS made
in the United States. Prices from
$300 to SSOO.
All pianos warranted 5 years.
1WAS02V X HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.
Acknowledged superior to any other Organs
by over 200 o! the first musicians of America,
and over 50 of the best musicians of Europe.
Receiving at Paris Thr First Phizk Mkiul.
They are recognized in Europe as in America
I he lie*t of their claxs. Prices $75 toffiiHI.
ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGANS,
A nnsurpMsod for Qiiieknuit 0/ Articulation
Roundnent, uu'l 1'urity />} Tone. Tho only organ
containing iu*? vu* iiuMAM? tuuuoi.?.
fur Price Li?U of Organs.
Pianos and Organs sold by payment ol Month
ly Installment*.
Special attention given to order* for SHEET
MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS. SMALL MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, MUSICAL GOODS AND
STRINGS.
Send for circulars, free by mail.
jan'il
STEAM
CARPET BEATING
ESTABLISHMENT,
VirillCII TE.> YEA KM' T Kill,
X f in New York and other Eastern cities has
proved a complete suecess.
ITS ADVANTAGES.
1st. Fading and shrinkage are completely
avoided.
2d. No ripping apart necessary.
3d. Wlieu freed from dirt, moths, or their
larvae, the carpet looks nearly as good as new,
save the natural fading of colors from wear.
4th. When perfectly clean, a carpet will wear
as Ion ?? again ? a desirable matter as a mere
point of economy, to say nothing of look*.
All orders left at the ollice, 1*0 Liberty street,
or addressed to I'. O. Box 47:1, will receive
prompt attention.
GEO. L. Mi-CLINTOCK,
niy4-3m Proprietor.
THEODORE FINK,
WHOLESALE DEALER IX
PRODUCE,
Qoiucy St,, bet. Market and Main,
Ham jiHT KKCCireu a>i> for
sale
10 Tierces Geo. F. Davis It Co. StiirS. C. Hams.
5 do do do Dried Beef.
S llogheads Shoulders.
5 do Clear Sides.
5ll Barrels Pollock's Floor, Yinceunes, Ind.
25 do Atlantic Flour, Vincennes, lad.
50 do Gebhart's Best Flour, Dayton, Ohio.
50 do Dew Drop Flour, Marietta, Ohio.
50 do Pearl Mills Flour, Cincinnati.
5 Tons Chop- Feed.
10 do Bran.
100*1 Bushels Corn.
2-"> Barrels Pure Cider Vinegar, warranted.
WHEELING, June ltftb, l(J6f. junld
caRBOtaTE of ume:
r|'lIE ONLY RELIABLE DISINFECTANT
L and Deodorizer to prevent
Cholera, Summer Complaint,
Fevers, etc.
For sale by EDMUND BOCKING,
No. I Odd Fellows' Uall, and
BOCKING Si MILLER,
yll Cor. First and Chapline streets.
CHANGED HANDS!
The Well Known Drug Store,
Cor. Haiii and Webster Sts.,
CENTRE WHEELING.
THOMAS J. FINNEY,
PH AB.TI ACE t TINT.
RESPECTFULLT INFORMS TnE PUB
lictbat he has ourchased the well known
Drug Store of Geo. K. Glessner, formerly C. H
Odlx-rt's, and hopes by strict attention to busi
ness to merit a share of pnblic patronage.
I guarantee that all Drugs sold shsll l>e pare;
and all preparations perfectly reliable, and
made strictly in conformance with the U. S.
Pbarmacopa'ia.
My personal attention will be circa to the
com manding of Physicians' prescriptions and
family receipes. augU
For Sale Cheap.
'I'lIE EXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND
1, on Main street, north of Union, at present
occupied by Mr. Ziakan, Merchant Tailor.
Also that first class building lot. corner of Fifth
sad Clay streets. Kast Wheeling. The forego
iag will be said low to elose the affairs of an
estate. THOS. O'BRIEN,
sep 14 Real Estate Agent.
Baeon.
SrflAR ri'RED AND flCGAR
Pis k led Hams, Shoulders and Clear Sidei
on hand and for sale by
aus?l M. REILLY.
BOBACK'S REMEDIES.
GOOD HEALTH
Is paramount to wealth. If the sysUo* u in
bad order purge oat the Tile humors and dis
tempers with Roback a Blood Pills, and get the
Internal organ* performing their regular func
tion*, and once in order, keep them so by the
daily nee of Bo back* Stomach Bitters.
8old by all druggists everywhere.
DYSPEPSIA.
There is, probably, no one disease with which
mankind is afflicted which is ths source of so
many ailments as Dytptytia, and ihere is no
more certain rare than Boback's Stemacb Bit
ters.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
A REMARKABLE FACT
That not a single instance has come to the
knowledge of the proprietors, of the failure of
Boback's Medicines to give entire satisfaction
in the hundreds of thousands of cases in which
they have been used; this is worthy of remark
and undeniable evidence of their intrinsic
merits.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
LOUD
Is the praise in the msuths of everybody in
favor of Boback's Stomach Bitters, Blood Piilft
and Bloed Purifier.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
IS IT RIGHT
That you should bid defiance to all natural laws
and the science of medical men, and suffer with
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, when Boback's Stom
ach Bitters can be procured at any drug store
Sold by all druggist.* everywhere.
THEY WILL CURE YOU
Of Scrofula, Erysipelas, Sick or Nervous lie ni
acin', Biliousness. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, Consumption, l'ain in the Back
er Loins, Gout, Pleurisy, Leucorrliiraor Whites,
Eruptions and *11 diseases arising from a disor
dered state of the stomach, Bu buck's Blowl Pills,
Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier.
?Sold by all druggists everywhere.
AS A PREVENTIVE
Against Malaria, Fever and Ague, and all dis
eases arising from a torpid state of the liver,
there Is no medicine so highly recommended as
Roback's Stomach Bitters,
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
GRATIFYING
To knew that a reliable remedy is within the
reach of everybody for the radical cure of Dys
pepsia or Indigestion. Such a remedy is Bo
back's Stomach Bitters.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
EVERYBODY
Should keep constantly within their reach, those
invaluable remedies to successfully combat
disease, Roback's Blood Pills, Raback's Stomach
Bitters, and Roback's Blood Purifier; they are
infallible in the diseases for which they are
it-commended.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
NOBODY
Can afford to be without such valuable medi
cines as Robeck's Blood Pills, Stomach Bitters
and Bioed Purifier.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
TEMPERANCE.
There is, perhaps, no one thing that ha* dose
. so much to promote the cause of temperance as
' that gentle stimulating tonic, Boback's Stomach
| Bitters; they strengthen and invigorate without
producing the ill effects of alcoholic stimulant*.
i Sold by all druggists everywhere.
|
RENOVATE.
During the Spring months it is one of the
regular household duties to renovate, and. in
the multiplicity of other duties one's own self
is. in a girat measure, overlooked: thousands of
valuable Uvea might be prolonged, and many
daubtleas saved from premature grave* by thor
oughly renovating the system with Dr. Roback's
Blood Pilla, Stomach Bit tars and Blood Purifier.
Sold by all drngfiate everywhere-!
s*p!4 taeod
LAW REGISTER.
MARCH, 186 8.
A ow ready, the following tcorlc, containing
1038 closely printed, large octar*
pages, tcell bound in law sheep. Price,
*10.
Tie Lav Register
COMPRISING ALL THE
LAWYERS IN THE UNITED STATES:
THE STATE 8EC0BD;
CONTAINING THI
Sstate mil County Officers, the Organization,
Jurisdiction, and Terms of the Courts
for Every SUM and Territory :
THE OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
FOR THK UNITED STATES;
CONTAINING THK
Officer! gf the Federal Government, the Duties
of the Several Department*, Sketch*# of all
the Member* of Congress, the Officers
and Term* of the Federal Court* :
The Collectors Assistant
GIVING THK
Laws tor Collecting Debt*. Executing Deeds,
Verifying Claims, and Taking Testimony,
with Forms for every State :
WITH MUCH OTHER USEFUL INFOR-1
MATION;
The whole constituting an official and
BUSINESS MANUAL.!
PREPARED FROM OFFICIAL RETURNS BT
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
Of the New. York Bar,
Secretary of the Merchants' Union Law Co.
SEW YORK:
PUBLISHED BT THF
MERCHANTS' UNION LAW COMPANY,
No. 12f Broadway, Third Floor,
| In the American Exchange National Bank
Building.]
Eg* The Book will be sent, prepaid, to anv
address in the United States on reocipt cf TEN
DOLLARS; or, it will be forwarded by Express,
with bill, to be paid on delivery.
Washington, D. 0., Feb. 24. law.
John Livingston, Esq., Secretary Merchant!' Union
Lava Company, New York: I
Dear Sir:? Your new Law Register and Offi
cial Directory, just issued, appears to have been
very carefully prepared, and we think may be
of great service in the transaction of the busi
ness of this Department, The work will doubt
less prove valuable to every otla ial, banker,
merchant and business man.
ALEX. W. RANBALL,
P. M. Genera .
ST. JOHN B. L. SKINNER,
First Ass't. I'. M. General.
JOSEPH H. BLACKFAN.
Chief Clerk P. O. Dep't.
Washington, D. C., Feb. 24, lt?8.
John Livington, Etq., Secretary Merchants' Union I
Laui Company: 1
Dear Sir:? The new Law Register and Offi
cial Directory, Just issued, appears to have been
very carefully prepared, and we tind it of great
service in the transaction of the business of this
Department. We thmk the work would prove
a valuable acquisition to. and should be on the
desk of, every prominent official, banker, mer- '
chant, and business nun.
F. E. SPINNER,
Treasurer of the United States.
Washington, D.C., Feb. 21, IrfW.
John Livingston, Esq., Secrttary Merchants' Union I
Laic Company: 1
Df.ak Sib The new Law Register and Offi
cial Directory, just issued, appears to have been
very carefully prepared, and we tind it of great
service in the tiansaction of the business ot this
Department. We think the work would prove
a valuable acquisition to, and should l>e on the
desk of, every prominent official, banker, mer
chant. and business man
Very respectfully, A. N. ZEVELY,
Third Ass t. 1*. M. General.
REGISTER'S OFFICE, )
Treasury Department, >
Washington, d. c., Feb. 24, i 808. )
John Liriivjuton, Esq. , Secretary Merchant S' Unio
Dp.ar Sir:? The new Law Register and Offi
cial Directory, just issued, atqwarsto Lave been
very carefully prepared, and we tind it of great
service in the transaction of tho buniuess of this
Department. We think the work would prove
a valuable acquisition to, and should lie on the
desk of, every prominent official, banker, mer
chant, and business man.
Respectfully, N. L. JEFFRIES,
Register.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,)
Pension office, s
Washington, D. C., Feb. 35, liW. )
John Livingston, Esq.:
Sir :? The new Law Register and Official Di
rectory, a copy of which you were *? kind as to
forward to my address, will be of material ser
vice in the transaction of the business of this
office. The work has apparently been prepared
with care and great lalior, and it would we of
particular value, beyond doubt, to every promi
nent official, banker, merchant and business
man. Very respectfully, yours,
JOSEPH H BARRETT.
Commissioner of Pensions.
Washington, D. C., Feb. 25,
John l.icintjiti n, Etq., Secretary of the Merchant*'
Union Lata Company, Xeic } urk City:
Si*:? The new Law Register and Otiicial Di
rectory. just issued, appear* to have been care
fully ami Judiciously prepared, with a view to
furnish important information to Mm Imslnos*
world. I tind it useltil oh a book of reference
in the transaction of otiicial business. and it will
doubtless prove a valuable acquisition to the
desk of the banker, merchant and business man.
Respectfully. JOSEPH S. WILSON,
Commissioner of the Oeneral Land Otlice.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, t
0FF1CK OK COMITUOU-Kll OF TUB Ct'BRF-NCT, >
Wabhixgtox. Feb. 25, 1860. )
Df.ak Sir I have received yonr letter of the
'JSil t lint. . with a copy of the "J .aw Kegiiiter and
Official Directory" for IMS I have not been
able to give the work more than a cursory ex
amination: I think, however, that it contain* a
(Treat deal of nseful information in a compact
form, and that it might be of great service to
bankers and holiness men whose transactions
are liable to be extended through various sec
tions of the country.
With thanks for yonr eonrtosy, I remain
Very respectfully, yours.
n 11 HULBTTRD,
Comptroller.
John Licingiton, Etq.. Secretary Merchant*' Union
Late Company, )?> Ilroadveay, .V. Y.:
Wasiu.Vgtoh, D. C., FeL. 27, 18CH.
Df.ak Sie ? Your favor of the 39d inst., is
received.
Accept my thanks for the ropy of the "Law
Register ana Official Directory" which yon have
been kind enough to forward to me. It is a
work which cannot fail to be valuable to bank
ers, merchants and business men generally.
Very truly, yours,
If. MeCFLLOCn,
Secretary of the Treasury.
John Linnjiton, Eta., Merchant*' Union Late
Company, Sett For*. mar!)
RETAIL HOUSE,
No. 199 IVain, Corner Inloi
Street.
?VFM
PACIFIC RATLBOAD.
?
?
DESIRABLE
STEADY INVESTMENT.
Principal & Interest in Gold Coin.
The atlentioo*of Inventor*. TV?Veea, Execu
tors, and other* deairin* an umu aally aafe, re
liable and profitable form of peraanent lar??t
ment. ia called to the nlvanUjree and aa*uraneea
of the
Ceutral Pacific Railroad First
Mortgage Bonds.
It is commonly known thai the General Gov
ernment, for wise purpooes, ha* given it* aid
And encouragement to the construction of one
HA 15 THROUGH UX1 OK RAILROAD frum the Pa
cific Ocean across the Territories 10 connect
with the various Eastern branshe* of the l'a
cilic RAilruad system. and which will form the
GRAND TRUNK ROUTE to the Par Wei,
upon which the mighty tram-continental trathc
will concentrate.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY? who ar# carrying it forward with
greater energy and persistence than wai ever
shown ia anv si?\ilar work in ancient or modcru
time* ? will nulla, equip, own and coutrnl the
Wee tern Half of thia 1'bruugh Line, the most
productive, favored, and valuable portion of the
whole, and may lustly be regarded ait possessing
the richest franchise ever granted on this conti
nent
The Act of Congress confers upon the Corpo
rations, besides the right of way across the Ter
ritories. a gift of 14,t*>u acres of the public lauds
per mile, contiguous to this line, and an appro
priation from tho National credit of Siity mil
lions In 6 r*B cent. ?im?, delivered as the
work progress**), or half the estimated cost ol
the Through Line and Branches. These Sub
sidy bonds the company may canoel in a course
of years by the Transportation services of the
Roads, anil a small per c?ntage of their net earn
ings; they, therefore, constitute an element of
great strength to the corporations.
The Act further authorizes them to issue an
equal amount of their own Kirst Mortgage
liuotis of corresponding denominations, vhuh
thaU be the flnt da im Mf<M the tchuit raUrocui ptWf
erty, and to which the lien of the Government ihall
be mbordinate, as a means of more readily secnr
iug the remaining half of the capital for the con
struction; the equipments. Ac., being provided
out of the capital stock subscriptions and other
sources.
The great Central Pacific Raileoai< is there
fore, in an important sense a Semi-National
Work, aided aud commended by tbe people, the
Legislative power, and the Executive otlicers,
though its management is admininterett uith all
the care ami forethought of the mott eminent ynrate
corpvratwiu. lieing under the constant sii|>er
vimonof the Government? who, being the prin
cipal creditor, accents a subordinate aud eontin
gent lien? with so large an amount of addition
al capital also invested in the property pledged
it ia bolieved that no securities now ottered in
the market possess the san.e claims to cotifi
dence and market vrlue, except those of the
Government.
Under these favoring auspices very gratifying
progress has been made in extending the railioad
track from lx>th directions. Neatly l<*?i miles
of tbe Main Line and canvergiug llranrhrs l?
tween the Missouri River and the 1>sm< of ths
Rscky Mountains have been built within three
years. The Central Pacific Railroad has
also stcadiijr and successfully carried I lie Maiu
Stem Line from the steamboat navigation of the
Pacific to the summit of the Sierra ??* ada, and
into the Groat Salt Lake llasin east of the Cali
lurnia line. Having overcome by far the moat
difficult and HBtBlin POTtiOU of the whole
line, the probabilities of the through connection
with the Eastern lines being etlectod In l?'
amount almost to certainty.
Tlie prominent feature in the progress of the
Central Pa inr RAILROAD is the MHitiUj
large and profitable Local liiiHinens which is de
veloped upon the completed |>ortlon, more than
justifying the estimates of ;ti piojecters ? thai
the immense traffic between the |M>rts of Call
foniia and tho mining region* of the int. ? or
would sustain a first-class railroail line, even il
the overland connections were not built. The
net Draft non operating the link of lesstiisn'
one hundred miles, thus tar, reaches nearly t*o
millions In gold; and thia ratio will be doubled
daring the coating season, when the entire!
mountain transit is made by the locomotive.
With every extension of the track, the business I
and protits of the completed pvt are increased. 1
so that when the overland through tratlic shall
be centered upon the Central Road, the gen
eral prosperity of the company will be without
parallel, aud its securities appreciated corres
i>ondingly. The CENTRAL Pacific IUii.hmad
COMPANr offer for sale their F I h.ST MORTGAGE j
THIRTY YEAR SIX PER CENT. HOLM
11 <) N I) S , and submit to Investor* the
following, among other obvious considera
tions; and invite tlie comparison with the merits
and excellencies of any class ol Corporate se
surities:
I. These lionds are based upen the most vital
and valuable part of the Grand National Pacific
Railroad, soon to become the main chaimwl of
communication on the continent.
II. Tbe local settlement and businsss there
from is remarkably large and profitable, and
must constantly incrcaas.
III. The hardest part of tho road Is now
built, and tbe remainder will be rapidly carried
forward over the Salt Lake i'laius.
IV. The greatest part of the means necessary
to build tbe road is providod by tbe U. K. Gov
ernment upon a subordinate lien.
V. The State and chief cities of California
have contriWulrwl upward of tl.HUU.UJO to tb?
enterprise without lien.
VI. Tbe grant of land is destined at an early
day to prove of far greater market value than
the total of tbe first mortgage bonda issued
upon the road aud equipments.
VII. This road l'es altogether among the gold
and silver producing regions, and its revenues
are received in coin.
VIII. The management of this company has
been in tbe higbent degree prudent and frugal, I
and the whole surplus after payment ol expense
and interest, ia devoted to construction parp*
ses.
IX. Tbe Interest liabilities of the sompany
are even now less than a third the net earnings
upon the road pledged.
X. Roth I'rineiyol and Interett are yaylAe in
Ovid, under special provisions of both National
and State enactment.
Tbe bonda are in soma of 1 1 'WO each, with
semi -an nual gold coupons attached, and are of
fered for sale at 93 per cent, of their par value,
aad accrued interest from Jan I, added, In cur
rency.
Tbe back Interest ia charged at six per cent
in currency, though repaid in full la gM. A
this time they yield nearly
jflXE PER CEST. VPOS THE IS TEST
ME ST.
These honds bid fair to attain the most yrrnu
incnt position among tbe noa-susxalative In
vestments of the country, and will be actively
dealt in at the meory -centres ia Earope.
Ho! dun ol Government securities have an op
portunity ol exchanging them for Central Pa
rifle Honda bearing at equal rate of interest,
with tbe principal well secured, and of
iLE A LIZ I HQ A PROFIT OF TBS TO FIE
TEES PER CEST. IS A DDITIOS
Order* sent with tbe fuada through respoo si
lie Banks or **Pr**2n2!?LTIii -J?"!.
DTottDt attention Bonda s?nt by return Ex
SEE lo say addre- ? bailed Steua. at
Surcost laforxration. Iieecriptivs pamphlet*
U,-. ie . faraifih-d eu appHcatkia at tb* oC.< e
of the Railroad Compaay, Mo. 54 Wiliiaa
street, aad of
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers aad Dealers ia GoveraMBt iarnrttisa
and Financial Agents ?ftkC.P EK. Co.
j?24 No 5 Naaasu street, New York.
WHOLESALE GBOCEB8
HANDLAN, JOED AN & CO.
PORK PACKERS!
AM) OLLLttfl
Flour, Oils, Cheese, Grain, &c
PORK HOUSE :
|COJL JOB-N ASD FOLKTU STRUTS.
OFFICE
IT MAIN ST U EC .
Kn finn lbs. sitgarcubed hams.
0U,UUU *1.000 lb*. Plain
Aw.iXW lb*. Shoulder*.
100,000 lb*. Clear and Clear Bib Sid?A.
100 Tierc?a Prime LanL
90 Eeg* "
50 Barrel* Extra Lard (Ml.
900 Barrel* Juno Family Hoar.
*W ? Star ?? "
ino " Swan " ??
*?0 Half Barrels Lake Fish.
50 Karrvl* Vinegar.
50 Boxes Factory Cbeeaa.
50 " Concentrated Lye.
For *ale bv
caarUly HAND LAN, JORDAN Jt CO.
1868. REMOVAL. 1868.
LIST, JIOKKISON ft CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
XXV I' CALK LA H
Flour, Baron, Lurd, Oils, &cM
Corner Main and Quincy Straeta,
ii i i: i i >?.. H Kir v i.
\\'K DESIRE TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS
Tf and the trade, that we have removed to
onr aew and rommodioa* ware room*, c?rner
Main and ljuincy (treeta. w here we have tncreaa
e?l farilitie* for the tnuiaaction of oar buainea*.
We have in (tore an unuaually large and varied
?to* k in our line, which we are offering on lanua
a* favorable as any jobbing bouse Kant or W e.t.
We axk your attcntiou to the liat of article*,
kept constantly on .ale. l'l ic* List* furniahed
on application"
A waiting the tiiea*ure of yoor order*.
Wo are. Very Beopeotfnlly,
felrtMt L.ST MORRISON & CO.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
AXl> I'K Al KKii IN
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &c.
5e MAIN STREET,
WIILLLIXO, W. V A.
In addition to our *tock on hand, w. are ra
cei* lug a l.AKOK STOCK of guo>W bought low
forcaan. which we are determined ahallfo out
to the trade at clo*? proliu. We especially
invite cm and coorrkY dealer* to rxauiiii* oiu
?lock and g?t our price* In-fore purcliamng clao
where. MAXWELL A TlMrLK.
I^LOITR.?
?Jim linU Oriental Spring Wheat, choica
It*' " Hamilton Family Wiuter.
Io0 '? I^'gal Tender " '?
loo ?? Pollack 'a I ml. " White W.
Fornale by MAXWELL 4 TINULE
CiorriR
J loo bag* .trictly choice Bio,'
50 " prime' " "
5o " good " for aala.
MAXWELL A T.NGLE
\c w Orleans SH|(ur.
lj?> lltMSSUEADS FlILLV FAIR, I'lUMK
Ow aud choice, i? hm<I by
mart MAXWELL A TINULE.
KfcfnKU M| <;?K. -
it"> bbla Standard Or., pow'd and graa'd.
15 do. A. A R t'odee Ktigaia.
*5 do. Ex. C. C. A C. Yellow, at
MAXWELL It i INGLE'S
I*i'W Orleans .llolasM's.
.ton II A KLKI.S PRIME ANW t'HOIO
tdfcil' rvoalved b\
ma>5 MAXWELL A TINGLE
OlIHP.
O <lti bbla. Itrnne'M lM>Ht t fuldi it Si rup,
l'i do Mouuiuimtal do.
15 hlf bbU. goMeii ?!<>.
ki'g. do. do.
10 bbia. N? u York do. For aali'
by MAXWELL k 11MJLK
TKA.
1 10 hll ch. choice li 1'. Tea.
Ill do. do. Y. II. do.
I.'> do. medium grade* U. P. and Y II
10 do. Oolong* lot *ale.
MAXWELL a 1 IMi I l
1) HO \ I Ml o > * -
Karon. Ham*, hhoulder* and Siilea, ltu 1 k
Meat*. l)lt-**ed llog*. I'ritne loaf l-aul, Ac.
MAXWELL A TINULE
rrOIIIKO. WKMTKHN.
J. an buiea Niagara l"?, b.aeh
?;> caddlea do. t"? and Navy |>
t> boxes It tiMiw'll * l<>*. black.
1 ? IxtxeM KUi g -in lii'. Ion, black.
lb caddie* 1 1*,
v"! " Highland t'lileltaii) J* black,
it> " Mcruiuid Nayt Ji
'in " Pine Apple Navy |* "
Ol.l) VIHUIKIA.
In boxea Sweet R<iee bright ll>*,
5 " Aliibtiuiia " Hie,
lo " ('uruMilv " !!??,
lo " lain I- 1 Dorado, *oft pte*aed
5 " llngbt T? i?t.
lo " Milier'a Fine Twist,
III " Dladcin fcoft I'icwmmI |<
SMOKING TOUACOO.
15 bid*. F. 0. cut and dry,
10 liain>bl* F. <?. cut *nd dry,
in k>'g? M< K'-an '* f> t? i?t for *ale.
MAXWELL A TINULE.
CUKOI.I.HA KICK
I '?> tierce* prinm new ('arolina Rica
MAXWELL * TINOLE
Fifth.
onn HALVES So. I MACKEREL.
ZUU ??*?" <?'? -i -to
150 <lo .1 ni?<l. <t?
.Vi do .1 lai t? <io
:wni KilU No. t ilKkon).
?AVI do 'i <to
IjO ilo :t familr <lo
Mm Uutu'M IjiWb il'-rring.
loo Ux Wlilf- Flail.
MAXWELL A TIXOLK.
Naili.
.V*i k<>?? K.w>rt4?l ?if> nail*, txat liranfla,
at M A X WKI.I. 4 TINGLE*.
Cioslirik A llamtiurK < hwie.
I A A IW?XKS VERY FIXE.
I UU For nail- l>y
MAXWELL * TINGLE.
\i: h AI.MO IUVK l ?\MTANTI.V
TT In aloif, KuiktU, Tulia, Waah Itoarda
llroom* Kaaciir* Coffre. KiUjm t Logwood, Mad
der, I n <i i jr<?. (luppt-raa. 151 tin Vitriol Alnm, I'ap
jmt, All*pl<?, Cinnamon. Xntina^* Horn lliu
latd, Ginger, lllrarb. M?, Hal. N?la, Jiakljtt'e
Soap, Colgate'* German Noope, Faiuilr
Hoapa. Caudlna, Mould and St?r C<>m*utratn<!
Lye. Window <>la?a f,<ad, Shot, GnnCapa, Pow
der. Cotton Varn, Cotton and Flai Iwlnee.
Caudle Wick, Hatting, Wrapping I'ap*r. kfi.
MAXWELL A TINGLE.
niCHAEL ItEIELV.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
A tn> UEAlJ.k IX
Foreign and Oouttlir.
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nan. f? and v. Main St , WbooUag. H
North Carolina Blcr.
IO Tlrnm prima uuaJUy In eWe, and
or eale by M KEILLY.
d?w*
Porto Itlro Hugnr.
IO liogal>?a<ia cltutao, J a at rw?lrnd and far
aJej.y M. KKILLY.
Clipper "Mil* Flour.
inn BARREL* FRESH GR0TND JVM
iUU received and for ?h by
?ttt> M. UEILLY.
Extra Family Flour
IOO Fanrla ('Upper Mill*,
I'" 5>tar of U>? Weet,
?<? " CfcrjeUl Mill*,
lUi Wrigfct'a Mar Mltla, all
J art reccirrd ud for aaie by
<W, Jf. REILLT.
A NEW HOUSE.
C. Welty A Bro.t
inPOItTCKK.
ITilOUUU A*Li WTAJL MALUM 01
Foreign & Domestic Wines,
Lrqi'OB, II ft A IV DIEM,
Gins, Cordials, Whiskies, Etc.
NO. 120 Tlain Street,
WHEELING W. VA.
apr H?
WOOLKjfMILL8
b. untDur a aon.
Cor. K:xil< and LuUlmj aUacta
truiELino, ?r. va
Having recently made iztix
BITE addition* to oar MU), w? are now
prepared to manufacture all kiade o 0
Jean*, Flannel*, Varus, Ae^
to whiet va invite I be trade.
?arl&42wAw3m E. BRADLEY A. BOX.
BAtKetmLITTIM BLARSS
LEI TEH HJ
aod promptly by

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