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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-12
Livery Stable.
Notice

<GgA THE GRiST MILL Of the UNDER
Il:.lI1 signed has been thoroughly re-
lIilsgesP paired and finished, and is now in per-
ssRkSt.S& feet order for grinding all kinds of
grain Prompt attention will be given to all who
SEQ proper to give us their custom, and we are
confident, from long experience in the busi-
ness that we can do work equal, if not superior.
TO any IN the land. We hold ourselves rcsponsi.
bic for all bags entrusted TO us that are well mark
ell with the owners name.
Tho above Mill is situated on Indian Creek
about half a mile from the mouth OF the same.
J. l.. SKINNER,
- G. CURRYE,
ihuiul ,Ircek, Jan. !. lSIl. 33-N
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d. L.. TI,Ou,ltS0n,


OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
" zcns of Ottawa and vicinity. Office in
j.. p. & w. A. SANGER 81 Cos. store, on the
South side of the Public Square, Brick Build
ing.--IIis dwelling is ON Canal Street, three
doors from the southwest corner Of the Public
Square.
Ottawa, Dec. IL, 1910. 30--tE
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Looking Glasses.

II UST received by the subscribers an
~ assortment of Mahogany and Gil
Frame Looking Glasses of various sizes
and patterns. VIM. TRUE e. son.
Ottawa, Oct. 10, 1871. 2l--tl.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
'Ehc "yEnVsciiics 7Iamus;ictrriug
s'OInpany"

EEAVING purchased the MILLS and other
4 machinery lately erected by l.. KIMBALL,
at the town OF MarsciIics, are prepared to do
Saving for, and furnish to the surround
ing community, all descriptions Of Sawed
Lumber, Lathes, and Shingles, which
the country will admit, on the most reasonable
term. and shortest notice; and a. the business Of
the company in all its branches, will be performed
by experienced and competent men, and every
effort made to give satisfaction they hope to ne
nit a liberal share of public patronage.
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~ THEIR LARGE
sb!g3 FLOUEsING MILL,

4. s4'Es.s containing EIGHT Runs o
French Burr Stones, designed for bot
country and merchant work, and to be
equal to any in the Union in all its parts
will soon be in operation; when they
will be prepared, and happy to "grino
crcy NUNS grisc who will give them
a call, in the best possible manner; and
customers may rest assured that the L" toll
dish" shall not be too large, nor be
"ghickca wih q crooked hmd."
They viii also want, so soon as the
four merchant run arc completed, all the
Good Winter Wheat they can get.
for which liberal price will at all times
De paid at the mills of the company
and they would say to farmers in this
vicinity, that they cannot grow too much
Of that commodity.
The Company have now and will con-
tinuc to keep on hand, large and general
assortment Of Wcrchndi-e,
which will be exchanged (as also will
their lumbcr,) for wheat and most other
kinds Of country produce.
MarseiIIes, Jan. %, 1871. 37--tf.
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LOOK OUT,

Some Smiadir, hare couatgtti'cd Ills miict
md PIT Il up riH rajous devices. DO not he
imposed upon, One thing only will protect you
1t is the name Of Comstock & Co.; Hat name
must ARRAYS be on The wrapper, or you are cheated
Do not forget it. Take this direction with you,
and test by that, or never buy h for it is impos-
a6b for any other to be true or genuine. Sold
by Comstock & Co., New York, Z Maiden Lane.
For sale at the Drug store of q. l.. Thompson,
Ottawa 81 W.
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WHEAT WANTED.
Furniture for Sale.

"a ME subscribers have ON hand a large
h lot Of Furniture, consisting of 7a-
bleS, Bedsieads, Hash Stands, Looking
Glasses, Sc. &c. Beef and Pork taken
in exchange for the above articles.
Nov. 27-G ARMOUR o. LAMB.
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a LOT OF BED STEADS, for sale
or exchange for produce by the
subscribers.
Walker &. UICKLING.
Ottawa, August 6, ls4l. , lift
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COMSTOCK g. co.

Wholesale Druggists, New FORK, n Maiden Lane
For sale at the Drug Store of G, l.. Thompson
Ottawa. % ly.
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500 EsEWAFD!

4 ! Ne HHdrtd DJiiUS Rclcqyd has been offered
" for months, to any one who will use a bottle
OF Hiys' LiWmeat for the Piles without being
cured. OF thousands sold, in no one instance
has it failed cure. Proof overwhelming to be
seen where it is sold. 1t is also certain cure in
"eayiY ere,y case. Externally, in the following
complaints.
For the Piles, Tightness of the chest
For all Dropsy especially in children.
Tender Feet Foul I lccrs of the legs,
Sore throat by cancer, orothcrfungus sores,
or ulcers, however obstinate OF
Group long standing
Whoopng cough, Fresh Wounds,
Scald Head, Chilblains, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IHSUE subscriber of selling private sale,
any of the property hereinafter described. to-wit
The House lot. the corner OF Nam ana 'FRONT.'
streets occupied by John Williamson as a store
building with old house on II, on Nam street,
adjoining named lot the east. ana adJolnhS
the three story brick lately put up by JOB Borton
building lot, Main eet,adjnnIng the proper
tv of Armstrong Grimes the we running BACK aoeu
$50 feet alley, and having the advantage OF ten loot
sey extending front along its whole length BACK
to the first mentioned alley. .
The property resides consisting of good, vel
finished dwelling house, nearly The main buIid-
ing by 81 feet. with four the first hoor win
passage or entry. Kitchen milk house, wash house all OF
brick good roomy stable and other out buildings
Of good quality Excellent roomv, dry I'd airy
cellar; about two a half of ground. ess
quantity the purchaser; fruit trees of various
kinds The surpassed by any in the place,
for peasantness Il well calculated for private resi-
ence yet the business of the city,
and De a situation for boarding house rms
property the improved expressly for his per-
manent residence, believes it Will bear inspection
Also, a Farm 81 situated about miles from
the Civ directly Greenve road; originally owned
and improved Frederick Hoover. and since owned by Da-
vd Holloway The situation il unusually fine; has on II
several strong and reverfaing Springs; excellent or
cha h consisting 300 trees embracing good veey
of fruit.
The terms sale of of the above named property.
and liberal, price and time. Those DIS
purchase such property respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
| ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond. Fifth Month 22nd, 1871. 2On
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A House and Lot-FOR SALE

u ME subscriber sell good BRICK
TENEMENT. situated Washington Avenue, with
comfortabl fixtures attached Terms VIII be accoinnoa-
ding For enquire of tine ersgned.
living he premises THOMAS HEYARMDN.
Richmond, Ia. July g. 1871. 26tf
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Public Sale.

TWILL be offered public sale in RI hmond Sat-
w urday the ID day Of October property si-
,atei on Main street, part Of which formerly occupied
nv the subscriber as BlacksmIih's shop
fourth down, the balance in three equal
first. the middle OF January, aud the other
=, six and twelve months from that time
Sale will commence between the hours of 20 O'Clock,
~ -''1 HENRY L. WETHERALD.
Sept. Il, 1911. S'ss
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-10-02

nR JAYNE'S ELECTROMAGNETIC inv aluabIc
medicine is daily eeciing of the asonsa
and Wonderful thai have known. All
who have Gsed Asthma, Cough, Splitting Of Blood
Hopping Cough. truop Hives Consumption, Chronic
Peur-v Uoarenes. Pain aud Soreness OF Breast. d
Gcuy Bea and other disease OF the LtN6
and BREAST. and do 10 its usefulness.
1t stands UNIV called IL stands pre-emnont-TRY nni
viii be forced Rcknnw ledge hare 7of,
be oterrRted; that it stands far above ard be-
yond ttion that the only reasonable,
ony the ony truly successful method of
resting and Curing diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs
Extract a certificate the Rev Dr Eabcock, late
President of TIE Waiervie College, Maine
s'tfom intimate personal nrlHa ntnnre with Dr. -
JAYNE, regular student the Medical tnvery OF Penn
ysana, experience, successful OF met-
cne | prepared appreciate the numerous testi-
hi different medical preparations much,
highly great majority Of those which
ensvey eulngtsed, on trial OF them family,
and personally, have more than Tenltzei
arofabe antcipatous They what they profess
quack nostrHnsbut skuiy prepared antldatca
for affective Of human diseases know
they highly esteemed. frequently prescribed, hy
respectable Of the regular practitioners OF
medicine this and elsewhere. and do not hesitate
20 commend "A valuable al ton terra
dca and 4 SAFE wei emintay useful remedy for the
f dseased'
RUFUS BABCOCk. Jr.
Mr. Nicholas Harris, Of the dencons Of tie Fret
Baptist Church rhiladcp hia Inns been perfectly cured
bv it-after having Suffered sixty years with Asthma,
iich hitherto SKIN Of 81 the best Phys
clans of the city Miss Mary Campbell of Fayette 10
Pa Asthma OF eighteen years standing
/ by this EN pectqEaat
this Kind might be depended upon, prepared by
regular physican thefu- md he had q
+ JAMES n. DLGDAi.E,
+ July 81. lsil.-29-ly RIctMoNp, L.
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Terms of adyertising...OSE DOLLAR per square io
toree Insertions and TwESTY-FIvE CENTS for each ad-
ditiona nsertionTEN LINES or the space occupied y
$50 ems, counted square, nothing counted les @ .
SQUARE. all over a square. aud less than square an"
haf 10 be counted square and tdE-feF square i'i
three months THREE DOLLARS for SIX months SIX DOL
LARS or Ten DoLLARs per annum; two squares lf'fL
;otr AIRS AID FIFTY CENTS per annGn; three squares
TUr.ry DoLL.as per Merchants Druggists,
and others, advertising oy the year, VIII ne ~
ol, of 1000 MS 500 90 per for three-fourths
of a column. 5000: for half column. S33Vu; lof
quarter column S25UUA ded1ctoh OF ~ PEI ceIi'.
Gill be made Oh longer than quarter OF
column inserted by the half year year, ana ho'
altered Chancery notices and petitions fo Divorces
he maid invariably advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad must be accompanied tho cash, iless
ordered for publication by n brother publisher
~ r. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid for option Of the pbishe Or y previous
agreement the publisher and the advertiser
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NOTICE.

4 T an Election for Directols in the Richmond Ira
ding and Manufa cturIng Conn any. held said Conn
panvs Office the City of Richmond the 7th of the
present month"; the following gentlemen chosen TO
busness OF the institution the succeeding
viz: J. r. Mende1hal, w NJ Leeds |. +. Jones, ID. r
Virgins Thos. N,wman, VIM. Cox, and Isaac Commons
blowing, and organized by appointing
r. Mendenhal, President; John Haines Sec'y, and Eli
Brown, Treasurer The public will therefore take notice,
that fair prices vii be allowed for WOOL Rag, &c in
line the said Coapany's businessn exchange foI ma
ufactured articles at equally fair prices.
Those persons indebted to this institution
count of longer standing than six months; notes that
duc stock emauing unsettled, hereby re-
,fiv requested forward and settle the
before addedto them which must, and VIII, ines
isabiv, result, rg iect of this notice.
JOHN HAINES. Sec'y.
Richmond June 2Gh, 1871. 25-6m
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0AnaIsSS Ira wTit4IITl

LNLAN Sf:ED.-1ho highest price. il Cash. paid for
D. EIAN SEED, delivered IA Richmond.
Aug -, 1871. IRWIN RE I'D X BROTHER.
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song Books, &c.

Song Books, &C.
Bijou Minstrel, Braham MlEs'rel,
Parlour Songster, Turner's Annual 1911
SINGERS Gem Black Diamond,
Naval & Patriotic Songs, Magician Exposed,
Angelic Minstrel, WoMaN as Virgin, Wife,
Musical Diadem, and Mother,
Jim Along Josey, Fortune Telling Cards,
Comic Singers Jewel, Age do. do
Great Western Comic Presidents SnngsIer,
Minstrel, Juvenile Forget me not
Sam Slick Shorter Fireside Book,
Ourang Outang Roarer, Juvenile Gin,
Fishers Celestial, DarlIngs a. t. Z
Turner's Annual Golden colorod a. Ii. &.
Pearl or Rosebud. Fairy Tales,
New Celestial. juvenile Prmmcrs,
Shamrock and Thistle, National do
Lady's Song Book, Toy Books,
For Sale at the Richmond Book Store by
ID. z HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, May Goth, 1871.
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LASTS assd PEGS

VIZ undersigned has bee, for time engaged in
Z TIVE Manufacture Of ShoemaksF's Lass and Pros
and opered shop in Ricnmond and for the sale
them lie III ;Irnisn them order Of the best Of wood
ar n-iia, style Ae equal ary made
the vest His terms, either Wholesale retail,
prensrt5on 10 the hardness OF TIRE times
CORNELIUS VANSANDT.
e,eaH.oaa, Sept. Ilsh, lSil. 36-3uso.
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NOTICE To the Citizens of Wayne County:
II ME understood beis appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
informs Ia P,fc nat his Office i in Richmond. in
Robert Morrtss building, stairs and that any person
living distance. nain his services BY deposltIng
line the Post ofice ted him Richmond sta ing
therein what place he attend such service, and
what town pubic placl it Is near.
WILLIAM cox Surveyor
n B. All kinds Of convyancng done by the subscribers
neat aud on short notice w. &.
Richmond Nov % 1870 46f
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ITNHE above valuable medicine as prepared py Df 'lK
on kept constantly for sale by the suoscrber"ho
sole proprietor, and warranted genuine
~ o,ar,I ennte of this Justly ebrate1 medicine fo
rre of fever and only, such TO preclude the ne
i,v Of f,rher comment afflicted, try it, and
their appreciation is certain Fog particulars see e wrap
per o the bottle.
The medicine viii be carefully packed and SEMI 70 any
part country, orders hy ca or s'
Wholesale Druggist. Richmond, Ind
For Sale nv c. & T. Bordsall, Druggists, corner o.
" 49, ID. P. HOLLOWAY.
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Nj NIIEI
G Ii g e Z z -t @ z e z 3
ME subscriber his taken the brick CENTRE
HOTEL, il Nncietowr, Delaware county. Indiana,
hopes n liberal share OF custom from
his ola friends and ths public in general The House IL
comm0dious comfortably furnished. The Stable
and " agon ard areooth large and convenient; with
good in.he yard, and plenty of good Hay.
and Corn the table. Every attention shall be paid
all who may call tsmake them happy and comfortable
BENJAMIN SAYRE.
Muncetown. Feb.3. 1910. 5tf
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a. n. EE3yyEON. Snrg~on Dentist.
HFFl.E at J,srs UyxxIcUrr-s where lie viii al
8 toe branches Of his profession. viz laser
tas Teeth pivot and goi plate, from n whole set
Extracting. Rcnavafja. Scaling. Plugging &c &c
All operations performed the latest and approved
principles. Terms reasonable. Consultation gratis.
Ladies waited on At saejr respective residences
RErSg Nj. Rogers, VI. u. Cincinnati.
Nm. iudkns, VI ID do
w. II. Brisbane. VI D. do
Rev. Asa D5ury. do
Sept L. ISL. 31-3w
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Dry Goods, HaMacare, Groceries

The above have been ssleced by himself with
especially for this market; and he falters himself that he
will be able to sell the CHEAPEST. for CASH
fEThe public respectfully invited 10 call and exa-
mine for themselves.
Richmond, Fifth Moth. lst, l84l. lift
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-05-12
THE DIFFERENCE.

Alexander Mcleod, who no" '''''
indicted for murder and arson, lsl'eq''',
ly called upon by the Sherlff ana '' ,r,,
out TO oyster suppers after da'h'
ever heard OF an instance oil the klO0 WV :,
where an individual, indicted iof h'''.
was allowed such unwarrantaOIe ""''
ECHO answers who!
When VIM. Lyon Mackenzie w" D..
fined in Queen Victoria's .dn'sf'''" !,
tile at Rochester, he was mol ''''" ~,
visit the death-bed of his sgea " +,
nor even to attend her funeral Wv .,
contrast in the treatment " wv" q
persons f? Mackenzie was mP'''' %
having proclaimed the wr0Hs' 'n1 -, e.
ions under which his eouhHym'A %
suffering, and for bis efforts to en- e,''. ~
them from British bondage ,, ~
to gaia for Canada, Whs' -
won for his country. He only so' 's ~
the Americans that assistance Wise
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-05-12
MAY.

and were also receiving aaditn,,,.
from The tories OF those paris of -
Province which lay immedi,,.Is p
borders between the two p,ov;s. 70 '@
soon as all the patrio, oppo,l,;o' Il
South was wholly annihila:ed. a. : :. ~
existed no more fear of It's b,.,.'. "''
anew, Sir John Colborne. VIII ~
with deep desire of inflie,inv - ''''e
est vengeance possible on n. = s''s'
race o, the patriotic Canadians. q, =
untimely death OF the un(or,.n,,. ~ !. u
made preparations on the la,o.., va
his expedition against ST. Fa.,..s F a
though by his numerous spie, +. Nv A.
iecliy acquainted with the e,.e, 49, ~
the forces the patriots had IN lLr s.n
he collected at leas, 1000 j,e,n,,. J"
over =. 700 cavalry. This force wa. h,, =
by Sir John CoIborne in person, vi" "'',''
lore that ''me' when the patio, oppo,i,'.
was more to be dreaded bad no, S ,.',''
venture his own person, bu, w1.. ' ~
valiant English Commander les,,.l :, ~
few hundred patriots badly armed ,,l
disciplined could be sacrificed r. p..' ''
ferocity, he boldly came forward IA ~
The expedition. He also took with 8"
eight pieces Of flying artillery and -.
piece for throwing rockets the Who'll, -.
followed by an immense train of c,,s...
loaded with ammunition, and of so,,. :,
baggage, provisions and implement.
number OF workmen also accompanied IL.
expedition in case their services sboup l..
needed for the construction of bridv., =.
other purposes. In conformity with II,
'sanguinary and inhuman feeling, Of II.
old wretch who commanded the trooDs q,
this occasion, standing gallow, and ,h,
barbarous instrument OF military torture,
the cat o. nine tails, were taken with II,
avowed intention of hanging and loruh,r
the patriot leaders, il any of them wei,
caught alive and in arms. This saws,
display is entirely in unison with the feel.
ings of the praying, psalm--singing and
hypocritical CoIborne, whose sole de,gh,
is to persecute all that lean towards Esr.
alism in politics, and CRAFTY at the SAN,
time the lanatical bigotry of the " Estsb
lished Church.
1t may be proper here to say, that tie
village Of ST. Eustache was situated On 4
beautiful and picturesque point formed By
bend in the Ottawa river called Milk
Isles. Through the centre of the village
runs small river called Ripiere du Chm
1t was one Of the most elegant villages Of
Lower Canada, and several Of its build
ings were unsurpassed for beauty and es'
canoe by any on the continent Of Norm
America. The Catholic Church with III
two handsome spires, the facade oil winch
was built with cut stone, The manor house
also built OF the same materials, the priesI'
house which was also quite strong, '@
nuns convent which was entirely new a0O
built of very strong materials and @
houee of one of the representatives, WE
H. Scott, Esquire, which was not 'n'ei"
to any of the buildings which we 10"
previously mentioned, except the ChoH',
were all nearly built in a square and lo'n"
one OF the most powerful defenses 'na'a
invaded enemy could posslbIy de''e'
proper pains had been taken TO 'O'"'
them.
(To be continued.)
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-05-12

SWANTON, MAY 10, lS4l'

"pERsEvERE TO THE BE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-14
WIFE ELM e.
CIT o EFI 3 r S.

CITY Of + | e + X 5.
MIyor-Georse Daliy-onice ON Main street.
Cierk-James S. Wheai-DiIico on Maiu srtcei.
CITY SergerHf-J. l.. Singsion-odice Mum Street.
Street ommissioner-JUhn Moore
FIaur Iaspecior-CeoIge Baird. Oaice Market
Space.
Superintendent aHi W. Works-JosIAn POWELL
Whar6 Mgsier J. &. Wiley.
The CLerk Of The MarLsi-Wm Hall.
CaratOr OF ne cir HaH-J. Warden.
Aldcrmen-Ist Ward J. Murray. Pad Ward Jas.
Mcconnell. 81 Ward II Sims. 4h Ward r.. Bier. 5Ih
Assessors, que for each Warh-lst, T.. Campbell;
2L. a. Pavon; 81 J. w. Robb; lih, J. Robinson, 5ih,
Wan Templei0n.
SIaiiarg CoHrRinee- Naughien,and Irwin. for
me 1t Ward ~ MGinnis 81 Laughlin; 81 IIar-
ding and {. l. Strong 4il. Richardson's Richards;
9Th. Pratt aud Quarter.
Col aud Luiabcr MeaSHrer--y. G. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITS FOR THE COUNCIL
o. OrIiHqaces-Niayor, add well and Wheat.
o. RaTYce-Braiy, Hughes and Selby.
IA Accoants-Wickham Neel and Morrison.
"a Streets afR AHcgS-Selby, Dunbar. Scailerday,
Caldwell and Lambdin.
On Water W0rks-iiughcs Dunbar aud Graham.
On Hrrkef H8asc. -Wlckiiam Graham and Tanner.
GA ColL BIafs-Sraham, Adams and Scaticrday.
On WtarUeG-MLurc, Brady, MGaughey, Wick
hun aud -
Or Fare Dsp4rfarqt.-Selby, MLnre' Morrison
Hubbard and Tanner.
GA Petitions GAI ReAoHs,ranceS.- Neel, Lambdin
aud Dunbar.
o Sllrries-Wrckham MGaughey, Tanner. Dun
bar aud Grahlm-
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
nj WIsgEu0-

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
NJ iPheeiiHg.
GAPIrAL SrocS, 100000.
Directors for 1871 appointed bg The State.
Thomas PAUL., Arthur NJ. Phillips, 4. Jacob, d..
Crnger.
Elected By Ge SiocLhoders-A. wonJs. r C..
Woods. wm. q. Tyson, John Bane. a. p. Woods.
a. WOODS, President,
J. Lrsr. Cashier.
Discount dag Oh Thursday ofeach week.
MERCHANTS q MECHANICS BANK OF
WHEELING.
CArIrAL SrOcx. Sjl4.500.
Directors for lSil.
On The part Of the Sb1'e-Joseph Caldwell, WIN.
TSelby. Israel UpdcgraiE
Far me S,ockblLIeTs-J SShriyer, Samuel Necl.
John Richie, Mark Douglass. Daniel Zane, &
Knox,
s BRADY. Cashier.
Discount day Tuesday Of each week, bills Of ex-
change discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CArIrAL SrocS 100000.
Directors for 1911.
Thos Hughes, Morgan Nelson, Jos Morrison
John p. Clarke, John NJ. Clarke, John MAlullen.
Robt. cmnglc, Jos. Pollock, Tho-. J. u, Pentoney.
THos. HuGIEs. President.
r. m. GREER. Treasurer.
Discount day Thursday Of each week
FIRE g. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
CAPrrtL Sr0CK 2JJ0.O00 -Sl00O00 PAID ~.
Directors Tor 1911 eiectct Jaq. 4.
John Fawccr. samuel Spurg. Samuel Neel. G.
u. Knox. John Goshorn. r. w Harding, }. S Shri
YER s. Brady, Wm Paxton.
JOIN FAWCETT, President
D.. Laws. Secretary q Agent
WESTERN INSURANCE co. OF WHEELING
CArfrAL sr1cx. sjO0,OO0. 100000 FAtp rs.
Directors FOR 1911. elected Jan. 6.
Thongs Hughes. Morgan Nelson. VIM. p. Peter
son. q. Paxton. a. ~. Johnston, James n. Fsrsyth
Robt Cmnslc. John M'Nfullcn Daniel Lamb.
THOMAS HUGHES, President
p. m. CaEER, Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HAHrFonD. CONN.
sAML ATKINSON. Agent.
ian Is Main 81. Wheeling. Va.