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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
Connecticut,

1t appears that, after all, there is probably
no Election of State Officers in Connecticut. Re.
turns from nearly all the town. give the following
ates for Governor:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

n We are again indebted to the Express OF Messrs
ponERoy Co. No. w all ST. and That of Messrs PuLLEN
& Corp for Northern and Western papers In advance OF tue
Mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

nv 600 lbs OF The Brewer type now in use on THIS
IA Der are for sale will be sold in Quantities to sult pur
chases No orders will be attended to Z: less
~, ,sa c,sb The type is from the foundry of George
and is in good order Price 20 cents per h., cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

70 Tie Discussion of the question . Is Thomas
W. Dorr the Legal Governor OF Rhode Island y
will be continued at Niblos this evening, by ELY
MooRE for Dorrism and its collaterals and H..
GREELEY against them. We are ready to bring
the argument TO point, if our opponents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

NJ For Letter from Albany and an A''o0iatOn article
see First Page.
NJ For Literary Notices of the Edinburgh and quar-
ell, r-;e,ps and of Norman's Yucaan, Last Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

These reports may not be implicitly relied on, but
they seem to assure the triumph of Law and Or
der by an overwhelming majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

INSTRUMENTATION. CHARLES HUDSON,
Wing, is reelected to Congress from the Worcester
District. SO towns give him 4,0e4 votes to 1922
for Henshaw and 511 Abolition. Hudson over all
35l. The same towns gave at the preceding trial,
for Hudson 4, 42s; Merrick 1926; Abolition Gal
-l3e against Hudson. His majority will now be
about 200.
There is no choice in either Of the other four
Districts, but decided Wing gain in the two East
ern and rather loss in the two Western.
In Bristol County only two towns gave Wing ma
iorites last fall now sir have elected Wing off,
Gears, and New-Bedferd doubtless will be added to
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
Rem 0vais.

The Express has letter from Washington sta
ting that Jeremiah Toeze (Loco) is about to he
appointed Naval Officer at this Port vice DAVID
N. LORD, removed, and John s. AlcKib5on Gan
associate of Geo. D. Strong in the Williamsburgh
speculations) as Appraiser in place of MATTHIAS
B. EDGAR, removed. Towle is Loco-Foco of the
Bouck genus; McKibbon acorner-lot Conservative
Messrs. Lord aad Edgar have not meddied with
politics since their appointment, and have Tyleri
zed as much as honest men possibly could but the
fact that they were Wigs of old, and appointed as
such, has raised very strong presumption ia the
Accidents mind that they must at heart loahe and
despise him. We IL go bail that be has guessed
right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

A SIGs.-The Albany Argus of Thursday morn
ing has a long, doiorsus leading article complain
ing bitterly that g minority of the Democrats of
tho Senate''-shs Barnburners meaning-have
/" united with the Wings to reject two of Gov.
Boucks nominarions.n Thus far hath the in.o-
leRce of the Barnburners already marched into the
bowels of Conservatism Bosworth fsld is mot
far of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
IRELAND /! IRELAND
Secand Edith,

u MEMOIR ON IRELAND, NATIVE AND SAY
ON, by DANIEL oCoNxELL, NJ. p with Likeness OF n.
Author. Price 25
"OCoNSELLs History or lRELAyp-we have re,siva.
copy OF this valuable aud instructive work by D,ns
pConne, the great Liberator The wrongs ard the ~
.erEgs oil the Tish people FOR century past are poravs
ia mastery aaaEcr and show conclusivey thai reo
instant and aslng is imperayely called for aud iai ,s
day DOT far distant when must come The sons OF Ir
and resident throughout this country entered $50 M
Spit OF REPEAL with such arSr aud enthusiasm TIA, b
very Throne OF Great Britain rocks with fear OF he cose
qaehcNS; and well II may-tor these "sgnS and tokens.
the tide OF justice 10 Ireland is near =, i
oou ~ historian, after stating the manner which The
EhsSl RUGS heretofore committed rapas mIrder mas
sace, ueaebei &c the Irish people, says, o the
presens !lanet acting, that though the form of The
perseC aeIet the spirit remains the Those
VINO nerelooIe Wo9ehave used the dagger, Or the knife
OF the assassin employ lew only The tongue or tie men =,
tbe eaumn.a.ot ana, n;s, Of numbering bodies. exhaust
been substituted for murder, tbe faction winch
long rioed in Irish blood, consoe ts yrplent md r,o
passions by nsuIgpg IN even ~ar,nr neyerov;Se
alsehood and turbulent SANDER The -yoTs NAV he
whether native foreign whose oosems s.ai Tor aer,v
and independence lfniadelpbia Nercsry
"O'CoNSELL's MEMOIR ON IKELANp-The mos, upos
tan occ OF the week is the issue OF the first Aer
can edition OF this work. and al price which brings
within the reach oil ever who wishes TO be In posss
sion of such an invaluable work. The firm Of greeley
McElrath whom il has been brought ont deserve TIE
lasting gratitude the Irish ctizenS OF this Republic rot
only Tor the promptneSS with which they have got Out tie
work but also the crcdtable OF its execution
What riShman will be Without copy when Can be pro-
cured for IS cents" N. Y. Irish Volunteer.
"OConnel traces the Political History Of Ireland from
the frs partial establishment OF English domination in l7s
The picture WILL least many OF It's features lie
blood to course rapidly through the veins of Ihmen
Many OF the details are thrlingy interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

~ NEwBUReH, went Loco-Foco last Spring,
and last Fall gave 1872 Loco-Foco majority; she
has now elected clean WIG Ticket by so to LOO.
SCHENECTADY last Spring went Loco-Foco, has
now gone WIG all over, beating the late Loco
Focc Mayor, (whe is a Bank President and owner
of half the city, by 40 majority. Wings of New
York! our torn comes next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

BEwARsl-Tne Loco oco nsutrals are print
ing the naae ofrhe Peoples candidate for Mayor
Robert l.. Smith doubtless to deceive those
who write alter their ballots into losing their votes
Beware of them ROBERT SMITH--ne middle
name-is the man whom the Working Men delight
80 honor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

SIXTEENTH WARp.-We are happy to see that
the present populae Alderman, EDWARD D. WEST,
is again in the field as the Wing candidate. Al
derman West has ably and faithfully represented
his constituents in the Common Couhcil. The
LABoRERs AND WoRKINGMEN of the Sixteenth
Ward will not forget that he brought forward in
the Board of Aldermen and urged the passage of
an ordinance to the effect that the contractors an
the Public Works should hereafter gire security
to pay their men in cash and not in store pay
No greater service could have been rendered to
this valuable class of our fellow citizens, who in
many cases had heretofore been the victims OF the
exacton of contractors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

T Professor GouRAup has advertisement in another
column to which call the attention OF readers.
LADIES FRENCH SHOE SroRE.-We have for severaldays
Inlenued Call attention the Ladies' shoe Store OF our
friend j. b. Miller, No l42 Canai-st. His is
large and weseected any have visited, and
hesitation ia recommending it TO the nouce Of our
fair readers.
SASDs's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Conn, Feb 10, l243.
Messrs. a. 3. Sand. Co.-Genurmen: thankfully ina-
prove The present opportunity Inform you and the Aci
OF the woadeftu Effects vi your Sarsaporla upon le
About two months since became aicteu with rougi-
aad hardness OF the SKIN neck hands and
which followed by extensive ana deep crackins,
attended with night this succeeded s@eilks
upon me WHOLE surface, which began 10 dhchaEge
lcowish nlatter Ia Tails unable my haHoA'
distressed much with Tic inflammation upon ue
face, TILED several kinds OF medicine which weie rem
niended, and also the Ihomsonian neatnen witnop.
ehL Then applied 10 Or. maihe~son, VITO gave ~. -
lie OF your Sarsxpaiiils, which almost ni diaeJ.
the distressing stnging anu The night sseas ~! as
and arms are entirely cured and my lace faP' ea
ing lis hatprsi feeling and appearance. poetNsoN
NEw-LoNDos COUNTY IS: NORWICH, frp. ID, lS1o.-
Personally appeared William Robinson, aon lade solemn
- N'e N.' - 'Ae '1e'' ''' JotiN pwITT,
Clerk Of County and Superior Court LOT New.Londoh TO-
We the unaersgned, peing acqueine,i with he above
named iIiam Robinson hereby Certify me correctness
of ul statement JoHH BARNES,
TtU.s. KiNNE, Jr
For particulars, advertisements ~ is and Other Guy
papers, s5s-F,,.
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL and for e1pora
uon oy A. b. SANDS y CO., Druggists and ChennS
Granite Buildings, No 20 RfoaEway, sorneT OF
steel. kew-Yefs. Sold also by A. r. u. SANDS, Di "
g1xts Nos 100 Fulton David sands Coz Ne
n East Broad way 5:a,ketstTeeti and by Uros
gis,s generally shru1g bout the Tinted staes Free PEA
Dettie six bslles IS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

70 The Plebeiant thinks our T Speech (there
was but one) in Connecticut did no good TO our
cause. We have not much opinion of our own or
atorica abilities, and would be inclined to agree
with our neghbor, itnot for the consoling fact
that we a, least converted one man to Tarfism-
to wit, the Loco-Foco Congressman elect an A0rt-
ford He speaks with the timidity and hesitation
becoming new convert, but he eschews the Pie
bean's Free Trade doctrines very decidedly
Neighbor Slamm we dare you to publish your
Congressman letter. and let your readers see what
success we had in converting the most inveterate
Loco ocos to Wing doctrine. 1t certainly is
very fair beginning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

~ WHIes! Is the City worth carrying? You
cas yon Kill. Why not doit then, and cheer
the hearts of your brethren TO Arkansas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
Correspondence of The N. Y. TribuOe.


The Governor has sent in the following Nom
nations: Inspectors of the Mount Pleasant State
Prison-John w EdmoRds, William Newton,
Thornton M Nivins, Thos. j. Carmichael, Henry
Romer, and Henry Harris. These nominations
will CRATE little in certain quarters but, OF
course, the Evening Post will say they are the
best which could possibly have been made.
The Senate to-day succeeded ia getting to
third reading No. of their Retrenchment bills.
1t was, however, thoroughly Quilted before it got
thus far
The Assembly have sent to Select Committees,
to report complete, the bills in relation to the ~
Y. and Erie Railroad and your Criminal Courts.
The operation of this movement is to give them
preference over other business. Their respective
fates will probably be decided in very few days.
There was quite breeze in the Senate this
morning. Mr. FRANgLIs reported complete, the
bill to authorize your Corporation to become the
purchasers of certain unsold lands. Thereupon
Father HUNTER, at the nstigation of " Old Porcu-
pine" alias "Anti-Assessment, undertook to head
off the BILL This called out FRANKLIN, VARIAN
and Scorr, and as the debate waxed warm, the
way the first two walked into cold Porcupine"
was caution. He was fairly skinned alive, and
had he have had an opportunity he would have sold
himself remarkably cheap.
I never saw Mr.. yARlAN warm. "I am at
terly astoni.hed," said lie, that such men as
John M. Bradhurst and Peter Cooper would asso-
ciate with such man !" The upshot was that
all opposition was run out of sight, and the bill
ordered to third reading with scarcely dissent
ing voice. Yours, &c. WATcHTowER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

u La Petite Celeste The well known, pretty and
phed dancer takes her farewell benefit AZ the American
Museum This Evening Several of Der professional friends
have volunteered. Wnche Miss Darling, Miss and Master
Barton Mr. jenkins Chang Fong and last, not least the
boy Giaut will appear
Il PALMER DEAN, Bakers, II Mott and Ssh PearLst
(sse ADVERTISEMENT have adopted The American Sys,eni
CT caUency, and the sane system should pursued by
the retail dealers, OF giving the quantity OF goods
ten tor Shilling, would put the Spanish
small coin cut OF circulation, and thus benefit the pubic
stead OF The broker.
L. L. have adopted this plan without any reduction of
either quantity quality They the best extra super
sns Flour now seIi.g Tor ssa barrel and but little In
please forward "a few by The way OF Boston. =
Friend Greeley, can you inform whether the New
York and Ere Railroad is to be Tagged or no this
season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

" Second Wnrd.-Tne Democratic Wing ElsctoS
OF Ward requested TO Saturday rye
ond Ward tiovel 81 Nassa s' to receive Tie Report OF NE
Nominating Committee Tor Charter Gfcrrs and lri1acI
such other business may before The neelEg
BY order OF the Nominating Committee,
JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

" Professor GouRAuD an advertisement in another
which Cali the attention OF readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

20 The dirtiest electioneering trick of the sea-
son is the attempt Of the Tyler Organ to array the
Sailors against the Wings account of the Mac
kenzie case! What have Politics to do with that?
What has the Wing party had to do with the mat
teri Mackenzie is Loco-Foco of long standing
but that is nothing to the purpose. Men of each
party approve his conduct while others Of each
condemn it. This attempt to make Loco-Foce
capital GU, of the Somers affair is rather meaner
than like attempt to pick up few green-horns
By raising quarrel among the Sailor Boarding
Houses 1t will hardly gull those who are used to
salt water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

u MechnNiCa' md W0riti1 gnien's Teft-
ing, Saturday the eh day Of Apri!, 1913 at oeloek,n
La Faystte Hait - he Mechanics and okiGgmtR OF The
city Newi ork invite their Tell craftsmen 10 neei at
above place Saturday evening 10 consider Ne
nomination OF ROBERT SMITH tor Mayo ana 10 take
his e.ectioa and aid eIeya
Ting worthy fellow mechanic situation which his
integrity upright conduct eMlIenY III HIM 10 occupy
The isl sgutr, the calf this meeting will be touni
in the True Sun on Saturday morning. al -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

rThe Hon. Ely Moore and N. Greeley
ESQ. will continue their discussion on the Scence Of Gov
eminent embracing the question, I" Is ThoHas W. Dor
the legal Governor OF Rhode Island "at Nble's Saloen
Broadway o.. Friday evening al u O'Clock. This one
OF the most important discussions in me course and should
he 10 hy feel The perpeiay OF
our present form of Governnenl Tickets i7 cels 10 be
had at o5 Broadway at the soor The evening OF The
Debate. ab u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

CHARLES x: iAYL0A' Secretaries ap5ss
N. 8. The hour of meeting is changed TO in csnse
cnence of the General Meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

r,. e.,~orin Associasion WI 4!I nSu n haH
Inc ,se,;na M This TTbursdayI M, publs
,, sever O'clock al the Hall All b'oaa"aS' ana "
an resrectfniIy invited 10 atlenS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

W Fifth Wara.-Tne Wing Electors OF he FiIh
Evening The 7 inst Il, baM past O'Clock, al lbe hrnn
House No. iG5 Chapeslreel, the report OF e
Committee appointed the lst instant 10 select th"f
Officers ir ensuing ye2rSy order OF the NgmlnduhS
Committee. tai In ALEX ii SChUEfH, CID
l-JEiuk,ti. Nard.-IUc MECHANICS aud " Ohn'
ING MEN OF the Emprs Ward irirnciy IN the nomination
of their well known and tried Tread, ROBERT shiih,
the Wing caniaa,e tor Mdysr tq1esled 10 aemnIe
al Tie Howard HoUs. Friday Evening, 7h April, aug
o'ciock To make arrangements secure his triumphant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

" Prof. j. N. Mailii VIII, la The 81 Church
tbs Tsry sa es pyoa services e.
evenings O'Clock and on saSssn ser
Up. 81 Seats free. coleeuon 1sas
az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

IL TcntIa Ward-DEMOCRATlC W ioS,
AROUSE The Democratic Wing Electors OF the emu
Ward. and all in favor OF Economy In the =.
the City Government, and s;rlc accountability y an
lie Officers, to prevent Defacaoos aHd ihrre"y ignsa.
burdens OF the People, qlestsG 10 meet al cctu9usss
Hall, Grsnu street, Friday evening 7h lost al =
to receive the Report of the Nonisd,isg Comnilss ~
Charter Officers the Ward, aDd - respond 10 VIZ
alton OF Robert Smith for Mayor.
Holm CUSER, Jf. Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

Joseph N. Barnes Syiyanus Gedney
VIM H. Sweet Iames 6. Mofat
Wills Black time David w. Bennett
James 3 HsyeIden Forsy tn Lab1gh
William Seaman Wal. II. GedDey
OILS Pollard George Boyd
Henry Pruden j. w. Bauvelt
Theodore Drake NJ P. Clark
John Keyscr Elhu Buresion
James II Culmerry j. C.. Forbes
James Pink Alexander Savage
VIM. Renyill Rooer. Hendricks
Wm. w. Dow Henry Baker
Wm w MrCisilpn at ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

Carpenter.
North Providence. 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

M Haons. win or as sdas
ns April 7h Head oaarsl Mgat0f Il ta
Pearl and Centre street,, al o ,.od;np 10 call a.
The viii move O'Clock P1fSa Pre- sden
as 2t Nv ORDER SILAS CHiChsIei'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09
JAMES II FORSYTH & co.
AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, Va.
ONE FIRE MORE,

q SENSENEY having pu hand stock much TOO
40 heavy for The present season, and being very
DESTROYS OF reducing II as mu1h hs possible belOrr
the sprng, will oiIar inducements 10 CASH buyers.
lie vsuld respectfully call attention TO the follow
ug sr'iclCs:
Super wool dyed blue black Cloths.
a heavy sioux at Cloths generally.
VeIy large stock SalIiucils and Jeans.
White, red. yellow aud green FLANNEL
English Mvrnos aud Aluusln de Ldlns.
CIllcoes Of all qualities and prices,
Brown and hleuched MuslInr. &c.
Together with all the o,her grlrclcs usually found
IN a Dry Clouds Store. all Of which he will sell lu
his friends (if they will give him an opportuuryJ
on as good terms as any other store ia he city
whether Jew Gontile, Muhomedsn or Mormon.
dec %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09
90 EAsTMANs ELIxER OF HEALTH.

M EASTMAN'S ELiXER OF HEALTH
his Is universal restorative ~ all ruSes
4 where the Stomach, Liver. or any Of The OF
gans concerned IN the digestive functions are the
primary seat OF the diseases. and that such 10 true
OF almost the whole caral"gue OF human RI lsdtes 10
we'll kEown 10 every physician.
ELIXER OF HEALTH
II strengthens and gives tone aud appetite 10 he
stomach and possesses the long sought ant desits
property OF rendering harmless 20 the stomach any
redundancy Of bile, That may be generated there
and at the same time when there Is deficiency OF
thai necessary fluid. Pr duchg cosliveness depros
SION Of spirits detilIiy, dizziness in the head palp
talon OF The heart. pains n varIous parts Of tbs
body and other Characteristic symptoms of Dyspep-
SIN, u acts as a perfect suhsInte or the bile opena
The bowels gently helps TO digest the food relieves
all pain IN The stomach or head. cheers The mind
Inv goraies the system, and restores IL To psrieot
health ag iin u is warranted 70 never fail IN ef...
ting permanent cure In 81 OF consumption az
cough where the lungs become diseased from syn
palhy with The siomarh liver all dToTsical afTbo
lions from the same cause yield 10 its powers a.
once. loss oinHpeIie heartburn nervous complaints
Vi all kinds nIghI sweals and dIarr.Ea are removed
10y II a. by a charm. A supply OF ihs yalaasis
medicine, just received ard Epr sale hy
OLIVER Pryor Union st.
Jan 10 Wheeling Va e.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09

lNIRr &MARlNE tNSURANCE-There ar
e two situations only In which individuals can
DC placed, where they adequately appreciate
tue value 81 insurance. These nre, while stand
X upon toe runs of their own property, cit her
receiving from an in,uranee office the full a
monnt winch they have lost. or standing on the
Iano spot surrounded perhaps BY d,soate tam
~; lameniirg hat stupidity and folly which ha(
'd,ed 70 Iroyide for such contingency.
AIklNSpN, Agent of the Pro FEC WON
INSURANCE co OF HARTFORD, CONN
NlII take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
ores mills, faciOriss, dc, together with Their
"ntcnts such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chlhsrv' and evsryoth=r description Of insurable,
property Also, on steam, Keel and Hat boats
ipH their ,carRIes to and from any port ON ia.
Western Waters
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the U S
-nLfI Ian |. 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09
! ,KUsT sALE-Ry ylrLne OF de,d ,flrn,

RUST SALE.-Ry virtue oi u deed pfIrusl
4 executed 10y John Fawccu, hearing date ON
the 5ih Of April. l54l, and recorded ia lhe clerks
office Of Ohio equity, shall. Monday The Ssh
day 81 May next, prnCced 10 sell. on the premises
al public auction, To the highest bidder for cash lot
No 1--WE. ~ the second square ia the city of Nhss-
ling. situate on Waller street near the Steamboat
laniing, whC reon are large aud valuable roHre-
houses. The lille is believed be uuques inna ale
but selling trustee | will only make such tale as
~ vested in me-. wM IA KING,
ian 10 Is Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09
THEY HAVE COT ALONG.

n JSF received q fresh assortment of perfumerv
81 consisting OF The following auicl,s. Freneh
Cologne IN small and large borlles Florida aud H,-
uey Wafer: Lavender and Rose Water; AIneassns
OIL; Bears OIL; Philion oil; and large assortmoni
Of soaps, such a. Victoria Toilet suap Floaling soas
expressly iOr haIhiug. Windsor Patent snap; siso 4
gUUd or I v1ud have "a. d. tho best assJrinaois a.
Shell Side. and Tuck c'm's in the city. BufIsio
Tuck md Side combs. uri Horn Tuck AMI Sids
combs Of different patterns. which will BE- sold Low
for cash; BY The single une or Grzsn A am sols
Agent Of q Comb Manufacturing eslablishmsnt. u
lhInk can sell combs luilo cheaper than sny -
adjustment IN the city. You Who wish to boy "
please give me a call Recollect hey are 10
found At A o FAIRCHILD'S al NJ I39. AGain.
Wheeling.
Clocks and watches repaired al short noice
COED assortment Of WATCHES AND JEWELL
slways on hand, which III be sold chcop fDg q
few Infant lIair Brushes uf the best ohst
just received from the mandatory and for sale
jan IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-09
TRIhTEE,S aALI-

~ y Virtue Of a deed OF trust execute ed by Fran
- Ces Melton 90 the subscriber, bearing date
tbc Clerks ofi e yf Ohio county, shall proceed
90 sell on the 4th day Of VI arch 1913, nt the tay-
fru NJ John y Foster, In the town Of TnadulphIa,
trac or parcel Oflaud. living and being near Tn
adelphi8 ln the county Of OHIO, containing three
acres more or less, being the land on winch aid
Melton resides, and was purchased by hin OF
Charles ID Knox, aud John Feay, sCveralIy.
Selling a. trustee, ] suall only convey 10 the
purchaser such title as rs vested IN me By said
deed OF trust.
Terms of sale Cash
ISAAC W MITCHELL.
feb lie Trustee.
The sole of ihe above properly is postponed
until the FIRST DAY Of April neat by consent Of parties
Terms-Ouo half cash and Inc residue in lhirty DAYS
from sale. l. w. MITCHELL, Trustee
March 4 1919