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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14
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=. TUcKERMAN.-FREEpoM.
le''th thy banner | was born
a , thy full and perfect life
''en's slavery to scorn,
;eS from passions bitter strifE
rld, a self dependent soul,
lefty aims and genial trutE. Il
4 Tree by loves serene contbl.
!, Y,aauty and the hopes Of zosth.
=. ature let me know, u
! sbe mountains, groves andcrystai
and sunsets purple glow,
Esprit with celestial dreams,
ng exuliingly to soar,
fe'ters clog the heart no more!
PARTING PLEDGE.
ANU hEhDLE bUTLER.
but once, before we sever,
rimming cup-it is the last,
y now parting and forever,
bis pledge "Thc memory of the
us set, and no tomorrow
loomy path we tread so fast
;up, certified with sorrow,
tdrop--the memory Of tho Past!
from those dear eyes now shin
warm tears, their loveliest and
in of hands in friendship twin
save memory Of the Past!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

Tho youngestfhild Of Queen Victoria has boon
christened with water from the river Jordan Oh
Jerusalcm!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

Seed Corn.-Secd com should be selected with
the utmost care. You cannot be too NICE Just
remember that you are taking care Of young
plants of tenderest species. As soon as the husks
begin to turn on the best ears. you should go over
the field and select your seed-husk it immediate.
y-and braid it, and keep it where it will be dry
and cool. Be very careful not to neglect this iii
frost comes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

10 prerent the smoking Of a iamp.-Soak tho
wick IN strong vinegar, and dry it well before you
use 1t: 1t will then burn both sweet and pleasant,
and give much satisfaction for the trning trouble
in preparing it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

The Scotchman's prayer.--Kecp my purse from
the larger, and my body from tho Doctor, and my
soul from the derH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14

IN preparing it.
Valuable --Headache.-Batho the fore.
head and temples with mixture Of hartshorn and
strong vinegar. equal parts, and snuff little of it
up the nose. Sick headache must be cured by an
emetic, as it proceeds only from a foul stomach
Sore mouth.--Mix together honey and white bo
rax, equal parts, and with linen rag tied to the
end of skewer rub the mouth three or four times
day.
Sore Mroat.--Take 30 drops of spirits of tur.
pentne on loaf sugar every night, till cured.--
Black currant jelly hastens the cure.
Bilious complaints.-Take 40 drops of Bal.
sam of Peru on loaf sugar, or in tumbIer of wa.
ter, every day at ii o'clock.
Inability TO sleep.-Take grain or two of cam
Phor at bed time; this is surer and safer reme-
dy than opium or laudanum.
Night s,csats.-Drink gill or more of warm
water at night, previous to retiring to bed.
To preserve meat IN hot aceather.-First wipe
the meat gently and lightly with clean cloth.
then dust every part with pure oatmeal. 1t must
be wiped with clean cloth every two or three
days, and fresh oatmeal busted upon it. The meal
lmparts sweet favor to the meat. 1t must all
be wiped away before the meat is put down either
to be boiled or roasted.--London Globe.
, A bachelors reply to young lady who signifi-
canlly sent him as a present some wormwood:--
BY THEoPmLUs PICTURESQUE.
.. I'm glad your gift is not a-,nss,
Much worse might me befall
he wcrfp, lfo hal
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-14


, A bachelors reply to young lady who signif.
canlly sent him as present some wormwood:--
BY THEormLUs PICTURESQUE.
.. I'm glad your gift is not a-,nss,
Much worse might me bcfall
The wormwOod's s bad alone, but worse
The NORWOOD and the GAL(L)!
The last CONFERENCE.-The New York cores
pondcnt OF an eastern paper, says-"l saw in
the street, to-day, novel sight, horse in trou-
sers; christian drayman having adopted this
method of keeping the animals legs from the flies.
They were made in the modern fashion, loose,
without straps, and gathered at the top"
The Scotchman's prayer.--Kecp my purse from
the larger, and my body from tho doctor, and my
soul from the derH.
Setlcd.-A dispute having arisen at an Italian
court, to whether lawyer or doctor should
walk first in a certain procession. II was decided
by the court fool in favor of tho lawyer; on the
ground that the rogue always walked before the
oyecutioner. s-- a.-
Bache'orism-its remedy.-" Nothing can pre-
vent an increase of bachelorisn, save an amend.
ment in the mode of educating women. When
they learn common sense, instead of broken
French-when they learn some useful employ.
men,, instead of beating the piano--when they
learn to prefer honest industry to silly coxcom-
bry--and when mon find that a woman is help-
mate instead Of burthen-then we nav exnect
to find fewer bachelors; not till them" Thut's
what the editor of the Hage rstown Nows SAYS.
Being bachelor himself, perhaps he ought TO
know. -t
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
SECOND SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!!!

srHE SUBSCRlBEK beEs leave 10 Uniform
ihe citizens OF Wheeling and the
Leighhorheod, that he has just returned from
Philadelphia and Baldin0re, ard reeeiT
in2a
FRESH STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
iBeine the second mi,ply this Fal WHICH for
-acALITx AND cHEAPKEss caSnot be exceilea
etualied ia the City of Wheeling.
Cieshs Of every variety of shuce and price, We
w law indeed.
-Cassnneres a cd Cassinetis of the greatest qaEn-
t,iy imaginable. go a. -,
Kentucky Jcans, fufied cloths.
Kerseys Beaver cloths, Giraffe cloths, and cve>
~ variety of goods for coats and ramtaloons-
.Bleachcd and Brown Mashns, Flanneis and
Also The largest assortment OF Caiicoes he
has ever oflei ed TO the public. .t
Dsmes;ic, Earlston and Manchester Gtnghd ms
Splendid new stylc goods for dresses: snch as
rich 6g'd VetDcfs, CHINA PeFin, ChuSan de
Lame, Muslin de Lame, silk stripe Aackbars.
Ia articlei striped, hg' d. changeaele, PLAIN,
sad variczaIei dfpaea Lusttes. with every
kiad Of Goods in fashian for Ladies dresses;
.Stalols, HaH6ksrchiefs, Gisres Hesiery, hns,
Cuffs Ribboils, Bonnet siihs aud Innings, ar
,Hfciais, &c.
The undersigned would take this occasion to
express his thanks 10 the public for the liberal
sAare oftheir patronage heretofore received, anc
hopes and believes that eAamnaton Of he
sstsck will satisfy any that he il stll emitted
az full share Of the public patronage.
oct Ig So SENSEHEY.
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EDUCATION.

4 A FEMALE SEMINARY srdcr the srp~r<
c6areb woos saD.y q fS
been opened az his. residense.- Mrs wisdsers 4
the Principal, is a lady-ef srcrs experi-sce. Of
has presided over similar INSTITUTIONS in THE Q
country and England. and hav,nF residsdia
fiuently in the Isnausee Of that 'esnnssy. Fer 5,
assistant. Miss Stsens complsiedhere ucstion 1.
at the Patapsec Insii:uie. Md. under the direc-
holds the testimo nials Of that Seminars. As -
PATRONAGE shall Justify, ether suitably qualified (
items in a good educs'iou-healfh. morals, and
anxers--the eye ofa pastor mother and p.e-
eepiress will be continually thrown. Especi-
ally will this be the e So 20 the boardsrs be-
tween whom and DE other menl,ers CT the
esiahl.shment VII be ordered the rules and
one harmonious family The boarding depsrt-
meat viii 3. entrusted TO the lady Of the Rev Mr.
Female education. both substantial and orna-
mental, will be Taught !. -,
For board. and fnitioH in all the En-
Eiish branches. per session Of hvs 81 %.
months, payable IN advance $500
Washing leach boarder finding their
In this school there will be no other extra ebsrsss
than fer the languages and ornamental studies,
Music per session Of five months $1,000
Use OF Instrument for practising per
Drawing aud painting 1905
Fancy work of all kinds each .s11d 900
French, Latin, and Italian, each .s.. fo.os
+ No pupil viii be. taken for less term than
on: session.u1less by previous understandine,sEd
the session possible The Va ton will be d
month of September and October Vocal nineic
will be oae Of the general EXERCISES the school,
without any extra charge.unless TO those who re5
qure special lessons, when the charge Will be sic
per session. I... -r.-s f.ss.r =. a.4t + ~
Address Rev. Thomas Smith. PsrksubprM
Wood county. Va. -
REFERENCES - g EaT-i .>-zf 1-,s tel
Sobieski Brady, ESQ., wheeling T -,
Rev VIM Armstrong, do.
De Mr. Craik. Charleston. ~, fe4.
RtRev John Johns, Richmond City- eso
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! PREPARED and sold by A Sands e Co. Drug
flsts aud bemists. Granite bulldogs. at
broad~sy, corner of Chambers ~ New York,
nna Tor sale By Druggists throughout the u So
f.lrs ~ Der bottle. sax bofr les for 81 -s.
The public are respectfully rronested 70 rsuem-
oei that e 10 SsDdss SsrsspariIs that has end IL
constantly achieving such remark alba cSres of
the most dtfficult class OF diseases 10 which The
parllls. and tsks no other. . 5000 /.
i CLfVER PRYOR. AGENT ~. special ap-
pertinent for the Propriefors, for Wheeling
sno riciaify. t-iI 81 @ft jy ~
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ATGiIsT %. 1919.

NEW FALL ANU WINTER GOODS.
the e. Se M. s ss. of Ri Mash
have received their first stock Of Fall and
winter Goods. as follows:
Super Fresch Black. English and American
-xssl dyed Cloihs, plain and fancy cassmefes.
Regic, plain Beaver. Flushing snd Pilot e,lsths.
Sattinsiss. Kentucky ieans aid WssetSld ker;
printed Fiannels; plain and fg'd silks, and sat
ms thew style,l PLAIN. striped, we;ered, change
bic, fad and plain Alpaca lustres, Bombazines;
Chusaas, Lusire LANES, trape Rachel Sulpeed
s.uneuas, printed Saxony. French and English
Mcriaoes; Manchester Farlston, French and
sCharnbra finghams; Bvorha. Dsmasl< de LANES.
Merino.A r asbraidsred, Damasl Wsollen. Tartan:
Fig'd Merno, TiIhet, Kabyle, Lady Sale ana
Helen McGrego5 I.edies Sha~ls; cord and black
I'D GioFss aonE %eI'e a. EsPss roless saS
apron assels Black and cold twisted silk ffinees.
Working Canvass, Zephyr woTsted, fhvesd lace
edgines and lgseIiinRs; Swiss s9s Jaconet 90;
silk Gimps. RIvens and Heu-sutched Linen
canbric hdkfs, plain and fg'd white and black
Net; slain and fg'd Swiss. Book, Lace SiTlped,
checked and Jaconet Msslins, Null Mnil. Nan,
socks, Linen Lawns, Lincn cambria; PLAIN and
fg'd hobtineits, black cestellan Net; new style
bonne, Ribbons; silk pocket Hdkfs; Irish lpensi
Mohar cloak tasssIs, Ga and a. Table Diaper;
ss-4 Linen Danef. Russia do and tleachcd and
brown Linen Table clotbs,. linen sheesings;s IL
end coed mgsIins, passT DO White ana pro ON
fabky and Yainted Velvet; Gents black liallau
cravals D'Orsay s0arfs. Boz tie stocks and By
ron collars; hack white and cold KID cash
mere and Thiiet gloves: Merino ans Satin YES
tings. super Cum SuspendeTs. Suspender knos
brown cotton, Angola and lambs wool drawers
and-shrts; br0cade, mshair aad lasiine coat anc
overcoai baitons; fp' j, mohair and silk binding
square coat cord, German and Amercan rms
black and White cotton, black lambs Wool
mixed Saxony and Cashmere Hose, do nal
Hose Marie stripes. checked. brown anS
bleached Drillirgs, canvass. padding. bleache
ard brown muslin, waddinR, batting. Umbrellas
n large assortment If French Ctintzes, British Z
AMERICAN PRINTS.
One case Of fine Fyorenee Braid BonRefs, nei
sfyJs Horse ffair GimPsf &c. Dr.
Weinviie the attention OF Country Merchant
10 our stock. which IL iarge and well selected
Our customers and the citizens o. Wheeling q o.
Nicinltv, are respectfully invited toniye Us ca
before making their Fall purchases. for nee Cal
and WILL SeH DRY GOODS cheaper fhdi
ascrs erer before offered IN ihis city.
ang 81 - 3. q X =. N,
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ro.coo poLt.Ai,s.

n 3EORE MN GOOtJS. al thr Eee ysrh tkea1
lS6 Co<h Sfo1e! iSa Market 81. WHEELING. " A
A + York;. ~euIJ respectfully niam hl
easi"mers anS the ru.l,r generally thai he has jus
returned from lie Mt With general tssor'rsent %
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. Cro-krry Ware
Hardware. Bosts. Shoes. &c. which ae Is nav open
ing an rrady sell as cheap cheaper ihaa sver
The prblic invited 20 call and exanii.s the fol
lowing articles. viz:
- - - y6RocERIEs .g,'t % =
100 Rags GREEN RIO COFFEE; s--,o
so bikes Gunpow.Ier rEA. 50 ehesisY II TEA.
1000 Lbs LnalSUGAR. s hhts N o SUGAR.
1000 it- white Havana a''; IS Terces RICE;
20 bbl. N o MoLAsSEs; 90 boxes com. SOAP;
1000 Lbs SALERaTuS; ~. ..,s. t--.
10 bsxes 70 plug TOBACCO, sup quality.
10 do is piuz do do. tt
10 10 80 ring do do.
Kegs Twist do do. es
Naimee< ,Ground Pei,rer. Crsnad Alspicc and
Cloves, Ginger. Indigo. Madden 10 soxcs Pipes &c.
DRY GOODS.
Bloc Ok broad CLOTHS. ne broad CLOTHS. r
Olive brown do. Olive Green do, -.
Ribbed CASHMERE s. Black CASSiMEREs;
Cassines If oil qualities; Kerseys sf all qualities;
Iuseys of all qualities; 10 bales brvwn Musli''s,
900 t,eices hesehed MUSLiNS;
2n0 ~ PRINTS of all qualities and prices;
BLACK SATIN yESrING.
Fancy VISITING sfan qualities and prices;
IRISH IINEN; Bieach'd and bro Drills;
APRON CHECKS: BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. ell ynces; Linen and Silk Hdkis;
Blk and brswR HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHoES-200 prs Ladies' Slippers
81 all prices anil qaaliiies; so prs LADIES' Cater
Boots; 100 prs Ladies' Kid Slippers; 50 pts Mems
thick H,o,s. so prs Nens Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS. 100 prs Mems Thick and Kip
Brneaas cheaper than before offered IN this city.
HARDWARE Of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
Than ever before offered in this CITY,
CROCKERY-A general assortment Of eosnmon
and printed Crockery by the crnle and retail Also
many Other articles too numerous 10 mention All
Of which will be sold cheaper Than ever before
offered this CITY,
N B.--Counlry merchants will be supplied al
Eastern prices. with a small commission added.
sepl5 F YORKE.
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FOUNTAIN I'M
lfafs Bei,bsoo<r's.l LIGHT ST. B>LTINoRE.
W " DIX, P,..r;.,.,.

IL AEfNC leased this extensive and favorite ca
: iahlishmsnf. and entirely senss sied and re-
hi'ed a. throoshous. that il can coDpsrs sdysnss,
seopsly with any similar establishment IN he Uaisn-
nave no hesitation in sndea vorfDg 10 attract The
attention ofihe travelling public to this favsfifs
hs'sL 1.-The most strenuous sxer'ior-. joined
svery psssib,e convcnicncs 20 be found elsswhsrO.
can insure success. they pledge themselsex int iis
iofmer well earned reputation shall not only b
meritsd hst surpassed.
IN Accordance with the di7icalics Of the Tines.
ihey have determined TO reduce heir charges %
correspond. Price sl.25 per day. .f t.7s. ,r'li
BALTIMORE. Jnlv q lSl3 T. 49,.
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TNRINGEs. CIMPs AND OTHER TRIM.
MING have splendid ossormeia 81
Frinaes Gimfe. Braids. Whalehinsa. Brins,s or
habis, ard oihsr articles or Millluers Tdsalninus
oo vt sELBY
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nENTIaTnY.

s. p. HULLfHEN. DENTAL SURGEON.
nhFFICE. No an, Moin Sta few doors shove
he Virsiaia Hotel. Wheeling, VI.
may III n
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a MEXICAN CUTLERY The suhsrFi-
- her has jnst received an assortment FKnises
and Fork. or the manufacture OF Russ-li. Green
River Works Massarhuzeii.. which will hear
comparison With he besi SHEFFIELD 1snufacfure It
a less prize. which he Invites his frierds ard ne
public 10 call and see. s MEL;
nov 81 $50
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n CASE sun Orange ShelIac veiv low. hlua
dires and bindings, low priced Rassia, &c. csc
Just reed an3 for sale.
news JOHNSTON, BERRY HIfsti & co..
SILK Warn A.paca plain auf bard pista
- aud figa Nazareae hue aad other ieslraq,e
colors Merinoes, u,bazines and P20sepQess
Pharmacies cloth. Twiiied nlreca. Neef Mrs
nov % JOHNSTON. RERRFHlLI. {. CO.
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FUyEN THOUSAND POUNDS Of Dry White
~ Lead, Pure. uhich sc will eel II ire Invest
Isiee tmh 80 BAKER 4 ROBERTS.
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s. Al LARGE AND FAsTffONABEsE
.qssOrfmenE ~ F.9JH-CY' ana
STAPLE
DRY GOODS!!!
JOHN LEEGM e CO.

WIZ x ST EET,
fO1s Door Sslah II he ~ s. HOTEL
DESPEUrFULLY inform he citizens Of
\ \ WheclIpp, thnt tl.sy sete i,st received foR
rtsl fHf af1ss s,lBnd u aagoriraeui II Fash on
eblr Drvfi60ds ffsF0f4rod ia this MARKET which
cent Inuein and 90 calico. aid al such frnck
which Main street ran boesf Of n any aIoct oi
Goods ever offered in lbie city. without b3aafl
Jut ~ snependng ilo1n 0Hf sIsfopsa efntIarooaI
naas, We are warranted IN eeyieg 10 Ell these
who ziah topiirchase Goods that CO p D. anaran-
lied 10 ,hcfn, that oor stack has been most "a ~
fally folccisd end bcpghi fof cash and that We
ere deisfui1cd % ae. good Ro0ds chtkDor lhan
cen b. bought anfehere ciec IN the city Al W.
better fhaH trick, aud We Wi show them our
toote. ave ihea or plicos,.anf lei fhem judge
~ fttnttfP4
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=
Single papers for sale by the carriers and nj the
Office al eeris a c-py.
The Weekly paper, thes Western Virginia Times
Published o., Ws'hicsday al 81 90 per annnm
in advance. or - if NOT paid within one month
from the beginning sfthe year Nonew subscribers
will be resolved. except such as pay IN advance
For 6 moaiAs 81 SO Rinvariahly charged No
ibsc siber received oraiess term thas sir months
AID paper discontinued. -ept atthe discfstion
OF the Pabshsr. until al srresrsses are paid
rERxs or >DvcsrIsIss.
Thre. Insertions ar 4, $, ser v,aare, sra0
One week. $50
Two Weeks, al ,1.t S2-50 If.
Three Weeks. trta,. SID
Four weeks. S4.us
Two mns'hs. $500 Three mouths $500
-SJyertisenents' inserted III, forbid OF without
rpreSs order. will he inserted until ordered eni
nd charged dollar 6r l., three Insertions Aud
1seis &c each insrrIisn siier. Advertisements
i.scsied three times eek for three isurths the
above, Weekly for ono half per week
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have conhdencs IN the representations made
b. Martha C0niin, and have fuli knowledge OF
her case RLIIAH r PURDY,
Aidermas loth Ward Of the city Of New York.
Dec IA. fefz.
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place full confidence in the statement made
81 l.isglha Coplini hpv0g known her the past
twenty years viii ch0erfullY give any particulars
further information. ST. ELIZABETH.
Superior ofths Roman Catholic Orps en- AsYib m.
Prince street. New York. dec "a, l612.
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Martha ConIin has lived IN my family the last
"a ve1rs aud hereby cerniy that the foregoing
rtntorn ID made By herself Is correct.
MFs MARY k LLOYD.
Ne sei BFoad g hewafk, NJ.
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TYGEIAN vEokTXBIE UNfVER SAL MEDICINES
As forme rly prepared under The Super sion ofthe
LA I'E Mr.. THOMAS MOAJs
q Hnnlfh
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sPLEvDTp AMERICAN noOK.

.HUST published The Gift n Chri~t.uas and
New Ycat's Present. for tst4. illustrated by
ght beautiful engravin IS n sm painiu,ys bt .
Huntingdon. Snlly. hmm. Noun, and Page
The literary department fillsI by stories ann
poetry. from the rsns Of Miss Leslie. Mrs 81 ,
courtney, Mics r II Gould, Ms Seha Smith
Mrs Elie'. N P willis W G Simms. Seba Smith
y Ssrgent. Park Psnjsmin, II y 1uckermsn,
&c The Book has been much enlarg ed in size
y printed on lnree type, on fine paper and splen-
did'y bound in white calf and other bindings:
The most superb Annual ever published in this
countrv'-Lady's Book. y
Decidedly the best Annual ever published in
America, is the Gift for 1914. aud fal il for ell
IN all, we do no, remember that we have ever
seen any Gin Book from abroad, that surpassed
Il in Pictorial establishment or equalled il in a
literary point Of view.'-Graham's Magazine.
This work for the ensuing year. may be safely
pronounced superior TO any oft predecessors.'
-Sofurdoy Post.
May without hesitation, be pronounced by far
the most ecga nj work of the kind ever iss ned on
'his side of the Atlantic. If indeed il has been
surpa ssed any where. IL is superb in all re-
ts-'-Pennsyfranion.
A few copies Of the shove sp lerdid hook rrceiy-
ed add for sale by JOHN JHA SWELL.
der n Union Street.
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COrGu CANDY-Thi. helm

DOFER'SC OVGT CANDY-This being
y the season fnr Conshs and Colds. the subrcri-
her would infarm the Public ihas he has received
fresh supply of this Justly ceebraied Candy. which
thoneh not pulled into no'nrie,v b, hundreds Of
unknown md ncrednlous certificates. is reeommen-
ded by Physicians snd others well known here.
-leassnf. safe. and effsc'ual remedy fnr Guilds.
Coughs. Hoarseness. Phhysic. Hopping Cesgh.
Croup. Asthma, &c. For salc NJ The Drug Store
NJ LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
dec Is 202 Main 81.
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EyIRE & MARINE INsuRANcE-Ther. ~

EyIRE & MARINE INSURANCE-There IRE
II two situations only in which inaiv can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciaie
ing upon the RUNS OF their own property, ..ther
receiving from an insurance Office the full n
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps by d;sslate fam
lily, iamenting that stupidity and folly which had
to led TO previde for such contingency.
s ATKINSON. Agent of the PROTEC rION
INSURANCE CO OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks on dwelling houses. ware houses
scores, mills, factories, DC, together with Their
contents, such as furniture. merchandise. ma
chinerv. and everyother description Of insur able.
properly. Alse, on steam, keel and nat boats
and their cargoes to and from any port on the
Western Waters.
Hotel tso t 1919
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DR. vICKER's CELEBRATED EMBRo-
y CATION The subscriber has just received
fresh SIMPLY ef this porslsr medicine. warranted
superior 10 any article in usr. Cor the Of
Rheum atism. Lnmbago. Sprains- Bruises. &c. IL
is sl.o highly recommended Cor diseases OF horses.
snch rs Polevil. Fistula FerSa Livany. Bots. &c.
For sale at the Drne Store Of
LAFAYETTE MNFELY.
dec Is Main St.
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ELECTION.

WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY OFFICE,
December 22d. 1913.
HNHE stockholders Of the Western Insurance
II Company. are notified that annual election
will be held at the office "wednesday. Sd Jan "
next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A M. and 2
P NJ. for nine Directors Of said company, for the
ensuing year. ROBT mccoy. sec'y.
dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-29

NOTICE TO THE PUPLIC-The subscriber
IN has taken the agency Of Hillman q Smiths
celebrated Razor Strops. said 10 be the cheapest
and best in use. Also BaiIer's superior Paste
Backing. Nerve and Bone Linimcnt Tor The cure &c
Sprains. Rheumatic Pains, &c. Crowley's drill
eyed Needles. Indian Vegetable Pills. As the
subscriber is sole agent for the manufacturers Of The
above named articles. he is authorized 10 sell
wholesale and retail at their prices, and supply
customers ai all times, Wholesale and retail.
dec % MELTOR. Union ST.
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INSURANCE,
INsURANCE.

INSURANCE..
y ISKS will be taken hy tho FIRE q MARINE
az The ios1esf rates Oh
Buildings of all kinds. St ne, BRICK or ooden
aad their contents:
Siea mooaiss factories, mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise Of all kinds.
And against all dangers ate nding the trans
portaton of goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads.
Fer the character Of the COMPANIES to promp-
titude and liberaliiy IN the adjustment Ind pa
ment OF losses.-we beg leave TO refer to the mer-
the adjustment of claims upon us ssg4
Office on Mais ST. H. HARDING See'y.