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Important from the Apostle of
TempcranCe.

The following letter has been ad,
dressed by the Apostle Of Temper
ance, to Mr.. Richard Allen.
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WOODSTOCK, VERMONT, FRIDAY AUGUST & 1919
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A LII LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended tie
"A make use OF WM BROWN'S PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST AS ii makes the bread much better than the COM
mon mode The east free from all impure ngredicnto
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well adapCct
for ship use, and will keep in all cmaer 1t Is now
extensive use in Boston, and orders beginning to be
ccived from all quarters No better evidence il wanting
its superiority all other articles for rising brcab
than the following certificate.
Boston, May 2Oth leil,
The undersigned having made use of VIM Browns
Portable Cake ienst for rising bread in our opinions this
new PREPARATION OF Yeast is lar better than auy other ar
Gle we have ever made Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light and believe to be free
from all impure ingredients
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House. Pa
Wilton, American House, and Marlboro Hotel Boston,
1t Is now in use NJ most of the Hotels in the city, and
on board of all the steamships belonging TO Mr. Cunrads
line Olpatkes note is just received from John Andcr-
son. Pnsr Cook on board the steamship britannia who
writes that he has made of VIM Browns Yeast for
making bread during two voyages Atlantic and
can recommend it as far superior to any thing else for
rising bread.
The above article is for sale by the proprietor 4s
washington street, Boston. Rcmiedby
Woodstock; Vt. J. A. DUNBAR.
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALsAM.

VuNIIS Bnlsnm Is offered to the public from FIJI
conviction that 1t is superior to any other medicine
in Use the various diseases Of the chest Its effects
were first tested in private practice and the medicine mo
extensively circulated ut the earnest solicitation Of many
who received the signal benefit from il in diseases the
most distressing and alarming.
The preparer Of this balam has for several years paid
particular attention to pulmonary complantsby watching
their progress investigating their and carefully no.
ticne effects ri the and most approved rem
cs which have been prescribed BY physicians Of all or
ders as Of most kinds Of patent medicines which have
been offered to the pnbc.
1t has found IT, produce most astonishing results in
whooping caiarrh affections Of The lungs, Hydro
thorax or dropOv Of the chest Influenza Group. splitting
Of bloc d. pain in the side shortness OF BREATH consump
ton and common colds
regulates the natural secreons Of the system. pro
cures free expectoraion and alays morbid irritaby-
Hence its great utility in all diseases Of the lungs.
Thousands OF certificates might he given II necce .ary
but all that is wanted for its recommendation Is fair tri
al. PRicE. so cents.
Prepared by Dr. II. II CARTER. For sale by
J. RoSS, Jr
Woodstock, March 90, leil.
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FOR PROMOTING THE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.

TENIIE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL is fast taking the
d place of all other preparations for the hair in
use. II beauties and sutens the hair giving il satin
gloss that no other article does and causing il to curl
beautifully. As limitations have recently appeared the
outside wrapper of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
pretor WM lRowN, also COPYRIGHT for the engraved
Congress- 1910 See that Buffalo Oil" is impressed upon
the glass bottle to avoid the counterfeit Dealers can be
supplied of WM BROWN, AL Washington st. Boston
For sale by j. ROSS JT, Woodstock VI
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WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.

TN one minute Won can produce polish far superior TO
British Luster II being paste, Is used without max
inc dust which s great objection to powder. Look
TO YOUR Stoves md Crates II YOU would have them neat
and hearing ligh, nsier Price, l2I cents n roll
Famlic. he supplied at most of the Druggist and
Grocery stores in boston, Dealers he supplied ut the
manufacturers price, of Dana, Eyens Co., Slas Pierce
& Co., VIM. Stcarns & Co., WIN d. Bradford CO.
For sale by J. DUNBAR.
Woodstock VI. VI.
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TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE!!

A NEW DIsCOvERY.-It has recently been discover
N ed that The pure Extract Of Gall, combined with an
Impapabe Powder of Alum, is n sure remedy tor The
Toothache will kill the nerve In most and render
them in state that they may he filled without pain The
pure article is for sale by WV BRowN, 45l Washnehton
street. Boston None genuine unless signed by the pro-
pretnr VIM Brown See certificate OF its efficacy on 'h'
cotton Forsac nv J ross JR., Uoof0ock
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REVEREND |. COvERT's.
BALM OF LIFE.

A SEW and valuable remedy for the 0ure Of Consump
ton, isthma, Brouchitis Group, WhoopnS Cough, and
all diseases Of the Lungs and Uindpipej ertenNrey
used ended By the McdicG Faculty, 10 Wh0m
The receipt has been tresiy made knowi.
l. COYERT & CO., Proprietors, 4ubmm, y; J.. GOaD
LY PHELPS IND co. WHOLESiLE DRUGGIST,
I42 W1TER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PRERdRED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS on THE
PROPRIEROR'S TERMS
testimonials OF the highest responsibility in favor of his
medicine from Ply sicians Clcrgymen and others, who
have become acquainted with It's nature ana chcct,-
among which are the following
From the Boston MedicdiJourndi, August 2Gth, le4O
The following extract from an article in that paper
on M1rbus Lqryngeus Concondorum" or bronchitis,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Maeria Medica
md General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"The Rev l. Covert's Mixture, also now used so exien
.ycy for this affection by Clergymen, belongs to the
class Of stimulating being one of those lucky
combinations of medicina which, while IL promotes
does not impair the tone OF the stomach
OF this medicine feel at liberty to speak, since its
nosition il not held from the PROFESSION aud we hope
The propretors will fl TO give II to the public
We therefore, to recommend it, having employed
in our case, anu in the case OF many Others with
ecilcd benefit.
To MI ,pbom il rlnv concern; This may certify tina
have examined the Rev Covert's ingredients, COM
ponnded under the name of the BALM OF LiFE and be-
ieved said compound is happily calculated 10
sons nil ages and afflicted with acute and chronic
diaeases of the lungs and wndppc, us indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts
the chest administered uede suitable ana
In appropriate dOses' 'onhih l. WI,
Physician & Surgeon.
AuBuRN, August 3ist, 1898.
This rcrnes that having examined the Rev. J. Covert
Rim OF LIFE, in all its component parts, we do be
eye to be the best compounds for coughs con
sumptions chronic innamations etc. Of which we Inv
nny knowledge and do cordially recommend its us
to all afflicted within above M, named Disease
w. J. LOVEJOY, NJ. y. "'""
GORDON NEEDIIAM, NJ. d. Onondaga.
T.. LAWRENCE. VI. ID Baldwinsvls.
| I'm
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RUSSELl& CLARKE,
xyATCuMAKERS& JEWELLERS,

TTAvE Just and keep constantly on hand vel
WATCHES consisting Of gold and silvsr Levers
Horizontal Lepen Alarum Repeating QUARTER and com
mon WATCHES. Also,silyer Table Desert and tea
SPOONS; Cream ladlesSuRar Tongs; Salt and Mustard
spooys German Siirfr table and tea SPOONS. Gold
silver and Steel bowed sPECTAClES. Gold and silver
PENCIL CASES, gold Beads, silver Thmhes so Chains,
seals and KEYS large assortment Of finger rings
rings breast pins, SNUFF boxes, tea bells, spy glasses,
first rate razors penknves Rodgers fine scissors she'll
side combs together with various other articles usually
kent in Jewellers shop the whole comprising better
sortment than ever offered in this place beore-iogeIher
with n good assortment Of Clocks such rs Brass 6
i,.y Chime; Brsss day common Brass "a hours Brass
MANTLE that run 81 days uifh once rndfnci Brass DAY
time pieces, without striking; also first rate WOODEN
CLOCKS; all Of which they will sell good terms AZ
they can he purchasedat place in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired. and
varran ted at the shortest notice. and all Kinds Of job
WORK usually done in thel line o business, dispatched with
neane and pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention
n. Cash p,id for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec. !, lsil, Hs4
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Notice..

H. demnnlsd due the subscribers must he pnl inmedi
N ncly in order to save cost, particular contracts eN
rcn,eI WITT & HEWITT.
hprl 10 1912,
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAIL -ROAD
S q 8 "a 8 S a Sss7 u s %
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

4 passenger
" trains will run as follows:
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BosroN
Al q Ia A. NJ. At Z md II A..
At 10 ii A. Ate r. NJ.
At Ia and p. NJ. Ats 81 Pm.
LEAVE LowELL
Ats Ia AN. At IL Ia Pm, At 3 Ia Pm. At7r.M
or Immediately on the arrival OF the from Boston
WAY PASSENGERS taken and lett at TyngsborOugh
North Chelmsford and Middlescx.
Persons in Lowell wishing to take the Cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the Cars free of EXPENSE by leaving
their names al the Railroad Ticket Office and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua will be- con.
Toro From Nashua to Lowell, 80 cents.
From Nashua, TO Boston, $50
On the arrival Of the nj Nashua stages leave for all
part OF Ncw-lnmpshrc, Vermont, NcwYork and Cunadas
via Amoskcae, Concord kcCne, Charcsown, Franccsown
and New London n II. Windsor, and lIraucboro, VI.
Books kept in BosToN AT the Stage Office No. and
II Elm-sreet,-also in LOWELL, at the Nor,ucrn and
Western Railroad and Stage Office In front Of the Depot
where seats can he secured in any of the Coaches and
correct information obtainedrcspectns the different stage
routes.
Passengers leaving Nashua by the cars ut la md 10 IA
A. NJ take the cars OF the Boston and Maine Raoad
ut Wilmington for Andovor, liavcrhl, Exeter, Dover
Great Falls. Portsln ouih and Portland
MEpcnANplsE TRAINS, will leave the Freight. Dcnotpl
tcd.)
All goods to be transported on the Rail Road, going
above Lowell mast be sent to the Company's Freight
Depot, Charlestown, mt the end ofWarrcn Bridge
Goods TO be forwarded by the morning trains mustbe
sent to the Depot early ms the evening before.
The Company having provided large and commodions
Store Houses both in Nashua and Charlcslown, aud h
ing completed their arrangements for the Transportation
of Merchandise, give notice that they are now prepared
to transport all Goods and Country Produce which may be
forwarded to their Depos, and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which will perfectly
cure goods from damage and careful and experienced men
To take charge of the Transportation business NJ the De-
pots mud to accompany the goods over the rond
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public but to extend every facility N their power
both tC Tcamsters and Merchants, have fixed upon the
following rates of Freight
SO, so per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
town.
bulk Salt, Plaster Lime Stone Lumber, &c. 81 per ton
Shopper ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
All Regular Transfers running to the will be car
red over the road between Nashua and Charestown each
way, free ofeXpense. .
ONsLOW sTEARNS, Superintendent.
Nashua, March 25, lsl2 lOl-tf
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ATTENTION TRANSFERS!

VUNHE subscriber has for sale first rate SiN.HORSE
u FREIGHT-W4GGON, new and in thorough repair;
CHARLES EpNrNpS.
Chester, Juno !, 1872 'l"-ew
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MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one ofthc most ancient
n and wealthy families of this city, who must be well
known to M friends; having since the wear 1873
up TO receny been bent nearly double and for several
wears confined his bed been restored good health
has rcgnned his natural positiOnand has quilted
his carriage, and now walks with case! We believe
this is the gcnemnn's own description possible
and there is no exasgeraton In IT, We will give inqurers
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings VIII ex-
cusc the liberty; that any doubling, may know
these ,ctsthough he requests his may not appear
IN print. Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas q.
Reynolds III Christie street. has been restored, and VIII
give personal Of the facts OF his case Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and snews.-
How has this been done,
Ansueer.-By the Indian Ysgefabie Eiirer internally,
and Hspes' Nerue and Bone Linimenf eNternny.-NP Y.
Herald.
only Sold by COMsToCK q CO, -
II Maiden Lane, New York.
j. ROSS Jr Woodstock, Vt.
silly y. y. MELTON, Norwich.
j. C.. BROOKS, Hartford,
A. r N. WARDNER. Windsor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-23
NV GOODS


II USr arrived from New York and now being
% opened At l63 Main street. corner of Maker
alley. Wheeling.
The subscriber has lust received large and
superb stock Of DRY Goo DS. which he Wi
sell ~ lover prices than SINH ar 20 d. were ever
sid for IN the Western country.
iih brown muslin az cts a yard
rtne ca'icDs various pa tteTnS : ceats yard
4-iihs lawns NJ % cents yard
a large and elegant assortment OF mouse
de lanes and shalleps
\ splendid variety Of dress silks. light and
dark, PLAIN and igur d.
The largest aud most beautiful assortment Of
shawls, scarfs and manullas ever offered ~ this
mark q all 0f The latest STYLES. The attention of
the ladies' IS particularly invited - these articles
A large supply of clio hs and vestngs cheap
A splendid assortment Of gentlemen summer
clothing cheaper than the cheapest
Straw bOunets and hats for IS42
4 great rlctv ofsllS. worste and cotton hose
and socks. Assorted ribbons and a general sup
ply at fancy goods
CUlLens ana strangers are TespeC fully invited
10 call aud examine this srsrk a the subscriber
IS sure they will be pleased b),h with the goods
and prices.
NAV Is ALEXANDER HEYMAN.
ENLOUR -Choioc Family Flour OLA BcdilIiont
II brand, constantly 70: sale Ivy
NAV IL MKEE & co.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Ee Y virtue ofn deed Of trust from james A. NJ
> Clean and vito 70 ne. bearing date on the
eighth dny Of O.oher m the year $50 "f record "a
The CLERKS office for Ohio couuty ~ book % page
AS and also OF deed of conveyance from James
a. Mclean TO me, hearing date The 9Th day Of DC.
iober, 1889, oi record u the clerks Office flr Ohio
county ~ book %. page 47j and he authority and
direction Of Mrs. Mary l.. Dorsey under the Terms
Of The last mentioned deed orr Friday the ooh day
Of May. 1912. AZ The front door Of the court house
o Ohio county. shali sell 20 the highest and beet
bidder ~ public auction; two certain lots uf ground
situated IN that port oi The city Of Wheeling callr,
Middle Wheeling. known md distinguished i'm the
maPOf said city lots numbered Two and seven
~ m square numbered three. Together with all and
singular The tcncmenis; hercdaments and nppurtc.
nnnccs unto the same belonging Or in any Use ap.
puuaininc.
Propositions or the sale Of said lots. or any part OF
either oi Them will be received al aay time prior "a
the dny of sale
TERMS will be made known on The day OF
sole
Selling as Trustee shall convey 10 the purchas.
er only snch title vested IN roe by the deed. n.
bove referred 90. This urIc am ,1tsGcd will be
lousd, uPon examination, indispuiahlc
JAMES s WHEAT.
ap o Trustee
The sale uf The above named property rs po.lpon
ed un'il Saturday The 25,h d.y of June
may 81 JAMES :. WHEAT. Trustee.
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C0LDs. COrGms, q CONSUMPTION

'ihSF universal complaints " g. find m aIrn,,s,
every family. attended with more or less 80
verify, a. The same time REGARDED by some with
very TIE attention, until they begin to assume
SSe,i"ns SharaGter. Why are patients SO neglect
iul Of themselves when they Know tina, their
health IS all IN ALI Are they not aware that n
requires y much longer time TO arrest di sease
when sunsre TO kntt Its threads upon the vitaIs7
Will those who de lie health take good advice
and always be pro iled with n feW bottles of
Dr. Duncans ENpectorant Remedy whereby
CONSUMPTION, and not be compelled to spend
yea : 10 misery and pain, besides making an "a
pothe AIRY SHOP OF their stomlchsl This Med.
AMI al ways produces relief in the most hopeless
eases, by ~ soothing end palliative ELECTS THIS
- ,2 a s,ohsol i''H ~ Wncn many appreciate
Eighth street, Philadelphia
For sale AT the store of
JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling, Va.
tFlff nolnT per h0ttIR.
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TRTsTEE,S sALE

II n pursuance toa deed OF trust from Joshua Lu.
n kcus aud jacob VI B.ckcl. Co me. bearing date
the l2,h day Of July Boz the year 1899. now 81 rec.
ord in the clerk office ofihe county court for Ohio
county. book y. page 235. shall, on SATURDAY, Tee
3Oih day Of July ncStat 2Dcluck pm rn front of the
courthouse or Ohio co.. sell o. lhe hghcsi best bid.
DER NJ public auction, part of Loi No. in square
No. In the city of Wheeling, fronting oD Main
street thirty two feet md three inches. Icing hc
same property on winch The said Lukeus a. B.ckeI
now reside.
The terms viii be- m11c krown on The day OF
sale Selling as trustee shall convey 70 he pur
chaser such Title as is yerfr iu me hy fl~ sl.I
deeds which BE- however rr' rv~I tr bo ind .s.u.
table CUAELfS T. STRONG.
NAV 81 Trustee
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Bg Me Fre.destaI tIe Ia;ied Sia;es'

- - ''S'"'''t ~ The tiH1fed NfGeg.
y PURSUANCE "CV,e pr,yisinn. of n Trcaiy
made aud concluded I~i,yeen the Uoi,cd Siaic.
ani the Ottawa tr he nfInIi,n. an The 3I.t dag oi
August. 1891 |. JOHN TYLER, President of the l.
RItrd States. de- hereby declare and mike knn,yp.
that Public Sale will he held n the Lind Office
al l.ima.in the Stale ofOho, commencing ON Mon.
Day The lwen'y-nin'h lay Of August neIt. for the
SN-a "i me lands within the limits Of The former
t'dinn Reserves OFFS and Three miles suuare. iii.
GaIed on The nprlh SIDE Of the Maumee river. Ia
WI:
North Of The base Inc and East Of the Meridian.
Fr1ciipnal sections one AID two, IN township five
of range eight.
Frlconal sections one, eleven, twelve thirteen
twenly-innr. tweriy five. twenry.slr, tuenryseven.
'h'rS-lonr' nnd-h'e' and section thiry-SII. in town
snip six uf rngerighL
FrarIonri seciEU' four, 1--WE, and sir in fraction.
al township I've ofsanee nine.
fractional IowB.hIp SIX. including the sixteenth
section. of ringe nine.
Section thirty four and fractional sections twenty.
Two. twcnu-sy. twenty seven, tweny-cight. thirty
one, ihinylwo. ihiryhree, lhirty-yo aud thirty SIX
an township sevcu Of range nine
Fractional sections seven. eighteen and nineteen.
m township sir Of range ten.
Ais'' NJ The same time and pin &C will be offered
tOr sale the tracts uf land hcrenle described firm.
ing portions former Indian Reserves. and which
under ireay siipuaiions with the Indians Ivy whom
mey were respectively ceded;are to be sold for their
benefit. tn wit
Nnrih Of The base line and Fast of tho Meridian.
Fractional seciion sixteen. within the reserve
~ OcquanO1as village. IN township two Of range
four.
ScrIIrn siS.ern in the Reserve on Blanchard,
Creek. 10 township one of range seven
--Ii"n sixteen, IN The Big Spring Reservation ia
Sswn-hp one efrango thirteen.
Sonih ni the base lire and East of tho Nerd ian
Section sixteen, N The Hog Creek Reserve, IL
40wnshiP fur Of range si1
Sections sixteen IN townships five and siY in tho
acknowledgements Reserve. of runges sir and seven
SECTION sixteen. in The Lewiston Reserve. IL
township seven Of range eight
Also, nj the same time and place. will be offered
al public sale the lands belonging 10 the United
States within the limits Of the southeast fraction Of
section eighteen, on the east side nf Snndusky. riv
ef. N le~askiplwo north, of range fifteen east
The sale viii be kept open for two weeks. (un
Ices the lands are soonor disposed Oh md no ougc
and no private entries " land ~ The townships .,
offered viii be admitted until after the orpirntign
che two weeks.
Given unJermy hand. NJ the CITY Of W,sb;petor
CHS iweniy-hlrd day Of May, snno D,mni I9l2.
JOHN TYLER.
By The Preldent
JNO NJ MooRE,
Acting CeHnirioncr Of ne Gen land ON,
in 1e-H
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NEW STRAWBERRY.


FNnIS celebrated variety of the Strawberry. ac
ter the trial ufanolhcr year Nhe EIGnrH) ms
stiiproved far superior 10 any kind ever seen in
this country. Specimens OF the irut were cN hi
Hted before the Massachusetts, Horton hurll So
eiety, thepast season, which were universally AZ
mired, and were pronounced, by all good Judges
To be ofeXtraOrdInary ~ aud beauty. Upwards
Of ten quarts We're exhibited at this meeting of
The 15th Of June last many of the berries plea-
surfing from five 20 SIX inches IN circumference
The following description of tins variety Is sub
joined.
Fruit, very large, round or slightly ovate. cori-
cal, and never c1XcUmo shaped, even In the very
largest berries. Color, deep shining red paler: in
The shade Seeds inserted IN a slight cavity
Flesh, scarlet, (paler IN the laIges bcrrieSl and
II IN, ahnundIng with an agreeable acid, and We
~ hIgh hlvoTcd Juice. not surpassed by any other
variety. FOotstaks long, eleyating the fruil from
the ground, and eyeTy berry attaiuInl a good sZ-
Leaves large, and her light green. Vines, We
~ vigorous, more So than any other kind ard as
haTdy as the Old Virginia or the Mulberry, stan
ding the past I'VE winters with scarcely the d, .
siructiOn If single plant
The variety has gained the preuium Of the
Massachusetts, Horticultural Society, FIR four
years IN succe ssion, although ia competition Wi n
rue oest @nSFsh varieties cultivated IN this coun-
try.
plants Of this Strawberry for ale BY IA lTES
NEl.LOR, gardener 10 John RIichie al one doll N
per dozen 10 be delivered any Time after Septem
b r next
NINEGAR,-Pure clariiicd 81 Ter vinegar Yer,
strong. Call and SEQ al he family grocery
st're nearly opposite the big Rcd boot
nav % IN ETLNIAEFR
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EiT..ilIiG EEnI.I
CORNER OF MAIN Il MADISON STREETS
WHEELING ~
JACOB a ErJNr

1 IT PROPRIETOR respectfully informs the public
that Tho above house Is nm nerf.c, OIL, -
The accommodation OF the ira .eiling public. The
'1Oms well furnished and promptly ATTENDED, 10 by
numerous ana ilithi Il servants wAe the table s
ne par with the best vine and liquors
THIS hotel IS the Ofi 20 OF the great Eastern and
Ues,erh lines of stages aud travellers ca2 take
seats IN any Of them AZ the bar.
Mr. W FLSMlNG :, who has haicons:derabIs
experience m some of the first hotels I'm the eau
ana has also been for i've years first assistant m
the United States hotel IA TINS city, has been en-
gagged as superintendent OF the VIrgini1 Hotel
aud viii siye hts entire rttcntIon to the esteb i.h
mcnt. And the proprietor assures the public thar
1 IS own personal attention will be 81 en- TO rem
der then accommoda ions complete
splendid ""N
OMNIBUS.
IN which pa sscngers will be az an times copvev,d
Ia aud rom the steamboat landing free Of charge
Jun