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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

the store Of the subscribers sufficient 10 sat
isfy tie most incredulOus. Price % cents
, WHiTELEY, Green Co. Pa.
Ma, 18th, 1913. 5
DIR. %. A. F'ahnesfock d Co.
Dear Sir: | have been using your Vermffoee in
my practice for number OF years, and find il
the most sure and safe Worm Destroyer that /
ever had.
was called 10 a child six or seven years old in
Nav, 1872 which was then in spasfns with the
worms, j gave i one vial Of your Vermifuse, a.
greeahlyto directions, and the chlld passed 40
WORMS. In a few weeks, gave Il another vial.
and u passed 200 more, making in ali go Worms.
Inc child recovered Immet lately, and has enjoy
ed good health ever since.
! have prescribed IL IN many other cnsee in
which IL has brought away 200 and 400 Worms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-20

TINHE Subscribers beg leave to inform he ciu
have opened a
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
nj No Ii3 Main street. Wheeling Va. whsre
may b. found an extensive a1soit ment of Gilt
aad Mahogany framed Looking Glasses, Por-
trait and HIrture frames; Upholstery Vare, con
III inz cfFoaBher Beds; holsters PIl-ws, curl
ed hair Spanish moss, cotton, husk and spring
nattrAsses; tOgcthF: with full assortment of
the latest style aud best finished FURNITURE
ever offered la this city; ali OF which will be sold
ON ths sst Tea sonable terms and trarrdnted.
Also Locking glass Plates, mahogany VeneeIs,
,yarnish, Spanish moss. &c. &C, constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Ct furniture on this most accommodating terms
and short notice.
Orders in Zaaesville can be left with +
IVES MENDEL & HARBOUR.
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~en' OF sBoofS AND SHOES suitable for tho
H--eoDss sling tas
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PACKAGE EXPRESS VIA CHAMBERLAIN
AND WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
'HNHE pub ic arc informed that GREENE s
GO. have entered y Ia arrangement
Aiih The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road CoIzpa-
~ so run Gar with The pass enger train tt
,um o land, and are PREPARED to forward Pack
igss. parcels, and bundles, al. to AND from tho
io.lIwtng places.
Frederick. Hancock Horser's Ferry. Mdrtias-
burg. Cumberland Uheeiing, Cincinnati
Packages received and forwarded daily by the
Mah Tram, leaving Baltimore 8t Ia NJ. ar.
r!ving Wheeling by EXe3E IS, early the fol-
owing evening and delivered free of Dorierage,
the above line will forward pack ages, specie.
Drafts. Bills OF Exchange. make COLLECTIONS and
attend TO the purchase of goods IN Baltim re,
Philadelphia, NV York and intermediate towns.
Greene as Co. having connected the above line
with Griswold & Co.'S Baltimore and Philadel
phIa, and Adams a. Co.'S New York and Boston
Express Lines, pledge themselves 10 execute
with fidelity and despatch, any business edtrUst
I'd 10 their care
n. b. All pack ages by the above line must be
marked Care Of Greene g Co.'S Western FIX
press. [TThose from the West Greene " Cos
refer TO the following ceptleSlen.
Mcssrs b ickhead g. Peafre.
Do Talhoi. Jones " Co. p.,,.
Do Matthews. Olld & Co.
Wm Robinson. Jr Esq.
Messrs Dickinson g. Co, Cum6eridnd.
Do Jas III Forsyth & 20, UheelfHs
AGENT & Duncans, Cumberland.
Jas II Forsyth a. Co, UheeIing.
/ N. All packages addressed to the care Of the
above agencies will be forwarded with despatch.
GREENE q co.
avg ~ 50 Market street Baltimore.
RE RED UCED
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sss@sNp ggs@p
HEAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
XU WHEELING no BALTIMORE WASH
lNGToN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The NATIONAL Roa'i aml C;p.i
l"le"i Stage Companies. are running daily lines
!" CuSiierianS. cnnHecIing With the y N o R r.
Only % h"urs Siagr travei TO either or,he ab,ve
cities. the balance by Railroad
Time ." Baltimore 81 hours,
Tine 10 Philadelphia ~ hours
Fare To Bilirnofe II DOLLARS.
Fare To Phi adclphia - do.
sly Laily hue, leaves tne Co.. Sage and Rail
rnad ofi'''r '+sery msning NJ 6 n'cls-k A NJ. and
extras iurnshed n any h'Ir lpaI sh1uld olTer.
f"rihrnugh firkeIs Ia BiliiSore and Phadell ,hIa.
army Al The Cos . i'.' M 36 Water ST. Whe sling
Va ''ne DIR Nofll : lI,i-I.
For U".ri InIem Sa- ca. ID IUTCIIiSON
a,'d NAi X NEWMAN. Ter n q S Co.
Great CeHtrai Route r al road and Stage ogAe.
sen 10
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y a FAHNEsTOcR e. co.
Corner Of Sixth and Wood sts. Pittsburgh.
= 3 M'MECaFN.
JONAS CRUMBACKER, &
JAMES BAKER

A. FAENESTOCK's ANTI BIfIOus
PlLLS.-A gentle but efficient caiharGc. en-
pressy adapted fvr family physic; and are moi
sufpassed By anY other Pill n use for al cases in
which cntharfic ~ indicated They will operate
thoroughly without gripping. Price Is cts FOR 4
box cOniaining3O pile.
PneumO DC or Couqh BaIsam--A Vafuabf,
remedy Tor Coughs and CJlde. Price Is cents.
Cough Lozenges. Lczenges possess I
me virtues Of the best C0ukh syrup, are conve-
nient 20 carry in the pocket and are very pleasant
10 me taste. Price - cents
Car1ninafire Losenges for the cuTo Of The
SUMMER complaint AZ the season is now ap-
prcachlngiu which bowel cornrlaints ara efv,ses
very troublesome as well as dangerous sve1g
iamily should be provided with a box Of these
Lolenges' which iiused according 70 directions
VIII certainly cure. Price 25 ceats.
Liquid Op2deidOes-This penetrating article
gosss ssfs double he sreneih Of the common
Opoael9oc ~ more Clearly and much more con-
yenienty applied. Price Is cenfa
For sale BY MMECHEN
je1 wheeling va.
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AR T. u r ID u q Il
TO CINCINNA III.

NJ ELL, MOORE & Co-Fast Mai Coach
/ y Lenves Wheeling daily al O'clock p. M.
40 hours 10 Ciucinnati.
Pasf Coach. leaves Wheeling daily 81 O'clock
A. NJ. 4S honrs 10 CINCINNATI. Fore $40.
ID. Tallmadge's Good Infen Coach leaves Vince.
ling daily at 6 a. NJ. ~ hours 10 MoysvIlle. Fare
so
Va Eltras furnished at all times. in The sbove
lines 10 parties with The privilege Of lying by night
not they choose.
Office No. SO Wafer ST. WHEELISc. Va.
eng 30 MESKl MEN. Agenf.
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JONATHAN MORRIS.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.

There are Vermifuges in almost every section
OF the country. asserted 10 be the same ,jr equsl
10 FahDesi0ck So which is not the case .--there
are none like IT,. They contain dangerous inere-
dents Avoid them as you value lie and health
:, use me hFst and only safe anc eficacious one.
Do NOT be persuaded by the Interested vendeT
that others will answer as we'll.
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THE STATE. or lIIs -
- - AIN !

IsoWNDEs CoUNTN.
Probate Court January Term i. -. 1913. !
YTy0 al pareonssins erestesi in1 the estate of
i Valafy Meiiee late II 1.avnaes oouEa-
"A deceased,
sYon are hernhy cited 10 appear before the
Judge Of our Probate Court, ata Term thereof
10 lie holden ia tlIe Court House for SAID conn-
Ety. IN the IL lf ilIay iii NiaFchs A. ID. 1919,
einr, and there th af5sNf cause, IL any ron cam
why an order should not BE- made 10 sell the
following described .ands. sim nd in Lownder
r0naty, and State Of Mississippi, belonging to
The estate Of the said Vafdfy NfcBee decd.
according TO the prayerpf the petition of Alice
C. McBoe Gn5faian, sc. TO wit; 81
Lots no efghs, uine, twelve and thirteen. Ii Is
further ordered blythe Courts that this citation
be puhEishedin the Democratic Wing, and the
Col ln1hus Democrats two newspapers publish.
edia the town Of Columbus, forzlx weeks Sue
cesslveiv.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Samp.
ron, Judge of the Probate Court fol
l4owndes county, the lst Monday O.
January. A. ID. 1913.
ss1elA from the minutes, tia 9th day OF
January 1919.
~. r. FULLER. Clerk.
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ALSO, IF PRESS, Ao1EER
Also, IF PRESS, AoTEEH
IMPORTANT, VALUABLE,
AND
OxE HUNDRED DOLLARS GIVE FoR EVERY
ONE HUNDRED Cores SOLD!

One HUNDRED Cores SOLD!
AGENTS-responsib'e men-wanted IN ev
cry Town and village throughout the United
5 a cs and Bri sh Provinces, 10 sell SEARS
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY the most sPlendidy
Illus rased and CHEAPEST WORK EvEa ISSUED
ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT, containing sew
erai hunnred Engravings, entirely new and
original, designed and executed by the most
eminent artis of England and America
Ces Of preparing the work, $1,000. This
beautiful and ilnpor an work contains upwards
Of 800 pages royal octave, is printed from new
$. ereotlpe plaies handsomely bound IN gil
and let cred, ana re alls readily at the low
price of 81 so per volume.
The following ex rae. s is from leng ny Re-
view, written by lie Rev. w. G. Brownlee,
DID, and is only one out of several hundred
recommendations, from The clergy and the
press, hat the work has already received :--
"1Neio York, Aug. 8, 1912.
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EvM#H#@ #iahaea ibers have removed lhslK Clo-
linn store 10 tho South eide u the
Sheritf1s Office. Marked Street, where they
viii sell then stock of E, IOTHING, at sredEs-
eca Prices, 40 they are DESTROYS Of closing
- - - - =. = 3 PRICE ELLIS, &sCO.
W. ID. Those indebted for last year are re-
.epectfhly.r requested 10 calIand settle.
January. 1915. - 3
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DOCTOR DAY
II Sc ST re 2 s r Y I .

Those interested, are invited to call and
examine lis splendid collection of premium,
incompatible Teeth, which he win insert on
reasonable terms. with pivots or gold plate.
and II accd be with Artifci Gums OF ,hc
same lncorruptibie Material III his work i
nor done IN such way as tn give perfect salts.
faction, nothing win be d AIRED.
Office Oh Man Street. 9 doors from W.,
Huddiesion, g. Co'ssStorc.
Dec @e42.
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W onders of the world.



Comprising complete Library of Useful
and en- er aiming knowledge, and illustrated by
more than
"1'his is beyond question. one of the most
elegant books ever presen cd 10 GU. fellow-cii =
izens, in this Republic. Ii ought to be in every
Christian family for ifs lima value; and in
every pa rio.ic family as a splendid specimen
of our progress in domestic manufacture. and
the advancement of our ar ISIS and manufac-
turers III their rivalship wi those OF Europe.
"KV. G.. BROW NLEE.'
II A VERY LIBERAL OFFER !-ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS will be given by the Pub
Usher TO every agent who will undertake and
sell ONE HUNDRED COPIES of The above
Work. Ae believes that there is scarcely a
town or village in The Union, but that number
may easily be disposed of
- Persons inciosing money, VIII be care
ful 10 pay the aohole pors age; and in ordering
books viii sac, explicitly, how The books shall
be sent 10 them.
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N(lTICE.

TTAVING determined to go to Mobile the
IL ensuing winter, for the purpose Of doing
General FacGErRgc and Conn
mission EBm ImeSr, ! would respectfully
solicit Tie patronage Of my friends aud The
pub generally; having been planter myself
for several years, have some knowledge Of
the quality Of Cotton, and pledge myself 10 at
END TO ali business entrusted u nae with iidel-
ity and despatch will be in thecity # Mo-
bile, the Isl Of January, 1913, where will be
happy TO attend to my friends in MY line.
WIN. WOODWARD,
of Noxubee County, Miss,
Move nbe IL, 1912.
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DULL & FILES,
Commission Merchants 5 Factors


Win make liberal advances during the sea-
on IN specie or currency. on Cotton eoneign-
ed to them for sale or Tor shipment TO Liver
Pool. lIayre. New York. Boston or New Or
leans.
To accom- modate Planters who may prefer
either OF the above markets to this, e. +.
have made arrangements with Commission
Houses Of the Highest character and credit
in each place to receive and sell Cotton. the
avails OF which can be realized in specie fund.
here. or held to order there, as may be pre-
feied.
Mobile, Feb. 20:h. 1913.
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JOHN S. RHEA,
Commission Merchant,
MOBILIZE Alabama

Refe ce8.
GEN. J. w. GARTH, Decatur, AZa.
GEN. b. M. Lowe, HHnLSriH,,
Cor. BENZ. SHERRoD, COuTfGdRd, =
c.. Il. BARTON & RRo. ThScumIia,
Dr.. HENRY w. RHODES, Tuscaloosa, +"
A. X. BARCLAY, Esq, IdELadega, Ala.
". G. HoUsroN, Esq, Livingston, &"
MAJ. B. Nj. BRADFORD, POotOtDc, Miss.
Oh EZRA WEBB, New Orleans
MCMAHON, TR"TrER & PEARsALL, 80
Dr.. JAMES PERRINE, Mobile
CHARLES McLARAN, Esq, Columbus, Nj.
Oct. I, 1912.
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Cli


ANHNN
| TTHE sale Of DIl
4 &c. &C. hm
sell al the cCrnefd
| olumbus, Misses
sivle o. T.. 4. SylIb
Quoted by he urdeF
The books ald stcoA
fccted with he easA
Those holding jlst
sIablishmeni, uAF
10 myself ard al tai
cautioned against mlg
or. The cd pa'Nl'o
lie geners!i aisyi5a
attention and ihe PEI
supply go basIl, e..
out interruption % ~
personal attention
NovembcFl7, 1874
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE.
Wills 4nsti ution will be open f1r young
!, ladies ON the 1st Monday in January Is43.
Young ladies can beaccomniodsted with boar
ABRAM MAER.
N. II eascns In Music will be- gwen BY
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III virtue Of deed in trnnt. ex.cn
-MD ted on the 18th day ofd cmbcr
ls4l, 10 me as trustee, hy Samuel Dav !
TO secure the payment 10 John Overall :,
tens prom'sory notes 81 Thar dase: wh,rl
have been rans.es cd / vii extosn i
sale, al public auction, TO the highest h;d
der for cash nj the door ef Tie Con,t Lo,so
n the Town of Columbus IN The connty -
Lowndes. aud State of Mississippi. an
wednesday the goth day Of JLly new h,s
tween The hours Of 10o'clock. x. AZ. and
. o'clock P. M. the following described
pieces Or parcels # land with the i'm
provetnents thereon. situated. living. ana
beng IN the town Of Columbus d aforesaid =
ana known ard described Ia The plan ~
SAL town as being The los No. 81 and q
10 squire No. eleven. so0sh Of Mais, strrets
sucn title only as Is vested In Inc s,ri,s.
tee, VIII be onveytcl 10 tie. tu-cn,,Sogs
JOHN D.sMONTGCMERY
Jan: 26th. 1913. lin. 81 SIS.
Lh ~ Books Of an sizes, fools can ana
l-etses papcr &c. For sAln af
-, AEEl4tsRsS cheap cash Etore
1olnna0ns. March gIh. 1843.
FLOUR.
kbls superfne Flour lust land;no e.,
~ Am ne steamer Lalla Ro0kh, ar go ~
Ill EEiAnE
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PHILADELPHIA,

a GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of Drugs
~ Medicines, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dye
Stuff, Glass. &c. of Fresh and nnadulfeFated
articles: Also, Anatomical PREPARATION, and
Surgical Instruments. which they will sell low
for Cash, or Country Produce, such as Cotton
Tobacco, Rice, Sugar, and Molasses.
All persons opening new accounts VIII DC
required to pay one half or two thirds Gash
with coed references, or the whole IN some o.
the above named articles, for WINCH ne h'gn'
est market price viii be allowed. Ceun y
Merchants making their purchases in tails CITY
for Cash. will d !, well TO call and examine ouI
Stock and Prices. -,
N. d. Any orders sent to Us viii DC hlied
and forwarded with as little deay as possible
and at such prices as win give saiisf ion. :.
Particular care paid il putting Up Doctor
orders.
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 1912.
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T3gn.i.,ssgll
cuicf A
ofNovemS
and MaEyMe.
and State
uieut Of cer,E
cited, which
ded ia TIE sF..t
hbbeha eo6r,s olla
shah proets lh
hoeso dc6 k
FOunt
the following .lg
in Oktbbsbs al
The south . ~.
| thirteen, IN lss So'l
range lhir,ss.--
and fly asTe, tsst
| between ibe N. .eAa
title Con7eve5 i', y,
me as trusies W
! Nov 90 SS5Alg
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DR &FN.I,
BDRESENT{hE
n their ras. y.a
Hloi ms them 'l3. ie
instrument brme,rt
lb.ed 10 Ne .orn I'M,
mos; 4 ficuIi oleg.mt
# Denljsr.v ner .,
l1iates ofgo.i, Vice
been lost.
For the con3'e'cws
with wuiCLhs wotsr
the following genlsrr
Drs. ). b. Ma.onG
Winter u. Lipscoalg
and Mai. VIM Das
phries, and Col LlB
Hon. Sam Gbaul
Hon. Jas. r. Tbml
MAJ. Jesse wv, Ft
Rev. o. d. Ru. E
Jordan Reese Sab
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MRDIgAb
p b,s,IY1T0N bog
I'D N me aiy' ooaaP.,.aaS
Nv! TWO e. " ~ and hwe,'
t .pll 49, = go t@maIy o
Any business W. y III
Surgeon Or D I,
ION. hDr D, i1o ",
at any time, VIZ cos.
al Hnddlesinn. 2 0ys
Columbus De.'
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5

aafMoE coL liRHIA.FoRT THE HAIR.
80. and an children make IL grow rapidly. o. o.
- -, huxa lost tho hair from my cause.
All, vERMIN that infesi ths heads OF chiidfen
=, -aenoola. aro prevented o. killed By il at once
Find .A. ...a.sf 1ann1zfs1saEeo %
n. or never try il, Remember lila ess0eys.
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First Monday IN Nay ncu,
and Plead. answer or demur 10 Tie bill of
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof, will be US TO said defendant taken
tor confessed and such Older and decree
made therein rs the Wee Chancellor NAV
deem equitable aud ins'.
II is fnit!er ordered thar a copy ofthis
order be inserted 10 tic Democrat Whia
once aweek for two months sn .ces.ivc!v.
NJ. aieCARTliY, clerk.
{ olunlbns Dec. s,h 1912.
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dsegesg8sr1 l9aslIa1s = ,. 9yaIigTrr.

s1lRg4E asLt1W CITIZEN s4--lseFEs8p4 , Vol
think that this Balm il ii fnlfd' TO cure
! too many diseases, but we as;aa you that al
diseases tof this characferg and ms NJ osllars
that In ght - menlioneds arc speedily cur.
ed. CT Ii truth persons greatly relieae 4. b.
the uae of this mediciaes We earn sstly reqa u
the afflicted TO give 1t fair trial.
Ter Sale by 6unstoGk A. 2oes New 0Enans
and.hF Grpsne Hill. and IA. N. Jonna DraRpi1la
10 cclnMbnss pIias
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HOk SES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN
Wfnd-GalIs. &c. a-c cured by RooFs' SPEcrrlc; and
E'OeglaG1e390 horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder ointnasLt Mark this. all horsemen.
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MONEY FOR SALE.
NOTES OF the Commercial Tsss.,. :. =. e.
lunous Miss. for sale 1t Tie st s. - :
-. e,. 49,. JAMES EcKFoRn.
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taken IN tir1es and Is delightful remedy. kemem
Dor the name, and &c! Comstocks.
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rREEDoM.

rs,,p5s,. is seIf-conyTol. Ke IS not Free
1yho Jo,ks abroSd for guidance; Of who hnd.
% ~ nv 80 creed or sect in kings decree.
~, - ~ ,ecair the rule Of Right that binds
ii, ,Soo .h,s sad feelings. Freedom dwsiIs IN minds
+ To Vistue disciplined; where sense Of Right
f,ar own and not ano,her's, ia guide;
Where se.Efespect and scorn of wrong unite
Ard Truth AID Justice in our hearts preside.
= ToFrsedom thus inbred, if law accord
Freedom of action. we are Free indesd
Bu. Wrong is ,sranny-by one deeIeed
Or rnany-Wrong, not les 10 be sbnoI REQ,
TGrsh 49,, a,,ros, ST. PLuMEn.
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1ns. FOR HUDSON and ip,ermedia,,

92n@Rx FLOR HUDSON and intermediate
Go. snaiRgs.-The Steamboat wESTCHEs.
TER, Capt. VIM II. MEILES. VIII leave tl
foot OF Cela- ST., The ensuing season, every Monday Weas
lay and Friday a5 o'clock NJ connecting Hudson vi
the arrival of The boat Re.uins tie Boat leaves Hudson on
Tuesday Thursday and Sunday O'clock P NJ OF on the
Iriya OF The cars Touching both ways Al the intermediate
STORRS STEPHENSON, 90 Wes,st
This boat has been put complete order, with additional
autuher Of StarRocIs and viii BE- found pleasant
comfortable boa: any the rrer This boz, lows
This boat ready receive freight, and Sill save
Friday, 7rh April. apo sm
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NOTHING VIII dress the Human Hair so beau
~ nfuly three shilling bottle Of Jones. Coral Hair
Aestorasy Ii gives The hair such delicious soft darn
Preparations but KEEPS in ore. f days together BIZ one a
ezsion GsaEs The ha OF dsnsnf stops falling off, SC
Sold By JONES, Of the of the American Eagle 81
ChathsEsteet \. l3s Fultog.srrset RrookrH as In
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THE subscribers respectfully inform the pub

tzs THE subscribers respectfully inform the pub
EIe that they have removed their Nursery and lower
Garden from their former establishment IN Broadway
corner OF 23d 18th street the 80 avenue "ere
with increased facilities they continue the business IN All rs
branches aud offer for sale addition their already large
collection of Greenhouse and Hothouse Plants extensive
assortment Fruit and Ornamental Trees ShTubbery Herb
aceous Plants etc. and which they adding ysay
all that Is new aud worthy of cultivation. They ho1e by
business merit continuance 81 th la
vors they have hitherto received from the public The h2r-
Harlem Railroad cars nearly every hour during the day from
Cha,am-street. opposite the City Hall ,Gd sto =. g,h
when requested so to do. THOMAS HOGG SONS.
Gus,
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sss. FARM FOR SALE. CHEAP FOR CASH,
ESs obtaining li aces. the OF Summit South
=. Hill Schoh.e County being equal distance of four
villages with good schools aud churches 20 miles from scho'
hare Court. House miles from Rchmondylle and miles
ton the balance in heavy timbvradouluc the lands OF
essrs Butte Friedendall No better Farm in the country
for gram or grazing being VIII waered and easy worked
Dwelling and outbuildngs suitable the place. On about
$500 cash wanted the balance remain interest The
above would b. for House and Lot in CITY Of
New.York For particulars inquire Of RAJ PH SW Ell
on the premises w. H. SWEET, 20t Csaa-street y y
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All persons sous of testing thu great value and superiority
Of these eo 0nsr hand made shoes enagg S mail or G
warranted to the section OF country for which tcg are
Ordered BY applying to ths subscriber at the FORKS q
ther Troy: Lewis Eenedct Co.. John Townsend, Abany
pIeTs9u; & Co.; NvwYork; Charlss Smith, Boston;
D. w Jones, Philadelphia, and E. Pratt Brother Baumon
Where farther information may b. had on the subject
Troy Iron and Nail gactorv. April4. HENRY BURDEN.
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oiiCE-Ihe Copa,tnersilip heretofore exist
his daT s ass%sss Fsaels Wirsey and Geo W. jenkins
eqIinsed At e old stand No. Jchn * under the firm Of
ann mb ~ York, August ls 1913.