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1.-The centre, TO admi. of being folded up in
Varons lengths, some armed with ball
at the end perforated with holes, which in
their progress through the air causes q
wlis:line noise, and is supposed to strike
terror into the bearer; The points are barb
ed hook ch.anh brGad-hcahrd, willie lhc bait
! is generally decorated wit, bsigh,-coIorrd
feathers, those Of the Tartar phcasan! be
ing most esteemed, anI used by the man-
;iar;"s only.
Tie arms Of tic soldiers arc shields.
maicIloc.:s, spears, bows and arrows, a.!
doub!e swords. The only kind of "rnnr
is round cap, made Of rattan, painted
with huge pair of cycs, and well cairu-
lated TO ward nGthc blow OF 4 sword; snE!c
times i!c ari,ii"rs wear Il cap s.ni!ar t"
lirat Of the manIarins, without any buii"".
i.hc ,'!ic!;s ere Of hin'.Tcnl @iz :, mad"
n+p al rHt;"H, roHjri il. ring inside So:-
cie";i ' Ia"I" Ia pass IL" a:n: i!;:""@'!, az,
litl.c farther in. Il h1r to lay h"!d "'.--
They are grrcra;y ;a;n,rI with Gc"i!S. or
so.nc such fascinating animals face ihlcad-
ing 10 ini;;l:,!atc The hci:"l:!c:. These
siiehs a:c moi fully buIIet-pT""i to close
shot, int 10 sword can elmer pierce orscut
through them. The maici,!ock is nearl,
rs possible the Oil EIUrnp'an weaponsof
the same name. 1t is held in such cslinna
tiGn b. the Chinese US the boz" from its
danger to The bearer, in consequence cr
the liability ufliic mate. either to ignite
lis clothes or to hlowup his powder -p3urh !
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DAxDY IN D1rTicvLT1Es.-A dandy

- a DANDT IN DITTICULTIE5.- IA dandy
was last evening cnjpying fashionable
lou re dowa ST. Charles street, when he
was suddenly, and as hecnnccived, rather
ssrulely stopped BY wa;chman. He was
dressed out in al the parnphernalia OF his
E0rdcr-ratent polished boots. yellow Kids,
gold headed cane, anda watch chain. which
insiaun,c Itself gracefully round his neck,
like hun constructor round IA bear.
"WhaI's The maltaw, icl low?" said the
candy seeming to rcgarh the watchmah as
if tn re were pnilniionSin his very touch.
"Navc you got i c0tlar?' said the watch
man.
ave a ,I-lrw!" SAYS the dandy draw
ine his eya-gla:s from his vest pocket, ANA
surveying iha walciinaa as sharply a Il
naturalist womlI glass waler1ths9ugh Il
IN, Iaifyi lg glass; whea coun;in g$the ami
mll;n!.2 it cnliaiae i--"whoy, ce'tain!y,
I've col law, AZ ! a shirtloo. Why dem.
me, do You ti,ia!i L wcu: d:cky, watch
man?'
aOh, I don't care Nicholas Bitltlle IA
United States Din'; nptc) what You wear,
but unless ypu ,ave ylur owners name on
your colIa:, musfsiakc you up for vio
la,inn Of the latettas Iaw. [ haIIegal adj
vice about that ere hac. and I'm purtcs
sionally informed it includes puppies as
' well as olner han;ma!s 0fthc dog species
"Confonn;! YOU" said the dandy, "yor
are insult rahy imYr:!;nrH. a#l w'lraw.'
a genti'nan came uH At this $taea L"
the proceedings, aa,l mf,rmcd the watch
man that he tool: anserroneous view ofih'
Dug ordinance altogether. lie in fact act
ed as mediator between ;hc hiIh contend
ing parties, amd having anicably arranged
matters, the dandy was permitted to pas
on, calling waiciimcn in general, and tn
one wh"m he Aa4 !cfl in particular, an in
ferna bo wa.
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Ir.Dm ire !:M~!o,d Times.


CUR COUNTRY Gi3iS.-2- cI!EE&s.
Oar coan:ry sir'a: our country girls!
Tic c!,a:...i%.-, lovciy dears;.
VIII, with sc,"o twenty in our town,
I'm in love o'cT head ears.
Tai; mc: e &c G. ycur CITY Mss,
VIII. bus.'cs a&i false cUc's,
I;cr wMa,2aoac Toys ard 'Ancing gait
But give nc o.: country girl!
Oar country girls: or country girls!
W'ao So, aud k;ii.... ;.ai SPA,
hrd Lo;l, ai bake, ;:.A make tic beds,
i:coar rc:::;cr brass and tin;
WHO mix the COWS and make the cheese,
hd wcarthcr natural curls,
Sin ps.nlsEat church, bake beans at honio-
God less the ccaAtry girls!
Oar cor:.'sv Girls: or countFygirls!
Inc Iop:iTg may dcr,ac
Their nodcssworih-but let him s@ecr,
They are or honest pride,
And he draYylag, worthless thing.
Made up of spap-lock curls,
hnd talor'a hil's r&EGM, the scorn
or ali tie country girls
Oar country girls! our country girls!
HIay lack tie silks and lace
Ofthc city Miss; yet they abound =
In every native grace;
Then perfect happiness be theirs,
As each her wheel she whiris,
Her needle, mop, or pudding stick,
God bless the country girls!
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Effects Of Temperance. "A great sale of
Wine took place in Philadelphia on We'd
ncSdav. norcr 20 show the Influence Of
the times, or oltnc Temperance societies,
we annex the Price at whirh tie same
wines sold by tn" cask at previous sale.
Sherry Wines which in Nov. last brought
53 per gallon, sold for 81, 81 30; So in
Nov. mow3t IS. a lrlal S5, NOV, now
So So; Madeira Sc, now sold IA 50 IS per
rall"u; Am,iia do. SIS, per duz. sold for
50 23; Madeira selected from L"ndon
Docks IN 1888, which cast at the time of
batting $40 per gallon sold at So. Sa-
lncY in bottles brought $40 per. dozen;
another !ot same aye as the last brought
:jG - per eaIon ant; !}!3 50 pr d"zrn.
The abn,c shows an average fall III
price Of more thnn fifty per cent in LILLE
more lhan six nnmihs: As it Is known,
SAYS a pnil dripIia paper, HAT theecarrcn-
cy l,asnai drprecatcd in any hing like
Tia. ratio, ,ir cause of the great falling "il
must hc attributes! to The feeling amd'siiril
of temperance li'aI at present pervadcs all
classes Of s@c;c'y. The company was
snail and the bidding nnt very aEin!alcd.'
II. Z. EGprcSS.
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Curious CLocK.-Ciark in his travels
in s:cautinavia, says, the most curious
,hirg in the Cathedral Of Lnbcc, is clock
Of singular reconstruction aud high antiquity.
Il is calculated tu answer aSiron"nnrai
purposes, representing the place OF The
slit ANA moon in The elliptic, the moon
age, perpetual almanac, and many other
c"nlrivanccs. The clock, as an inscri1-
ton sets forth, was placed in ihc church
upoh camLIrnas day, in li"1o. Over III"
face Of it lppcarsan image of o"r s'avi"ur'
and or either side Of the image, are I"id'
ing doors. 50 constructed as Ia fly open
every DAY. whcnsllie clack strikes twelve.
At this hour, sctnf figures. represent" .
tie twelve apostles, cone from the doc!
TN ,;r left li#"'' Of the figure linkinS II.
obcsancr, by h@wiag as it passes i"ai "i
nur Saviour, and at,crw&rd, entering Tx
doors on the right haEd. Wl'cn The pro
ccssiun terminates, the doors close.
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Salisbury (M c. Uatchman.

THE BAMBoo.-The bamboo is native
of the hottest regions Of Asia. 1t is like
wise r6 Lc found in America, but not III
tI,at abundance with which it tl"uriShcs in
the old world. 1t is never brought into
This country in: sufficient supply for any
useful purpose, being rather an object Of
curiosity lar of utility. But in the conn-
tries Of lis production it is one oflIe most
universally useful plants. "There are
about tfii'ly varictirs,' says M'. Loudon, in
his Botanical Dictionary, "of the ATundo
Bamboo, each Of the most rapid growth.
rising from fifty 10 eighty feet the first
year, and The second periecling lis timber
in hardness and elasticity. 1t grows in
stools which are cut every two YEARS.
The quantity of timber furnished by an
acre OF bamboo is immense. Its uses arc
almost without end. In building, il forms
almost entire houses for the lower orders,
and enters both into The construction and
furniture of those Of the higher class
Bridges, boats, masts, rigging. agricultural
r-a =. 'ITi'r nr iTTNGFs--
bask cts. r"pc<, nets, sail-clu;lr, caps, Pitch
ers, lrougls, pipes, for Conrcying water,
pumps, fences for gardens ami fields, &c.
are made Of it. Macrra;rh in water il
forms paper: the leaves arc generally put
round The tea sent IL Europe: tn" thick in
'spiS*alch Justice is a favnrilc medicine. 1t
lis said To be indcsruclabIc By fire, to re-
sisl acids. and, by fusion with alkali, 10
form atran<parcmt permanent glass.
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iSH|hen Ecofi.-Nn: city has been DER
cast y .h glcuul. The last several Glys, Oh
account OF the loss, without moments
warning, of one Of our highly respected
lyi!nw ri'i.ans, Hr. Patrick Redmond. The
particulars, rs related by ore whu was pre-
sent, were hri, is these: ii was the habit
olD:. Redmond, during the summer months
10 battle nf nights in the river; and on Sun
day night last, 1T 10 u'clGck, accompanied
by five or six other gentlemen, he sought
The same element, in which they remai"rh
rs long AS it was deemed prudent. AL,
except himself, began to dress; he was OBJ
served, by moonlight, lo'bc in water not
exceeding two feet deep, sitting down, and
was heard 10 remark how pleasant the VA.
ter felt. That was thc.last view that WAS
! had Of him, living, hy his comrades, and
these were his last words! Without ina
king amr aoisc nr struggle, he disappeared
ana it WAS not uatil ll"Se on shore were
about To return hnme that the least id"i
occurred Of his E,ie. They then brhrl'
his clothes, and called him; but no answer
iAgain and again was he called, with lou'
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From Ire Savannah Georgian.
REVOLUTIONARY ITEMS.

The estimated expense OF ihe krVoln
'I"nrry War, IN specie IS over loo hi''
lions of dollars.
10 meet tins immense chargc' congress
issued from llO |" lioi, '5136 400 If
"l continental or paper 'a"ney, which, dH
ring that time, teprccaled nearIy5two
thirds Of lis value. In addition t" this,
: Congress ohtai"ed loans from FRANCE "n'!
:i"l;am3; fiom he li"Inrr. Of t""nty.on"
thon<a;d 'iTf"s or '5.'Ioi'i6 dollars; aud
fr"m III" latter. "t - millions of lirres or
:al.o'! !,0i.j. The first loan was in T73,
dc last i" 1883. ..
IA" first !'r"<IfrHt "l me Ola Congress
:""s -Scit"n iihnd"trh' "i 'iFsiala' chosen
September :5:h III
IL" !a$i was also EIrginian, Cyrus
GF!iir, Il; cted January - l1!S.
':'&. oi,2>t %i&"nT5 Of The DgcIa"a.;0il
Of !:.;".:"n'!r,rr, w'a' 2emi. Franklin, who
"1- ';rn srvra;y. The yn""rcstssrner
w"S ;.i"ard Raii"dg". Of S5oulh Carolina.
vi" WAS but twenty seven. Thos. I-y#ch,
fr"n 'inui.l "ar"Iina, was also but IN
years "l'. i'hraveTI-e aye oflhc s;grers
leaving ont three whose ages are not
known, is a fraction short Of / /, showing
that as a body, t;.cy were nolssoy young as
to be mpcluous, and carried away by The
ardent fcrlincs of youth; nor vet 50 old as
to be obstinate and inert: bu, in ,b,,
prime ar:! vioarous manI,ond. when tho
..;o,l.,rI ,,o,,,.i .,,',.a.'.
j. i'm, s,sI,inph a,.I vl'rn ,he n;nJ * CI
i, u,,.,r,,; -. nvn,...;,,,., mad t;..;.!;,'aLI
lv s,nG,, ,f,,cn,r ,,o nr ,bn Gr;,. Tr
ni :, ,,,,,r,or,r ,oon,r.,f,n: 81 ~ ,E.:ri
u, ia T5rss Of ;;,en snr,ir"J :,
rnr h.r ccn,.,y trom ,h,t J,;c r'ur
.rr,,,r.,ri.nfon ,.o,rs nIJ J,,,.o;r Jo,,h
counn Cv;nnn,, ,rciaarn;, 'La Ol;,, G.',
:, ~, ,!;o,I ar,ar ,I', n'aIsrs.; -
"r:, Ct,rics I Grill ",. ,ra a. ~, ,o., ~ 81
,,,,, - r.sir;,:,,, h,UJ ,"l Li",i IL IorS lwa
Lnlir,,l.ncd GG -. e''>' >'~' - - Wv
f. Vha frstSS,,ra C,ons,;,r,;,rs r.oro oJ,nt.
edby he following CnI,uics bc|orc tho
Dec cIaruii,u uccIuhgncudcnce.
Nrw.;iamp<hire, January 5,h 1776
Snu,h- Carolina. March Oil I116
Virginia June ayIh. I77J
Nrw.Jrrscy. July nJ. I1M.
Tbc rcmain:Ier 3rILc "oIJ Tbirtccnn
adoplrh their Cous,i,u,ioYs nc r,lIows: !
lIaryiand An,ustIi,I, l7L;
prnnsy!yaa:a, Scr,rmbrr I176.
Delaware. srprcmbr., I.7G.
e Gcorgia, February 5,h, i777.
IN cw. York, April, III. -
hlassaciNarii"-:7'',.''' - iIoO.
Vermont, J"Ij 4!l', 1856. 4
The Constitution ni The United States
was adopted By the Convention, of which
George Washington was l'resident.zpn the
I1:h Of Septenhrr, 1857. 1t was ratified
by congress, lilly l4lh,SlIcS, ,&aHd went
into operation on. the first Wednesday of!
March, 1850. 1t was adopted bytLe sere-
raj States in lhc3following orGer anil time
the aSscnt.ol iane States was required De-
fore its adoption BY Congress:
Delaware, DecenDer Hh, 1881, without
PENNSYLVANIA, December l@th, 1851
without amendments.
NEW jersey, December ioih, iloi, With
ouI amcm'imrnls.
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The following chi.sion of grief and ten
dc,ness is sail to have been written b.
Lord CaiihucSs, whose unfortunate attac!'
mcnt and dealt. are yet i'll remembrance i
England:
Can that wrctched bosom cheer
By pride and passion shook!
Or ba,he tie heart, but with tear,
Dcspairing love las broke!
AZ, ro.-lciorc that cliccr!ess eye,
The form Of peace rclires;
And in that withcring breast tie ray
CT Human hope expires!
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Ns2,..2:l.

lie would sing assnatch Of SONG fasorl3a
ballad, that had many a lime and of.;eafted
forth iheshi, Ii, from, fhss ssQllymlIt. pi-5
anrn he wnnd r"ci:e a portion QE ShaI.
sPeare-bT the ruling passion for. nIdsirss
was strong in death; and when che. minds
WIS REDUCED alm6st TO chaos, tie airs he
most Iorefs'iil,fo";ed there, and he died.
with melody upon lis lips.n 80. q. -
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! will, a melody mon h;s T., -, = - 49,.
=. N ..--.Il,.<>. s.rEs
,sSTTom he.M. 8. P;comoe, .6,Ss od~ Esps
--LATEST iENCH TEXasg g.esE -; s.
The#s lea NJ raeEet New. Yosy ~ - 3,
WrirIft arrived M his neFt 81, 5f.a..,
Galveston. She brouGht u, ffes Of. Tssas. co.
4 PAPERS toihe SIstins,. S se
There is iitlc-wc may say nothinosssss
.tncw relative 10 The c5iffempjsled ;nr,sia,,Ss
by Texas: 50 mrc /, tal,; ID Of and 60 go ~.
Nv desired by the great BODY or tb.Gn Gn,seanTs
Whatever mqy be the intentions az Gen
Houston. il IS evident ;Iat he dos t,;ot
T., is{l,,cc t 6n,,;I, ~, e
fvhich will he il = ;,w dovs ~ 80 -.
In TIC meantime The spjf,t n ,ofsnrnn;se "a
busy AMONG The pcoo,s-some .asse,,;rnz
thai the President wishes 70 '.dod,en tbssz
! war: Others ,hat he Eu, "'b;,j,s 6is linn e,s5
10 commence and cary Il on will, v;adszzS
4 number Of men left Galveston I,toI,7 T5s{s
! ioin the army at Corp.s Christi: tbeir srs
rival there. it is tLoua:.t, will LdispeI The
who pre tired Of inactivity and eaSer =,
Tbo nr;,ish r,,- brir y;ot,. O.. o..A,
I,l, q 4
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;"s 's "' I,, "''' ''''l' '' W. = "N '@e 'o''o"-
'"S 5rLa %%!, ,,,o.;,,n r,,
u ~ b.. H. -, P,H'eu On .ne
i'"'rs. ~ 'is..a,, W. ~. i'op '."S.c'"g.oa
I n"s "',n .i., .."I," hor 'y VIC ' oi aunt
,"'.!' 80 as" ~, VI. eAeeP-
'". ~. W. ,fns, .n on,l : Eli ' ",,a" "' appest
va ~, "'"'''''9'' """'' W ~
e'"''"". ,d.roo1. ,.,, .i;,s;~:
,Ln ,,nrn;nr or,,,o IT,h 80. -
y + prirGs or,ho, c;,y (.noL nrani'ns
l.. s,,hb.i Rrgrs -.
: rnaL Sons L-o,hor o,d oooon,,1;.o 80
,,,a ao"M n,,ar;on- Inhnsnn Tooi. rJr, r,ho ,r
Wv ,n;,I,
Tn,ril, Ts ,nl M;ss;.s;o,; ,nJ ,vos ', ,alon;n
r inn",nn 'i ,,ran ,.o,rs s;,oo h,,Sho
n. E Im oarrioJ haoL - ,J:ssiss;nn;.nJ
- r, h,n, IL f,ho'an. L;IIoJ - .L.g
I1IN h,J hoon =, G,lros,on IN. : sLor.
t'''j "iII' r.. i,.,s oo :,,s
MI, 1,'.. i.,,;n"s .1;,n L. ,.N
,hnr w.. uamo. dr;raS rr''nn ,1,o RoJI Ia. "a.
b,. tho Rocul,,,rs l,st fall ,nb,ssrw.rds
,;,en,,,cd !, shn,, man , nd ,y.s-hfrnseif
Lar LcaIFrin Iarris conn.y ~, Is
The crrns of coilon nm the Cn1or,dn
and Drozos arc cvcced;no foo sonss -
the co,,o, even on the 3Jst of Nav bs.I
h,IIs romnIereIv rornn,ssds re,Jv ,aISba.st
rho 4 Nd of II rd3.a Il; aSs. zRnr,esan 80
sis;;nr Of (iriv acrissSnear Rssfron 10 oftba
yrry finest dcscrp iissii.s Pic. corn cron is
nh, So promising in most Sc ot;nns. NOT bals
n crpD will be made, owing to 1heEseysre
drou1b,. ~ y &
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SEt.l!a29s3 h.TT F.-E ;yj99ED Prices. u
-;3lC sGlser:'er wis ing to dispose OF MS present
/; .LocH Of E&Y GOODS, previous to replen-
ishcr lor tic fall business, will Sc. at prices TO SUIT
,bn ,;,rrs ii. LEWIS
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A young Miss in writing TO her lover,
from an adjoining county. to this city,
srcms to have Forgotten TO say something
about home affairs, and after sealing up
her letter, breaks lopcn to add thc fol-
lowiag: x
n. b. Ihreak thisJet'cr open 20 let ynu
know that our calf runs after folks.
i. :. SO no more at present, only hc'
h":nS ain't large enough TO hurt any body
! if she was 10 butt 'cm.
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and frantic voices; butno reply was heard,
save the midnight echo along the banks OF
the Warrior. The horrid irnlh tlen h:s!i>
ed across their minds, that theirs beloved
corn rahe had prrished. 80
3 AfIcra d.IIigant search OF more than mn
hour, his ilccSs body was found in less
than five feet water. and taken TO the house
Of Col. Wm. G.. Parish, All intimate friend
Of the d deeeas"d, where every token OF re-
spcri was paid. In The ahernnon Of Noa-
day, Il prorcssio onaofeilizens followed his
remains To the tdiffb,e after the> usaM rites
had been performed by he Rev. MrsKnaPp,
Of the Episcopal church.
Iu$culoo&a, (AIa.) .Uoni!or, 22d nh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-05-26
VIRGINIA HOTEL
CORNER or MAIN ~ MADISON STREET
WHEELING. IA.
JACOB A.


ID ESPE~TFULIY informs his friends and M,
IA travelling public that he has rented this wei
<noSn establl-hmsat far a ter IN It wears. III,
rooms are well turnlshed and nttcnael 70 hs
table spp2. led with the best the market afc,rd.
and bis BAR with the choicest WINS ana Lg,I1r.
Mr. A. ". FLEMING, who has had CONSIDER
aoie eNocrience IN some of the first hotels In f.
east, and has also been for FIVE wears frs, 49,.
iantin the United States hotel ln this civ. b,s
re IN sngaSeo rs supehHtendAn, of the VIy.ip,s
establishment. '"
The pro rietor flt,ors himself thar bv bis NV,
eXeruons and the assistance uflIr FIetniDr wiz
- wei Know 10 the travelling ba lie. will a.,
enabled 10 make the Virginia Hotel second to n y,
SIMILAR establishment IN tine west aud he wishes
Gil "hO have regard for their comfort and con.
NCnlSrCC tc ENc l..
This hotel is the oficaolhim -rett Eastern
ana western Lines Of stages, ard Tray ellers can
secure seats IN any d rectloa al the bar. IL l.
aiS5 Oul a snort distance from the m
.aholhs anu as attention Is paid TO the arrival
ahu yepalnrc OF boats, travellers can NJ all times
Ie ADVISED OF the same, ard have their baggage
akCn To andirOm the rIver free o. cbar.c. in Is
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THOK -
VEGETABLE pULMONICl

VEGETABLE PUlAiONICA.
IHNuE properties Of this mrdicIne have been hir
III " tested and It's excellence aud yIrlucs mad,
made apparent To MANY of the most resooctabl,
FAMILIES I'D ms city. While u - simple and Inno,
cent IN us composition; II IL active aud clio AT
as curative agent never iaIling to produce The
most happy anu benefiriai results when the "a,
re tons Tor IT'S use are strictly compGel with
the celebrity which this medicine has attained
independent OF any CNCTtIOns OF the prouri.tor in
lore .nS u .'pon public attention, as Is the fashion:
out based exclusively upon It's own me,its-is n
sufficient warrant for confidently recommending
u 10 me public, as a preparation of superior eff
,olas, Asthma. Influenza, Whooplng Cough.
i"arseness, Difficulty Of breathing. Pains and
weakness OF the breast. &c. Common Colds
which are generally causcd hy obstTucted DerN,i.
ration, viii vIcid tOIts mfuen@c IN a 'cw hons
\ patOXism of coughing Is immediately subdued
by resoTnng To the Pulmoiica; IN Asthmn. cold
m the head, NhIopinS COu@h. anIIuhuenEa IL
" promoies eApectoTatUn. gradually opens the
, ours oil the skin ard rXeTts a saluta ~, soothing
inlucnce over the general system. Ii can safely
oe administered to The most delicate infants
! ne PulmouIcd rs prepared Ia CONFORMITY with
me most recent IMPROVEMENT IN PhaTmary, en-
trely r. ,m ind ,ginous plants, the Gciivc punciplr
oil which rs MOI dIssiua'ed ~ excessive boiinc as
= too frequently the case Win vegetable artpa-
hle prepa atoms II cOsi the manulaCufCT much
ahur and experiment hefurr he Hdputcd a process
{ riis y epnranChS And he nattcrs ltI5elfho has
nndIy attained he Glunatrin of success and
That hl- ~ -tlcne possesses more uni ornity and
MEDICAL efficiency Uiau any composition OF the
klUd that has preceded 70
Prepared by WILLIAM THORN, Apothecarv
lnr ChcuLi, ~ Market Succt, Pittsburgh.
mar % JAMES BAKER
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FoH
SALE

DURSUANr to the provisions Of the last will
VIII and testament of Patrick Ray. deceased.
! VIII, onthe 2Oh day ofMay next, before IA,
llrsinta Hotel IN the city of Wheeling. sell to IN p
highest bidder, rhe following real estate
L1t 20 . on Nam street, on which there are p
csrable dwelling houses and store rooms in !.
business part Of the city
Aso lot 10 - on the corner OF Marke: md JEFF
ierson streets. on which there Is an cid house
TER uS-Onc third ofthe urchase money in
hand. the residue on n credit Of one aud two
years, with ~Inttrost from the day OF sale, and a
lem on the properly To secare tie Iurchase mo
after the first Of APril-ncxt.
JOHN p BTRNE,
Administrators De honis ron,
ieh l-fs with he will annexed
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LIVEn %CnMPIAfNT

Cured blythe HscOf Or HqricFs Compound SEeHg
heHiag md ApcrieHf PHs
RHR William Richards Pittsburgh. Pc entire.
w cured of tho above distressing diseosc.-
His SYMPTOMS were pain md weight iu thc ich
side, loss II appetite, vomiting. HCfd guctatious
a distcntiOn Of the stOmcch, sick headache, FUR
red tongue COunteuaucC changed o. n citrOu col
Or ~dithculty Of bro1thi1g, disturbed rest attend
ed with a cough, great debility, with 0'her
symptOms indicating great arrangement Of the
liver Mr. Richards Rad fhc sdvirc ~ several
lnys iclanst but received go relief. until using d.
Harbch's Medicines, which terminated in effect
nu "a perfect cure
Principal anice. ". 'Norta Right Street. Shi.
ludcT hia. For sale ~ JOHN FISHER.
% Whtrrua Va
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NIRGlNft-IS CuANcERy-Hi Rules hsid 10
'hcClo RS on &C of The CIrcnt Superior Court
gfLaw and Chancery for the County Of Ohio IN
tls month Of February, 1912
William W. Shuycr Complainant,
against
francis X. Armstrong. Administrator De houis
non 81 Noah Zane dece isCd, and EbenCzer
Zane; Trustee under the will Of the said N01h
Zane, James A. Mclean and Marv his wife.
late Mary Zane, William Pitts md Elizabeth
hts wife lofc Elizabeth Zane. and Coruena
Zane and Mary T.. Dorsey. laic MaryL Zane
widow Of said Noah Zane, deceased,
Defendants
H0IiE defendant William Pitts not having enter.
~ Cd his appearance and given security accori.
ing 20 The act Of Assembly and the rule Of this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory proof that
lie h. not an tnhabItant of this wealth,
on motion Of The complainant byc0unscl, itlsOr
dcrod that the said defendant William putFd DO
appear here ON the first day 81 the next spring
term 81 this court, enter his appearance and an
swcr the said bil or otherwise defend ibis SUI
and that's copy Of Ibis order be forfhwi'h Inserted
IN some newspaper printed lu the Cry Of Wheel.
ing r1r two months excessively n td posted 4 the
.rouf door ~ thC count house OF Ohio cOunfy.t
ALEX TLAIDLEY. Clerk.
Good, f0r Couipt feb
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~ and Picture frames make To- order in the
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f. uulq assortment Cf Locking Glasses,
Al ana ficture Frames constantly on hand
~ SAFE lower than they can be procured
GeMhere-Also sign fainting aud ra:nrrc IN
~ ~ ~ ~ yaTl1ns hranchIs prUmrtiy executed by J
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