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TYSON FURNACE.


vnNE subscriber would respectfully call the attention of
u tae public, dealers in Stoves Iron ware, &C. to the
manufactures of tbs establishment. Within three years
Blast Furnace, and all the hudugs uuchiI cry have been
hi II and put in operation necessary TO manufacture iron
and pm into the various forms Of castings required for this
market In this tine than tro hEEdrsd tons UtgoGd
ouly metal has been made nj these works. The facilities
at this place for working iron such enable the pro-
pretor to compete successfully with other manufacturers
in this country aud the lIsl Furnace having leCn N OF
GRAFTON for several miHths and now making more than
thirty tons of e. Ccru soft metal rcr week, furnishes
supply of Stoves stove plate, InlcWvurc, Cauld Ons
and every OCHs,ngs and Pic Iron superior quail.
lily, on the most favorable terms, 10 dealers.
supply Of NE mrch approved WOulsOn Improved Cook
Stove, wh air tilht mrnacG, Badger, Hdywards, the
Revc,rihe fine Prcmiu, several patterns elevated
Cnuk Stoves and other patterns adopted the different
markets NIL sizes six plate or Fox Stoves, Vermont Far
lars, much cmbellished and improved ilusp pHor
aud beautiful pattern (Which for symmetry and TASTE is
pronounced superior to any thing Of the Mind in the
ket) IOllowwHre, Fire Frames &c, &C.. on hand AID
will be sold, on favorable terms, at very reduced prices tC
dealers
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600 TONS NO. !, PIG IRON Equal TO scoTcn.

900 TONS NO. |, PIG IRON Equal TO sCOTCII.
The Subscriber feels The fullest confidence that orders for
the manufactures Of the estul shmen will for quality
metal aud style of workmanship, be executed to the entire
satisfaction Cf purchasers,
Orurs for Stoves Plate should he forwarded early in
the season. All co COMMUNICATION addressed the suhCsr
her TYSON Fn'nrre, 7, o., Windsor Co, w. will re.
ceve prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, aren't
Tyson Furnace, August 3, lS.C. l7.tl
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAiL-ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

i go 81! !:
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

T HAVE received from New York and Bcston general
assortment Of SPh,iNG ~ SUMMER GOODS, which
will be sold cheaper than ever for cash.
T. HUTCHINSON, Jr
Woodstock, May &c, ls!l
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WANTED,

TWO OR THREE GIRLS lowork at the Tailoring bust
l ness. Application must be made soon. None wanted
lul the first rate II, c, TIiT
WonI.trrk lime 9 lPil 81
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IuST Received and for sale low, fresh lot Of West In
y d,a Conds, warranted Of the best quality.
Dgy Goods in few days j. per cent lower than ovn-.
q. 4. BRYANT - 90.
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MUSIC. An extensive and beautiful ysriei! 81 popG!u
sgnt. az j. II. MuRpoCK.
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DERFuMERY Of all kinds shaving soap, &C., can b,
L hld at the variety store Of j. II. MURDOCH.
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cUEEEcmENLD.

cUE-E cmENLD. REWARDED.
A. W. HYDE Collector. W. p BRlGGe fed. orator,
nGQAY Lowry, Marshal. WV. B,FRON, old ted.
L. FuLLgR. Custom House, CURTIS ELKINs.
DNN'L KELLOGG, Dist ATTY. CHARLES DAVIS, cid led
MArACm CORNING, Keeper
Of the Light House III Ju - -
Epe. lsuEd.
P0a'muscrs.
W. Dowycr Sharon. CnESrEp BAXTER, old fed.
r. WELD llartlaud, CURTIS CAuY.
H. ABForr. Windhan. WILLIAM HARRIS, Jr,
- NCvNErr. Rockingham. HARVEY WoOr.
r. J. OlnsDGE. Rdtl1Hd. JEssE COVE, udI1"'
fn.Rl0IY3G, ,Frnctorsvillc. l.. r. PARKER,
~. Wells, Bellows Falls. J. W. MooPE, fed cu'or
y j. KGrC law, BraudOn j. w, &, CLhhN, IT, tH''o'
r, NJ LIS. Burl'rgton H. b. STACY, I'd. editor
o CoLpuRN, I,urAc. AsAuGL BUDRIsGroN.
l. S,pG2,yr. Windsor. ". Il. GILEEY
G. A. GGkNT, Woodstock, .'ost EtoN.
II. KELLOGG, Bennington, DAWN Love "
r. n Newton Norwich Harvey Nur,on, old fed.
p o. Elrncant CHESTER Joel Gould.
:. NJ. Parsons Jericho, - NtlhcrhY.
" : NJ rise Shrllmrjr, Geo. y !sham,
C. i. Barton, Charlotte. &. &. MINT II.
VI. Urrringtnn Factory pt AUGUSTUS Clark.
John Gladden.. T.. RnndGlNh Alfred e'Hrt'
Seth Cu,huun, Gulhnll. ID. +. lcrnison.
IT, II. IN kcr Shrrhnrue, Reij MhNaHi,
Iohn Smith, BrO0klrId, NOnh Paine,
Oliver Ayer, Mortified, l.. Smith,
.Ir the prime pie orall these nppoE'men's-'hts mo
rordfy If public trusts by members NJ Congress n
- Partenn Efiiorc ~ hr cyccronn'lr, tnrd WnGi
not have alluded 10 them Isl Y FRoN MY ntllEiEN
CONVICTION THAT THEY ARE ESSENll tlLl VI
CIOus1 THEIR EFFECTS ARE 1RlI N ALARM ""
Hnry Clay ia le.9.
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PoRTER b. SoUTuGiTE requests all persons indebted to
The late firm OF Win Soulhgute 10 call and make imme-
diate settlement. p.B. SOUTHGATE.
April r. ISL 5l:tf
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DISSOLUTION.

fJ'IE conar;ncrshp heretofore existing under the Arm Of
l. WITT IL SOUFhGArE, Merjhnn, fail0rs, IL this
day by mutual consent dissolved. XII demands due said
lrm will be settled by i. d. SOuthgac,
II. b. WITT,
Woodstock hpyil l2, 1911. L. b. SOUTilChTE.
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at The old snnd in McIaughns Building, nearly oppost "a
Whmcys Hotel. All Pianos are warranted, III tone ana
Workmanship, not To he interior to those manu- .cured IN
boston or New York. aud Will be sold cheap ns lstGu-
mehts OF thcsa.nU wUrklmlship be purchased IN an
If the ties.
Woodstock, April g. lsll. f9-lf
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A IL LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended to
~ MAKE use of I'M. BROWN'S Portable CAKE
YEAST it makes the bread much better than the COM
mode. The Yeast is free from all impure ingredients
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well adapted
for ships and will keep in all climates. 1t is now in
extensive in Boston, and orders beginning 10 be re-
cciyed from all quarters. No better Cydences wanting Of
its superiority all other articles used for rising bread
than the following certificate.
Boston, MAY Goth, lsi1.
The undersigned having made use Of VIM. Browns
Portable Cake Yeast rising bread in opinions this
new PREPARATION OF Yeast is lar better than any other a
Gle have made Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light, and We believe it TO be free
from all impure ingredients.
Signed by the Pastry Cooks ut the fremont House, Pa
vion American House, and Marlboro HOTEL Boston.
II is now in use at most of the Hotels in the city, and
board all the Steamships belonging to Mr. Cunrads line
Of packets note is just received from John Anderson
Pastry Cook board the steamship britannia, who
writes that he has made of VIM. Browns Yeast, for
making bread during across the Atlantic and
recommend it lar superior to any thing else for
rising bread
The above article is now for sale by the Proprietor Asl
Washington street, Boston, Retailcd by ~
Woodstock, w. j. A. DUNBAR.
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500 REV ARD.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" ered for MONTHS To any one who will use bottle OF
Hiys LinimFHt the Piles without being cured. OF
thousand sold, in instance has II failed OF
Proof overwhelming TO be had whenit is sold 1t is also
a certain cure in nearly tuery case externally III the
following complaints.
For the Plies, Tightnessof the chest ts-
For all DropSy, pectdIy IN Children
Tender Feet, Foui Ulcers Of the legs, or
Sore throat by canoe scr other fungus Sores hOT-
uicceTS trer obstinate long
Group, standing,
Uhooping cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scad Head, Chii6iains &c. 4.
LOOK OUT.
Some Swndiers hare counterftted me article ana p"'
IL up trith uarions dcUces Do not be imposed npon;
One thing only will protect yon-it is the name OF ooN-
STOCK a co. that name must ARRAYS DC on r ms "IGp-
psr or Won are cheated. Do not forget H. rake TINS
direction with YOU and test by that or never ouy III Tor
il is impossible for any other TO- be trne or genuine
SUI" W II Maiden Lane, New York.
81, JOBy A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, W.
''H y b. NEWTON, Norwich.
J. c. BROOKS, Hartford.
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THE LION OF THE DAY.
NO CURE NO PAY

THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS.
Highly RECOMMENDED By Docf. paicntinc Mott NJ d. Of
N. Y. and others.
vWNIESE the orders Amy one that does not find re
II lief from these pills the price is refunded back these
arc the POSITIVE orders OF the Proprietor agents and
others.
In offering these pills tothe public appeal to their in
iclligencc. lhOse pills what they are reccCm
mendcd you in duty bound respect to ,ourc
and community tn reject them. and publish them to tho
world as an imposton humbug and quackery. The pub
lie may be assured they are purely vegetable thew
composed oil nine ingredients, part Of the medicine is only
ioud IN ASIA and Tie vaies OF Germany For convenience
these extracts are made into pills and will he found
cure or reiielior all bilious complaints yellow and bilious
levers fever and ague, jaundice scarlet rash bilious oho
ic, dyspepsia &c.
1t not intended that this medicine for all d,
senses to which the human system is liable. Ten THOUSAND
unknown fancy long spun theory OF magic art which
would cure each and every disease. Good medicine not
TO be found in the fire or whirlwind.
Health and happiness hang upon chance wnds-timc 10
the herald of truth.
The past at last is secure they have already raised
monument fher greatness which will defy the corodip,
tooth of time.
Sold by John A. Dunbar, TAFT, BatesS Co. Wood.,oc,.
A. Gibson, Proctorsville, Sherwin 4 Richardson n
Demng & Co., Sas Bruce, Jr., Chester; b. b. Newton
Burton Brooks, Norwich; J. c. Brooks Cusbir, a.
Nichols Hartford f. Clement. Brdscwater; E. p HIM
ngon, Hartland !. W. Hubbard, Hulett & ssynoe
Windsor; 3. c. FAY; Reading Buck & Jones sop,b
Readingi Robbins White Cayendsh; s. Prentis. Per
kinsville; Bailey Bartlett, Weathersfed; II
Co., l.. Atwood, Rochester. 3I.Iy
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consuming it young it is much more valuable, and
the succession crop equally So as the first.
The second crop being consumed, the pillow
must be put into operation, and the soil prepared
for the succeeding crop; and the advantage OF its
cuivaton-by no means a small one-is, that i:
lntcrferes with no other crop.
Rye has the decided advantage of being capable
of resisting any conceivable degree OF frost, and
when ever the hardy wheat is carried otiby an I'M
genial season will escape injury, and even thrive.
AT this time (Feb. 81, lsl0,) the writer has plo,
growing for feed, which would now afford more
eating than almost any mixture of artificial grasses
in the middle of April, and that ON thin light soil
not worth more to rent than 25s. per acre.
1t should be remembered that this interteres with
no operation of husbandry, and prevents no crop,
so that no rent Of land or other extras are to be
reckoned-lhe plowings would be nearly the same
if the rye were not sown, Nothing is better re-
lished by stock at the season when il Is intended
to be used; guide by no means unsafe as to It's
nutritious qualities, and which is borne out by the
condition of the stock feeding on it,
10 recapuate the advantages of its cultivation;
|. Provision of excellent green food is made al
a season of the year when of all others it is most
wanted.
2. 1t is produced without sacrificing any portion
of the usua! rotations pursued on farm, and with
little extra labor, nor does it interfere with the
management ofany proceeding or succeeding crops.
3. 1t will grow on any soil, but is especially
calculated for poor loose sand, when every other
green esculent is more or less uncertain.
A. 1t will bear any degree of frost to which our
climate is subject, and is sufficiently hardy to defy
the effects of the coolest situations in the country,
being there cultivated instead of wheat for II corn
crop necessity.
5. 1t is as inexpensive or more so than any grass
or legumlnous plant,
6. Its readily consumed by stock, especially
young animals,
7. 1t improves rather than detcrioratcs the soil
upon which it is grown--.N +. Farmer.
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mental knowledge of their efficacy; one can them
without being benefited. Directions accompany each ar
,cle.
Fever Dropsior opening the pores skin andcaus
ing perspiration in icvers colds, &c.
SyrUp for dyScntGryThis is of the hest medicines
for the summer complaints OF children now before the pub
lie well as for the inflammation 1.-THE bowels and stomach,
heartburn nasa and vomiting sickness cholera mobus,
&c. Price 25 cents.
C0ugh Dr0pSior Group rattles ofchren, asthma or
ph,c, colds coughs, consumption whoopng cough, &c,
Price % cents
Dureic Drops-ior all diseases of the kidney aud the
urinary canals. Price 81 Ia cents.
Rheumatic Observation-Disclosures, rheumatism, sprans
bruises, &c. Price 81 Ia cents
Biack Saiueor ulcers fever Sores sores, burns, cuts
&c. Price % cents.
Hch OiniMent.-PriCe 90 cents.
.inti-dySpeptic PHS-or nervous debility, dyspepsy,
delicate female cumplHnts distractions, &c. Price % cts
StrrHgtbfning PiGster-Or weakness of the back and
ons, pains in the side, between the shoulders, pit of the
stomach, rheumatism, &c. Price % cents.
Restorative Cordia-ior indigestion, female weakness
trembling, &c. Price % cents
Alternative Syrup POWderS-to purify the blood in all ca
of eruptiOns of the skin, scroula white swelling rick
cts yenereul ant liver complaint &c. Price So cents
Pulmonary Baisam-ior coughs and consumption, &c
Price 30 cents.
Cephaiic Snu0-for hoypus, catarrh, headache, &c.
Price IL -2 cents.
Anh-JiAious Physic--for all bilious complaints, foul
stomach, liver complaint headache, pressure OF the blood
on the brain, sc, Price IL IT, cents.
Horns Powder-iOr worms in children ana adults
Price l2 l-2 cents.
of those who afflicted with Chronic diseases Stomach
complaints, chronic inflammation and enlargement of the
liver, and what Calomccs call fever sores ana great
many other Diseases that the first in the OF
Mercury in of its dozen forms. Candid people are
fast learning the hOrrd effects of Mineral pOisOns, to pro
ducc dsnCt Diseases OCCasOncd by their destructive
More than half the rhcumnsms, carries OF bones ulcers and
sores besides nnumerae other diseases, in hundreds OF
cases that the subscriber has cured or greatly benefited
were first prout cd by the of Mcrcuty fany science
profession or society demands reform it is the medical
The of Mercury and other mineral poisons were The
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poetry.
JEALOUSY.

I have thy love-I know no fear
Ofth,t divine possession-
Yet draw more close, and ,hou shall, hear
A Jealous hearts confession.
nurse no pang lest fairer youth
Or lollier homes should win thee
There blows no wind to chill the truth,
Whose auaranlh blooms within thee,
Unworthier thee if | could grow,
(The love that ured thee perish'd,)
Thy woman-heart could meier Gorego
The earliest dream it CHERISHED.
do not think that doubt and love
Are one-what'er they tell US,
Ye,-nny-lift not thy looks above
A star can make me Jealous!
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REVEREND |. COvERTs.
BALM OF LIFE.

NEW and UaiudJie reBedv for the dHre Of Consu,ap
TN, d'thma, Br9Hchiis, Group, Whoopng Cough, and
used HdrecommendedLy the Medical Facuity, 10 Whom
Tie receipt has been freeiU made kH0rR.
~, PHELPS .iND 60. WHOLESiLE DRUGGIST,
li2 WdTER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PRERIRED TO SUPPLY all ORDERS ON THE
PR0PRiEROR'y TERMS,
'TNIE PROPRIETOR is now receiving almost daily
testimonials OF the highest responsibility in favor oi his
medicine, from Physicians Clergymen and Others, who
have become acquainted with lis nature and effect
among which are the following -
From the Boston MedicaiJourndi, August Goth, 1910
following Is m extract from nm article in that paper
ON" MJrbuS LdryngeuS onconaioru1nn or BrOnchitis
by FRANK II. HAMILTON Professor in Mntera Mcdica
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
1.-The Rev L. C0yert's Mixture also now used extern
styey for this affection by Cergymen, belongs to the
class oistmuang orants, being of those lucky
combinations of medicinal agents which, while il promotes
expcctoraon does not impair the tone Of the stomach
Of this medicine feel at liberty speak, since its COM
position /, not held from the PROFESSIONS and we hone
the propctors will iii to give IL to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend it, having employed
~ our own case, nnd IN the case of many Others, with
ecidcd benefit.
TO all whom il may concern This may certify that
nave examined the Rev. ! Coyert's ingredients, COM
pounded under tile name of the BALM or LIFE; and he
licvcd said compound is happily calculated to relieve per
sons ofal ages and sexes afflicted with acute and chronic
uIaeaseS OF the lungs and winlppe, indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, aud pains in different parts ol
the chest, II administered ucder suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH r. PITNEY
, Physician y Surgeon.
This ccrles that having examined the Rev. l. Coyerts
BiLH or LIFE, in all its component parts we do he.
hcve 1t to be one OF the best compounds for co con
SYMPTOMS chronic inlamntIons etc, Of which we have
any knowledge and do most cordially recommend its use
to all afflicted with the above named disease.
J.W. DANIELS, NJ 1
w. J. LOvEJOY, NJ. u. salina.
GORDON NEEDiINM NJ D. Onord,c,
T. LAWRENCE, NJ. ID BallwnsyiIls
oR ''h' PHELPS New-Ensland Agent, Hartford Conn.
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THOMsONIAN MEDICINE.
PURE AND UNADULTER aTED ,frDIc,yr

PURE AND UNIDULTERATED MEDICINE
At N. & NJ. o. RANDALI's Jevelrv s,ors 4. ,,.,
IA good assortment of TnoMsoyI,S Mvntc,x. w,
sisting Of "I' coh
nncui,a.c or hot Drops, Brown Iobclia,
, VINE bl,leIs, pnlverized Slippery Elm.
Vegetable Jelly, Healing salye. '''"''
Ianameht, Stimulating Lniament,
flne l'obehn, Composition,
Cough Bdlsam CAYENNE.
Nervine or Naleran. Spice Bitcrs
Green lobclia, Woman's Friend, &c
Al for sale at the Boston prices
sept 20, ISL " w. o. PIyDyLIS
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NOTICE EXTRA.

NOTICE EXTRA,
A IL demands due the late firm of Wit A. Sou,bc.,.
"A must he paid by the 10th of October newt or ,hey will
be LEFT for collection. No mistake in this
WITT q SOUTHCATE
?. d. SouTHoArE
=. 8. No false talk abou, this
Woodstock Sept. 81, lsil. ,a,f
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MUSIC y VARIETY STORE. Union s.
FHNliE subscriber keeps constantly u. hand gen.
II era! assortment OF Musical Instruments. where
Bands can hc supplied at eastern prices adding
transportation from tAc scabOurd, uisp Gyuplu end
American Piano ioricS from The most g.chs.;ed
makers and Warranted 10 stand 20 any c,iu... Piano
Music uud instructions Books TOR all luslrumu..sN YIN
lus, Accurt"us, Flutes; flcs, Drums Violin strings
C.aruuct reeds Blank Music Paper &c &c also a
variety ct staple goods consisting Iu part OF y.,,
and Su>pcudsr Bottoms, Pearl and Bone Go Tor Shirts
White and assorted spppl and skcis thread. pa, "a.
DO. Sewing S.lb, Needles of az kinds, Shell ant
HON combs Of various patterns. Fine and Redd.na
DO. with variety of other ar!clys too uumcryu- ..
mcni'un, aud which Will he sold al Er prices IN,
subscriber wau!J respe, fully invite the citizens an,
country Merchants ~ call ana examine Dali, srn.k
mar 2-lv NIEIIDR
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ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE Co,IpA

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
Mis- company, being now duly Organized. is
z prepared 10 make Insurance on every de.
scriTii.n OF tIrc and Marine Risks, such ~ Dwsl.
ing Houses Store Houses, sc. with thcir contents
Also. steam Boats. Flat Boats and Keel Boats. VIII,
.yc'r c'rgocs, 10 and from any port on the Ohio and
'iis'iss'Pr rivers, or their tributary streams. An.
Ii.a'on Tor Insurance to be made iUr the present
"' INC once OF The Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar f. IL. GREER. Sscy. o. Z
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RENinLAI

ME office No 81 - Clair street. PiiisburrI, D..
4 has been discontinued, and the medicine, r,r
mcrly sold al that Office. VIZ:
DR. lIarlichs Pills, DR. Leroy. Female Pills n,
PARIS Soothing Syrup. ior tecthinc DR. C-1's I'm.
brocaiion. md DR. Swayuc's COMPOUND Svrpr -,
Prnnus NrgElana. have been removed and are
no" for sale ~ large or small quantities 10 suit pur
'Hase's hy' SJRIlSS d CO. General Agonis.
At their office 900 81 Clair street. dircr,ry 60.
The Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh Pa
Va Agents. Physicians Druggists. and oibor,
promptly supplied by forwarding their order, n.
above. These medicines are also Tor sale by
op JOHN FISHER. WhocHrrVo
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iSNN viii br taken by the FIRE G. MARINE
. INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
a' he iavct ro',suu--
baiaing1 Of all kinds, stone, brick or gooIeu and
lheir contents
Steamboats,; factories; mills, sc.
Furniture.
Aud merchandise % all kinds.
And against al dirgcrs ATTENDING The tr.r,,.,r,.
alton Of goods on rivers. lakes seas. canal, and
railroads
FOR The character Of the company as 10 prowy,,.
'Nae and hbcraUy ~ me adjustment and Dqy,3syf
~ ioFsss.--wc beg leave TO refer 10 the merchants
OF this place and elsewhere who have had the adj
JusimCnt Of claims upon us
JOHN FAWCETT. Prcsigeg,
DANirL Ii"H Secretary. J1uuary IS. 1871
BpAED OF DmEcr0Es.-.-JDhn Fawccu Pyss5y,g,
= Brady John GoshJru. Charles ~ Knox. Richard
w Harding. Samuel Nccl William Paxton. J,cob
Shrycr Samuel Spricr Dirsefors
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JOIN Z CElREr

(SUc''SS0r 10 Nooys i. Cfqrkc1
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT
Ji,,iiag "a.
NET Ill continue the Forwarding and Curnrois.
w SION business 90 the old STAND Of Moore A.
CLARKE, on Monroe street, Wheeling. lie will de.
Vote las entire time; 10 Ibc iu'cros, Of his CORES
pondeHts The patronage Of the cus.omr, of lb,. ,o
Hr'n' and The public gcncTays rospcgcir,IIy, 49,.
lctpl o., = ''S- 81
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WHEELING BOTrLING CELLAR

-''-''-'' hDi LINZ CELLAR.
NEORGE HARTLEY. respectfully inform.
NJ he public that hc has opened his cellar. r.,
h'iiIng Hugh Curk q Coz. Superior Pale Ale sua
Brown Stout. exclusively, ot his UlI stand on Werct
street lew doorsuorh Of Tie United States Hotel
"aEeHg recently ordered large additional supply
Of best Bristol bottles. he Will Lo allie a, G.r'...I
persons DESTROYS having rich sparkling ale cr,,
0" any thing 90 be had 100 the Malt line. auy a .,e
90 my quantity from dozen 90 gr1cc. and er.,er,.
folly sulloIts the public patronage
rs D. l1s become common practice here as well
as elsewhere 10 cudcavor Co palm ug1n Ihe r,fI. ~
was1y-ifyihy inferior alcus Hugh Clark A. CO.. Ig
has been compelled 20 label his h5ucs-.nor.lcrf Il,
prevent such mposIIon-ihere'uro unless fle b,f
NC has Hn2h Clark & Cos name upon rf--ii rs not
10 DC considered the genuine article. mp 2O-Im