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SICKNESS.
October 81, 1910.

THERE ere many persons that we ddiy h,hoj,
whose count, nances a.d frail limbs Leuoc ilc-
tiln' which We find has principally orig nllod from
neglect OF proper remade5 al the Commencement If
sickness. At first the patient plans of bile un
the stomach attended with sickness, cosiireacss DC,
he negecs to procure proper mrdciDe; at Ion,h lie
complains of pain in the side ard somach with
sour quotations; his appetite becomes impar,d,
his rest trouble, ONE, his mind harasscd, and all
things around him appear not IN their proper station
He sill neglects himself when in all probability
the disease may at lenth be SO fast seated that 10
redca! aid will replace him again. Al the lrs
attack of sickness there should be mo time lost"
m procuring DR. Harlichs coMPoUSD STRENGTH
EsiSG APERIE>T PILLS, which Immediately IC-
moves bile from the stomach, oaviate cqsliyoncss.
remove disorders in the head nvigoTate TIE mihd,
strengthen the body, improve the memory, aud cl :
ISeh the Imagination thus restoring the body
again TO ats proper functions
Principle Office, No. 10, NORTH EIGHTH
street, Phlladelphia
HENRY YOX fHEiMTR.
OCTOBER "a, lelo. Agtnk
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TO TIE INFLICTED.

THOSE WHO suff,ring irorn various Diseases
incident 10 the uman family, would dn well To
procure Or. Hardchs Compound NrtHgiheHing
and German APerieH Pills. which .re 50 pre-
snnenuy recommended for Dy'PrIsa, Liver
Complaints AIMS i'll the siic, bac|> and breast
Nervous Al ctous, Heai-Ache, aud all the dls-
sses OF the stomach aud Bowls. Pamphlets may
he ob,ained gratis, which contain full az d cxPlicile
directions for using. The reader is r,f red to se'-
aral very interes ing certificates OF cures 10 thi,
paper, which may be relied upon ds they az taken
from tina original. For sale at NJ. l9, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Phiiadel phia.
HENRY YOX fHENlER.
Cetoefr "a 1910. AgtGf.
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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SILK Sc
ClErI, AND RURAL ECONOMIST.

EDITED ny GIDEON Il. SMITH.

EDITED NJ GIDEON u. SMITH.
THIS journal was established by the Amerca
Silk Society, for the purpose of d,llusing Irac il,
lnlofmhtlon on the CULTURE SILK Ia the Unite
S'a'eS. II has now been published one " ar, an
may be considered a work Of standard character.
The frs years ubl.caon, comprising the fir
vo'umr, cOnt1ines a mas of valuable inOlm ,tiOI
and / will he the o CT of the editor to max
tie srcord equal in all resp,ts, if not superior,
the first. The I'M onan fact is now esta lIsh, d b,
yond any question, that the peop'e OF the Unite
States can make silk CHEAPER and BErrER tha
any oh,r nation upon earth. 1t has been prov,
10y unInpcachItls iest m1ny, that tie cniirc Cos
nt producing sill. ready l,r ma kel, does not exccc
TWO nOLLATs Ann TWENTY FIVE CENTS Pc
PoUND, aud its lowest value is FoUR DOLLARS An.
FIFTY CENTS; also, that ONE ACRE of ground plant
ed IN muTus mulciuli-, Will produce the fl st yea
the trees ale planted, roURrr-~IGur rounds
SILK, leaving clear profit TO the producer OF on
HCNpRED AND EIGHT DOLLARS Il has also beel
proved that the chldi n and f. males fany firmer'
t'mily can, with the gr ale posslb' ease, produ,
from nifty 10 hundred p u IDS Of silk every yea
without any cost whatever to the expe.scs OF Ii,
farm afe he u,cs are planted md thcr FORE tha
The whole amoun, of silk will I've so much clear g in
y from S225 10 $3.50. With these facts we sut
m to an intel gent people welher it is not a gr,a
and import ant object Tor them to Introduce the Gu,
lure Of silk ia every farmers family in the UniA,
10 enable oil our farmers TO make ST k, the .lsuR
NAL OF tue AMERICAN SILK SOCIETY," was est ,b
lIshel; il contains ain PRACTICAL directions f,r crt
TIvATi>G THE TRIES, TEGnING and REAuINa sILs
WORMS, REELING Tue SILK, and preparing il f.
market &c. besides all oihtT Information that cal
he qnred to enable any p, rson to enter upon III,
business, eilhor OH large OF small scale E,en
iliend Of his country, into VIII Sc hands this papc,
may fall will be ding patriot and philan hrhpislI
work ~ inducing his friends aud II, ighbous TO en-
ter their names uTon the list Of subscribers
he journal Of the American Society is publishe,
monthly, in pamphlet form; each number coalains
thnly two octave pages, printed on new type and
handsome paper, wi print,d colored cover,
TERMS Two dollars year, OF SIX copies for
ten dollars, Always TO be psid before he work is
sent. All subscriptions to begin with The first num-
Der of the year, and in lao viii The work be sent
TO any subscriber longer Than II shall have been
paid for.
CJ NEw srRsCnIBERs, who take the first and
second volumes, Will be charged onl, TaalL Don,
LAWs for the two years,
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George w. Eayng,
AND COMMISSION MER.
CHANT,

CUESSUr STREET WnARF, IIARRIsBURG,
Is prepared to receive G ,os and p, oducc at the
new warohouse, which his arrangements will ena-
hlc him TO hrward with ,sparch to Philadelphia
PntshuTg, Wilhamspori, Wiikcshlrrc, Columbia
L1nraster. or any other point on The p,nnsyiv mia
and Union Canals, and The Pennsylvania aud Hdr-
risburg and Lancaster rail roads
Goods from Philadelphia for Harris g, Carlisle,
'hamb' rsburg, &c. &c, forwarded with care aud
expedition.
Coal, PLAsTER, SALT and Frsu, constantly for
sale Sept. ..
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kE 4 II a Es ID ~

UNITED STATES CO MMERCIiL An
STATE ICAL REG.S Ek.-Con,aining DO
umcntS, facts other useful inf Imatinn illushr
tive OF the history ami resources of The America
Union, and Of ch State embrace commerc
mmul"clures,. aeri,u tue, int, rnul improN enenL
banks, CurreI cy, ii anccs, education, &c. &c. Ed
ted hy Samuel Hazard.
Publ he'd every "Wednesday, at 70 Dock stree
The price to Subscribers is So per annum, payahl
on the ii i OF jnnlry of each yea. No suhscrli
uon received for less th,n a year. Subscribers OF
Of the principal cite to pay in advance.
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. Prospectus Of VOL. $, for 1871.

Prospectus Of Vol. y, for 1911.
THE Cultivator was established to improve and
l. elevate the Agriculture OF the country; 10 give
proper tone to the morals and mnd oil the Far.
mer; to show him the digriy and impo lance oi
his rocssion; to store his mind with useful KIN W.
ledge, and convince hun thst While oil ella 'ses arc
and NUT he mnre or | ss dependant on each other,
he alone of the whoe can n, ke any near approach
10 indcpeud nee. lf there is one hing mcic than
another, which in This country gives min super
nrity o,e his fellow mrn, skuuNlelse; aud this
owcdge,--kn' wleIgc which is as ess, ntlai 10 the
success OF the farmer as to oh,r men,-n Is the
dc ign of the Cul'ivator 10 aid in imp ring.
Oj' The volume for 1910, is filled entirely with
OT gRGi Communications, cmb acinG artcl from
about 800 Corespondtnts, from alm every state
in the Union.
II an iucr asc cf sub,crpton beyond any pr, &C.
dent III the hist ry of Aghcu'tu, oil Journa,,-i the
almost Cninm u voice oi the puhlic rioss Ia uur
f,,oi,ii tie multitude of piiva,e y,t fitcrtng le =
limouals vc have received, added to q crcua ion
amounting the lirs, year 10 o'rwENrY-rwo Tnuu
SAND. may I've admittd as cvien'c, then we have
certainly M 1t bun laj trtsun t. he graf fled with
tie surce. VIII ch has attended the Union oi tie
Cul,ivaior and te Gcne Fatm,r. NJ ,xprn {
Ii ceI " II be spirel 10 rehdcr The Cultiva,or
WORTHY If tie patronage il has ryccivci. In tie
number, variety and tNcel nc. of lis WuairGt 0iiS.
IL T. Without lNil al hoic or abroad, the last w.
ume bang ntcll shed wIth hcIry Oae Ntndtd
Eag'driHgS, illustrating tie mn ROY, breeds o ii l.
srs, Cattle, Slep, SNi -, Ban diugs, Implements
q =. m Xxi 9 the Culllya;or, all Til Gs nsdercd
1t /; lclc>cd, the Cheapest Agricultural Pap ever
puh'is ed in this or any othr county
TEHMs-OHe Dollar per ant um-Sx COZ S fol
: D - the money to lie IrmI I'd III advance, ir c U
p,s ag". y commission Of 20 per cert i'll he "a
loved To Ag"uts who obtain 20 or m,e subScr
Iers. and % per ccn'. TO those who Obtain 100 o
more All subscrlt ons 10 commence with vel
umr.
Pos;mastcrs and gentlemen ds.o cd t. Zen thci
influence to and the caue of Ag ul.ure, are re
spec folly quested TO act IS agents Address
JESSE BUEl & co.
Publishers Of Tie CHL iruior, ABa"y, " J
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TranspOrtatiOn Line
7 Q d A L T | N o r E /.


(vlA THE WATER cASAL)
Warehouse foot IF ChesnW Street on The Penn.
syhnnia Canal
a BOAT leaves the wharf of the subs rber eve
~ mofhIg al o'clock, running through to Bait
more in three days. Consgnmen,s OF produce,
iron, &C. will receive despatch by This line, which
has not hitherto been oqualcd by any other. Rate
OF freight as low as Ivy any other regular line.
References:
JOHN w. BROWN, \
BUCK & HERR. 4, iii.
HERMAN s. STIi.LNIGER,
]. 81 A. II. HERR.
Goods intended for Pittsburg, or any nont on
the Pennsylvania Canals, will le shipped without
delay their arrival at Harrisburg, Us this con.
meets with the North American line of Portable
Boats TO Pittsburs daily, and with the Susquehan-
ma Packet Line to Northumberland, Willidnsporl,
Wilkesbanc, and all intermediate ! l,ces.
GEORGE W. LAYING.
Harrisburg, Sept. 8, 1910.
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Th Urn WILL PRETAJJ,

Df' liarhth', nedi,ines are daily increasing in
pub ie FAVOR, ard ~in' from any Ia, fir ,ual 10
estihliih ,h,ir w"'h. We have a conmuni,a a,,on
IN our eoiu 'n' ,s-d'y from p' rson long awict.d.
which i Ia ,ne Of many vouchers fer his n,,J,'
cine. s.---Sg,,. If IA, Times,
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THE cULTrVAToR.
WILLIS gAYlDUU

A Consolidation Of Buers CuhiuaiOr and The Ge-
nesee Farmer.
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FOUR THOUSAND NEW SUBSCRIBERS
IN TWO MONTHS! :,
WHEN we fist purchased the oil AMI well
known c-tahl shmcnt ufte
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WMEEIING POSr OFEIcr
VIEW MAIL ARR4NGEWENT

GREAT NAIL
Prom East arrives nj l2 o'clock anil 30 rsinn'es NJ
To West departs a, O'clock. and 30 minutes NJ.
tr-n West. arrives at O'Clock. Il minutes; A. NJ.
To East, departs AT 3 O'Clock: a. VI
Northern SeubeuyIlle Mail Arrives M 80
minutes after NJ. and departs nt halfaitcr unc T. W
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays al -. ~ Departs Mon.
days, Ncdnc,tlys sud Fridays, al O'Clock +. NJ.
Southern " Marietta Mail. arrives Tuesdays and
Saturday. al o'clock. r. W Departs Mondays d.
Fridays al 5o'clock. 4. NJ
NnIdsiCld Mail arrives every THURSDAY. 9o'clock.
\. " Departs every Monday. , o'clock T.. VI.
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday. Thursday
andSlturday, al ] o'clock, 4. III Departs same
days at | O'Clock Z. NJ.
Murglniuwn Mail arrives. Tuesday. o'clock T.
NJ Departs Wednesday. o'clock. A. NJ
Letters intended for the morning mails shonld be
deposited hy 4 o'clock. IA thu morning
luland postage Of foreign letters mus, be inVara.
bly, post paid.
Office open NJ 10 sncr : :. NJ
The Eastern Mail Will 10 delivered u tho citizens
as soon prepared, which will Ice generally nj 2
alter +. W. Strangers persons from the country
waited on at any limo.
Tho Office opens Sundays one hour ollor the
preparation of the mail IOm the East which Will
be at , after =. NJ
g. w. THOMPSON,
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~ 81 ~ r. EN- G.

CITY OFFIC Frs.
NIy9r-Goorge Daliy-oiiire on Main street
CIcrk-Iames ). Wheat-Jtico on Main srtcci.
Ci,y Ssrgcrni-J. L.. S,ngsion-1itce Nam Street.
Stree. C0ElmissioRer-JUhn Moors
Flour IaIysct0r-Ge0Ige Baird. Office Market
Space.
5 iD,rialcnIsHt a1I ". WorkI-JosIAH POWELL
Wharf Master }. &. Wiley.
Tie Clerk ofLs M1rLc,-Wm Hall.
Curator Of tie CiJy Hull. warden.
AIleru,sn-l.t Ward !. Murray Dad Ward JAS
hTgonueu 81 Ward K SIms. 49,, Wool =. Bier. IN
WGri----- -
A,.e,,ors. on. for zach Wari.--lst, T. Campbell
OIL !. Pav,oa; 3 j. J. w. Ro5b; An. J. Robinson. 51h
VIM VcmpieIon.
S,u;iqry Co,q,4iilee-MN sughisn.sud Irwin, io'
Ina LIST Ward; 81 MG'nnis Il Llughhn; 81 Har
J,,, and C 7. Strong; 4.h, Richardson 4 Richards
5ih, Prau sud Qua'r.er.
r. and Lumber M,zsu-er-J. {. Wiley.
srAvpIyC; COHNITTs FOR THE COUNCIL
a, OrIinaacc..-Nayor.T Caldwell and NasH'.
a, E;n1ace. -Brtiy, Hughes and Soihy.
n, .,r,.aIs-W ckhan. Nosl aud Morrison.
n, Streets ~ tNsgs-Selhy. Dunbar. Sca'Ieriay
C,IIrou aad Lanhdn.
n, lTy,r WOrks-IIughcs. Duohar aad 6rah1m.
~ ,I,-lsi HJusc. -WIcNhsm' t'rnhan Ani Tanner
~, Crl Bmls-Grahnm, h4a'M' '"d ScaIierDay.
~, lylacrc--M Lore, F'"dy' VI ""-s"'y' WICK
ham auI 'r.-r~-. 81. Ar. ~,
-, FIRE f,spIr'RsHi.-Se'"! " '1''' -"'''rI''"'
Hcbba1d and Tanner VI rty
n p,,;,;ous and RsHoHsfa"'''- "'''' Lh'""1'''
aud Dunbar. ,rc,rbey ,T,r,., Nm,
ba. aud Grahim.
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NIONL.LLLNl.


LUCK 1T SiLyE~TER.S
NATE are upw opening 1, Tire Store room Of Mr.
w y White "u Main street opposite The resi-.
deuce Of NLurn Esq. large assortncutof British
q rcurh fashionable and summer goods a. iry,cIrv.
al Of which viii be- sold much chcancr than ever
before offered In Wheeling Wc viii rqke In e,
change. Old s.iyeTaul gold. Jovc'rv. sc Sc.
Como and scr--aui son gs.ii osIrrr.scG-a'tac
extraordinary chcuYucss u! the couds
apI-lm GRAF X BALLENBERG.
Goods bought 1r our establishment will Do
conveyed 10 any purl Of the city free OF charge.
ESAWS' SOOTHING SYRuP-IIow many
"a thousands OF little children die 1.luu.,r, from,
the elects of PkOIttCFED DENTTIDN. Il
tI.'~ np argument iu convince E.u that %. Do
% ... rl.ar,U suffer sooner or later from the Ct-
ierts of i.nfarg, wHIch their kind protectors may
easily perceive from thr following -vrr,8rrz-
rCs,.,ssu,ssr suad.u Gtsaf CRYING. ..t.uI fever.
Ish and sleeps hurNt,.c. trrusts rrs Fingers into
lis mouth and bites, thereby seeming t1 uUrH.u
Fe ..H frequently attended ".'G cough, difficulty
che EYES. and sores behind fra ears, cor missions
&c. tu1s" who have On, care Dt these 'HftIr
ones should never He without ID Pam Cole
/ cutting .tC'n, HF winch they can prevent many
/ alarming EEm"'oms, which often prove fatal.
thousands OF mothers mud unr-r- r4r testify
in 'l. imHl. N'1ie elects o' tHs .1v1Iuln syrup
NH.n applied io fIo gums. Ii % child wake.
WIN lH.H 'N pos gems. q n Syrup. when applied.
gives u.Ea..1'a r1a.. Er opening tho pores au..
I ~" '' m. uLN.'H.ss aH. 'J'.H..t ~ tHgr
H 5gl,. an 5 a f, o2 1g Che gem
/ N0ETr. rIsI'T Observation-Disclosures
/ ~T CLAIR -TETET OpUD-TgE TIrE Il.
/ DH lNGE HDTII. TITT~gr EsIrEt.
/ AH1 Hg John Fisher Wheeling 81. rr %
GAIT HOUSE
/ tF''r.. '.rH.r n Vain rHE Srf "-.Es
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T,Es.FNiNPDRT.aYEal-M
fAiENI PORTABLE CAR-BODY LINE
exclusively Cor Transportation Of Freight ba,,ye >,
PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
AND
BALTIMORE q PrrrSBrRGU


--' - ,.'lN'8' LUX fAAFE. AND DESNfs
pCnNNoE. Proprietor,
ANES OCONNOR d -II,,;,,. ,,.,,,,.,.i
sb iHclr arrangements are ro,, ,,,,,.,.I =. -.
ward Merchandise, PrIdu,. t.r T., .,'.t -, ~ =
udelphra and Puisaur-h. aud nri,rnor, -, 80
'ursh. with that regularity and dr.p,l.b ,,t,,,|
ih'y Halter themselves has hitherto c,.-ar,,r.,,,
their Line. ''''
The superior mode Of carrying good. .ncculnr 10
iius ,luo alJucI prevents all ri,,s IF -uIlrr.r r-
damage or separation ct lr;s, too often Attendant o..
hurried iranshlPmeut OF single packages. % Ola.
several uncuuus OF the anal and rurlr1rs lr ryra
sure Ly loading Or unloading out uld,ur, the ro1d.
beng locked upa and carried throughout iu Pnri,bI,
Wafer proof Car bodies without rcpackIur hand
ling or any Interference whatever from the limo
"i'EcT beng loaded ga The Warehouse. at the start
ING point u"'iI hey are unoadCd IJhin the Ware
house ai,'J al the other end oiIhe Line.
The adaptation Of tins plan, on route where Rail
roads intervene with Canals Is uu Improvement
'"' obvious 20 need any comment: while The Ger
'a"ly ui reGcly ing lots complete iu clean AMI NOR.
'nAi'ahe order, affords advantages 10 owners and
''h's"ces 50 fully apparent Ia preclude the ur.
cessity Of further description
La addition 10 their d0s5ic GqIy Inc Of the usual
class lh'y have a single daily line OF Flsi boar. ,,
',sS '''i"s'' uuiIt expressly tor speed, by which
'"ts 'T" enabled ip carry 90 t, through ta siY F,ys
The too prevalent custom OF allowing the HtIr.
10 nc detained al tb" Eastern rout of The canal
""I' loading was procured 90 return with tlcrcr,
causing au accumulation ct produce ma PuI,hur,i
Tor want OF means OF trIH-pUr;ltIpu induced Then,
To- make their arrangements tins year rl rum trci-
Boats regularly, whether loaded or not, by winch
they VIII he enabled 20 forward a much larger
quantity than usual and uI.h anryoi, li.u,t,,
hitherto Impl,uCabc.
Toe central situations AMI cyicusivcucss oriEcir
Warehouses; M PHiaIcIrla. Bl.iin,,rc and pm.
"urgh. allprd accommodations peculiarly G,auro,s
"rs 20 Hose iavorug them wlIh their command.
They would respectfully solicit Mer, liant, and sim
pers To call and Iudssiur themselves
Goods consigned 20 the following Agents. will he
forwarded with despatch. All irc.gat a..I cl.l-.o.
pad. Bills OF Ladms Transmitted, aud every m
siruCiIOn promptly attended To. bv
JAMES O'CONNOR & Co.
Market street, PhuadcIphla
JOHN WEST.
North street. Bl'i.murr
TAATE X O'CONNOR
Corner Penn AMI WAYNE streets. PI,sburgt
:! S1-AII Produce delivered Tor the East Will no ~
c,Ivcd free of charge Tor storage commission or nd
Nl-,Ln. irrlsh'>. mar ll-3n
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DIR. WIN. EVANS

DC' 4 tA-'' - "a u jOT I fiiBIyhLN
WIEN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
q mothers knew the blessings this Svrup would
- ntiprd their Infants during he pcrrod of denlt
ION by rubbing their gums with &c. no tender moth.
or would neglect the use oft
DIR WIN. EVANS CELEBRATED CANO
MILE AND APERIENT PILLS ipr Weak sf1m1rh
Pam n the side, Bilious affections. &C. the Pills
viii perform cures when Physicians have dssDqir-
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Physicians are respectfully urged 70 usc these
Pills ia cases Of Dyspepsia, Uypocoudra &C.. when
he bad quality Of Drugs will not effect q cure Dr.
EVANS basis The efficiency and powerful virtue Of
bis pills on the superior quality Of the lngrcdien Is
Of which They are compounded
DR. GOODS FEMALE Pills.
These Pills are recommended 90 the Ladies for
suppression Of customary periodicals. also other
weakness Of Females 90 which they arr subject
DR HUNTS BOTANIC rms.
Accelerated 1uthihous Family Medicine
The above medicines are sold only Of the follow.
rng regular agents buy only Of the Regular agents
ls s1Ug men cell cDuntarleifa
Rrgu.l Agents. W. IG King Grocer. Wheeling
james Bufav g. Co, NOundsyiHe, Va. In. Clarke.
Fish Crock. W B1M s U1litvav. SMYRNA. y
Mr. Tumhul Look seller SicubcnvilIc. Tsaac liar.
rs. 80 100 Ltbcry IT, Pittsburgh
CATTtON--Dr WIN Evans will not hc roe.
| r11siblcfrr thc Ecuu0curss OF tho CamYmiie Pills
unless hey ore h1ugn Of Dr. Evans advertised
! sgehr--Tsere . csc a.sni is evsy county,
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s---1,,r-I WESTERN BAN OF VIRGINIA.
NO'i'l al Vhceli0l
C,rrrAL Sroox, $1,000.
t,1SI appoia, By The STATE
D'rss.,.' y,uu. Arthur NJ. iIiiPs, Z. Jacob. D.
Crugor. .,..,L,15-A Woods r G
~ yy,n g I'y.ou. Johnino, a. r Woods.
Noo-' A. bDS. PrssiaeHt
). LIST. Cashier.
U;.r,unt day on Thsradsysach week
MERCHANTS & MEcIpCS BANK OF
CAPITAL SrocS' 4''Oo.
Directors foTfl
On The part Of mo Hta,e'''P'' vi. ''o''' " w.
= Sslby. Israel Updosr"H' ,..- s,u,,or VI
y" p;,eL,s MARI Doug Ian,el Zane, & { ID
Knox, ,1,,,.prr CArELL. Pre,iGe5i
BRADY. Cashier. ~
Di.c,nnt day Tuesday IN "eeh' o'''s oil e'-
change discounted daiy' ......
WHEELING sAvINdSrITITiON
CArIrAL SrIOo'OOO
Directors I'll
Tho, Hughes. MorElison, JOS Morrison
- Cl,Tkc. John nike John MNiulen.
o., -,,,gle. Jos. Pollotos. J. q, PeulOnsy.
Taos GUG resident.
r. H. GRENdSHFsT.
Discount day Thursiaoh week
rfng & MARINE INslCE COMPANY OF
WING.
49,, Srorx s5OOs 10000 PAID ~.
Directors Ter fscfci Ja1 4.
r,,o Favceu. Samuc,g. Samuel Necl. {
u Eror John Goshorn. Harding, J. 5. Shri
YER. 5. Brady, VIM. Pal -. .,
n L,an. Secretary o.
WESTERN INsuRNO. or WHEELING
C,,rr,L srocK. s. 10000 FArD ~.
DIRECTORS for -eeiea Jan. 6.
Tb,m,, Hughes. Morbon, WIN. ,. Potter
, P,y,on. 4. y. D. James ". Forsyth
~, c,.n,ls. John M'Danicl Lamb.
TUON SlIES. President
FL CgEER. Seer,
pvnrFCrION2ANCE co.
uNRrF.NN.
SAM tNSON. Agent.
ia 81. Wheeling. Nn.
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X OiiIE--ihc late hrm OF Stephenson 4, Chr.
= ~,nu ceased TO oNlsi I'm consequence of N.
- =" " or "nr""od) on The 1t Of January lS4l.
aud render~ At necessary tia, their b,,spsss - 'i
DC closed therefore oil p-r.ons SHOWING iheus-I,
es indebted are requested TO mako Immediate cav,
meni and also psrsons having claims against ,bc,
will presenithem for settlement
). STEPHENSON.
an Survivor Of Stephenson A, C,,r,,,,,J
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( EAFOiD DIVINITY, compared with that of the
~ EDmsH and anglican Church. sNith n srs
cal view % The illustration OF the doctrine of H. -
uh'aiinH by faith, as II was made OF primary I'M.
p'.i'nce hy The rclpmersi aud as ID lies at tho
foundation Of al scug'ual views OF the GoSpel of
our Lord Jesus Christ Gy the r. Rcv. CL,rr.s
Perm NcIIvau, D. d. Bishop Of The Protestant Er,.
copal Diocese Of Ohio. Just received and for sal.
by J. \. IRGRAM.
Ap l. No I'll NaInsr
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BOOkSELLERS ~ crArInNEES.-

ME ubscribcrs especially inform their friend,
a aud The public lhatthcy have associated them
'g''es rs partners under The style of Robb 4 Ste
i",-san az The stand lately occupied by Stephenson
''' 'aF"o1d. corner of Nam a Union Sis where
g',l nav "n baud, ord offer for sale on accommo-
... rus q 'lrg" and valuable selection OF Re-
sinus. Classical. Inv and Midi -. - -,
n's. Geographic. Novels. and N,isccIIor,o,, ,,ort,
" '''F ",'' constantly receive all the new pubI-
'u"D"' rs 'h'y appear in Puiladclrhia. embracing
ming D" The various departments or literature
and sc'e"c together with S,tal B1Ls C,huTcf,
Muse anu stationary Of every description.
- III 'o"h,Mon with The above Is an extensive Eook
ac'ure Blank Books to order OF any sac, sryIc ,oJ
description
The highest Price will he allowed. os usual. IN
exchange tor Rags. dressed Sheepskins and Tanner.
Scraps. ! IS g0RR
Wheeling. April ,. !SIl. J STEPHENSON.
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q OIE PAPER Fine E"glsh Note PAPER. plnin
L y and embroidered. i beautiful article Just 70
coiycd and for sale by ROBB n STEPHENSON.
April -