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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
MUSIC SCHOOL.

~ J. MOVES, will commence his Singing
10 School on Tuesday evening the 10th inst at
o'clock in the South Veslry, aud will continue
it every Tuesday and Friday evening. All those
who have any intentions of joining the present
class are requested to ho present the FIRST evening"
when the, will learn the pecnliarities Of his mode
of teaching. No person be admitted either az
member of the class, or as spectator after the
fourth lesson.
Il Juvenile Schoowi be oprncd in the after
noon Of the days above mentioned Terms 81 for
81 lessons.
ParIclars relating 10 either school or to the
Piano clas1 may is learned bv calling MIR CTS
X ilnbni Of MIR. G. w. kenetan.
Bath. Nov. 9Th. 1870. 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
GRAVE STONES.

EOEL CLARK, Jr., & Co, of Halowell, here
oD by Informs the inhabitants of Bath, and vi.
c'nity, that they have resumed the Stone Cutting
business formerly pursued by Joel Clark. Jr., and
have taken stapd, on Stanford's Wharf, near the
Town Landing, where mny be found good as
sormcnt of Dover, New York, White Marble. and
Slate GRAVE STONES, OF all sizes and Of every
variety OF pattern, including Tomb Tables, and
Monuments OF all descriptions Having made
arrangements, to be constantly supplied with the
best OF Stock, all orders their line Of business,
wiil Dc executed with punetnaii,y and DISPATCH
Mr.. Charles Clapp, Jr., of Bath. is our authorized
Agent, 10 whom application may be made, and
VIII give any information necessary in relation 10
the business. JOEL CLARK, Jr., Il Co.
Hallowei, Oct. ooh, $40. lv3i.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12

John Quincy Adams. It is said that the
Committee on behalf of the Africans taken
in the Amistad, have engaged the services
ofthe Hon. John Quincy Adams, as senior
counsel and that he will make the closing
argument in the Supreme Court of the U.
States at Washington, next January.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12

A steam frigate IS building at Philadel-
phia, the extr enc length of which to the
fgure-head lie 244 feet, breadth 40 feet.
depth of hold % 10 feet. The paddle
wheels are entirely of wrought Iron. %
feet 8 inches diameter, and 10 feet bucket.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
I'annerY Establishment,

FEHHE undersigned having established them
b selves at Stony Brook in the village Of Phips
burg Tanners aud Curriers', beg leave II so
licit the patronage of their neghbors and the pub
lie generally They will receive all kinds of hides
skins and prepare them for use durable and
workmaplike manner, and with all possible dis
patch. As the senior partner Mr.. Sagehery, has
had 25 wears practice in his profession, they hope
that they can give general satisfaction aud no cx.
erton on their part will be spared to suit their
customers. SAGEBERY & Co.,
PhipstuIg, Oct %, 1870 +3w39
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12

either side expect, the State is safe The num-
Der of votes polled amount to near 100000.
Van Buren, majority, Nov 4, 1896, 1864
Van Buren, majority, Oct ID, 1340, 4,645.
Harrison majority, Oct. 80. 1910, 746.
If the returns not official are correct, the ma
jorty for Harrison is TAG.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12

"tlurrah for the father fall the great West;
"For the Buckeye who follows the plough"
allow are the mighty fallen!
And by the PEOPLES HAND. Low lie the
Proud,
nd smitten by the weapons of the POOR!
The blacksmith 3 hammer and the woodman s a xe;
THEIR TALE is TOLD! and for that they we're rich,
And robb d the poor and for that they were strong,
And scourged the weak; and for that they nude
laws
That turned the sweat of LABOR'S brow to
blood
FOR THESE THEIR SINS THE NATION
CASTS THEM OUT
The election returns we have received by the
II ais of Saturday and yesterday, are indeed most
glorious The issue of the Presden tia election
is already decided The contest is over. The
victory is won. The country is free. The En-
FIRE STATE has declared for Harrison by a ma
iority ofTWELyE THOUSAND. pEnKsyLvA-
MA is no longer in doubt. Irs ELECTORAL VOTE
IL SURE FOR HARRISON Let rescued
people rejoice Let the whole land unite in one
universal chorus of praise and thanksgiving to
that power, who, mightier than human, has vouch-
safed to rescue the people from the iron hand Of
dcspotism under which it has so long been crush
ed tn the earth.
Sound he loud trump DER corruption's dark sea,
The people hare triumphed, the Nation is free,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
l.ADY'S BOOK

The Lad,'s Book, edited by Mrs. sarah J. Hale
and Mrs. Sigonrney for November is received 1t
contains its nsnnl variety Of entertaining matter and
is embellisbed with beautiful engraving of The
Indian Maid" and superb plate of iashions.
TuoMAs EAreN, p. NJ. is the Agent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
MARYLAND.

The returns from Maryland are complete They
show that Maryland has gone for HARRISON and
TYLER by majority of 47aS votes and that The
nett Harrison gain since the October election ia 254l
In every city and county of the State, except Bat-
more county, there has been Harrison gain.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
Sheriff's Sale.

YElAKEN on execution and will be sold at Pub.
NJ lie Auction, on Saturday the twenty eighth
day Of November A. ID. 1910 on the premises at
two Of the clock in the after noo, all the Estate,
right, title and interest which John Low of Bath
in the County Of Lincoln, has by virtue of Bond /,
upon conditions 10 be by hun performed for the
convey vance of the following described Real Estate
situate in Bath, and bounded as follows, to wit be.
ginning on the South side of Centre street 1T u
stake fifty fee! West, fom William Winslow's
West line thence Southerly parallel with said Wins.
lows West line to the land of abigail Low, thence
by said .4blgail Lows land fifty feet, thence
Norihery pnralcI with said Winsow's West line
10 said Centre street, thence Easterly by said street
fifty fectfo the first mentioned bounds, with lie
buildings thereon standing. -
r. SMALL, Depy Sheriff.
Bath, Oct. %, 1910. 3w3I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
NEW JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY
It is gratifying to the spirit which has prevail
ed in the State of New jersey State which was
for time biotted ont Of the Union This State has
now elected the Harrison ticket by 1900 majority.
and elected the six Representatives to Congress,
whose names we give below. who were fairly elect
cd two years ago, but five Of whom were elected.
]. B. AYCRIGG.
J. P. B. MAXWELL.
WIN. HALSTED.
J. p. RANDOLPH,
C. G STRATTON.
Il. JONES YORKE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12

To our Rsaders.-Now that the great battle is
over, and terminated to our satisfaction, we shall
have heart to devote all our time to make our
journal interesting to the general reader. We invite
The aid of our former correspondents.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
LADIES' COMPANION.

This excellent monthly is before US, and affords
as choice variety of literary matter. The Now
amber number contains a beautiful plate engraving
of" Forest Pond" at Mt. Auburn and the adjacent
scenery. THOMAS EATON. P. M. Agent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
PENNSYLVANIA!

The following returns are made up with un-
usual care and with great labor. 1t win be seen
that from upwards of forty counties they are off
cial; nearly all of them taken from the returns
made to the Secretary of States Office at Harris
burg. The returns obtained from this source are
taken from the Pennsylvania Reporter at Harris
burg ...
The returns are still favorable to the election OF
General Harrison, and unless the majorties in
the counties not officially reported, are larger than
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
Virginia coming to the
Rescue!

Harrison gain, 55
There are 1l9 counties, cities and boroughs in
Virginia, The Wing majority in April last for
members of the Legislature was about 1900, (tak-
ing the vote of previous years for 40 counties, in
which the election was not contested last Aprl.)
In the remaining So counties to be heard from,
principally lying west of the Blue Ridge noun
tains, there was about $40 Wing majority last
April. If they in well now, Harrison 5
majority in the State will be about 1850, in spite
of the predictions of Richie ofthe Richmond En-
quirer and sundry wiseacres in this city.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12

o1IO.-Twenty three counties, give wing ma
jofity of 20, 764.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
C.GUI'IRN,.

A IL persons couiioned agalst buvng note
L "A given by me tn n Il Chamberlain. for Sl76,
dated in Sep'emh'r, n y. 1898; as the same il
without ANY consideration. aud shall nor paw it.
ROBERT JACK.
Rrrmond Ny 5 lSd0. #.iw32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
Boaseset, GesaIy :!

VI ME most popular remedy for Coughs, Colds,
IL aud all pulminary complaints, and to clear
the voice for V"calists and public speakers. As the
country Is full of countereits. in order to get the
genuine, call for the Compound Boneset Candy;
Tins article is fast taking the place of all other
cough remedies. Rising 10000 have been so d
within the past year. For sale wholesale and re-
tail at r. BOWLFS'
No naey's Block, Front st
Bath Nov 10th %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
Fresh Fruits !!

SGDSl received by z. P. MORSE, per Steamer
W }. \" Richmond, prime lot OF fresh fruit
consisting OF
Figs, Box and Cash; Risins, Bnxes Lemons boxes
Fancy Prunes. boxes Currau,s, Casks Grapes, Chess
Nnts, &c. DC
Which he offers Cor sale very cheap for cash
Nov 90
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
WALLET FOUND.

I'll saih inst, Wallet, containing some money
and other articles. The owner can have the same
by proving property, and paying charges .. plca.
ton to THOMAS VI HELLER
Bath. Oct g. 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
Pennsylvania
FOR HARRISON !
THE LOCO FOCOS GIVE IT UP!
From the Philadelphia Sentinel, "a Tm Buren,
State paper.
EN.N.CVT T9k"T4 ErTTON

PENIS VI V.4yNI.4 ELECTION.
slip issued from the office of the Harrisburg
Reporter, Nov. eth at IL o'clock, containing re-
turns, said to be compiled from the most anthem
tic sources, states the result in the State to be
majority of 534 in favor of General Harrison
CLARION COUNTY,
We yesterday received by the mail the Clarion
Republican printed at the town of Clarion, being
the only Van Buren, paper published in that coun-
ty, with the following endorsement on it, October
slst, " B. GOO majority" The reported MAORI
ty in the table is from the Harrisburg Reporter
slip dated yesterday at | O'Clock.
From the Harrisburg Inteliigencer Of Ffi!ay
E,pniup
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
Great and Glorious Victory!

THE KEY STONE STATE REDEEMED!
10000 GUNS FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
From the table of returns published in another
column no doubt is left of Pennsylvania having
gone for Harrison, by majority probably exceed
500, 1t is supposed that the official returns will
somewhat increase it. This is admitted here by
the FRIENDS OF MR.. VAN buren,, WHO
PUBLICLY GIVE UP THE STATE!
slip from the Harrisburg Telegraph, (W.) dat
ed November 5, p. m. claims the State for Harrison
by majority of 226 votes. That paper says
" We consider the State sure for Harrson''
From the Philadelphia North American of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
MICHIGAN !

Seven counties give Harrison majority o
1892.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
VI AKRlED.

In This town, on Sunday evening last, by Rev Mr.
Gilman, Mr.. Ezra w. Brown to Miss Patience Ii.
Athearn.
In Boothbay, 4th inst by Rev. D. Cushman Mr.
BENJAMIN NlcKown to Miss Anna p. Chandler
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
Great Bargains la
DRY GOODS :!

A T the Sasadahock Cheap Store, near the Steam
"a Ferry. Ilodgkins What; may be found a
we'll selected stock Of DRY GOODS suited tn the
season.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad cloths from S., So herno's printed & plain
to$550 Fig d & plain Aipines
CassimerGs from 81 10 pqccas
$3.50 lsSax onies
Pilot & Beaver cloths Won lin de LANES and
Satnets & Vesngs ChaIrs
A good assortment Of Shoes, Chores and
HoSttTy
English and .fneriHan Drlincs
Prints FROM cts and "a, fickingS
wards ,ifpnd Shirtings
Copper plates Russia Diapers
Bieached and unhlcachedi Crash Wicking
Sheeiings and Strings Vaddng
Twill'd aud plain Elan Batting aud Warp Yarn.
nels Cotton do.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12

Harrison's residence (Cincinnati) has
given the old Hero majority of l,43O.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
DIED.
PORT OF BATH.
SAILED.

SAILED.
10Th, ship Rochester, Owenfor N Orleans
[ The X. in going out got ashore Parksrs fats
but came off with the evening tide without damage
brig Baltic, Merit for Wilmington.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12

The main shaft is of wrought lron foot s
inches diameter.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
BOSTON NOTION.

FTTH0SE who NAV wish to subscribe for the
o. Boston Notion. the largest and ceapest paper
ptblishnd, arc informed that the subscriber is
duly authorized as an Agent to receive subscribers
aud nionev Tor the same. G. D. SIMMONS.
Bath. Oct. 90 4w3t
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
From the Boston Atlas.
Glorious NeaCs y!
vyfslG TRIUMPH!

"lTurrah for the father of all the great West;
"For the Buckeye who follows the plough"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS.
The Old Bay State has done gloriously. The
State has given Harrison overwhelming majority
John Davis is sustained by his fellow citizens and
Marcus Morton is condemned. Tho Wing gain in
2lO towns, according to the Atlas is Is. 1871!
RHODE IsLAND.-I The Legislature of this State
proceeded on Thursday the 29th ut to the election
of q. s. Senator, with the following result
For James f, Simmons Wing So
For Tristan Burgess, do 2. J.. Y. Atwell, V pa
For Simmons, over others 20
So James F. Simmons is elected to the U. s. Sen
ate for term of six years from the 4,h of March
next. in place of Hon. Neh. X. knight, whose term
then expires.
The Census of the city of New York for ls4O, is
completed. The total population amounts to sl3,-
629.
Tho Census of the city Of Baltimore has been
completed and the total population is l04 Adobe
ing an increase of 20 sos since 1880.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
FOR SALE.

ETRElGl1T or Charter, the good Schooner
Il Madawaska for further particulars inquire
OF WIN. WINSLOW.
Bath, OFT 22, 1870. 3w3i.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
GEORGIA I! |!

GEORGIA
We have returns from l3 counties in Georgia,
which give Harrison majority of 2549-being
net Wing gain of 800 since the late Congressional
election in that State.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-11-12
PRESIDENTIAL VOTES-ls4O.

As FAR AS ASCERTAIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
q q . 9 q . Q
MANS FAMILY APERtgNP pills asc purs

4 = ~ fAhlL1 Ati.lNtt.Ni AttaaN JtC iur
! Z Is vegetable. composed with ttc sirctcst prcc
ioi oi science and OF art; they never psoducc nsusc.
a,rl are warranted to cure Ihc EdlsNing diseases vvlicI
arasr rom impurities of the blood. vtz,-Apolkxy
BdlolS affections. Coughs. Colds. liberated sore thhpai
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Compliance
diseases OF ,he kilt.eys and Bladder. Affections pecu
lar TO females. AMI all those diseases OF wliatsoev e,
kind, % which human nature 10 subject. where ths
som ,c, is affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS Ncrvors
diseases. liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
pics. ulcers. female weakness. and all eases of hvpo-
shondriacism. low spirits, palpitation Of the heart. uer.
yous irriiabiltiy, nervous wcakncss. Guor albus seminal
Weakness. indigestion. loss OF appetite. heartburn zen.
sral debility. bodily Weakness. Chlorosis OF green sick
les. nltulcncy, hysterical iainiincs. Mysteries, head.
iches. hiocup. sea sickness, NIGHT mare. rheumatism.
asthma. hc doulourcux. cramp, spasmolic affections.
nd those Who are victims to that most eScrntiating
hs'rder, Corr, viii find relief from their suncrlgs by
a course of DIR. Evans medicine.
BeWdre f COuhherfeifS-CAUrIoN: Re particular
IA purchasing to see that the label of this Mcdirinc
a notice of It's entry according 10 Act Of Con-
gress. Aud he likewise particular IN obtaining them
at 100 Chatham street. New-YoFk. or fam he REsu-
LAR AGENTS. WAi. II. KING, HkeeGRg.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

NO TIE NERVOUS n DEBILITArED-DR
Il EVANS TONIC PILIS-The powers OF T..
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he art. the tremulous hand. the dizzy eye and
the nuticring mind. vanish before ihcir Effects
like noNious Napors before the benign influence oi
the morning san. They have been long sucrossfulk.
used Tor the cure of IuicrmIttcuis. together with feyors
OF the Irregular nervous hind, accompanied with ,is.
ccrsl INSTRUCTIONS.
This tonic medicine Is Cor nervous complaints. gen
eral debility, indigestion and is consequences. a. want
ut appetite, disicnsion Of the st mach. acidiv; unrlea-
SAINT taste IN the mouth. rambling noise in he bow els.
nervous symptoms, %lauguor, when the mind becomes
irritable sespotdiDg. iboughfal. melancholy. and dc.
lected. HypochOndTacisrn c~cnsumpi3ou. duuucs- OF
s,sht deiiuum. and all other nervous affections, these
pulls VIII produce n safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first in,rrduced in America in 1885.
BeTare # CJHHteJeds-C iUTIoN.-Be particular
IN purchasing iosee that the label Of This Medicine
contains n notice of lis entry According 90 Act If Coa-
gross. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
at 100 Chatham ST., New York. or from the regular
agent WAl. II. KING, Wheeling.
nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

RAYxoso, wstrG e co.
Proprietor.
THE MANAGERS

Ut the PptadelrhIa Chespri street Amin IRE
y "derius Their unparalleled List of ntfrw.tons ~,
'le patronage %! tse public beg 20 assn = theol ina,
ne sirtciest scrutiny ~ pad to the character and Sc.
'ecuuu OF the AmuSsments they piesett sith th.tr
extensive aId be1uuinl s'ud Of HORSES and a
very numerous company of highly popular FQyTES.
liza NARilSTS, including such a e,mbnaiiop
~ taient as has never on former occasions been pre-
sehted 90 an American audience. The cntsrt,in
inents VIII , they will bring forward ar. u,afk-sS
bv VARIETY, NOVELTY and SPLENDOR. and
ne eeu't, h"lna their ever rs To catr for the
public. WI insure To ther patronase add su,,,o,,
,1nai &c q e tnnict e outlay thy have been M f,t
me purpose % producing every thing with the street.
observance of per'cctiao.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
The COMPANY

- equeStiiais Is composed Of Artists e the
gre. test celebrity IN tuc world. having been ind;ci.
-Hsll On, sen from the first Amghithe9trrs Of En-.
rope aid America, AMI Calculpted 20 perform the
-Ied'F7t variety OF entertainments ever Oliertd To- n
Jlsccrn,ns pUohc. In the chas cncss, da-ing; and
lhtreriu performances that VIII he SS~~A i"-
gentlemen composing ihe omr any attached 10 fhs
's'h"lshInsni, aTe PorU-ulaIiy - ebratrd. TE.iF
NeFl'ns nave evet ;ret with ths hl-h,st eulngiums
lfodl a SORTS of people, aud tue Pruprfetnrs assur,
the tuniic tIat every cNcrtluu vii be made 10 rem
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.y wan any oihtr exhibition Ia ia, know n world.
Tor ne continuation Ol %A.ch they refer 10 the ma.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20

STEAM BOAT AT AUCTION-Pursuant TO n
- power Of attorney. executed by the owners ut the
steam boat \mhoy. wewill. on saturday. juno 20. pro-
cesd to sell the sad steam boat AMBOY. in,luJing
ier Engine. Tackle furniture and apparel. as she now
lies at the wharf of the city OF Wheeling. M publir
auction. ON the b'ler deck of said bont. at a credit of
8. .. ~. ID aud IL months, the purchaser giving nc
guiiablc bonds. with satisfactory security. PAYABLE al
th~ Merchants aud Mechanic B1uk Of Wheeling.
sale To commence at 10 O'Clock. A.. VI
HALL & wICEtIANi.
June g-tf g Aactiouecrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
Nq9 FEMALES

snail IN the smallest degree BE- connected with
- l,ut"a''i or travelling OF tue ENnI bifnn.
oe GdVaHted beyond the possible shadow orpllcr -.
by tlc pt"LIiy aud upri-htcsadu.t OF The oer,,,r,,
~ u" private aud chaste, talented, aud .-gonisb
ihS p'tipfmanccs M public. This the. regar n n
49, 'rseh'l ii aud highy ImpoTtP~t cart of The *.
n.ou.ul a lne Introduction 81 females int, nm =.
Nahet ~ INeies's, willie hey not unfrrI. en,ir
mar 'tt harmony OF 'te ntertaihments N hrins
by nat ~ that womun sb,ulI d. a.
typu'all2n 81 h'r sex y n display Of q, mras'.
9 eats whlrb ere not calculated Tor any ole t,aT
The sta. wdItnlH. '""
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
NENrrIAN BLIND FAcroRY-Gco. " Be

NENrrIAN BLIND FACrORY.-Geo. " Ber
V respectfully informs the citizens or Wheeling 4
tho public generally tina, he has established The manu-.
factory OF the Vcniuan blinds for windows doors. &c.
~ all lheir various hrsnches-on Main street opposite
Brown d tladdens-whcre he will kcep. constantly
on hand a supply. OF n very superior article, and of an
sizcs-eqnaL. If not superior in workmanship 10 any
made m the western country. lie has employed Mr..
John &. Vail wei known a. a superior workman in
that line ~ business. under whose direction the work
called for will b. faithfully executed all orlers d-
rscisd IN the subscriber or. James Baker Druggist. will
be thankfully received aud promptly attended TO.
june 9-3m
Columbus Statesman copy to the amount OF 81 and
charge this office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-20
N8NaGERS, OFEgCE-
ID. .. Gregory e. Co.

n,NASfss OFF'cE. Wheeling. Va. MAY Is.b. ism
~"hLL>bCRG LOTTERY. Class :. dew Inns
ohai Alexand'ia. S35.29l. si2 SOC. $40 600 :, oo0
S'v"'' 70 each OF $1,000. 10 drawn number. !, p,
p,iiion. ~ ~ pro
MoNoNGALiA LOTTERY. Class G. draw. Inn.
10Th. 1910. NS June
100000 10000 and 90 each of 81 600. 40 e.,, o.,
SEQ. Tickets IS. Shares in proportion.
LEESBURG Lottery. Class 5, draws a, Alley.
'ndria. June 18th. 1910.
100 PRIZES each Of 81 GOO - slOOnoo.
$4,000. $1,000. SIS. 400 and 100 each of sI.OOn
iick's $40. Shares m propnrtIon. Acerifcatc of d
"hole Tickets viii cost sli0. Shares in pn,p.,rii ION.
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$4,000. 5000. 10 each OF 81 900. Tickets a.
enareS IN proportion. A package OF % whole by Ger.
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s'.p 100 Tickets Siu, Shares an prnas rii.,r.
y cetuhcate of 20 whole tickets will cost Si2i-
shares IN proportion.
pErERsnrRG LCTTERY, Class F. draws June a,pd
sf',ono 81 600 nnt loeocn ofsl so, 81. $50 si.noo
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% whole tickets will c4st $40. Sharcsin Ur'"os,i,n
'IERssrES l~o7TERY, Class 6. draws al AIsxan.
dnn, June 27th. 1 40. "
$50 On,S $1,000 SsRn - -no 81 coo..
= sISo Tickets 10 dollars. shares m pr..r,,r,;rn
Aceruhcate OF % whole Tickets all cost 20 SoiIars
ShaseS IN proportion.
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dna, June 10Th. tao eNan-
2 prlzrs If $40 COO, $1,000. - 900 and 10 of :, coo
tickets -, Halves - 30, Quarters ii d 60
hcaie of % whole Tickets Will COS, ss1 Sb, e.'n
proportion. S""'es III
~ 81 Ct half Tickets $4,000. /. g 8, whole
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orders - ""SS your
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