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The Polynesian., 1840-12-05
COMM UNIC ATED.
Srhc Dialect Of Samoa, (tIsc

"a Malay. Dy l.. Iledtli, INdnOnO, oanOa.
Continued from page 96.
On first inspecting the Malay alphabet,
nd comparing it with any one Of the
FPoNnesan dialects, one is apt to think
| Mere is an immense difference; but if we
{all in aid three or four of the latter, we
Mail find that, taken together, they have
beary all the Malay sounds. Dcducting
he slight notifications of the same sound,
euch as g hard and gh, and k and kh, and
NE two or three forms of the siblant, for
Which the Malay has distinct letters, and
aso the mixed sounds di and u, the Sa-
boa and Tonga groups alone have the
*hecessary sounds. And then,as to all these
hore complex sounds above excepted, it
appears that they were derived from the
&rabc.
u With regard to pronunciation, we
now that the Polynesian abounds in
owel sounds, and that every syllable
snds in vowel. Open a Malay book
|2nd we find crowds of consonants but
|jet us hear Mr.. Marsden. After noticing
3he adoption of the Arabic alphabet, he
Nays, ''But many of its peculiar sounds,
Ind especially the gntterals, being little
}uted to the soft pronunciation. of the
kast insular languages, they are never to
be found in the autobiography of indigen-
BUS Malay words, and even to those
Arabic terms which the Malays have bor-
lowed, they give a smoothness of utter
lnce which nearly prevents their being
Recognized by an Arabian ear" He else
Where speaks of the short vowel Chat is
4, 0, &C., the sound varying in different
Dialects, "which terminates a great pro-
portion of the whole mass Of words.
And says that although many words, as
trittcn, end in the hard sound expressed
BY koph, the hard H. "They are common.
u pronounced with soft vowel sound, as
1udu for tunduk.
THE Noun.
4 We begin with the noun, because that
IS Mr.. Ms order. The article will be
noticed under the head of 'dcmonstrativc
9ronouns."
"A numerous description of words pre-
fent themselves, which in their primitive
pr crude state, are not confined to one
particular part of speech, but are common
70 two or more" SO it is in Samoa, and
4 believe, all the Polynesian dialects.
"Nouns in this (the Malay language
cannot properly be said to possess the dis
emotions of gender, number or case" Nol
Fan they in Samoa. All the distinctions arc
expressed by propositions and articles Oh
pther particles. In Malay jantan is the male
Pnd betina the female of animals in general
hs skuda jantan, "a horse, kuda betina,a mare
Yin Samoa le 'ipo tame, ma le 'ipo fafine
llane is male and fafine female. There
pre- indeed few exceptions, as o lie toe.
ANA, an old man, le loo matua, an ole
Woman. So in Malay, lakilaki is man
male, perampuan, woman, female.
u "Number is not denoted by any variety
Rn termination, but by separate words.
with the exception soon to be mentioned
THIS is the case in Samoa and all the 9th
or Polynesian dialects the writer has eX
hmlned. But in Malay San indefinite
plural Of peculiar kind is sometimes
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Q q q q q q q

INNANS' FAMILY APEMENr PILLS are pus,
- ~ vegciable. composed with the Strictest pree
on OF science and of art they never produce aanSc;s
and are warranted the lowing diseases which
ARISE from impurities OF the bloul. viz.-Aporl,,v
Bilious affections Coughs. Colds. liberated sor. thrni
S,arlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Comploin,s
diseases Of the Ki'eys and Bladder Affections pecu
liar females. and all those diseases of
kind, To which human nature is subject. where the
stomach is affected
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. g. COLDS. Nervous
diseases liver complaint dyspepsia. bilious diseases
piles ulcers. female weakness md all cases OF hypp
ehondriaeisn. low spirits, palpaion of the heart ner
'ons irriabiy. nervous weakness auor albus seminal
"eakness indigestion. loss OF appetite heart gen
eral debility. bodily weakness chorosis or green sick
'ess, hauency. hys,erical lainfngs mysteries. head
'ehcs, hiccup, sea sickness night mare. rheumatism
SihIna. TIC douloureux cramp. spasmoJic affections
hd those who are victims that most excrutiating
sonler Gour. will find relief from their suilerings by
a course Of DIR. Evans medicine.
Be~are Of CoHaierfeits.-CAUrIox; BE particular
IN purchasing To that the label OF this Medicine
contains notice OF its entry oocondi8g 10 Act Of Con
PRESS And he likewise particular i'm obtaining them
II 100 Chatham street. New-York, from the REGU.
LAR AGENTS. WM H. KING WLeoiing
nov %
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ORR AlINr


correspondent OF the Bston Alias recently paid
'iSii to the Philadelphia Mint. lie says
Il could see enough convince me of the tru,b ~
me assertion ofmy conductor that the impr,yemen,s
oi the new machinery over the old were 10 nm
almost incredibe and that the degree Of perfection
winch had been attained was such as almost IN CrId
no idea OF the possibility of further improvement.
Tue machinery for stamping and milling was The only
one IN operation, but enabled To form some idea of
me beauty regularity perfect noselessness ra,idit,
and absence of individual labor which characterile
All me machinery ofthe place. Formerly the onero-
Won Tor stamping and milling vas tedious and main.
uuy Iaborois process. by the aid OF steam md the
'eT'he Invention of man. the whole business Is no,y
caI'eu %" with the entire absence of all real ahor
anu Talidl'y That almost exceeds belief The mn
'nhefy ny which tho operation is performed although
" RON !" ~ horse power, forget its exact force)
,oes It's work with such entire absence of noise
mat you would not be aware that YOU yyero in Tho
same 70 m although within three feet Of H. did Won
no' see II ~ operation; and the rapiIiiy with which
me nall dollars. stamped on both sides by a single
sfoA", were poured the rate Of from 40 o so IN
single minute, seemed more like the work of magic
'hihoi ari. While ~ the building was shown a
hnnb-roi a new coinage. none Of which have rs vet
been issued, the american dollar II Is ola smaller
diameter AMI consequently more convenient than the
Spanish com, and Is altogether better executed was
informed uui ihey were Inmcda ely 10 be put IN circu
lauOn."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
UNITED STATES sENAroRs Tn,

UNITED STATES SENATORS. Sc,nsors
"huse terms ofscrvice expire the 4ih Of March
next ana TIE political character of whose success US
legends upon the election TO be held this scnson are os
Q low Maine, John Ruggles Conservative: New
Hampshire. Henry Hubbarl. Adm; Massarbus
John Davis Wing; Rhode Island. Nehemiah II. Kn' Oh,
Mhigi New Jersey Garrett ID. Wall Adm; Delaware.
Thomas Clay on. Wing; Virginia, WIN. H. Roa ne
Adm; (one vac ncy besides; North Carolina Brown
and Strange. Ada. resigned: South Carolina John C.
calhoun, Adm; Georgia, Wi on Lumpkin, Adm; Al
'hamn VIM. X. King. Adm; Mississippi r. J. Walk
or. Adm; louisiana u. G. Nicholas Adm; Tennessee
Alexander Anderson. Adm, Kentuckv. J. j. Critten-
q IN VII 6. Illinois, J. NJ Robinson, Adm; Michigan
John Norl ell Adm; Arkansas. VIM : Fulioo Ain
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INo LIE NERvous 4 pEBIILrATEp-pR

70 THE NERVOUS Il DEBIIITATED--DR
l. EVANS TONIC PlLIS.--The powers Of r.
vans Camomile Pills SUCH that the papiiaiine
he art, the tremulous hand. the dizzy eye and
the huiiering mind. vanish before their effects
like noNious vapors before the benign influence OF
the morning sun. They have been long successfully
used Tor the cure Of Internen together with ievers
OF the irregular kind. accompanied with Wis
ccral distractions
This tonic medicine for nervous complaints. gen.
eral debility indigestion aud its consequences rs want
ot appetite, dstensop of the mach acidiiy; unplea
SAINT taste in the mouth. rumbling noise in the bowels
nervous symptoms, languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, despondng. thoughtful. melancholy and de-.
Ioctcd. HyPOchondracsm, consumption. dmness OF
sight, delirum, and all other affections these
pills viii produce safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills first introduced in America in 1895
Be~dre IF CIHHierfeifs.-CAUrIoN-Be particular
IN purchasing To TINT the label Of this Medicine
contains notice of its entry according Act Of Con-
gross And he likewise particular in obtaining them
ai 100 Chatham ST., New-Ysrk or from the regular
agent WM H. KING Wheeling
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

nR WILLIAM ENAN>' SOOTHING SYRUP
IL FOR CHILDREN TEt@rllING-rRrFNRED
~ uINsELF.-Ts Mothers and hsrSes; The passage
0ft.c teeth through the gums PrO'iuccs irOuble~nmc
and dangerous symptoms. IL - known hy mothers
hat there u great irri,a in the mouth and cus l-
ng this process. The gums swell. the Secretion ul
he saliva is increased the child Is seized with reucn
,ni sl lien fits of crying. watching. starting It's
lecp and spasrns OF peculiar parts the child shrieks
With Sreme violence, and thrusts ats fingers lis
mouth Ifthcse precursory symptoms speedily
allevia Ell. spasmodse commissions universally super
.ene and cause the dissolution of the infant
fmothcrs who have their little blbes afflicted with
heSe distressing symptoms would apply DIR William
Evans Soothing Syrup which has preserved hundreds
finlans when Thought past recovery. from heig sud-
sny attacked with tina, fatal malady, Commissions
Reuourc of Coahtcrfeiis.-CAUrIoN Br particular IN
urchasins to see that the label Of this Medicine con
aims notice offs entry according To act OF Songrcss
Ind n, likewise particular in obtaining them At 100
nathan ST. New York. from the regular agents
WNI H. KING; IJ Water st. Wheeling,
Stevenson n Neale ,ParkerS',nrg. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
FEMALE SEMINARY

NJ N. MURRAY having in q great measure
fhreco,orcd his health, again proposes opening a
Female SEMINARY IN the upper room Of the Wheel
ing Institute, on Monday, the 9Th Of September next
The terms on winch scholars will be received are as
follows
For the English Branches. comprising Rc.dip-
Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography and Ills
tory. So per term
F0rall other branches $40 PER term
Parents wishing 10 send their daughters will please
make the arrangements 80 that they may commence
with the term.
Dor further information reference is made 10 Rev
~ r. Weed. -. d.
arg 20 Nv.
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60 gsssDs
by MORNINGS MAIL.
From The National Iaieliigenocr.
WELCOME, NORTH CAROLINA,

NORTH CAROLINA las fulfilled the hirhcs, of our
expectations. The following Letter from IN anthem
TIC source. may be entirely relied upon:
RALEIGH, August l6. 1870
since wrote yesterday. sufficient returns have
been received to rssder absolutely certain that the
WINGS have carried the State We shall b.v. n
WuIG COMMONS. a WING SENATE , MN. Cov-
ERSoR. aud two WING UNrrrD STATES SENATORS
Our MINORITY vii be from siS to eight thousand votes
ior Governor, and joint ballot we shall have more
Than 90 perhaps 30. majority hundred guns for
The old North State!
In great haste, yours
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ALABAMA.

FROM THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE, AUGUST Is
ALABAMA ELEcrIoS-We have received returns
''O'n 'h'r'y-iour counties. which give the Wings AZ
anu The Locooccs - The House is composed Of 90
members which last year stood, Locofocos g.. Wings
u will be seen that the Wings have clear gain
"i ~ members As il now stands. the wings wan, n
" hour more to have majority and there are yet fi
teen counties to hear FROM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

There was debate at Parkersburgh on MONDAY.
wings Wiley md jackson; locos Extra Billy Smith
Hays, &c. The spinion entertained by our corre..
pendent AT that place is that the debate did mach good
10 The Wing cause, Billy could hoe hs'row. Poor
Col Thompson. lie will get his mission TO the
court ct the Tcngo Islanis m the world lie Is cut
NV his own party. They would not let him speak at
rarkers'nrg being d'srous of saving Martin Van b.
rem from the ndiscrsiio1 of his friend.
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DRAWINGS

DRAWINGS.
LEESBURG NJ. August 10Th. 1910.
30 81 So 81 SO SO IS Ii 50 63 50 Il p
Lowest prize s..
PETERSBURG X. August I2.h. 1910.
IS 80 81 67 63 3S 81 81 10 IL -
Lowest prize 81.
WEIISBtRG Z, August 18Th. 1910.
IL 90 IS Is 81 , II ~ So 10 81 30
Lowest prize SO.
DRAWN NOS. OF WeIlshurg X. drawn An
CAST 81. 1910.
81 50 "a AZ 10 So Ga 81 60 10 Is 81 % )
Lowest prize s..
Drawn Nos. of Lcesburg X. drawn Aug 5rh.
>-26 Is - I'll 81 6S 81 GO &c ii 3 10
Lowest prize So.
Drawn Nos. of Monnngaa u. drawn August sth
Al ID % 80 30 IL % 81 . IS
Lowest prize $40.
Drawn Nos. of Petersburg K. drawn July 9TH
IS II ~ 30 fl % rs 3s
Lowest prize S..
Drawn Nos of Wellshurr H. crayvn JuIv aOth
rs &c rs IL ~ 2 80 65 30 n 46 9 II
Lowest prize S..
Drawn Nos. of Lecsburg Lottery, Class l. for 1910.
drawn July l3th.
&c 10 IL 81 81 80 50 30 II Is 8
Lowest prize So
Drawn Nos. of AIouongaa Lottery Class NJ. drawn
July 18th.
80 10 20 fl % 10 81 81
Lowest prize 1854 or net S.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Lottery, Class g. drawn
July 18th
Ii 81 81 IL 81 IL - 30 a 10 Sc &c As
Lowest prize $40.
Wosburg Lottery, ClassG. drawn July 9Th 1910
50 81 % 81 81 6 81 { So %
Lowest prize 81
LeesburG Lottery Class 6. drawn july Sib. 1910
I'll ii 20 80 65 80 , As 6 81
Lowest prize So.
Wellsburg Lottery. Class Is, drawn July lIth 1910.
IL % oil 10 III ii Sc 90 50 % Al ~
Lowest prize $40
ID. $ GREGORY e. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20
MISSOURI.

Sufhc ent returns Of the election in Missouri have
been received To convince the most sceptical, tina,
me wing though unsuccessful. they have made n
great gain They have rnoished a LARGE porti,n of
the powerful majority Of the Administration and riy
en- the palace slaves cause trembe Tor their snsIs
Although the Wings have not accomplished all they
desired and have lost some counties they expecteJ IN
carry yet they have ample grounds for rejoicing So
Jar as heard from the wings have IL gain of in the
assembly. They had but 80 in all last wear In rho
Senate the wings have 10 members, gain of 2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

parry OF oif er', seven in number. e this city on
Thursday morning. fi Missouri Ia witness and nort;.
pate IN hunting the buffalo, and other sports for which
The Prairies OF the West are celebrated The portv
consisted OF Lieut. Col. Greenwood Captains Ridley
and Leicester. Grenadier Guards Captain Wndham
md 'ansIilari ,Codlsream Guards Mr. Ware, A ID.
T., and MIR. Faihclme. 7lsi.-NoaireaL Gazene
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-20

number of citizens of Quincy Missouri. publish
statement IN which they accuse the NIormons of
number OF dePredaiions. AID say that Smith the lilo
~ Prophet, in presence Of some of the citizens ti
he'd the Pundcrers in their neiarous proceedings and
sould continue them u they had rccompcnsed
themselves Tor their Missouri difficulties 10 the aount
ofS3 geo 900 "''''''
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| SEVERE CASE or TEETnlNG. wrrI

4 SEVERE CASE or TEETIllNG WITH
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT. cured by the inial
lible American Soolhing Syrup Of DIR. w Evans
Mrs NlcPherson, residing AT No &, Madison street,
called at the Medical Office Of DR. w. Evans No 100
Chatham street, ~ Y. and purchased a bottle of the
Syrup for her child who was suffering excruciaiina
pam during the process Of dentIion being morncnt,,
rly threatened with conyu lsons its bowels were
exceedingly loose, and no food could he retained on
The stomach. Almost Immediately after lis applica-
ton' the alarming symptoms entirely ceased aud be-
came quite natural As tribute of gratitude for the
benefit afforded the child the mother came other own
accord and freely sanctioned publicity to the above
BE particular in applying at 100. Chatham street,
there are several oOuntereits advertised No Other
place i'm the city has the genuine for sale.
Benere ef UfcrjoitS--CAUrIoN. he particular
IN purchasing tn that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice of its entry according ActOf Con
gress And he likewise particular IN obtaining them
at 100 Chaihum street. New York. or from the regu-
ar Agent
nov 10 w. II. KING. IS Water st. Wheeling
hR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
~ CUE PILJS-Th"so pills So Admiralty adap-
ted to afford uniform reefin the different modification
OF these distressing maladics, particularly
mondcd 10 public notice. On The accession Of the cold
stage when the face and limbs OF the sufferer become
pale, AMI the sensation Of cold and anguor cll per
vadng the whole system, their administration is ac
companed with astonishing success-thcy lesson
the subsequent distressing shiyering and violent sha
Ming. aud Ivy continuing n their Isc s dircctcd) will
ultimately The most obstinate aguc. These pulls
are al utility IN those distressing cnscs. whore
there's n saowness q complexion, pain in thc region
Of the liver. tension and distress ~ the epignsc
ron. with other symptoms indicating the existence Of
morbid action. chonis disease oi the stomach livcr
nURSUANT To- n provision Of deed of trust
ccutcd 70 the subscriber by Joseph Vance. The
Oh II June last 70 secure certain debts thcrn men
ou. and now 81 record n tie CLERKS office Of Tyler
County Court Tho suscrlcr Will sell at public auc-
Icon 10 the highest bidder or ready money Ia front IT
ihe Tavern hpusc. Of the SAIL Vance. a. the Fishing
'rcck. on fhc 6fh day of August next Steam hl,t
''iey bu'lt hy The said Joseph Vance and now lying
10 The mouth of sad Creek 1nI vet unfinished.
ARCHIBALD THISTLE
July Gd,t 1910 Trustee
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DO hereby notify al concerned that the Civ TaY.
g Tor 'hr present year. became due and payable
n The IL oi June. and few have called To settle Them
VIII therefore set out Immediately 10 collect the a
mount due from each one, be u great or small and
".h n 10 be prepared 30 discharge iher dues pro,nrt
Iy' as none need expect a second personal call
ANY person having claims against the Cry oId Ni-h-
Wg them ns offsets 10 their Tay would do well 10 pre-
sent Them "a early day that there may be mo- de-
lay In scttuc Oh lhat account
JOHN LAUCHIIN Collector
.Iulr IE lsln-9t
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CERTIFICATES.
FEvER ANp AGuE CUREp.

10 Ijr. Num-;
Dear SIr-B.ljcviagit n duty owe You IS sue
ccssiul iractitoncr, as well those who may b,
-mIarly afflicted taSe pleasure "a ackuowicdg
ing the benefit have dsTIv, from the use 81 yoJ
valuable Medicine,
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
After much suileiiu-; from Fever and Acuc, dur
uS thC spring aud fall for the last four years. and
The pccuuuTy injuries attendant on the mdl-POs
tlon of one on whose eNcr;tous a laTgc family
dependant Tor support, and having without success
tested the skill of many medical advisers az an
cNycuSc could not well afford. In the fall of lSS~
hndnS the pr muuItory syml toms of the disCaS,
approaching, ! Was Indu, cd Ly frcuS " ho had
ulci your medicines tu purchase ua,ka-C OF your
Botanic Pills. aud now have the happiness 10 ~
form G"u-aud through you, those VINO may he
similarly niuciCU--that they CuuntyTdCt the dis.
"aSc, nor have been troubled with since. ana
Wy confidence continues To uphold me ~ the b..
iei thatyour botanic Pills are the most safe, the
cheapest, most CiiicaCInus. and radical cure ivi
lhai distressing disease the Fever ana Aguc AT
can tpr the present offer ypu for the blessing yUU
have hccn IEstruiHCutal an conicrrng on me Is my
assurance of uncuasIng gratitude and esteem.
49,
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AUGUST. sac.

L
be drawn nj Alexandra. Va. saturday AM l. IsIO
l prize of $4,000. 10000. 5000. 5000 3OOO DC
Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 81 50 A ceri
heaie OF package Of whole tiekets will cost SI35
Shares nm proportion.
| VA. LEESBuRG LOTTERY, Class X. draws on
Wednesday August 5. 1910.
| ! PRIZE of 10000. 5000. 5000. 2.OOU Sc.
Lowest prize So Tickets S.; tialvcs $3.50. Quar-
ter 20 certificate of package of whole ticket,
viii cost S57. so; shares ia proportions
MONOGALIA LOTTERY. Class T. draws ON Sa.
'nrday. August {, 1910. 66 Nos 10 drawn.
prize of $4,000. 10000. 5000 1000 Sc
Tickets $40; Halves ); Quarters $50 A cerii6.
cate OF package of whole tickets will cost SIPS
shares i'm proportion.
PETERSBURG LOTTERY. Class X. draws On
Wednesday. August ,. 1910
prize Of 10000. 30Ou, 1000 lI23. &c
Tickets So Halves ,; Quarters l. \ certificate of
n package of who'c tickets will cost SEQ shares in
proportion.
VA. wELLsBURG LOTTERY. Class. :. far 1910
draws III Alexandria. Saturday,. August S. 1910.
prize OF $4,000. 10000. 5000. 5000. DC.
Tickets $40; Halves 81 Quarters $50 4 crrrif
date Of package OF whole tickets will cost 81 TO-
shares in proportion.
wELLsBURG LOTTERY. Class l.. for 1910. draws
Wednesday. August 10. 1910
prize Of $4,000. 5000. 5000. 1000. 23O DC
Tickets SIS; Halves $50, Quarters 1875. 4 ecrtf-
cate Of package Of whole tickets will cost SCI so
Shares IN proportion.
WELLSBURG LOTTERY. Class y draws SATURDAY.
August % 1910.
so PRIZES of 1000 DOLLARS,
The holder Of the Capital entitled To $4,000 net
prize Of s35-295. lO5l5. 5000. 1000. 5000. q,
Tickets Sl0-Sharcs in proportion;
Cost of Certificate of package ofwholcs Sl35 90
do do do Halves 81 50
do do do Quarters - -
VA. LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class " for lSlO.
draws Monday. August "a 1910
! prize Of $4,000 5000 500 , 500 OOO &c
Tickets s.; Halves $50; Quarters % A certif
cate of package Of wholes will only cost 81 So
Shares in proportion
VA. LEESBIRG LOTTERY, Class :, for 1910. 10
nc drawn at Alexandria Va. Saturday. Aug %. 1910
prize of $4,000. 10000. 5000. , 500 O7O Sr
Tickets $40. Halves ,; Quarters $50 4 ccrtiG.
cate OF package ofwholee tickets will cost Sl35
Shares in proportion
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ABOLITION MOVE

The W York Abpi on party have nnmino, a
Uerrci smith. Tor Governor and Charles o. Sheppard,
Tor Lieutenant Governor and foremed an electoral
ucSst for BIRDET healed by ARTHUR TARTAN. A like
move Is To be made in Of the Congrc. onal Dis
hc's--at which, AZ saId Mr. Van Buren, Is pleased
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ILLINOIS

Inc Van Burenies have majority in the Lcgsla-
re OF from to 10 on joint ballot In the p.ppul,r
vote the Wings are ahead, we believe. The State i.
sure for Harrison.
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BlSSOIITION

II"NITII TIIN
WIZ partnership lately existing under the STYLE
y and firm Of Hurdle & Pnus apd carryin. on
huincss 90 the Pouring mill lately occupied b, ]
Jnnk'n m The city Of Wheeling is ihs day Dissolved
Ivy mutual cop-ont The busin,ss Will hereafter ID,
carried on by g.. w Hurdle st the ni stand
q. W HURDLE
Wheeling July 2Ob. 1910
NiHE-1 LARGE SUPPLY Of 1sspricd nurn',or,. ,r,
w hand and boz .lle i,y ry
CULBLEIsON a. GRLER-
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NnRrHEA nIINA

BY slips from the Norfolk Herald VIC arc enabled 10
add three couniie -TaSquoIank Pcrqumons nnd Herr.
iord-'o the list. The Wing gam in these three
counties since 1886 Is 2O3, which makes clear gain
of Sill