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70 TIIOsE WHO Desire mENLTM.

TO THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH.
hereby certify, that was afflicted for eight wears
u with severe nervous disease attended with
constant pain IN the bte 81, side ana stomach
'gssoi app5utc, no rest at night, sIoSness o. nd
u'zhlhcss ~ the 'ad pam i'm he stomach after
C''hS' qua her sym toms winch attend midi
SgsNohi my bowels werl weak aud lrre.u ar.
uaNihS u al advice OF various physici1ns during
Hls ishS period, and usei much IN dcinc which
|ty produced temporary r,ltE In the year
10 >, was often unable TO leave my house and
oeinS poor widow dependent on INV own labor
ioI Iving, VAS obliged to go from house 10
u JUS 10 % am ~. Al length gave up all hOpes
2IIccoycry, aud trust TO INN that created all
mugs lintunatrlv was favored viii work IN
rlhhth street when the fmily, discovering INV
mI'GTaote silualpu, I'M ncdiatc'y recommended
~ Hdilch Compound Strengthening German
u,S Whlchihey pressure far me. | used them,
~" continued Tor about three mlni II; during he
sinc M 81 enis rrpidly increased, m c. ul.c-
n'ICc aht paid check retained L. their former
aug natural colOrs. ne have fully recover,
10 al present enjoy perfect health. feel IL M,
10y 10 ihig'n the publ Al large of he grcav
.''ue OF Hallch's M,dI, inc, that others may
Pto~nre ~ ana be IIewIsc cured ] am wei
,oWIi il TINS ctyi any person wishing 10 ses s:e
MARY II FCUSSNAN.
=. Jackson street ba' OF IA 20 lar lasie.
n - unequal ON e, M 10 y nth Eig.ftn street
y. oaeiI M. where ttstim"Hi. Is may be sea.
FCr az by JOHN FISHER,
aug ID WhCclinr.
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NoarI WESTERLY BANK oy VIRGINIA.

NORTH WESTERN BANK OE VIRGINIA.
al IFaeetng. a...r
GAPlrAL SrocE, 100000.
Direcfors foI 1911 aPpoiaie4 By NE Siqis.
Thomls PAUL. Arthur NJ. Phillips, z. jacob, D.
Eiceiea Jz ose SioekLolyers-A Woods, C.
WoJIs. WIN. b Tyson, john Bsnc a. =. Woods.
A. WOODS President
) Idsr Cashier.
Discount dag on Thursday ofoach week.
MERCHANTS g. MECHANICS BANK or
WHEELING.
CArrrAL Srocy. sjl4500.
Directors for 1911
On hcPqrt Of he StEe.-JOscph Caldwell WIN.
r $ hy. Israel UpdegraM
Tor me SioetI Hers-J Shriver. samuel Noel
Iohn Richie, Mark Dousluss, Daniel Zane, & c u
Knox,
Bp,DY. Cashier.
Disc ,ant day Tuesday Of each week, bills Of ex-
elrng' discounted daily.
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
CArirAL SrocK 100000
Directors Co- 1911.
Thos Hughes, Morgan Nelson, Jos Morrison
John r. Clarke. John NJ Clarke, John MMullen,
Root -rangIe, jos Pollock, Thos. J. -, Pononey.
THos iIUCuEs. PreSiieHL
+. H. GREER, Treasurer.
Discount day Thursday OF each week
FIRE & MAXINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING
C,rrrAL sroCN -s10000O rAID IN.
Directors for 1911 elected Jar. 4.
J4hn Fa,vcou samuel Sprigg. SIrnue Neel. G
D. Knox John Goshon, V. w Harding J. 5 Siri
yer. s. B.sIy, Wan Paxton.
JOHN FAWCETT, President
d. LANs. Secretary q Agent
WESTERN INSURANCE GO. or WHEELING
CArtraL Stuck $500 $4,000 FAtD ~.
Directors for 1871. elected Jan 6.
Thomls Hughes. Mjrsan Melon, WIN. o. Peter
son. s. Paxton. 4. n. J1hlsion. james m. Fsrsytli
R,5t e. ran de- john M'Nullon. Daniel Iau b.
THOMAS HUGHES, PresidcnL
D. IT, CeEER, Secretary.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HaRrf1RD. GINS.
SAML ATKINSON, Agent.
jan Is Main -, Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-23

eEEza FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP
EzSs<<X MANDATORY.
Ex3 1903. Main street, Wheclig. opposite
3 Mr.. Robb's Chair Factory:
ErdzA e. AVERY & co. respectfully in
- form their friends and The public
hat They have on hand and constantly manu-
n general assortment of Hats and CAPS of
the latest fashions, warranted equal il not superior
Ia any that have been offered, which will he sold
by the d"zcn Jingle nj the lowest prices aud upon
as favorable terms they can he had ia the city
Hats of al kinds aud qualities, also general assr
mcnt OF mems and mud hoy's fur and cloth c,
They propose TO furnish gentlemen with hats by
the year
n. Il. Hats and caps made TO order. also military
MATS and caps mase on the shortest notice
They respectfully solicit a liberal share ofpphlic
phroungr. ap -
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MEDICAL COLLEGE or ONO.

Nit auIual couIse # Lectures m lis lnstl-
Il tu'iOn VIII commence o. the First Monday
IN Nov, mter und close the Il st Of March
fACUL Y;
J5hn Shoiwcll,M ID, Professorof Anatomy
aud Physiology
John locke, NJ d, Profess Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
y Mussey. NJ ID, Pr.fcFsor Of Surgery.
John Harrison, NJ ID, Professor OF Materia
Msdca and II erapeuiiCs.
VI Il NIIglt, NJ ID Professor cf stctrics ana
Diseases of Women and Children.
Jared p Kirkland. M ID. Professor Of Theory
aud PraciiCe OF Medicine.
Tue Zee for admission 10 the Lectures Of
trolcss9Ts ls SIS e.ch-makIng the aggT,g
so 10 be pad IA advance. The Ma rculat
lee OF 50, cntlilt = the students TO thcusc Of
C0hege Library duriAg the session. The ucS
Tor IA atten t1n"e NJ the ~ Osoitl IS So a the
GissecIing "a ket $40. either e which may be Ia
en- or omitted atpleo.u .e.
- The diSsecunS rooms will be opened early in
oc'o5cr' under the i'm nt date direction of the
fI"tessOrot Anatomy aud ss,stani, DR. P
The oTmcnceu Ont for co0ferrirg degrees will
take pace on OF before thu IOsh OF March The
era uauon ice is25 d0llars-;O be paid prior TO
examination.
The price ofgooj boarding is from two to three
dollars per week
JOHN Il SHOTwELL, NJ. ID. Dean.
49, N.1a
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
ELY DORSEY,

ISacccss.r 20 D1rssy b Arm9roagl
Forwarding and Commission
NJ EKCHATTa
WHEELING, Va.
BNOR SALE CHEAP large and s.Icn.
- dd PYRAMID STOVE well calculated Or
heating church or any uIhcr large room Euguirc
1l ihe liMES OFtlCE. IulYl NJ
SPORTING POWDER, SHOT. g.
y BtIuys suporiiIo sporting powder bob c3nisrors.
FFF G. nui R,ck. do
Psicm shot SIS B y. y. ID. $3.50. 2. Par.
rus.i1u Cons. plain. split. aud ribbed. Pc a. Bu
leud. For eiic u VuIuut.e- tI suIt.
avg - RING 81 CRUNBACkER 90 Wataf 10
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~ OTICE.-IhuSc indebted 10 the late firm OF
y } y Reilly, or The subscriber by note or
book accom-, will please call aud seuc The same
beinre the first Monday in Aug. and save cost.
lulv 4 JOS REILLY
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Gisues s. adbertisrr.

PUBLISHED rRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
Ar rus CORNER or UNION ,xD wArES srs.
WHEELING. VA.
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drugs, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS
q y e.. just rereiygd,
1 Bhls Turpcniine. 20 cases Chrome Yell,,,
% Kegs White Loud. 100 d" Lirhargc.
caNk i"wd Arsenic. 100 Red Lead
~ eases Chrome Grocn. CoRa d Japan varnshes
Assorted Paint Brushes Salts Of Tartar.
Sash Tools Crude Tartar
For snlo low by n. w. CIIAPIINP,
INV 90 Union street
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The Weekly ptpcr, the Western Virginia Times
IS published on Wednesday at 50 50 per annum
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from the bcsinnin; oftho ear Noncw subscribers
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PRINTING OFFICE, where may be hu on inv
or1rle terms, Bllnt. To orlcr, Cards, uandbills
Sil,y sails, &c done in the ncatesi style aud on
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For sllo a, the Coupling Roo N Of tho Wheeling
Times and Advertiser:
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Summons Cor Assault, Recognizancesof
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Connected with The above. one oT tho most OK
iensive READING ROOMS in the Giited States.
Fer a, to subscribers, IS year Siranse:sare Tree
t. visit il for the space ofone mouth those who
continue visit it for longer term. will he mn
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w " s s. n. JIUESON
Wholesale q RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS.
West side Of lIain street, Wheeling, Va
AVE on hand and are constantly manulaciur-
Il 4 ing a general assortment of superior Fur and
Sllk haas. They have received the latest spring
fashions from New York and a re now prepared
- supply To order all sizes aud "a alliies IN the
i,sscnt or past style as may suit customers,
Black and DTab beav " and Ca stor, Plain
White Russia aud Napt Hats.
IhcY also Keep on and an assortment OF plain
and fancy mems amdboys fur and cloth caps,
oil OF which they offer 20 their customers and the
'uniie on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from cOSntTy merchants and dea,-
crs promptly filled on the nos. favorable terms
thankful Tor The liberal PATRONAGE they have
ntIcioIorc received, they solicit share of pub
Lc patronage which they are determined To- de-
serve by prompt attention, personal application
10 business and cheap and flvorJ bic rules.
NAV "
Il AMf:S 5. WHEAT, Attorney at Law.
Wheeling Va. offers his services i'm the
tr1es teton of the business Fl bis profession. in
lnls city or any OF the adjacent counties of Vir-
Tihia or ONO Office, east de of Main between
Cn'"n and hunoc streets Wheeling oct
RON q SAiLS,-Wc have just received
a iiomihe Manni:cDryU of the Mcssrs Ellicofi IN
M0nongal a c.. and will keep constantly on
hand large assortment ofIrn: and Nails, which
we will cell ai Pittsburgh prices.
AFrERBURY, CALDWELL g. co.
NAV l3-'f
EEICKORY BROONIS-s0 dozcn on hand and
& a for sale ~ JOHN w BERRY.
may 1
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GOELICk'ES MATCIILESSS SAN ALIVE
EINOR the cure Of Colds, COnghs, Consumption
l. Emacaiion Indigestion. dc &c n mcdi, inc
Tue reputation Of which has extended far and wide
J. f. WHARTON, Corner Union * Water sis.
ipn 10
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John L Waiter, and James II

John L Waiter, and james II Johnson;
Defendants
The defendant Johnston Tot having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act
Of assembly and The rules ofihs court and il appear
ing 10y saTincory proof that he is not an inhabiant
Of this Commonwealth motion Of complainant
by Ise II is ordered That the said defendant do
appear here The first day Of the next fall term Of
TINS court, enter bis appearance give security for
performing The decree n the cause aud answer the
compliments bill aud That q copy ofthis order he
forthwith inserted ia newspaper printed in the
city Of Wheeling for two m,nlhs successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Court house OF Ohio
county, copy iesio.
ALIEN II LAIDLEY, Clerk
JACOB q WILSON. for Compt aug %
ClIlON.-A fresh supply. Just received and iOr
sale At the Family Grocery Store
iy 81 INrT INAKER
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aug pam Cln Gaz adnis. 80

INRJ STEES SALE.- In pu-.u1nce ofa d..
Il cree made by the Circ1it Superior Court Of
La and ChancCTy for the county of Ohio atthc
last Spung term. ther, OF, tho undersigned will
on Thursday the 2ist day Of October next, At tic
Court house OF the said cou " pToccoc In sell 10
SAID decree mentioned aad referred to thai is 10
say, SIX certain lois situate in the addition 10 the
late town of Wheeling, monty called
East Wheeling md known and destrnn-
trd on the platt Of the said nddItion by the mum.
O'rs, III, l24 1875, los, 100, ana 40 being the
"A q lots Of ground IN which are erected the OK
tenslve aud valuable Flint and Crown Glass
works, lately carried en- BY Rite hi-s 81 Wilson
Tor more particular Description Of which said
premises, refer nee NAV be had IN n ce-toiu d.,J
Of trust executed by John g. Craig Ritcbi. a. tbeir
respective wife 90 the undersigned. bearing date
on the p day Of Oct Jb r. in the We y n our ord
'e3c. and recon- ID IN the 81 Tk's Office Of Ohio
county, on OF about the same day
The terms II said sale will be. one sixth Of the
purchase money 10 be paid IN hand and tl residue
~ "a ia Jus a'ments upon n credit Of six tw I've
aud elRhlccl months, the purchaser to give D. Dds
for the unpaid instalmcnts with good sccurIfy ain
bear. interest from the date ri said sale.
aug ~ y g CAMPBELL.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
I'HlS disease often terminates m another ola
more Serious nature. u proper femedics are
not resOrtsd o. 90 time. In an forms of This dIs.
ease, Dr. Hnrhch's Compound Strc1ptheoinr
and German Apcrisut Pll. will perform y peff.cf
cure hrst by cleansing the stomach and bowels
thus removing all % scascs from the Liver By The
dse 81 the German Aperient Pills after ,yl1. Inc
C1mp0and SuenthcninR Pills are takea 10 give
strcng Ga and tone 90 those tender Orgnns which
req IRE such treatment Outv 10 cHrct n pcr.ert
cure IuCse pile are neatly put uu in small
PACK with iull directions. For 81 40 No.
~, NoT,h EiEhih street Alec for sale % tho
sep, % WDrrIina Va
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SPERM CANDLES
4 FEW boxes Sperm Candlcs-New Bedford
~ brands on consignment and for sale by
IN NJ JOHN r. CLARKE
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Assessars, ogo flr cq-l W,rl-l-i, n. Cmnphrll
ola. Paxton; 81 8 w Robh; 4th, J. Robinson, 5h,
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BOOY'S IND SHOES
ROOTS AND SHOES.
AT TIE SIGN OF TIE BIG BOOT

80 ttttlNcN ~ SAIL
- UEL. MCLtILEN. I
Nam II. Wheeling. at the
''gn Of the Big Bot. a large
assortment Of
LADIES
black and colored Md lin.
r"rs of every variety. also
Misses aud ,hilJrcns.
GENTLENlEN'S
| osiing Caters. Calf and
Morocco Boots. pump ,olcs.
shoes and pumps OF every
description aud style also 4
boys anil youths. ~
The public are in ~
Niicd 20 call * ~
examine &SS4'
Tor them AgysSSSSEttst
No les. corner Of Madison 4
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NlRGINlA-IN CH,NcERY-At rules held in the
Clerks Office e The Circuit Superior Couu Of
Law aud Chancery for the county Of Ohio in the
month Of August 1871.
PlaohZane, Complainant.
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S,pi'arf C1riaqincc-M Nnughlon,a Irwin, for
&c 1t Ward; = Altuuis d Laughlin; 3 lInr-
dug AMI G. l. Strong; tn. Richarlaoa ~ Richards
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NoBACCo-2O kegs si1 twist Tobacco Garnet
II q Miles braId) just received and COR sale by
mar IL w b. TYSON
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Eiceiea Js DE Sioethollers-A. Woods, c.
W,JIs WIN. b Tyson. JJln Bsnc. A. 7. Woods.
A. WOODS, President
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spring, as it were, from the instinct of maternity
Need we say that Ellen was sensibly affected by
these demonstrations, and appreciated them TO heir
fullest extent! She slrove to repay them in kind
while she was inspired with that ardent affection
towards her second mother, which would naturally
be engcndered by such an entire devotedness.
But amidst all the happiness which surrounded
her-the love and kindness of friends--the com
forts and elegant case wcallll-amidst all these
did Ellen keep in mind the circumstances of her
humble birh--did her thoughts ever 60 back to the
lowly wrecker's roof, and did her heart ever re-
main constant IN its affection to her rough and
tnored parents Oh, yes, most assuredly yes!-
Ellen was not one of those who grew giddy by
Fortunes gifts. Fondly as ever did she cherish
the rugged scenes of her youth, and warmly as
ever did her heart cling to those who watched over
her infant ond guided her later yesrs; and it was
with feelings of unbounded delight she anticipated
a contemplated visit to that cndeared spot, She
onged to stand once more on the threshold of the
sca-lo hear the booming shout of the vauIting
waves, anu W WATCH lHc sHOW-WHNG IOuIIl DTtuh-
Ing over the dark, weed grown rocks.
With what pleasure she looked forward to the
time when, in company with Caroline, who was to
be her companion, she could rove over the giant
cliIls and revisit her vorl.e resorts amid the cav
erned rocks, where nature is exhibited in an as
pee, of stern, wild grandeur, and along the pebbly
shore, up which the pillows curl and break with a
never-ceasing roar! Not once did the humbeness
of the home to which she would introduce her
hish-born sster-n-law awaken the emotion of re-
gret, MOI for once was her pride startled at the
thought of her parents poverty and lack of refine
ment. Affection hallowed the home of her child
hood, and soIencd the rouge aspect of the whole.
Aed the lively and amiabic Caroline was quite as
impatient for the journey as Ellen. She had never
visited the ocean side, and her curiosity was smu-
lated to the highest pitch 10 behold its gories and
wonders, of which she had heard and read so
much,
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Welcome home, fatlIern exclaimed Ellen, as
the boats keel grated on the beach, at the same
time waving the torch so that its ligh, should fash
over her person. welcome back-what luck!'
'Nell, Nell! Am dreaming' Is that you .
AS live is the dear girl herself! Where did you
come lrom-bow came you hcre!' burst from the
lips oflhe astonished old man, as he eaped on
shore and rushed to the spot where she stood half
doubling the evidence of his own senses.
Could there have been more delightful surprise
"a happier meeting than that between the wreck
er and his child Again and again he folded her
to his heart, with all the warmth Of parental
love, as he questioned her Of her unex peced
prescnce-while the dark cliffs rcsounded again
and again with the loud cheer of welcome which
burs, involuntary as it were from the lips oflhe
hardy crew gathered on the beach, who seemed so
much as,onished and everjoyed as the old man
himself at the return of their favorite. 1t was the
the tribute of rough and honest Notwithstanding
on no idle and formal ceremouy-and Ellen re-
ceived with deep emotions their boisterous demon
STATIONS of joy and good will,
Never was there happier nssembluge under one
roof than thar which gathered beneath the wreck
er's that night, Until ii late hour they all sat in
conversation-lhe old man full of spirits, declaring
time and again that he felt as if a score of years
had been rubbed out Of his life, while his wife
gazed with an carnestness Of affection on the coun-
tence of Ellen, which fully evnced that if the
rent of her feelings was not so light and cheerful
MS her partners her happiness equally great
Caroline and her brother participated as fully as
any in the joyful greeting, while their sympa,hies
were ,cnderly excited as they witnessed the
touching and unaffected manifestations Of love bes-
lowed upon one so dear to their hearts.
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and its nurse, there was no person missing. In thu
hope of rescuing the last two, the strange ship ait
to during the night, trusting that the Roanoke, tn,
name of the Inflated ship, would be in sight in thu
morning if ahoat; circumstance hardly within
the bounds of probability.
Slowly the hours passed away, and anxousy
was the dawning waited for. Day-break came at
last and its cold, grey light revealed to the weary
watchers nothing but an angry ocean and frown-
ing sky. Not sign or a vestige of the disabled
ship could be seen. As the weather moderated
and The daylight increased the master of the vessel
commenced cruising about in various directions,
until late hour in the afternoon, without seeing
the missing ship, when he was reluctantly forced
to the conclusion that she had gone down. With
a heavy heart he conveyed the intelligence 10 Mrs
Randolph, who received the tidings with calm
ness wholly unexpected Indeed the suddenness
of the blow which deprived her of her husband had
deadened her sensibilily. The cup had been drain
ed to its very dregs, but its bitterness was
ed for the dreary future. All that had passed
Seeilleu tlIOfe llk0 IeHIIu dream IMAM an actual
occurrence. The terrible realization of her double
loss, the heaviest weight of her aflcton, was left
for her after days
Fortunately for the comfort of the bcrenved one,
the ship she was in was bound to port not far
distant from her own place of residence She soon
reached her port, whence aunt left for her home
1t is needless to speak of her deSola,ion of heart
on arriving there. Every Thing spoke of her loss;
every thing served TO remind her of the departed.
She almost sunk under the crushing burden, but
she was sustained by One who always rcgardeh
the widow in her allc,ion. With spirit of holy
resignation she submitted to the Christening rod =,
and as time rolled on, the bitter became sweet
rcpining murmur was neycr heard TO escape her
lips.
Dear Aunt Randolph! shall love her more
strongly than ever, now that know her sad story, ;
said Ellen, with sigh, as Miss Irving finished her
narration. And the young ladies' turned and walk
ed in silence and sadness towards the house.