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WEDNESDAY, HOT. 1, 1?71.
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New Adverufttaeau.
F or Sile Low acJ oa Ea*j Term*
Organ Concert.
Reii$ioa* Notice.
CsrJ 01 Thanka.
C'Ltap Nails, Cteap Naiia.
lialinstei
Opera House
Drug store fjr Sale.
Lkel Notice.
To Kur the Peace.?Moliie Smithy
colored, ru before E^r. Gill espy, J?lerday,
charged by John UpdegraiT with
committing a breach of the peace. She
vu required to gire bond in ihe tcm of
two hundred doUars to keep the peace one

Ru5?Lam evening about fit Ten
o'clock, a drizzling run began to &1
bereatootj. arJ we regret to uy that it
did not iM-ae greater proportion* ihan
druale. Appearance* for *ever%l day*
b*re been decidedly rainy-like, but thus
Itr have amounted to cothing elae.
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Dratso Octobul?Among tie .terns ol
b i*.nes? transacted 'ja tbt liecorders offi
xc(\h\i count/ during the fast month,
thtre were irt-*d twectjr-oee mvruge
*g*inst twenty-two daring tbe
time month in Is70. Korty-thret dcedg
In ftt *nd thirty-two in trust, were Admitted
to record daring tbe ume period.
UfTicul We publish this morning
tibi: giring the oflkiil returns ot tbe Ute
t\t'.tioo in this county. \Ve bare delayed
iu publication until the ot Supervisor*
cinT*%ed the ret irns inJ giTe them
their cffi?Ul sincuon. The table i? one
that will do to cut out an 1 Lrtnerve for
/utur? refcrcooe. Va eclats, we believe,
majr be rdied on with great confidence

Not Ybt Repobtbd ?The Committee
appointed to cuvih the Fifth Ward in
the interest of the Chicago fulferers, has
?ot ytt reported. It U extreme]/ deairab'.e
that thejr do to ?t occo, a.1 the contributions
of the other wards are J)iDgin
the Litid* of the C'entrol Committee and
willbebtiJ until the whole can be aent
forward at the um*: time. It ia hoped
the O.mmittte in Ui&t Ward will go to
work vigorously and report at an early
d?y.
Failed to A itea it?Complaint wu
made to }jh\t. Launder a day or two ?lnce
that Frask Coyle ha J sold liquor to a
minor. A warrant was iasued lor Coyle's
arrest and be was apprehended. The
case was to be heard last trenin^, bat at
the Lour appointed the prosecuting witness
falkd to put in an ap[?earance. It
remains to be seen whether fcuch trilling
with law will b*? permitted Witnesati
who hare ban regularly summoned
ho*;M be taught n lesson oo this subject
of non-attendance.
Kiver Items.?The ru-cent rains have
caused a flight swell is the river, and
the marks last evening showed thirtyeight
inches in the channel.?The Hope
and Laura No 2 continue to make their
tripi with considerable regularity, considering
the low stage of water.?There
wu no boat V r I'arkersburg, yesterday,
It being the regular day for the New
State, and the ran hard aground at Captlna
on her way down last Saturday. The
Science is now the only boat in that
trade, and ni long as there are two feet of
water in the channel she miy be counted
on ai going through.
Attacked dt a Doo.?Yesterday evening
about four o'clock a litile girl, a mere
child in tears, vu attacked by a Mirage
dog oear the comer of Fifth and Monroe
tree'* II' r cries attracted the attention
of persons near. They rescucd the little
one belore the received any injury, eicept
an ngly scratch across the facc and a con*
tuaion on the head, caused by falling on
the pavement. An attempt was made to
dispatch the brute, but it wa* not successful
so lar as we could learn. We
could not ascertain the name of the child,
flow long, 0, how long, until something
be done to rid the community of these
savage creatures
False At^aidt?Last night shortly
after nine o'clock, an alarm of fire was
started by a lot of boys on John Street and
was quickly communicated through*
out the city bj the bells on the various
engine houses. It was a false alarm, however,
and originated from the burning of
some combustibles in the street named, at
its Intersection with Fourth. A number
of Juveniles were out celebrating Hallow
Eve, and in order to give some eclat to
the occasion they made quite a harmless
demonstration wtyh firo in the locality
mentioned. Their conduct In this particular
was nnltfl renrehensible. as it wss
in giving out a false ahrm. Only tbe
Vigilant company turned out, we believe.
Thejr were prompt!/ on the ground, but
found no occasion lor their serrices.
Oroa* Concert.?In Another column
irlll be lound an announcement ol grind
organ concert to be giren by I)r. Willcox,
ol Boitoo, at the First Presbyterian
Church In this city. The occasion will
be tbe opening of tho new organ Just Introduced
In tbe church mentioned; the
organist being the manufacturer. To
those who heard Dr. WIIIcox when he
presided at the organ In the Fourth Btreei
M E. Church a year and a half ago we
need not say one word to induce them tc
be present next Friday evening; and tc
those who did not, we would advise them
to go by all means if tbcy would heal
more ejquislte music brought out ol an
organ than they ever imagined could I*
made with dry, hard pipes. Dr. TV,
stands at the head ?l Urine organists, and
our people have In proepert a musical
utalnmeni of the first order.
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A iUinl meeting of the Uctrd of Saper
Tuon viij Lei i, ytaterd*/ I're&ulem
ailubury iceupied the chair. At roii
c*il the .llowieg members answered:'
Mtwii CUrk, Curti*. Harrison, Jeflere,.
Keilr, Robert*. Tingle, Waterhonse and
Znxtkx
The minutes of tfie i&u mating were
read, approval and signed
Tte returns U the U:e election were reicrreJ
to Meters. Carta, Tingle, *nd W?l*rK/*u?
f.if At?min*riAn tnil rervirt
Tlie petition of Charles P. Atkinson,
(or correction of assessment, wis presented
by W. 1' Hubbard, Ewjr, whtn iLc
following vu offered
Ordered, thai iLe Mid Atkinson be ex-1
ooerated from the payment of $3.50 Stale
uses, $6 county levy, $3 icbool taxes and
50 cents mad taxes, mured upon $1,000
of personal property errooeoa*ly cUr^c!
to the said Atkinson upon the personal
property book for Triadtlpbia township j
tor tbe year 1971 Referred to the C'jm
mitiee on Finance and Account3 with
power to acL
Tbe Committee the liUiburgt,
Wheeling A Kentucky JKailrusd asked tor i
further time to report, wbicb wu granted.
Tbe committee appointed to examine
and report upon tbe change aiked lor In
ft county road neir tLe premises of Msjor j
I?ric?, vras di-cuar^ed from farther con-,
tideration oI the subject.
The petition ol tlie Trustees oJ Philip
Reiily, in ri-lttion to dimazes done to1
feoa' os said Keillj in construction of j
Glenn's Run road, was presented and re-'
ferred to the Committee on Kotds and I
Bridges for elimination and report.
Report of Committee on Poor recora- j
mending the payment of the following
oills, wis read: IV. T. Chambers Co.. I
#181 00; Logan, List ?fc Co, $11 CO;
Chambers, Tbornburg Co., $78 83; j
John lincmer, $12 June Wolf, 00:
Jot Salisbury, 00.
Received, filed and bills ordered to be
paid.
Report ot tbe Committee on Printing,
recommending tbe pajment of tbe f >llow- j
int bills, was read J. M. Ewing Co., j
$19 00; Lewis Baker Co.,$95 oO
Received, filed and ordered to Ije paid.
Hill of August K'?ettger, amounting tn j
$20 4-5, wu ordered to be paid.
Tbe petition of citizens of Liberty town-1
ship for tbe discontinuance of n portion
of a road leading from McGraw's Run
rosd to l^e West Libert/ and West,
Alexander road, was read and rtferred to
tbe Committee on Roads and Bridges for
report.
Gilbert Holmes was appointed Supervisor
of road leading Irom Clinton to Waddle's
mill dam.
Petition of John bimler to be paid for
ervices as Light watchman at tbe Poor
limine, m? Ica'i ?iiu r?irircu uj uio v*mmittee
on Poor for report.
The Committee on Court House and
Jails reported in favor of paying tbe following
bills: Thoa. Moorehead <k Sons,
$7000; Jacob Snyder, $4 80; J. C. Orr
Co., $7 Vh Trimble A Ilornbrook,
42 74.
Received, filed and ordered to be paid.
Bill of Wiilinm Askew, amounting to
$112 00; James Ljle, $4 00, J D. Whitham,
$10 00, were ordered to be paid.
Monthly report of expenditures at
County Infirmary (September) w? read
Hills Jiinountinff to ?337 were iirwntel
and ordered to be pmid.
(Number of inmates, 53?males 29; females
23.)
Keport of Thomas Patterson, Surveyor
of Koada in precinct No. 2, Liberty town bip,
and bill of Mr. P. amounting to
$51 20, were read.
Received, filed, and bill ordered to be
paid.
Will of A. J. Pannell, J. B. Wilson and
John Bishop, fb? expenses of holding Constitutional
Election, amounting to $126,
was presented and referred to the Committee
on Finance and Account* for report.
The Committee to which was referred
the returns of the late election reported
that fi.r Convention in 1st district, W. K.
Pendleton received 3,782, A. J. Panneil
2,U2, A. W. Campbell 1,954.
Members of Convention for Ohio county.
James B. Wheat 2,250, Geo. 0. Dsven
port 2.240. W. W. Miller 2,094, II.
Woodward 1,9.V), Iierj. Stanton 1,947, 1).
Peck 1.9H4.
Senate?John Cunningham 2,290, Geo.
B. Johnson 1,955.
House ol Delegates.?H. O. Barr 2,295,
J as. llobinsoti 2,217, J. K. McKennan
2^3,A. J. Clarke 1,900, Jo?. Btll 1,953,
Jno: C. Ilervey 1953.
County 8topL of^Schook?Jno. 0. Far
ri5 c+ytn, jnu. a. uruwn j y?w.
The Committee reported tie io Union
township for Overseer ol the Poor between
Wm. WHdebuuh And James M.
Ewiog; Also for School Commissioner in
Ritchie township between Geo. Bower*
Aod 11W. Hazlett
llejx>rt received And filed.
The Board proceeded to select an Overseer
of the Poor in Union township, and
on the flnt ballot Mr. lowing w<? chosen.
On motion the question ot determining
the choice of bchooi Comuiiwionership
in Ilitchie township between Dr.
Hazlett and Mr. Bowers, was referred to
a committee of two (Messrs. Harrison And
Tingle) to get the opinion ol the Attorney
for the Board on the subject.
Bill of Drs. 0. A. VV. A. Cficnft,
Amounting to t&'ifJQ for medical Aerrlrea
rendered the family of Jacob Lyle w?
presented and Uie t'residenHecided that
the bill was not a claim against the county,
the aerTlces had not bjen ordered
by any competent suthority.
On motion the matter waa laid oret
until the afternoon aeaaioo.
On motion the Board took a receaa
until 1 i o'clock, r. M.
AFTRBSOO* MrnlOK.
The Board ie a?aembl?d at U o'clock
pursuant to adjournment?present the
lame members aa in the morning.
The application of Geo. W. Bteenrod to
kate refunded certain lain paid by him
i on two promissory notes, and to lie rei
leaaed from tatatlon on said notea not
held by him, wag prcsenled, and ten days'
notice not barinn been gi?en,the Board
mild not entertain the application nntll
the next meeting.
i The Attorney of the BosH, Mr. Oood,
gare It aa bis opinion tbat this Board has
the power to elect School Commissioners
in cases of?tie.
Tho following waa offered
ECTION RETfRNS.
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Thit lie period ?ppe*riog lo hsve received
the highest comber o: volts for
lowbship officen in tbeir respective township*
iccordiaz lo Ibe returns, be ?nj
thev *re hereby JtclnroJ lo be July
t.ifcea to their respective nfflcss.
Adopted.
Tbe Boird proceeded lo ?eiect a School 1
CoaMiiwioner t>tr Kuchie township, there1
being tie between Dr. R W Uulett I
and George Bowers it the recent election
The bai,ot resulted Bowers 4, Uazieit j
a. so Mr Bowers >u declared elected.
On motion it m ordued that the tul,
gaie on the l?t diiuion ol the Wheeling.
Bethany and Wot Liberty turnpike rua-i
i be leased for the tear ending Oct. 31,
18TS.
Thotnas Burke propuaed to gl?e fluu
and Thomas Hutchison per month,
i 'Or |4JO lor the yeari lor wid gate.
On motioD, the gale ?u awarded b)
Jtr. UutchUoa
The CooiiiulUc on Finance ani Ac
counu reported in laror of paying the following
bill*: Ur. K. A. Uildreth, $3 CO.
J. T. Cortney, $13 40; X>r. J. English.
<10 00; Joeepli li-irrows, $4 70; Uiviu
Armstrong, f') L?wis Lonslord, fa *5.
JteceiTed, tiled and ordered to be paid.
Bills for electioa expense* were ordered
to be pa. J as follow*. Washington town-'
ship, OU; Webster, $3100; llitcbic, i
fli 00; Clay, *J0 10; Iticbland, 00,
Triadelphia, $2? Centre, $-l> 00
Mullein. i28 5i)i Llbertr. i-'/O U"V. I'nion,
|36 00.
Bill oi Wheat Forbes lor professional
cervices, ainouuting lo $?50, iu tl*? following
ca*ts, was preseuied: The State
VlcCracken; C. l). Hubbard ri.Tbe H ?nrd
of Supervisor*; and (ireen ts. same.
Ordered to be paid.
Bill ol Dra. U. JL 4t W. X Cracraft
wis taken up, and no ibe motion tkat it
be paid, tbe yeas and nays were demanded.
Those voting yea were >leasra. Clark.
Kellv. Iloberbi and Tinsle.
Those voting nay were Messrs. Curtis,
Harrison, Jeffcrs, balisbury anil Zoeckler.
So the motion tonay did not prevail.
Hill of James Dixoo. amounting to
lf4#00; M'i O. Mendel Co., $25.00,
were ordered to be |?id.
Bill (balance) of Cortney Wharton, j
amounting to $50,00, for building a
bridge and dam on Wheeling, West Liber-J
ty Bethany turnpike road, which had
been referred to ?pecial committee lor I
examination and report, was returned by
the Committee.
On motion, the bill was rejected?the
motion to incla<Je one or twejother bills of
a similar chancier.
The following was offered: Ile*At?l,
That the Superintendents of the twodirlsionsof
the Wheeling, West Liberty
and IJethany turnpike be hereby required
to report Ht the next meeting of the Board
of Supervisors, all Hie money retviv<*l by I
tbern from the different township tre.*?urera,
&riain?r from rond tax, toll, &c, ami
how the same has bcen'expended.
Adopted.
The Committee on I'rintingasked leave
to amend tbeir report made at the morn*
ing cession, by recommending the payDMntof
tbe following Dills: Frew, Hapans
Iiall, (2) $4400.
Heport received, filed and bill? ordered
to be paid.
The Committee on Koadi and Bridges
was authorized to lease the toll gate on
tbe Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany
turnpike to Thomas Hutchison,Sr.,on the
terms of the proposition this day submitted
by him.
The following was oflered: Ilndttd,
That thirty live dollars be and is hereby
appnipriated to pay Dr. G. A. Cracralt,
for mcdical attendance to tbe Lylefamily
of Trltdelpbia town?uip. Adopted.
The committee appointed at the last
f>?t i.l riiftit n(
llicviuig W B9.CI tniii tut wm UI ><5"?
way lor Pittsburgh, Wheeling <fc Kenluck/
Railroad, ni granted lurthsr time
to report.
Tlit Committee on Finance and Accounts.
to which ni referred the hilt
(|12fl.?J0) loreipcnies incarrrd in holding
the election on the question ol calling a
Constitutional Convention, reported In firor
if paying the bill.
Heceired, filed and ordered fo l? paid.
Adjourned to meet at the call ol the
President.
Police Cocrt.?Thus far this week
business in the police court has been
unusually aclire. Yesterday morning
the following casts were disposed of:
John Henry, disorderly, ten dollars and
coals: Pat McN'ally, drunk, one dollar
andcosis; L. Woodmamee, buying coal
without being weighed, two dollars and
costs; William Bteele, disorderly, ten dollars
find costs; Taylor A Barr, leaning
coal rault open, continued until this
morning.
K. Frederick answered to a rule Issued
agaln't him fur non-attendance as a witness,
harlng been duly summoned. He
was discharged on payment at the costs
An occasional fine lor disregarding the
command! of the Court might hare a
healthful effect.
IUllow Er*.?It is hardly neceaaary
to Inform our readera (bat last evening
was Hallow Ere. The troopa of royalering
boys tearing along the itreeta, pounding
Iront doors, le moving front steps,
clinnplng aignt, turning over boiea, and
varloui' other demonstration! of a miachleviou's
character, fnrnUhed proof that
the occasion was one moat hugely epjoyed
by Y'ning America. Bo long ai the mischief
makers do not give loose rWn to
their destructive propensities, we do not
know that they should be itvcrely censured:
but when valuable property is destroyed
wc fail to ice the fun in the business,
and believe such vicious proclivities
should be promptly checked by neverely
punching theeril disposed urchins.
PrnaoiuL.?Prof. J. n. Willcoi, of
Boaton, arrived in the city last evening
and i? stopping at (he Dalley City Hotel.
Prot W. gives a grand organ concert in
the First Presbyterian Church neit Friday
evening. See advertisement
MrartKd ofTholrarn Post this
evening. Importunt Imaineaa.
M?rr?This is ike title of Botwer t
brHranl satirical comedy which in prtsated
to a luge and t^hiorahlf anriinifT
is Washington Hali las: evening by the
great Wallact-Richings Combination Although
i cimedy, it is one oi the highest
c'.isi, ^ad iavetted witb u much interest
uj tilcriis as tine s field for bringing oat
the genius ai a good actor u any piece
belonging to the heavy drama. Mr.
Wallack. supported as he was by the tine
c&sie last evening, rendered it in an excellent
manner, which was highly appreciated
by his auditors, as the rounds oi
appUose that greeted him at every point
plaialy indicated.
To-night is the last appearance of this
great combination in our city, and we
hope to >ee an audience that will be a
compliment to a company ot such rare
moil The plaj tor this evening a Tkt
Inn Mitt, l grand tragic, historic piece,
written eipresslj for Mr. Williek, in
which he will appear u Ltvn it Bwrim.
sziuors Charur.?Yesterday, L". 8.
Commissioner'J. P. Rogers, iisaed a warrant
lor the arret! ol B. T. Bowera, J
Moundsrille. The charge against Mr. B.
is that he unlawtallj and wrongfully
withhold* a part of a pension allowed
and due a widow residing in Marshall
count)- The amount retained by Mr. B
u alleged in be about three hundred dot- j
Un. The warrant was plated in the
hands U Deputy Marshal Irwin. W(
thai] probably heir tuore ol this lerioo*
bugines* in a day or two.
It febm* stkajiok, but u it nevertbeIt**
true, that oac box of the Favorite will
wub almost ?s much as ivo of common j
So?p. aod at the ume price. Try It and
be convinced.
i'lasm and ohoas* can be purchased
it from |2 to $1 per week, at Sheib's
Music Store.
New Goods.?We have received our
tock of food* for (all and winter wear,
which for variety w unsurpassed by any
stock in the city.
Jko. T. Lae? Co.,
Merchant Tailors.
HBiDsroontobotpand Wheeling City c
S?>tp u for tale it Neill Ellingh&m'f
wboletale grocers, W?io street
Tn hf.e hundred alliums on ule, at the
Partridge Gallery, for a lew days, at $1 00
each; reduced from f 1 50.
Hit Me Favorite 8oap at John Reid,
Jr.'i, a! manufacturers' prices.
Three hundred albums on ule, at the
Partridge Gallery, for a lew days, at |1 00
each; reduced Irom f 1 SO.
fif.e Wall ParEia?Messrs. Paul!
Bros. Co., So. 80 Market street, bare
the largest and finest stock of decora- i
lions for balls, churches, ic., to be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will Bod a very large and complete selection
at the above howo, and they are the
only firm In the city that make a specialty
of such goods m Decoration Mouldings
for pinels, fine drained Papers, o(
all descriptions, 40-inch Plain Tints, for
varnishing, Gilt, Velvit, Uronze and ?m- I
broldered Wall Papers, at leas than East-
ern prices.
I am now selling my entire stock of
I tools and Shoe*, including Womens'. 1
Misses' and Cbilds' colored shoes, cheaper
than ever before. I have a Urge stock at
these goods on band and desire to close
them out beiore receiving new gooda
Call early il yon want bargains, as the sale
will only continue IS days. L. V. Blond.
Chris. Hess, merchant tailor, corner
Msin and Qulncy streets, solicits the at
teution of *entlemcn to hu rail and winter
Block ol ready mule clothing, consisting
of cloths, casaimerea, reatlngj, ?JI new,
and comprising emjt style popular u the
Eut. With a superior itock, a flrst-claas
cultcr, and the best.workmen obtainable,
I can guarantee my work, ud that mj
price* will be utialactory. C. [ItM,
Corner Main and Quiocy streeta
Cheat doting out tale to make room j
for new gooda. I will ofler for the next
13 days my entire stock ni Boots and I
Shoes at coat L. V. Blond.
Spotted Like DoMtxou?Tb? teeth
soon become* speckled if trttj defile-
ment 1a not removed Irom them erery
twenty-four hours. To do this'effectual1/
there la nothing like Boxodort. It
literally renders tbe enamel imperrloua 1
and indestructible.
Ian*?Pn?>rmo?c?-c?LmTi.?TW three beat
Tonics, sklllfallr elegantly combined la aa j
amber-colored cordial, beantihUy transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the Uute, acceptable to the
stomach, ia Caswell, Haiard Co's Ferro-PVoa
phorated Kilxer of Callsara Bark.
Each plat contains one oonee of Royal Callaaya
Bark, and each teaipoonhlmntalas on* |Mnef j
Iron. Baaiplea fnrnlihed free to tbe profeaakm.
CABWBLL. HAZARD 00.,
Sole Mannfactarere, Hew York. I
Bold by all Draxxllt*. uyK-Wefla-daw j
JgOERHA VK'8
HOLLAND BITTERS!
i w MKunwa uuiiwra ncmru j m i
FEVER AND AGUE,
DImims of the Kldaeja, Djip?j?l?,
tlillHtlM) Rn1mI?| lAM *t
lppetlte( Debility
PIIm la both fonu? u4 til
DIMUM CnM^int
DUORDIRKD STOMACH AHD UVMR. j
iwosm iipmvq'm.ood searches I
Cum BrjtlMlM, imfcto, tlwn, Citnmxu 1
Disputes, Bore Byee. Pimple# on the Pace,
Sold n?U, jirrcarlnl DIMM,
DrttUtT, gut fthnm, Me.
JOHdSOrS RHEUMTIC COSWURO,
One boQM In SfasMehneetts eold iftr bottlei
/OtRBtm'f Kmc* a no Covronrv, with the
tfranent, no ovum, aontr nxrvnowo,
and has only bad three bottles refunded.
Why endnre aching Hmbe
?nd atlff Joint* when there le
jraeh ft certain remedy?
BoM ffmns, SINCLAIR k CO.,
87 Main and M Soath ft to,. Wheeling.
Wboleeale Afento ft* West Vlrftoi*
Prepared only by
R. E. BELtiKRfl CO.,
HQ WWbmit. P?.
JjlOB DTBPKIWA, CBKMel.MN'S
Vegetable Cathartic Pills
DRY C
Dress Goods,
I WILL OFFK1 FROM TO DAT A L
vt Ml A
uress ooofls ai wea
Fine all wool Velours,
Epinglinee,
Sateen Cloths,
Serges,
Cecal (an Cloths,
Empress Cloths,
1ST BLAC]
VAX M10W TUB BBST SBLBi
Bombazines, Henrietta Cletl
Cloths. Crape Cloths, Drap
All Wool Delaines, I
P1?*M t**r la mlcd tbocl BLACK SILKS. that
uj ou tt p?r ccaL Abj o&* wmllaf Dry Good
HENBY BBUES' IS T
ton want Firn n*M Ooodt. tad with to tare
Ioam uk u? mty. PT rxmkmbib TU1 FLA
HI
cetJ?
JEWEL I
:INE WATCHES, JEWELRY, 01
Wm. H. Henn
NO. 104 MA]
ffiltbaa, l'alU4
A.iVl Jlj JM
At Lo?Mt Prtem Wi
lorW* SCUD BTIRUNO SILVER WARS.
Used lot Pitcher*. Flfuet Triple plated Spoom
Parlor. Olle? aid Dtal&f Room CLOCKS, a
Books, Stationery, Ac.
i. W. Paull Co.,
70 MAIH BTBKKT.
W.OLI.1L, DIALSM I,
Bools, Stationary, Wall
I'upcr and Notions. j
(note's Geography of W. Va., &c.,
ta n?f approved by eminent teacher* iLr u*hmt
the ?UU; recommended by Hon C n.
*vcl?, (ieueral Baperinteudtnt. b/ bust Ccuutjr
loperiateodenta. and by the StateTe*ehera' A*ocutioo
at It* meeting at fUrenawood; adopt4
la the pablic acbool* of Wheeling and otner
Idea; alao in many of tba pritaU acbool*
brungboat the Bute. octl?
NEW BOOKS
-AT].
1). STANTON'S.
CA9TILIAN DAYS?Jon Hat.
Pit* COUNTY BALLADS?JoRjr IIat.
BONUS UV TQI HIKRRAS?Joaqci* Mnxift
nm AND WRITS TTRANNT
-Mia. U. B Stows.
MT B08B3-L. YIIBWU Finoa
COMMON BBNB1 IN THE HOUSEHOLD
-Maium Haburd.
BKBD TIMB AND IUHVI8T
?f*rra Rrrrtm.
JOSH BILLINGS' Aod NASrB PIOTOHIAL
Lt.MiNAna
lew EIITWM OF UMCrUUM AMD TEMTSM.
Ab4 b Biabw of otkcf
lew Books by the Best Authors.
Also Urffl wpptyoflfow B?yU
Writing Desks,
Autograph Albums,
Borsp Books,
Lxi other artltle* too numerodl to mention *t
J. D. BTANTOITS.
COR. MONRO! AND MARKET 8TS.
oell
WmrrLBR,
im rn* mm. nmnrit, r>?
[krmfw \tx?ua li Pltutrarfk than MjChrtmk
JhMM PhTiicUo. nnamtallr Vawr
H Mwum, Ihmu Debility, Impot?t7?'
Cobrtaf pitfntifromrreryBut*. HI* bonHUl
opportunity, llfo-Unw experience wftfc'i
burnt draft prepared la th? eettblUhmeotJ
et?.e*eh, both forCwott, 100pfm. Ajlih*
EliMS! s?^ssd
or ptrtlallr Impotent lr< (dratUai'T
I m?rtd?w ..I
1
-ninrinTTl.AR NOTICE?TJSACH
_L IBS AHD PARWT81
Ike Gcographr Tlljhh
l.therao.1 wfil book oil. u<l If nwdfd In *11
Khooll. EBtot^bTBWte ?i'JCotMtSjboot
Si* wrfSr u* It, aad arc a lad to
let It I like It: r** book ft* ehlWfta
Ton do the pnpt'f apcdtl klndHCM by gtitlnctbli
ncrltorionfl little work for t*?!r in
pcoplo ontht 10 itodyltfof thrti
m boell Then* of thil book u extending
to all part* of tfca But*. In pnblle and private
gjr-ro,-.*
oetlMaw JIOMata Street.
pR. B. WORTHRN,
DENTIST!
MoLAIN'8 BLOCK,
Mourn* Btrwt, MHO aa* Mttkot,
U(M WHRILING. W VA
P08HKN CHKBBE.-50BOXES
CT KlKtei trmn ClteM. Jut r*e*lT?l ud
tor ul< bj
?pll K. MULLT.
AyTONTANA BEAR DUCK FOR
JLVX Rnofflfw itiMbMU ud tutrt, oo h*sd
n4 low ft* tub
IkM 0B4RLMB.BBIBT.
HOPS.
Dress Goods!
BOX LINK OP TUB FOLLOWING
tty Reduced Prices!
All wool Plaid Poplins.
Lupins,
French Merinos,
French Cashmeres,
Silk Velours,
K GOODS,
mo.v iy tub city, sccu .w
Us, Tamise Cloths, ChemlM
s de Alma, Blrette Cloths,
Hack Alpaccaa, Ac.
I bike grot ipccull^or tfcea u4 ?lll mvc
I,
HE PLACE TO BUY,
t&uAcy, u 10 j nouo "to toll lower ih*a u;
CI.
!NRY BRUE9,
I 14 Main Street.
IV, ?o.
AMONDS, SILVER WARE, 4c.,
regen
Co's,
[N STREET.
SUtM tad Elfta
WATCHES,
boumte ?ad r?ui1.
Bonn, taitfc Oo'i fliJrer Rited Purc?UiB
i. Fork*, Cm lor*. Oak* B? km, Tm b*t?. Ac
Ubm wtety, WHOLlbALl tad KTTAIL.
W. a HKNNKGKN A CO..
IM Kilt Stmt.
Transportation.
Cleveland Flttebnrg lUUrotd
ON AND AFTER MAY 28lb, 1871,
Tralju will tu u follow*, vii:
luti. unuM. uruu. uu.
Urldiecoru .a/.. S.OOa.b. 6.06 p.m. 11:10 a.m
Steabenttii# 6:?j0 a.m. 7:10 r.*. 11:85 p.m
Wellftllle. 7:10 a.m. 8:40 p.m. 1:56 P.M
AllUoo IIJSa.m. 8c 10 r.M
Aiim.
Cleveland 105 p.m. TM p.m
CreeUlne BcOOp.m. 11:00 p.m
fori Wijva 1:15 a.*. 6:00 A.M
Chicago 7.10 a.m. 1*10 p.m
Pitttbarrh 1:40 a.m. 10:40 p.m. 4,-OQp.m
lUrrl#barx 10:36 P.M. 7:15 a m 8:45 a.m
Baltimore 10:40 A.M. 7:16 A.M
WAAhlDgtua 1:10 P.M. 10:00 A.M
Philadelphia *10 P.M. 11:15 a.m. 7 a m
New York. MI p.m. 1:16 p.m. 11^0 a.M
Ticketa to ail principal tiointa la the Bast and
Whi can be procured at the Union Ticket Office,
luM'Lure Hooec.and at the button at Bridgeport.
F. R. MTKB8,
Jed Qcaefal Paeaengwr and Ticket AjeaL
linltiniore Ohio llailroail Co.
fiMUlMSi
pAMihSOKKTRALNb WILL HUN
JlT by the following Schodale on and after Xlj
LMli, lg;i,Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI KMiEM.
lllf-UATII. I W IXITH.
Wheeling dally W tMcllaff daily
ai 5:40 a.m. ai 10:60 a. a.
lurru at aaorw at
Paikerabura. fcantwrtlk Ml p.
Cumberland...WJ p. m. Newark 4 M p.aa.
Wlacfrtfter MO p. m. daadaaay. .1*46 p. m.
Simbnrjf Ooianabae 6-40 p. A.
flajr*ntowa...l46 p. wl
Baltimore &SS p. m.
Wuk'of 1ty..fc40 p. m.
1'hlladclph.a. .1:40 a. m.
New York... .6:30 a. m.
FAST LINK.
t*T-iiiTn warr-uurw.
Wading dally Wheeling dallr
ai S:? p. at. at C18 a. m.
itaiTU AT ABUTMaT
Parker* .606 a. m. Zanearlll?....n:00 a.
Cumberland ..105 a. m. Newark 11:88 p. a.
Winchester .1:85 a. m Handnaky... .AM p. m.
htra?borg.... 11:40 a. m Colnmbaa... .1:10 p. wl
11 awn town Tlfl a. la. *8onday? excepted.
Baltimore.. a.
Waah'nCity. .1:40 a. in.
Philadelphia.. 1:00 p m.
New Yo?kfr .4:16 p. a.
Sundeyrexceptid. I
MAIL TRAIN.
un-uim vnr-Liim
Wheeling dally 'Wheeling dally
?t 11:43 p.m. at 11:40 a.m.
anuria at auitu at
Parker?ba?.!l:*> m. Zanearllle ...5:33 a.m.
Cumberland ..?06 a. m. Newark 7:06 a. m.
Wlneheeter...t? p. m. Sindneky.....
Strneborg 4:80 p. m. Colombo*.. ..MO a. m.
Hageretowa...t:10 p. m. tJatordayi excepted.
Baltimore ....4:46 p. m.
Waeh'n City..6:06 p. m.
Philadelphia.. 1:40 a. m.
New York. ...6:80 a. m.
SatardayaexeepOd.
ACCOMMODATION.
iait-u1tm wkt-llafm
1 Wheellag dally Wheeling dally
at 10:86 a.m. at 4:? p. m
AMITie AT AORITW AT
Parksreftorf. .fcl6 p. m. ZaneeTllle p m
Cnmberlaod..9:56 p. m Newark 10:16 p.m.
Sonde)* exevpted. sendoeky....
Cblumbue..^ 11.-46 p. m.
Sondaye excepted.
W. P B DIVISION.
i Learve Wheeling at 7:15 a. and r. n.
Train* en the Main Line make connection* at
Baltimore with train* tor Philadefphla, New
York end Boeton. At Relay Hooee, rU Wa*h
i rm? u.,n (k
Twitis) &iuVtr?irff%rtF^r?rt pnmefllon at
Ootaabst for All snfst* Wm tsd NortAw?rt.
JSSSS loffnT wiKSr
m,|T Bwral itmt. Wbwlln
Code of West Va.
FOR S.AXE.
By dlreatlon of the Secretary
of the State, I offer for
ale copies of the
Code of West Virginia.
The price ae fixed by the
Secretary la Five Dollara per
volume. If by mall, S8.64.
Addreaa,
JOHN FRIW.
Wheeling! W. V?.
wMlt I
rpHF, BE8T ANT1-BIL10U8 CA1
TBABTIC, 13
MoLaln'* V>gat?ble Pill*.
NO. MOLAB8S8.
Mbanala PrlwH.O. lotan Jut
reeelrad and (tor aala bj
JkM (WtWUT. HOW 00
T"\RIM) PBACHE8.
XJ tap prima, X* lot it'' br
rn.il* t'BT. DaVKKTORT FARM.
For loh0 or appetite, usb
xeunrs
Vegetable Cathartic Pills
insurance*
XTATOsirTssn^CB COM
1M WI U Whouu*Capital,
$200^00
zxxxctouGoo
K WWl J<An KJu
MeCliaej, A. J. CUrk.
Mama L.ou. Jot r P?=A
a. w. caacbcl. (it,o. Ato
That. Horabrook, I
GEO. E. WHEAT. Proldaic.
j a*. XcCLCNSY. vta. mite
J0H3 BISHOP. tacnurr.
oa?.i? lUriutawt. ?ttn
pKABODT IK3LHASCK COMFY
AT fSULDe. WXS7 VA.
CAPITAL, 1115,000,
W!? U? J*lTlk?? Ol UCRUllC U* taw SO
MM*
VUtUa SaHar, AIomo Lotlafc
Dr.Wa.ilda, A.M.Adwu,
iadrrw J. Puid. lUBMt.tfttt,
HaanMau, IVmiHqta.
A. J. Cadi
Tkla CMWUJ kail* kM> la JattaMfe) OMtssjt.EK
duadlM, Mnofrctuiag IsaWiahacBtt. rust*
toiv, *U*mbo*t4, tod ux|Dci os Um Wctun
K!t? ud Ukct. tlao U Umu povctul poUcUa
on Dw?Ull?ia 8U*m Thi Coaunj belif
cnMt?<r< Boatl; ot aw [tailing
of lawrlcg pab!k,*ad tolldta ihdrpauv"*
""^WtLUJJI RULXT.PTM L
ALON'ZO LOmO. Vice l*rm'V
w. KiWj. ?U
tmST VA. IA'SUKAMCE CGJU-Y
capital, les.ooo.
lUnrkkiilikkmiitwa Balldlnit M
U fcrit Tmiun, IIiUMtmiil Goedi. ??UM
diae *xA Gooda is TrmaalL
Jacob Ho???wiJUWNJ!?b M. BUkat,
Henry Biitaa, Dr. J. C. Hopp,
JwitViiB Rowley, Idmand Boriiafc.
fiSSS. r^"W*.
B. Odbevt, 8 *cCul)och.
D. D. T. 7anawortk, Wb. B. Com.
David Blllayer, Joseph Shldda,
W?n.R. Wklu. N^SS. j7
I. li. Davai. D. O. Dlx.
Wa. X. tiunmeaft.
Office, No. ft M'Lara Hoaaa Block, Wheeling,
Weal Va.
JACOB HOBNBBOOK, Prea t
JACOB M. B1CKEL, Vies h?'L
L H. WlLUAJffl. Secretary. mxl
rpIHS HAKINB INSURANCE CO
I? OF WOULDVO.
Tim IUII MIMlovaM nw oo ucw.an*
&U kind*. Pnmluirt tad Mwctumflf. IU ac
Good* in TratriL r_ __
A. Wlkoe, Wm. 8. Uo?horn.
Tbotau 0 Brian John Rrid,
J oka Mairlaa, AJax. Kqpra,
K.J.8UMML WBL ATWI]**.
Alfrnd OtldwaU,
OAcaapMain tatte "lasaiaae* BaUdia*"
aaxt doo* to UM McrehaaU' HaUooal BUJL
A.WILBO?l,Pr?U
JOHN RKID, Br? Vka Pratt
T. C. MaAPP, aCy. J?
TT* RANK LIN INSURANCE OOkPY
X) OF WHmjHO.
OAPITAL.T. 0160,000.
laud McCMka^Teaorit Modal,
Geo. B. Caldwell, I TV*. P. BhaUcnm.
W. Illlll? I TMW.
LoSsC?B5L, I MkhM> 1141117
This company mow hATlBf beta organised At<
tmts. ud Ik that tine don* a lacceaafttl boalnoM j
la still prepared to take rlaks at fkir rates on i
BaUdlan of All klads, Merthaadlae, Masafactartof
Establishments, Furaltara, Steamboats and
Cargoes oa the Western KJrtn and Lake*. Thli
company oCn aapesior Inducements to 7amera,
vtmtnr they caa be lasarad oa DarcUlaja.
rami tare. Barns, and contents for 3 or 5 years at
redaced rataa. This betnf a Stste Company with
The Largest Cuh Capital Paid in,
Aad earn!as of aa? eoaipan y la the State; and
compoawq of toaaa aiaety-fcar stockholders, most
of whom are among oar beat btulncsa men, recommends
Itself to Uts favorable consideration
of the tasarlna public, aad solicits their patronin.
Applications fnrlnsnraaoa will be prucnpt*
ly attended to at their Ofllce, No. 19 Monroe bt,
or at their several ageneee throogboat the state.
BAMx MCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice Prteldenl.
C. M. CO EN. bec'y.
A. L. WILEY, General Agent. fcbH
ZT?TNA FIRE AND MARINE IN/II
i uiriiivmm nunrnvrtivd
Capital, -j 8100,000.
DiuoroM:
Wa. B. Blmpaoo. I Wrn. 0. Handlaa.
John K. BotSotl T. M. Oodmu
iifUtU Pollack, Jota L Uobba.
jum b. McCortaey,
Thia Company harta* bees faL'y organised, l?
ow prepared to tak? n*k* npon
Bolldlnp of til kinds, chaedlw, Muikc
taring leubllshmeats, rural tar* and
Cuvm of all kinds on tlx
WdUn Waur*.
Applications for lannaco will ba promptly atUadod
to by tb? Bwrttary.
Office at tho National Baringi Bank, No. I
MeLnre Hoase.
WM. B. 8IMPS0M. Prea'L.
WH. C. HAJfDLAH. Vice Prca't
J. R. MILLKB, Scc'y. *1*11
"a~good" investment.
Tbi Cmr Bakk la now adllng. acd anbeeiUlingly
ncoaiDradJ, u a Profitable and perfectly
Safe Investment, tha Pint ,Mort*a*? Land
Grant Gold Bondi 0i the Northern Pacific Rail
roadCocapanj.- The? hare SO jaara to run, bear
Baren and Thraa-tentha per cast fold Interest
(mora than 8 par cant enrrencyj and are aacnred
bj firat aad oalj mortice on tha anu aoAD
awd m tgrtra tart, and alan, u tutu tha road
if eoupleted. on
SMM ACRES OP LAND to erer/ mlie of
track, or 900 Acree**each fl.OW Bond.. They
ara exempt from U.ft Tax; Prladpil and Inter at
ara payable In Gold; Deaoailfutionr Conpone,
1100; Refloated, 11,000 to $10,00).
LANDS POR BONDS. Northern Pad fie T
are at all udm recemora at www rmm cb*t
Anom pa a. in exchange for the Oompeny-a landa
at their loweeteaah price. Thii rendere thetn
practlcallj nrTtater ataaixo lakd viiuuxTa.
SINKING FtnCD. The proeeeda of alt talee
of I*nde are required to be deroted to the reporchaae
and cancellation of the Pint Mortgage
Boodi of the Company. The Land Oraat of the
Boad exceede Fifty Million Aeree. Thii iameuee
Sinking Pond will nndonbtedly cancel
the principal of the Company'a bonded debt before
it falkdae. Wilh their ample aecurltj and
high rate of interact, there la no fnveatmeat, acceeeible
Id the people, which k more Profitable
or Safe.
IXCtfANQING V. 9. TIVR-TfrBNTIKS.
The complete aaeceee of the New Goternment 5
per cent Loan wi'I compel the early inrrender of
United Btateefi per centa. Many holders of FireTwen
Ilea are now exchanging them for Northern
Pacific Beren-Thirtiee, that real I tin* a handaoeae
profit, and r?*t)y Increaalaf their yearly
Income.
Fail inrorauuoc. asp*, ptmpueu, ere., caa
be obtained on appllcitlon.from the ander* Igned.
For Me by
R. CRAfiGLK, Pres't. I
Geaeral Afent for Wret Vlrtfnla, floath-Ba*- 1
ten Ohio and WuhlBfton tnd Oreene c<>nnt!e#.
Penwylraalt.
WfWUW, Pept. H, I>71. WTj*
J^ANIRL MILLER A CO..
nmrni of
DRY GOODS,
Notlom and F?ncy Woods.
m BAtTIXORl STRUT,
BALTWORB.
?m*
rpoBACCOS.
X 10 Bilu VirjlnU Booth u< Rolf Twltf.
It do flue VlrftnllBrijrftt rouidJ
8 Cues V trtlaU Nary Third#, taahoftay
S do do do do Mark.
Jett wwieed and fbr ml# by
*pl# M. MOLLY.
Medical.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair ita
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which ii
once agitttMe,
heajtfcv, and
effectual for
preserving
niir. It turn
rttioru faded
tlSWKB5?^^mK\ or 9m'J hair
aSH^PIaFj' tv "J original
?TS~^}?Z- color, vitk lit
,v ti
?{(/M u'w ii wim'.-M yvm/i, xu...
hair is thickened. falling hair checked,
and baldness often, though not alwaj-,
cured by iU use. Nothing can restorv
the hair where the follicles are o~
stroved, or the glands atrophied aud
decayed; but such as remain oin Usaved
by this application, and stimulated
into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of foaling the hair with a pasty sediment,
it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional ose will prevent the hair
fraai turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it give> to (ho
scalp arrest* and prevents the formation
of dandruff, which is often so tmcleanly
and offensive. Free from tho*
deleterious substances which miki*
some preparations dangerous and i.ijuriecs
to the hair, the Vigor aa only'
benefit bat not harm it If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet listt
long on the hair, giving it a rich, gloss;
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co.,
Pmtlol tad Analytical Cbcsalm,
LOWELL. MA&S.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral,
For Dliiuai of th? Throat and Lczft,
?uch u Cough*, Colds, Wfcoopinj
Oough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
?AaoDg t>rf r*
diacorenet c/ rc^r.
VIMM f?W 1M fi
more ml nh#
mankind thaa thii ef
fee to*] remedr for L
disease! of th? Tlrca:
tod Lun$*. A
trial of in Tirta*.
throagboct this is,:
other countries, U?
shown that it d*s
ore!/ and dfcctealir
control them. Tbe testimony of oar beu c*
zeai, of all classes, establishes th? fact, that
Cnusr Pectoiul will and doe* relieve a^i
cure the afflicting disorders of the Threat and
Langs bejotvi any other medicine. The n*?:
dangerous affections of the Palmccirr OrpM
yield to it? power; aod casei of Coaaanp*
tiott, cured by this preparation, are pull*cIv
known, so remarkable as barfly to be I*lieTed,
were they not proven bejuad dispute
As a remedy it is* adequate, on which tbe public
may rely for fall projection. By czr?f (ouxhs
the" forerunner* of more serioas di?ea*>. it urn
unnumbered lire#, and an amount tf ssfer.n*
not to be computed. It chaDenres trJL ?&i convinces
the most sceptical- Evtrv fun&v should
keep it on Innd as a protects uc^zj-'. tie early
and unperceived attack of ?iun?injarr Aflerbou*.
which are easily met at fine, las wiufh become
incurable, and too often f*U~ ir wfjftrtei Tender
lungs need this defence, tad -nwise to
lio withnnt it. At a 1: fiLidreo. amM
the distressing dispute* which tbe throat
and Chest of childhood. CHtttr Pectoral
is invaluable; for. by its timely tv?. multitudes
are re?cued from premature pnve*. and
wired to the Iotp ir.j affection cestui on them
It acts ?pee<lilr and surely arainst ondinarrc?Jd?.
securing sound and health-mtorirtf ?Ieej> Nj
one trill suffer troublesome Influenza and pairful
Bronchitis when they know bow ea^iiy
ther can be cnred.
Originally the prodnct of lonjr. laboooci, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or tod
i? spared in making every bottle in tfc* utmost
po??ib1e perfection. It may be confident]; relied
npon at possessing all the rirtues it has erer
exhibited, and capable of producing com
memorable a* the greatest it nas erer effected.
rairaiD it
Or. J, C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical u4 AuljfiMl ChemliU.
SOLD BT ALL PBCOOBia KTBBrTOERE.
Boots ft Shoes.
STAB I. IS II ED IN 183 7.
1871. Fall and Winter. 1872.
G. D. KNOX CO.,
(tforctMort ti? M'CMUa A Knox*
MANUFACTURER* AJtD JOBBERS Of
Boots and Slioes
NO. 65 MAIN 8T.,
K|>1I Wheeling, W. V(.
Jewelry, Ac.
P> S A t W H I T B T' J E T,
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