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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

GENUINE TEEToTALLER Passing q
lew day SINCE IN the steamboat Telegraph between
New Bedford and Nantucket, the subject of tenn por
ahce was under discussion, when one Of the passcn.
gers remarked that IL we wished 10 see tboron,b.
gong temperance man. we might, in the person Of
Capt. Phinney, the worthy commander Of The b,,,
O inc suggestion, another Of the passengers inquir.
ed OF CipIan j. whether he did not uso ardent
sPrlis to which he replied, II never drank n tea.
spoon iull OF rum brandy. gin, any other ardent
spirits nor Of wine, cider, or beer; never cheveJ
tobacco smoked, or took pinch Of snuff and |
never drank eIller tea or coffee" But" says n
passenger what do you drink with your break Gs,,'
cold wAYER," was the answer "And yyb,t Win
your dnneH' Gold WATER "And what win
your support Cold WATER" We'll j." saws he. "but
what 90 you do when you are sickY' 81 never
was unweil IN my lIfo," was the ready and !,
struciiye reply Of Capt Phiuncy; and we could M,
bot reflect how much Of humln suffering aod o.,
how much Of The Ills that flesh i heir 10 mich, b
avoided ~ people would only adopt the absiemious
habits. which are adapted 10 our condition. md
nNe captain Phinney, conform more nearly Than
'hey usually do 10 the mmutable laws Of on, phv.
seal natures.-lzss Spy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

GOVERNOR WlCKLIFFE.-The Barlsioyn
Gazette. of Saturday, has an account Of the Dime,
given 10 Mr.. wickifI.. the Postmaster General. nv
his friends and neighbors. Mr.. wicAlfe's remark,
upon the occasion were brief. but very good Tn,
annexed extract derives interest from his new and
important position in the councils Of the nation.
Ii shall be my purpose TO aid. if possible 10 heal
the DIVISIONS which now nfflict aud divide The
codnclls OF the nation, 10 further The establishment
of such measures will "restore 10 the ,,n,tr,,
a sound currency and cheap Exchange" such n.
shall give wings 10 com uerce aud reward 10 inJus
try.
Bat, fellow citizens, we have other difi.uItie.
ola m)re delicate AMI vital i'm rlrl nee 10 IN, A
meucan people Oar domestic troubles can be sci.
lied by ourselves, by the exercise of tb,t e,IrL,
ened and liberal patriotism which has ever chnr,c.
terizcd Americans. We have dill .uues incident
To our relations with oreisn Power - adjust
Al Ihis moment we are threatened with n war
Ivy the most powerful nation Of Europe Wl,t Is
The precise Stale Of negotiation al this lime bet,yaop
England and America. am not informed; and if \
were II might not he proper in me 10 disclose IT, So
iar rs con understand The subject il doe, aooe,r
10 me that the American G Iyemment has ns,m
ed the irns position Of justice aud national hon
- - ..,'lt --..s,,-:.. e. /
Oar pohcy as nation Is 10 cultivate peace N
Is The path which conducts 10 prosperity ouJ IRE
glory, aud trust that both icls Of both nations
VIII he influenced by wisdom; and under the gnd
ance ofan all-wse Providence, we shall escone
'ha' greatest OF callmiiies-u1r. Yet irthaf great
powerful aud proud nation shall not take her s.,n,.
clls from wisdom or draw lessons from experiepce
but insist upon demands inconsistent with onr M
honai honor rely upon it, gentlemen, will in the
expression OF my own opinion in your councils but
echo The sentiment oi IhlS nation q krow Kentucky
when say. oar tch all as horrors before national
d'StoHoT! Loud and repeated cheeringl When IN IS
crisis arrives need ask where will be found Ken.
ucNyi answer Tor her. sho will be the side our
common country; once more ami again n,;ntoipino
me glory AMI indepcnledce Of The United States,
lPinudiisI All = and where will be old Nelson,
She again will send forth her gallant sons 10 pour
out their LIES blood the battlefield Other Dnnrs
ana Murrays will be iouHd in her borders. TO offer
up 'heIr hvesa willing sacrifice in the cause Of free
dom. lGreat cheering
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

The following Is from the correspondent OF the
New York Courier & Enquirer.
Before closing this article we will mention nm
incident showing how we'll m ried is the title OF
Steam Judge, as applied To Judge Gridiey by III,
members of the bar here. Ian u,ii ttely uSpl the
officers being sworn 10 attend The Jury 10 then
room, and before they had left the Court room h,
commanded silence, AMI addressing the clerk said
Call the next case, MIR C!erk-empanel Jury,
and that too Just at the close of the eighth day o.
trial during which he had pres ded sixteen hours
each day. The lawyers were perfectly unpreparcd
i"r such course OF conduct. but as they knew hS
was not 10 be trI1ed with they hastily despatche.
messengers for their papers and witnesses, and in
less than twenty minutes. the Court was again Dc.
cupied with case involving sumo eighty or an
hundred dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

NENlCE.-The silence Of Venice cons,ifpo, q,
my opinion one Of its greatest charms Tb;s a.
sence Of noise Is peculiarly soothing 10 Tho mini
ono dsposes u TO contemplation. looked out C,onn
my balcony last night. when the grand canal roaec
ted thousand brllinnt stars on its yyotsr 1000
though Il be; and the lights STREAMING e., -
windows on each side, showed like golden st,o,,.-
nponiis bosom GOndoa after aondola yli,l,,I -,
rom some OF which sOt music stole on the e,r nm
Times iIeir open windows revealed somc v,,tbC,l
couple with their guitars, or some moro r,,,,,,,t
ones, parakmg their light repast of Crn,t ami go
WINE not uhirequenily n solitary male Grpre vyos
seen feC'"ihs on the seat. absorbed IN the perus,l
~ some Oo0k The scene realized some of tbe
descriptions OF Venice read years 400. ,,I 49,,
hat the gpndoers were small in nnr,b,, - ny, ~
tights from The hOnses few snI for betVgeeo 4 c,tt
nave hncied That M change had occurred si,,co r.
'e-crPu'ns referred 90 were written The morn
ing hshl reveals the melancholy alteration: and a.
s'ool np'n lhe same bllcony today anil saw tbo
muddy canal with few sfrlrrlfpy goo.lol,s gt,t;,
over u, me deiaced anI mutiatsi palaces. soJ tbo
,o1u'ed population all Jolght out into n sfipct1os
"'o "'5". oe'ns Oh The sun, could hardly be.
~ was me same scene t1at looked ~ we'll last
H'onlIshl Is great beuYifcr. and especial.
"' a' 'hli has been touched b. the finger Ode.
'j' from palace tO-a woman. Hs,G,os ,.I,,,
iIi au1 dspo'es The mind 90 O. tender r,oI,,~t,f
% harmony with on around 'y
Inc endless variety in The architecture Of vc,ic,
'''es me. Hl'5ssas 1.-The natives ofmlny I7rJ. /
nl as many ages, bud cJnrrezatcd d, bu,fi J...il
Jul churches occ0rding 90 the dinsrsnt t,stes
p saehi i'r here may be traced the m,s.,y. 60
pa 'he round arches Of remote time. The C,,,s,,,,
'd gr'icNlle style Of the middle ages. The ,,cLi.
eo'rnied S'raoenic, and the stately b,,rii,,,
us i'ns are encfusied with Gne sculature ,b,,
's ,,, 'll 'elain their pristine beauty.
"9oie' DOT 81 Venice. could iboro be fund
ySlou 'osetnef specimens Of tho Greek. Roman.
,.,.-' 'lu Saiacenio styles, blending into r,cb
- 's"le,.ns ms city place whore every
nvollor may find some ror,.,,b,,rr. 49, y
re Ha7aai'," By Ro5cri Pbt,p ~ 49, '''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

we perceive that some 81 our eastern coiempora.
nes are eavilng at the insiruc ms given blythe pre-
''denl relative to the appointment, and retention In
@iiee of editors Of political papers. We ore sorry
10 see 'hs' rs we look upon 1t nsa vital whig prin-
ic'' that no oflicorslould be allowed to Interfere
politics. liza political editor he must interfere in
olitics and therefore should never Lod Office while
&c is an editor II political editors choose to vaca
heir chairs and accept Office it becomes another
Lin". and we cardidly ,ieve there is no class OF
nen better capable Of filling them or more deserv-
ng them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

N. university should oThe6cs
to
State
voluntary contributions
Districts
buurs
to tR~eIy
t. the
yorz
The
to be rhnteitu
&c
JecF@He Tor distributing al the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21
WHEELING.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT.al.Is1I
WIG CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE OF
VIRGINIA.
COL. JOHN PARRIOTT.
ELECTION on THE asTH OCT. 1871.

va Commissioners ofelecuon at the Court House
IN the City OF Wheeling-John Llughlin. Thomas
Hughes, Daniel Dunbar, Lewis Bayha. and Jacob
5. Shrvcr.
Al Triadephia Precinct.-James Duncan. Jacob
Gooding, Samuel Frazier Robert Williamson. and
Hugh Millegan.
Al West Liberty Precnci.-John Brady. r A
seek Josiah Morgan, John Waddle, and William
Bukey.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

The following persons have been designated by
the President To select site for the location IF The
western armory.
Brevet Brigadi0r General w. X. A.mslead Pre-
ideni.
LicnIunant Colonel S;H. Long, To2ograp hical
Engineers,
Surgeon General T. Lawson. members.
We understand that the b ,arl will proceed with.
out delay to the execution Of the duty assigned to
ihem
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

For the ItBleS.
Ma. WHARTON IL have Just returned from
visit 10 " Mount AIRY Iastiiute'' near Mount PIeas.
mt the Boarding School for males lately l-,ah ish.
ed by Professor Smith. To describe the situation
~'mcwha particularly. it is elevated and delightful,
removed about 300 yards from the village with S
lcres of excellent land in front belonging to the es
adjustment, the plat gently slopng from the large
and spacious mansion in delightful perspective, and
an extensive garden the rear for botanical opera
ions. Tho whole Is encirclcd by ucusls AMI shrub
berry, and know Of no situation so well calculated
tor the purposes Of education according to Professor
Smiths excellent plan-ono which cannot fail with
has system Of instruction 10 make sound practical
SCHOLARS ia every branch OF refined and useful knovl
edge.
The number OF boarders is restricted to fifteen at
$500 per annnm, or s55 per term of 10 weeks
so payable on entrance. This charge includes
boarding. bedding, washing, mending aud tuition.
am very much pleased with the Professors nr
rangcmeni for the Fall and Winter studies. The
''o"'"e's VIII devote their time to their books dur
ing The day M their appropriate rooms and the re-
Citations lectures, practical exercises, &c will be
attended TO in the morning and long evenings :;
therefore. The students will have no occasion 10 GO
TO their studies through cold snow md bad weather
Professor Smith is about to distinguish Mount
Pleasant 10y a Model Boarding School, which musi
succeed, aud will be literally patronised beeous,
youth viii he prepared and qualified there for Jasi
ness IN many departments Of life. II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

fire broke out last evening about hal past nine
o'clock IN n wooden building owned by the Law
renee Company and occupied by the Company as a
wasieholse The lire was not exlingushed until
the building was nearly destroyed. Tue building
contained large quantity Of waste--a part Of
which was saved, Spontaneous combustion is sun
posed To have been the cause-Lo,rsu Cour "a
ThErSidu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

We once heard Of merchant who undertook
ioeHpend his first years profits in ADVERTISING AZ
Ter Tying Tour months he found his profits so great
that he could not find ough pagers to ndverli,,
IN and gave up; but cont inued to advertise in ev
cry paper in his region until in six years he oucd
business with half million Of ready change
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

II IS some days since we heard verba lly of the
loss OF the steamboat ARTISAN, owned in whole n,
10 part IN this city; but we have seen no notice oI
" IN the western papers until the present time when
we Ind It IN The Little Rock papers Of the 9th nj,
She was snagged and sunk at Van Buren,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21
TEMPERANCE MEErING

The LADIES AND YouNO MENs' TEMPERANcE
SOCIETY will meet at the City Hall on this
(ThurSdiy) evening at 81 o'clock general At.
tendance Of the members is requested The Ladies'
md GenIemen Of the city are respectfully invited
% attend
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

CURIOUS CoINCIDENCE-The Globe thinks
J remarkable that the Same letters which spell cote
also spell ueto To "hicha wog replies. that il is
equally wonderful that the FIVE letters of the Globe
spell b3gie.-R1leigh Register
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

! EXTRAORDINARY SCENE T5.,,,. ~,
/ Ere-At ST. Petersburg. on the Ism uIr 800. ,5,
/ foa AM GaseHe, the audience AZ one Of tho No.,
cipal theatres pcrceiying great light bebipj m,
cunan anticipated some grand display If 6,c,y,,t.
.hu began 10 express their delight by cl,p,pg ,,l
shouts Of applause. Tins decisive low Wa ori.
increased instead Of being converted inio orr,, ~
lne appearance 90 front Of The Stage Of an ,.i,,
vocilcraing the hnuse was on Gre. for Tho oo,.,r.
honghi MS was trick Of the scene. anil r,o,o,.r
'heF noisy acclamltOns. 10 unicceive Them ,t,,
manager ordered The curtain % be- r1isr-l ,r-i =,
pose 10 them The flames which SON invaded n.
whole building '''
The rush 90 The door became ipstautIy ID, g,.,I.,.
mat many persons were killed or dreadtIfy iri,,I
before they could make their escape no. ~.
another issue, bot % was closed. add. in ,,5,,,,
Times Is not CO. DO opened without tbe sYu,.,.,..
n police officer. who had not yet arrived ,,,
seeing The urgency OF the occasion rHs5aI ,I,....
lhe h1mes. and, NJ the risk of hrs IE, c,,,.1 IL
way open, md thus saved many from Io.f,,.,,.,-,
We have not heard the details Of the sos.,r, ,.g,L
accident, bni have learned that. on the Sill.
Jay, iho brave man. % whom ~ manv Ohio, 80.
their lives was inycs 81 with an honorable 80.
non by The EmporJr's own hlnI AMI had -.
% him pension f'r lie Of 1000 francs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

The The
one % $40 excited s " i'SS ss% n%G@
our ass@%! happy
nom o EinalO
"s ' qn % $ church, % %s Individual
while The Church BY oOoa,cog to
nn. G%y aSG sysn HUNDREDS
. s "G S ds ssy s n S: % % q: 8 @ @
n ne% when ] % away s % SS: The Of the
% Ss @ %: s. g R a"1 y %ss SaS
:"1a
immense e bellows and hs toned xf TtS S ' ds
as aaSg ani
put
e g so%s % S % s n oGn s
onpe % % eIsn T n"
ss: S as Influence S@ g% as labor the . we
saso sess sns % yo %S % n T S@
churches e"ggo IN % sos
lind S $ . that s only T" s, e :
d, :"svs
The union The cnTh viii and that which has
Gs%"h TO the foil
. s sgs the GS T G s $ a "s Seso
.a Sa Gnp'6 as s but S r ad ] which s
S s 1o Ss by 1 T &s 5 @ %n S4 anne %
fully
So hat h 5 TS sS@ s "SS 3 . Ss %S.e
S io"'' our
..s The :: 5..ssP % {. rs%s 9
S T ,r0n ss Of the parent shall be visited Inc children unto The gTi
Ga ,o % n a @ s %G'Gs an s
sGS r i %f%ias the destiny BY naasHs
% of % % % s I @% o o %t1" g
aprS o The % a S g S ct %a IN" a %
S 9 Influence The organic
lion ss' The 6 S@ 3a fsi . % @
nHi sg9ia s5
Virginia school Instruction TSe stern %"a life %sS6 r @ P% l ]
appears yearly avegeS
1s Neal %"Ss% he schools The life
se e n nn rave an OAK cannot plough o~ change The Gh"n OF
teaching 1n MANY aueaTd ' I oo @
and Of oanoa
s %has The law and healthy public
pns ez@po iy ndusns nlsS I of % own ao
] To peaGo @ Ge eas & the n1aT @ 6 @
0 % sT po"sI control merngg strength anho strength wons weak
] Tor a@ %s sa e Sa1 9 Ga her m os 5s a@
The n sos a fall o tbs s 1 sm from sS anil
% % u"" SSao % aon% the o .
infant m
S@ay %,pa %'a large.
Female Tsac1s G : G S ll s i a o @ sh
sgsao"c only
;."
,,,-..a. u., ,. NORMAL SCHOOLS. ,,,,.., /
There @ no siyso o a nS 9sn ns S s o.y S % s
Even Of he hind employed sny
s s sST gsG siSc Of & so" with" her lo o IN an
qot5ed S%pSa %as bS 5 a T aoI Ss ] %
IND uia mbovrr
cru;taet theory mipe
unl ornc lion
aa
he ppTy distinctions eIL
L pwcp" r
h frs tcsiI etJnoft lo
and bo
I6rmny nnunfrn desirable
ewHIm tcenr m
an
prrrer
force, hOae fuauylp g
place a
Of IL vopd be
WI from gupesf he kl
u hvoau ho de- o
a or be neam o
rw p1t euunJn chyls u
ia ea
Npus orh atcaui TO
he nz H lEl
'en Pc highly Of be and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21
COMMON SCHOOL JOURNAL


rb. s,ul, 10 .,,r, COMMON SCHOOL JOURNAL
capitol % of The So1% jna s '''" ' the
1 Who %oy be willing o
oenei oa a %cI o all s %s
by the da"O the moleo foreign
instructions S dm%i%a aiming The Gnehs"
n F% sns'ho building arrangement, and ventilation of school
A., Sepsry and publication relating
s"s'T a s::s sa sG" s @ enthusiasm: ss. a ss :
Of every Thing "'' DIVISION wis, rssFnG c! sGs'"
eager o%r chns should g % h hon gent
that much opposition sur n u % S nn
n! holding out Ionen aso 1hn ' r
Gers P Pa ' Sa. ns9s so@G S So aa
n na : certain GS s%f n | 0 sn s
e hs .a P oeaa Ss 9%y ssG
have iac6 dss ~S%. R a as
6i 1 G"i 0n %a nslg ak~s
%iScs s . se Sg So Gn nss is
~fi be 9 a 1 " a Of SsI g"% Sn
@ b sc%y G the n"mo of Division atoptf~r
year. "@ cr apI , a @1 Arg will oaoa, They
Tey as GT as %sh ni h 1 % i' % The energy
ia" but rigid % aiii PmenI " ID
f % fa ,as G[n @ Gh those who nn
aIs Se sSs e %n @ OH 5sns'
purposes cla @,s s3%g on alt h 1,sS to
To aiaa' district, school. tho general an, and
] % : ss ' so ; s and ss s.
% pS S! s G%a as . r Se %D with s each
to
u connection with an an,ua visit o FhG iBs GAM ME
the % sa "nS1yS e.nnds' here he establish
1hsgoiGn aal crown may have aIei n Io
The .s. oc..., SCHOOL LIBRARIES APPARATUS
the "venI nsT 5. his instruct Ar dfro
1ccp s o aae y r ns 61S ,1 y9rs" y and
%s nGi"asS sd aSm n1o on es1
%ve s's s% 5se' %" % %a . H yeti
except it induce. tho . a ik Mne" free The instruction
out Of him and acting %S o. % % The %?9ag and 9n.n -s sa" with
ps @ . and observation
Gs The practical anl recorded a a. n" S
mind win be greatly library T oT%alS Nv
changing os of aai a i 4Sh y@ sG
ch. school, fs esy sss we lake sSo@ hand
The creation equally school system
%@ o5as f Srs I si Ts5s
Go pSon of n ms c' s1agn Pn. fix The giving
% ss ho soniI IN the I Goy % es
n 9 of H Systems should be devised for happy os
ono with s@ooo s% o @ys@I, Gms the
visionary [sm' Questionable partial ehinseF o oS%ar
%%eos mranl which has may be % ny as@ %
MISERABLE 5 Of 5e ,Ssfs fo'ana"a This daily
presenting forming mind g District me "SeTsn , ga reading should
G Ni Ga %nd 9 g Aaan Chemistry PGsg
P Gss '1 and g directing the G%G%
a universe " ns &s sphere Of S
.s l. hence 1'9So ss,y given and aab proportion number sen
ols aud physical 1% p% n %nol gosey conveyed by
10 the mind
auache thereto 5,IIrsc
u mgrpp TnrI
la herone
mtrcu u:or
10 riod s1a
'''' ''i 'e most accomplished politician :
frnsIu What
nIla-elsI psIrr
yhor horrible
omsa n r,so
Hl clt adr
- lecture
liberal ditrcsc begi,
90 on
aUh cluef church.,
pan nle
Nhle clio
,gu nfr hal chanda
We uec
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

ID has been discovered that Mr RsJfoId. C,.r
ior Of Tho Commercial Bank ofNew York 4. a., a.
aolio' TO large amount Process, has b.., g..
against him
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21

vi' They
sdee satlr
disposition
should take lic
OF .6nndo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21
LYCETMs.

iy'eun' AM Nech11ics Institutes
OF The liberal cIlu min
H. WIN hl anu necessity and tp C.
% ueI anutrY
a"l'l'i
81 tho ds,lpg
''' "' "'"Ss Ginning Prime Accommodated
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-21
"A ID Id IL r. = =
THE EDU ATIONAL CONNE NTIO n
HELD AT CLARKSBURGIl, SEPr 8, 1871.

To FcIlor Citizens the Common peahh Of Virginia
diligence
rrd ytG ove The n amesar 9and
offs ceprn gs eemntsU knoueg
the o ny m
Gu peTlem b heinph o the csof y u
Ofc nc mora tlga % elevation the pope,6
rights nni sconu Conmonw OF Republics n Con
alton, and pup he heuolnnt the wis g tina 6na
ton tesug O e d elected an sy o instruction
e edr it m o " blcan Gov
" e ne Wi ca n lxn
untold Every
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
For RENE

Acomt0rtAh- and convenient Dwelling IIbuS
Sss2lA on Church Hill. fronting the Ola Church, Vii,
tisSm half an acre of ground and possession gwen Ia
Sc y IT VAN LEW, SMITH 4 CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-30
Farm a GHI.tnA

Family Grocery aud Commission Merchants, ia rear
OF tho Exchange, l. or Main street,
(L's leave - Ca the attention Of their friends ani the
ID Public generally rpiber stock Of Family GICoercs.
~hit u ~" following ate apart
ht"wu ani L'af sugars OF al qualities
PuNcuzrd sui crushed 10
utiwhic, OLD Ja,a ant Ia, uyra Coffee
trinidad sugar housc and \ % Molasss.
s,m'onL. S,'3 ani Roe Herring,
S,si ,9 r1lSnt -r.,m sui Lsiow Candles
P'rkbng Nn' Far, very superior
Spi,'s Uf sorts
Fresh Hops, - snu
Saiaii I'll higSs and buiil's
Walnut Mushroom aud Ton'tuo Caisup
Inutnn, fTcuch aud American Mustard
Pickles, Assorted
Guaya Icll0s aud Preserves
Branded liuts
Auchoyic., Anchoyy Paste, Picked LoJsieIs, and
fr'uch Sirdines ia Oh
Olives and tapyTs
Mtccaruni, NcTmiccuc
OLD Ens't.h aud American Cheese
TuiN''s sofia Crackers
lII@ rf5 ana ra D T~ so" in p0'' and quarts
Imperial. Gnn powder. Young IIs sou aud Dlack Teas
2hand,nmc srcquered chests. Cumsh'o' o~o"s' rou'
o.d Lafayette, lilac Sburn aud Hope Maieira
Pale aud BLown sherry Wines, various brand, part
O'd PonsIs
Poti Wine. Old ami genuine
BnkoIS OF Anchor. 1884
HsTrt-ouS Gown impo TtatiOnJ
Sparkling burgundy
sparkling aui -iil Hooks
hnnise,tc, NcIchurna.. q and Mlrasehino Colriais
lonion Dock COgnec brandy
De Do l E,Hsr,s ito ito , ITO, " yc ,S Suo
Mum. imuoItcd in 1910
Double n"uicd Schcdum Gin
Rcgsla, Congress aud Principe Cigars
Od Cuba smoking Tobacco, all vi which, together will
other articles numerous To mention, offered io
sale for cashoI topunciua customers tnw they eat
Ice la In this market Any article purchased Of Ne tina
does siyr entire liisacton. may be returned the
funir'. 80 27-2awii