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Melanchely Casually. Two lads, How
ard M. aud Melvin W., aged II and 8
years, sons Of Mr.. William Small Of this
city, were drowned in the Canal yester.
day afternoon, whilher they went for the
purpose OF swimming. They attempted
TO cross the Canal-one upon the back Of
the other-when they sunk in a depth oI
water OF about four feet, and before
assistance could be rendered, both were
drowned. Portland Advertiser.
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United States Ship Dslawars The
armament Of the Delaware, ready fol, sea
at Nosfolk, is stated by correspondent
Of the Philadelphia North American 10
consist of thirty 32's, % long 42's, 26 AZ
carronades, and 8 Psixhsn annihalaiors.
Total 90 guns-none less than 80 poun.
|ders. .s..s
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A man with his wife aud nineteen chIl.
dren, arrived here in the schooner Henry
Norton on Tuesday last, and have de-
parted for residence in The interior.
He has upwards Of a dozen girls with him,
and we understand he has lett part OF
his family behind! II numerous populn-
tion is a pubic blessing, this man is GER
tainly entitIsd To pension
Another family OF sepen girls and
several boys arrived here short time
since. and have taken up their rsl3pnce
in the vicinity Of Fox Lake. Cheer up
ye bachelors. 1wsmty t,co girls IN two
families! verify brighter day Is dawning
upon -us. Milwaukee Register.
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PuNcENr PREAoHIsc. An old man
being asked his opinion Of a certain
sermon, replied, III liked il very well,
except that there was no PINCH 10 il.v
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1>llow by the name, Of Morse drove
oron over : lad in Lowell, on the
"a when asked for hi9 vehicle to
wounded child homo in, refused,
-, :" yos don't 'voni your boys
yes Glreb hesP hem osi Of Ae
Doc1 q mso q worthy Of being
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Doisg az You posld be Done By
- Vm Breed (Whig) has been sp-
MD Ps1lenester st Alstead, N. II.
|efe 4ss On opposing candidate, named
4 Wi|son. who is also Wing. The
I'D Museum says, "the successful
ti bic signed . petition for the un-
- 1afaI eos, and s;sy pevsy."
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Ysllow Esrsr al Hauana "A letter
from Capt. Luke, first engineer OF the
81 Ieamship Lion dated at Havana, 10Th
June, received in this city yesterday,
states that the yellow fever was al tina,
time raging violently at Havana, the
number OF cases daily taken 10 the hos
ptal averaging about flleen.--Joseph
Fisher, Of Rhode Island, second engineer
Of the Lion, and Joseph Hutchinson, oI
Lowell, Mass, belonging to tho same
vessel had died Of the fever; and two o
the eng,aeers Of the steamship Eogle
were down with il. Capt. Luke had
thus far, himself escaped, and was we'll
N. Y. Times and Star.
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LAUGHABLE ANECDOTES The follow
ing anecdotes, were related at meeting
in Liverpool, not long since, of the
Church Missionary Society. They are
both capital oil their kind, and show how
important 1t 10, that an orator should
possess thorough knowledge Of the
language in which he addresses an as
senbly.
"A meeting in connexion with the
Bible Society, was recently held 10 Paris,
at which gentleman appeared, who had
been sent over from England by the
Committee o! the Bible Society Of Lon
don. This representative had been
chosen, we understand, for his superior
knowledge Of the French language. In
his turn, he addressed the Parisan As
sembly, with great fire and energy; but
when he expected to zee them beaming
with enthusiasm or melted into tears, no
observed smile on every face, and heard
from every quarter, the sound Of suppress
&c laughter. This occurred 80 often
that there was. no mistsking it for any
casual effect, and the gentleman was, no
doubt, mIghtily astonished at such dis
play from people 50 weIlssbred as the
French are generally allowed 10 be.
When he had finished his oration, he
asked friend what could possibly have
occasloned SO much laughter while he
was speaking. He found, 10 his utter
dislnay, that, IN his eagerness to impress
upon the assembly the necessity Of taking
The ,rater q life the scriptures) to the
poor heathens, he had consci iously
been expatiatIng with all his might on the
virtues q brandy, (eau de vis. exhorting
the multitude to enable them TO send
brandy 10 these who were athirst, and
telling them that thousands oi their fel-
iow-creatu'es we've PerisLing for the lack
OF brandy.
"Another reverend gentleman, wishing
to parallel the above anecdole, told OF a
French divine, who, preaching in this
country, fell into a mistake almos, as
amusing as the above. As the English
clergy are accustomed TO call those ol
their communion, their flock, the French
designate all who assemble under thei,
ministry, their sheep. The French di.
vine alluded to, harangning his hearers
in English, but forgetting that we have in
our language hco translations for mouion
one signllylng the dead and the other the
living animal, continually addressed h.
congregation, much 10 their surprise, a.
his dear mutions.
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MURDER.-One Of the most horrible
and dlaboIicaI murders ever perpelratsd
in any community, was committed in this
city, on Friday last, by a shoe maker
named James Terry. His unoffendinu
victim was a fine Itlle boy about l2
years Of age, the son OF Terry's present
wife, by former husband. With a
heavy stone, in broad day-ligbt, he so
battered the skull and mangled the head
Of the ch'ld, that he survived but a short
time.
What adds to the horror Of the deed
is the fact, that some three or four wears
ago, Terry murdered his first wife. under
circumstances equally cruel and revolt
ing. lie was tried for his life, and ac-
Quilted by the Jury on the ground OF
'nsanIly--a plea which we have observed
ingenious counsel always urge, when
they have the management of desperate
case. Raleigh IN. C.) Register.
Carrying The Joke loo Far. Samuel
Mcmillan, Of Lancaster, Pa. a young
man about fifteen years old, was drowned
on the 2lst, while bathing. He was in
the habit Of pretending to be on the poin,
Of drowning, while swimming, and after
wards laughing at those who came to his
assistance. Several persons were on the
bank'snd Witnessed his death struggles
but supposed they were feigne6, and
used nc effort to rescue him. The tri;s
saying thst''a liar will not be believed
though he speak the TRUTH" seems tc
have been fully verified in this instance.
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AN ACT in addition to the several acts proyi-
ding foi the disposition Of the Public Money
deposited within this State by virtue of an
act Of Congress, entitled "An act to reou-
tste the deposltss Of Putiic Money, spprov-
ed June 20, 1885, end also 10 provide for
the appropriation Of the Interest arising from
said money"
BsM e"0eted6y the General Assembly ss
SECTION I. Whenever sny money sbsll be
returned by, or withdrawn from sny Bank. ,he
Commissioners are hereby authorized IN their
discretion. in addition 10 tho modes OF jnvest-
ment prescribed in the acts to which this act
Is IN amendment, 10 invest snch money in Londs
ofany town or city Of this State, not. having
more than i've years 10 run to maturity. and
not bearing an interest OF less than FIVE per
cent. per annum which interest shall be psy.
able on the second Monday Of April snnusIiv.
And said bonds shall cont ain q special condi,-
ion, that if The State shall be called upon bv
The United States TO refund any portion of ssid
public money, said town or city shalI pay the
same within thirty dsys after being demanded,
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lN Friday, July 8.
The Fiscal Bank Bill was again under
DISCUSSION, and several amendments were
offered
HOUSE. The Mcleod case and the
Loan Bill were discussed during the day.
IN SENATE, Saturday, July 10.
The President sent TO The Senate, in
complisnce with a resolution, a statement
Of the progress made under the comm.ss-
ION TO setlle our affairs with Mexico.
The bank bill wos taken up, and Mr.
Woodbury. moved an amendment going
Ito exclude directors and stockholders
from making donations Of any kind.
Mr. Clay moved 10 modify the amend
msnt 10 tho effect that no donations should
be made TO officers Of the bank. Adopt
ed 26 TO 81
Several other amendments were offer
cd, end 6oalIy the Senate proceeded 10
|shs consideration Of Executive business.
HOUSE. The Mcleod case was q
again up, and occupied the morning hour.
The Loan BiH was then taksp ups
|, Mr. Hunter spoke against the ball si
come length, contendIng that Il was moi
cecesssry for any financial reason. !
The subject was further dsscusssd u
Messrs Cilmsr, Van Buren, WslIef ~
Underwood, aniI shs sdjsuras7e1k
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10
MOORE POSITIVE PROOFS. Of the efficacy
WI Of DE- unrIlcL.. r-u.---uuL SLr.n.Lh.-lu.

MOORE POSITIVE PROOFS. Of the efficacy
4Yz OF Or. Harichs Compound Strengthening
end German AJenent Piis.
Allegheny. Jan q 1870.
To DR. Uaflicl' S Agcu,--S.r / wish O. state
for the benefit &c those who NAV be Athlete =,
that DR. II sTiich's Pills have tnjIItly Curei me OI
iysgcss,a, of which | have been afflicted for
many years / used both kinds the ApCUcut
and strengthening. and am oonstrains % say,
hat they ore q valuable discovery anc act upon
ne system mildly, hut very ofiectujlly. l found
cause a determination 10 the surface ard TO
strengthen the weak stomach and increase It's
lowers. The Aplueot Pits are the best cathar-
nc ever used. ana confident al Dvsp 'ptics
would do well to make ttaInccIatc trial and rs
relieved; Any one can call al my house and be
SATISFIED Of the 0bOte a pleasure
DAVID Z. Pep
\ B The original ccrtifi ate nav be q en- at III.
Office of the "Sput Of the Tires" For al. al
No 90, North Eighth Street.
Alsob by JOHN FISHER
wisslY.~
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CARRIAGES AND FRElGHT.

NTOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON.
~ Germ. The books Of Joseph 5. Lowry h1v-
ing been placed 10 my hands for tho bcpeft Uc his
Creditors, therefore nguR oil persons indebted TO
him. % cal on or before the ful day Of July and
make pawn, ut, a. longer indulgence cannot be
given. Al persons having claims against said
Lowry viii please present ihcm or settlement
Juue I'm w. l.. HENLEY
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LlVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Saturday. May 5--'fo days DEM ud lor Cotton
has been very dull, only about I 500 bugs Of ell
kinds been sold Prcesuro wifhoui alteration.
UAVRE COTTON MARKET
~ the FfeGcl paper, Of the Goa aui 18th instant
" hich camo 90 hand Ibis m1ru.sg we SEQ that cut
t,1 at the Bayre nuke o. Tn, p lay end 4 I1y.
last was oglin of heavy sales though prices were
pretiy well maiatlilo'.
The transactions during tBess t,go days were r.
sf-ofed ,b 1873 bI'es liou-.anl 90 7Sf b. 2IOc "a
Georgia al 50fio lOJOs 20 MOBILE; az lOlG and %
b.iss of FLORIDA at 81 l.2f
FOEElGN MARKETS.
The arcoups from tho South of Europe represent
the Wheat uodo o. excessively dull the puncipa
Bsris in tho Mediterranean.
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= -a-u STEAM BOAT FOR SALE.
49, stg5f The subscriber rs DESTROYS of iispo
sing Of ono Third BOB the Steamer Ohio valley, now
laying nj a ~ Phillips landing. if not disposed o..
so1ucr. will offer my interest no PubIfe Sale boz
aid BJata t said place on tbo oh DAY o. june
1871 Jun JAMES LLOYD.
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JUNE 3.
REMAEEs Business fer the past week has i'm
proved. TIE weather is tine aud seasouable Tie
river still continues to fail but it Is in Cue nlyigu.
be order.
BAcoN.-Thore has been no changes since our
last IN this article; holders firm; Hams from
store, per Dbl 81 &c. hog round from wagons 8
uG5 cts; hog round from store, s. r from wagons
4ia5.
FLOUR.-The stock Of -four huw on hand is In,
limited, aud holders Grm superline 4 So rs 81
%.
SuGAR.-Thcre has been consije rabe sales uithis
article al the following prices, Louisiana 81 a =
CoFFGE.-ltio l2i l2l; Havana II 10; s..
Domingo IL u ]; Java l6! III.
WnisKEY.--NO Transaction has taken place that
we have heard Of in this article and holders remain
n'm az Ihe following raIes Eectiied II J ] Sc per
gal; Common log a l7c.do.
ToBACco-.Ihcfe has beca good business done
IN 'hls aric'c during the week AMI The receipts con.
liuue only equal TO the dl aaud: we quote leaf No
l, 81 81 "a 81 IS: NJ. ,. S3 - a s. 5O common:
- 10 50: Ky. manufactured. No. /. - 81
No ,. - &c; NJ > lOa u ] ,
GEVsESG.-Wo quote al - Doe.
SALr.-A good supply, sale busk at the follow.
ing prices, Liverpool blown. Ter sack. - 50 .
G2 p Ground Alum, 3 IS } 81 >; Kauawha
per bushe 30 40.
MoL'ssEs-'rAe stock is light and scarcely any
demands We quote New Orleans, 20 p, Sugar.
house, rs Use per gal.
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CITY OF WHEELING
WATER RENTS.

NOTlCE Is hereby gwen, that the assessment OF
y The waller rents has been completed ond To-
turned; al. persons therefore using the waller from
the Civ Water WORKS. nre warned to call upon
rh1s Hughes Esq Treoslter OF the City and pny
the rent assessed Tor the use OF sand water before
he 1t day 90 June neHi on which day the lis; OF
ali persons failing TO do. will he placed in tho
hands Of the Sergeant OF The City for collection.
with the addition of ten per ccnium ss a penalty
for such is,lure. JAMES s. WHEAT.
NAV Clerk Of the CITY
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STEPHENSON & GARWOOD have been ap.
~ pointed agents 10 Wheeling. for the sale Of
Rev J. sover,s BALM or LIFEi 80 celebrated
throughout Iecasicm cities for the cure Of Disco
Of The LEHgs We cordially recommend this meGl.
cine 10 ouF readers being The best possible remedy
they any where obtain. for coughs long s,qnaiHr
colds, consumption Ig rs iHciyieHf stage, &c. &c
The BALM OF LIFE Is highly recommended
by The most talented physjciaES--used IN the mos,
intelligent families 10 country aud every where
hailed Oy the afflicted the E.,asst II Blessings
Read pamphlets 10 be had Of the agents.
Esb0
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BALTlMORE MARKET.

FRIDAY. June T.
CATTLE-Sale Of $50 At 81 80 a So per hua-
bred Lave hogs plenty At $3.50 per cwL SOme
1dlos at Sfl2I
COFFEE-3559 bags sold at auction at 9laII2
cts, 500 bags green Laguyra At 100 II private
sale.
FEATHERS-Northern 30 a 45c
FRUIF-2255 boxes oranges sold ct . 81 $50
per boz. and 1900 boxes lemons al = a 225
FLOUR-Ffom Stores standard brands 50, wag-
on price Si.e7I
wHEAr-ilO q II2 paid for Pennsylvania
reds. and rising
LEAD--ljOO pigs Missouri lead At / cents {
months,
OlLS--Lnsecd 80 90 per gallon. tendency up-
ward sperm lis Tor winter, los for summer
BACON Western assorted 6c. Middlings g.
Hams a g. SOme small western At DC.
TOBACCO-Dul Ohio IS quoted at 80 :
FOR midJling, good $50 a ESQ, tine red and wrap
ping 8 a IL. prime yellow : 50 10.
WillSKEl-Sales Of binds 25 C. bb!s 25c, wag
on price 20c exclusive OF barrel
WOOl1-Wsshcd 81 a % COED enquiry, urrvask
ed % 81 Of the iuer kinds no transactions.
NEW ORLEANS. May 26
We End no other change "a tie markets than
gradual and steady falling of in every department
of trade. The stock OF western produce Is suhi
cIcnt to supply all demands which May exist up 6,
next season
COTTON-Tbc snles ca Saturday last wcr,
| 1000 bales. Monday 1000 and yesterday 1000. IL
/ prices We have no change % notice since our lac
review. The stock Of MISSISSIPPI and Loa s.ana &
much reduced. aud qualities above 1ir 10 Is d.Hi
cult 10 find even .m-ll parcels. Our holders q
/ North Alablmas aud Tenncssccs. ct which ou
stock now principally consists. willing sellers
gic iOr round avsuge Lists, OF % % I0ic Tor socc
crops but these descriptions are out Of favor thH
year with our buyers. who look iOr siople and colo
| more ihln usual
The reports from the interior, Of the rr1wir
| crop, are iar lrUm favorable. The cotton plIui ,Hs
represent ai least ono month later than at hs i.u
last searon from tho wet cold uOubcry wcalbc
| wc have bad ihis spring.
/ SUGAR--Succ our lost report. tho arrivals
this article hos been rather large. amounting
about 500 hlla Prices remain very Grm no lh
advance quoted in our last, 3 &c, though Sac ID
m1nl Be- moderate.
/ MOLASSES--.lhc receipts Of This article has
been small hr the last few days. bot tho dsmIH
bc,ngaso limited. prices have "a tendency TO Ic,.iu
We quote II "a % as the ruling rates.
| FLOUR b. down Co and { 50 and little dcu1u
FORK IS dull ard on the decline Mess qs0.l
at Toe VI o l0i prime Q.
Bacon D. totally neglected, hams are offered ai
Ia 81. sides 5, shoulders 3a4
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eSACKINC BOTTOMS. Csusiar,,y uu hand IA
- for suie by J. {. HARBOJR & CO.
NAV : 1917 Market Sifes
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sOUTu WHEELING ECLECTIC
ksrfrTnnV

' VIE Subscriber h1s established IN Eclectic
sctpI rn Chapines Row, South Wheeling
Pupils tmn.e .ni ieml.e n feparate apariuent-)
will h' received on Monday next the 7h inst
The Eclectic system ofcducaiion. the most nprrov.
81 Of The age 81 both Europe and some paris Of Tho
United Saics. embraces two principal divisions.
The first dir..iou comprises. !. The dcvelopemcni
Of ihn mental faculties 2 Physical Education. 3
Intellectual education; and with the whole 10 com-
bn7d moral culture. The second drvis.on ccmpre.
hei~ business, or education applied 10 Practice *.
tending iu lrJgrcssiye order fr1m first principles.
% hr'i 1iaiu0r1's iu both t'e living and ihc dcad
languages. Competent tolchcrs are employed such
os ore we'll acquainted with The system.
Fora torn Of eleven weeks. az, S. Sc. and 81 O.
according fo ths classification fpugils
IaUo 3 I'm ~ RUGJLES SMITH
lust RECEIVED, from B1s'on via Now
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"YSPEPSIN Of TEN YEARS STANDING.
ii 81 am truly happy to state 10 The afflicted
community that a member of my family was al.
hletcd for ten or tw.iyc years with the above
distressing discsse. The syn ptoms Were great
oppression after eating acldlty at the stomach; q
severe pain In the side and breast sick headache,
mental dependency, with other symptoms, du-
IIug which time numerous remedies were pro-
cured without obtaining much relief Having
heard Of the good eff cts Of Or lIariich's Com
pound Strengthening and German Acericnt Phi
| was induced t. give them :TIal, which ! am
happy 10 state that by using one box Of the Ger
man ApeUeHt Pdis. accompanied by the
Strengthening Tonic r lis. that thew nave near
~ eIadicatod The disease. | consider II due 10
those afflicted, that | make this acknowledge
meat, THAI they may likewise procure the same
invaluable medicine and be freed from those DIS
tTesslnS diseases.
With gratitude aud respect:
WN. VI. SPEAR
no l25 Old York Road.
For sale At no 10 North Eighth Street.
Also by JOHN FISHER
40 2o Wheeling Va
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ce and Argus publish mouln.
SPERM OIL

- CASKS winter strained Sperm OIL, received on
eDcOnsigumeni, aud Tor sale low by
sp ~ JOHN =. CLARKE
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BANK NOTE Ayp EXCHANGE LIST.

GOaKEGrED -wEEKLYFOR TnE TINES az
A. z. GOFF a. CO.
Exchange Brokers' lOI Nam street lYhsciing va
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LIST OF IETTFRG

EMAlNlNG IN the IFAseiig Post otsce. May
80 5lsi. Persons calling for letters in the fol.
owing list viii please say they are advertised 0.
herwise they may not receive them.
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UPTOS DUrFtEL
ISAAC cAvErr. UPrOS DUTFfELD.
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY

COPPER TN AND SHEET IRON WARE
MANDATORY.
No. ls9. Market square. iaird door North Of Mar
kcl Alley, WHEELING, Va.
( 'ANETT & DUFFlELD. take this early op-
~ poT;uuliy Of informing the public that they
nave opened al eEiire.y new establishment az
NDOE- where Trey are preparsd tn inrntsh nU
Wholesale OR RETAIL
anE ana al arucles usually found in estahlish-
mehts 81 the same kind. Copper kcttl,s meas.
af!hE rom one GALLON 20 two thousand gallorh
,oS' intr Mitti every variety in tue Tn and Skoet
lron Ware Line WI be made 20 order
Also steam Boat work OF every desrrin,io1
made "a the most durable manueI and on tie
shortest notice Metallic Roofing Of copper. rim
or ZInc wi. be done. >-
The prcprctOrs have every confidence in heir
ability " render gefiect satisfaction to their cur
toners.
/ The senior N he Grm has been engaged for
nearly TWO ears IN an extensive Tin and Sheet
Iron W are establ hacnt H. this ,itv; and Ind H..
NOR paTtaer fuT thirteen years past ma been en-,
pioyed IN Col Geo DUTY 'sestabhshment al btch
more copper work has been cone durns liar
p6nod than at all other shops IN the cIty together
Repair. NJ IN copper, TN, aud sheet iron pIOInpt.
~ attended TO.
Our country friend may do well by giving Ia :.
ca before they purchase elsew here.
As mo times are extremely hnrd we are deter
mined - sell AZ the very 10 west price for cash
Old copper, Brass and Pewter will De receIval
~ exchange for AL kinds of ware, Call and 500
US. may6- Am 4, a IN
4 NILDlNG.-An jobs Of gliding done IA IhS
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nfSsDLUTiON.-Iae O.. 1rusrsulp a.r..
II a .1fire existing u.Hrr tIe 1fn of y. e. U1r.
bur q GO. was I..s1. % IS on rHa Gh i1.t. by mn.
tssl consent And 1'I business OF iha fm Will bel
settled hv q. C. Harbour only
nav % C. HARBOUR
may 70 WN NOBLE.
Is BOXES uTTyUELT-s Extra SO o.
Ros.H soap Dos. received .l r.I... grrnf, emit .9r
I sale 1y ArrEEBJRY. Caldwell 81 co.
/ &c BONES Kentucky Tob1t.0. so. ] pound
4 LUMP Trst received ruI ur aIr hy
u1- 2r NITEHBr RS. Caldwell a. Co
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yuVUE suueerrer7esui f1r iHo Baltimore Patrol
H prepared .1 receive orders tor ro ba.f.
GOO p,rIrlf Dol. tla m1atB. By This mc,boi sub.
...,...rs rl,y Doe furnished with Che news OF zoe
ftf-, Session Terms Flr thr daily ST per
r T THOMSON
-,-,1s Oh at R1bH a Stephenson.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-10

FAHyOR StIE--ir Hftrt dwelling house
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