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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06

II Hs veil Irows fact. that CoNsUMPrlox
IL destroys moro humsn lives lima a. u,nef N,
ease or recVtd. So grest hes Le,n ,he e-s,n,c-
con throngrout The Jared \ s,es wIhln ID. asst
near rs 1890 fEfssoSs Oh aS"''d' Of
with tins insidious disea sc lu one year, Si,ockincI
Were We not aware that this fact Iias been csre-
in.y sseer,s.nso iIem ~ tctoids Of ni.Trsliy.
We could not credit tue assertion. We B. Loid =.
fatal ravages IN families ell around us, rsILe,inr
IN IT'S c~heeriess embrace a friend rem every CT.
place ofyisltation. These oeculsr emops,r,uon.
most certainly convince all that no tins ~ ,.Li
be sparedin procuring medicine INN, eciatIy 20
BEFORE 1T BE TOO LATE.
efore you who are afflicted with N. fir
symptoms of q Consnmptiye or Pull nonnty n..
ture, delay. not IN using DIR Usncsp's Espec. or
ant RemCdyi IL Is certain 60 erndlc.; Re ,n. Sr,no,.
from the system the n ST G a seed If consump-
uoni and will 'iso restore TO Z criect hcniIh mnry
OF those who have long been confined 20 the 81. =
chamber, gwen as inc uuble. fIr inc ynct uf ,
proper Medicine. A-euts from all parts Of lis
Gnlted States speak Of the wonderful effects cf
inns treat Discovery IN TIE Healisg Art, for roe.
cuIng thousands from the colo and silent grave.
Note. The above Medicine /. a pups yereisbl,
PREPARATION, very pleasant to the taste, ard suit
aoIe 10 use under any circumstances Full drec-
lions &c are described in a p~amphlel aOompa.
Always ask fer DIR Duo ean's Ea ,cctoran,
Remedy, and do not be persuaded to uss sny
other until you give II a fair trial,
All senu ne has on the envelope a reprsstp-
rCAUTIoN. There sie rome persons that
sell the above medicine guilty Of recon- mending
some trash of their Own srswinp' or ,hnt vhiah
hey buy for a rifle, and offer IL In the pl, &c az
Or Duncan,s. This they do 10 speculate az the
expense and the health Of those who are not on
Their guard Purchasers be careful Of thsse
Rogues!
For sale al No 10 No-fh Eieh,h ,,rc., phu.Il.
phia.
Price dol. per bottle, or SIX for s doll.rs.
just received and foI sale b.
JOHN FISHER,
aug % 6mW&D Wheeling Fa.
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CONCENTRATIVE PELLUCID sOLU
TON OF MAGNESIA.

WIS very useful aud elegant preparation is
Il used as an Aperient Ann Acid IN Dvspepiic
"ompihiuts. attended with Acidiiy aud constipation
WIN very great bent fl. IL has the sdvanlnge over
common Alagnesia. being dissolved il is decided,
superior {" Soda or Potash. un account of lis Amer.
cut qualities. and %. iIs having M tend sury TO re-.
dnc''on ct h'sh and strength, which The Two car.
n'n"ics nb'Ne mrntton.d certainly Tend 10 when
long continued. and taken in considerable quantities.
Inc solution Of MngneSin is fcund particularly
"eiehciai asa pleasant sedatiVe and Ap-iienI ia
all cases "flrniaii"n or AcidIry Of The stomach. Ee-
NeTile complaints. infanIile di.urIrrs or sea 81. knees
tor sale by OLIVER PRYOR. Union 81,
doc 81 Wh..u,n ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06
GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON,
Nee. cA,oP and JaIhiona6le WINTER GOODS

WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.
n w. HEISK ELL informs the public that
W he has just returned from New York and
the othsr eastern cities and Is now receiving a
heavy and general assortment of the most desi-
rable ard cheapest Goods ever bro ught to The
ciiy Of Wheeling, About this there is no mistake
call.
They will find my Goods uniformly cheap, "a
a large portion OF them were pu chased at Auc-
tIDn IN the city OF New York, at ruInuus low
prices, many of the styles being dIfierent from
any that have been seen IN Wheeling. The | dies
may rest assured that especial attention has been
gwen to procure such goods, both ornamental.
and useful, as may be required for themselves as
well as Tor family use. In such goods as
MANTILLAS, SHAWLS, CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS,
Material for cloaks, &c. the assortment both in
quality and variety, IS far superior to any in this
city j would also call Nhe attention of purcha
sers &c the stock Of cloths, edssimeres, caSsineHS,
which 10 unusually large and cheaper tnan the
cheapest. The stock consists in part Of
MOuselin de lame, different shades; plain en-
broidered chene, rich satin striped, TaTltou plaid
and other Kinds, some low as 10 "a cents per
Yatd. Figured Lama cloths; a splendid art Gle.
PLAIN and figured Alpacha Lusires, vaTioua col
ours. Parislans, Printed Saxonics, r,h sty.
Figured Eohenne: half price, Black, Blue blacA
poult de SJl and Italian Lustring silks ne ~
style. Velvets and silks for bonnets, rich ribbon
TO match. French, EarlstOn and Mancheste
Ginghams, Irish Linens. Linen cambricks. A
cheap lot oflaces, edgings, inseTtings silk fringes,
Black lace and other Wells. Handsome materi-
al for caps, English and French prints, &c. A
GhoiIe aseOtliHcul OF EudWlh am mdnlllua.-
Argyle, HOneycOmb. Alpacha, embroidered cloth.
TarletOn, Wool, Broche, silk, cashmere, Nous
lin de lalue, silk and other kinds Of shawls and
handkeIChiefs, Rich Pa is Mantillas, Spanish
cardinals Handsome silk and Velvet Iadies'
cravatS. Velvet add Merino prints,
A good variety Of Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts.
Gentlemen's wear at reduced prices. Cloths.
casslmeres, ~sa,tinetts and jeans, all kinds and
qualities. super cashmere, Fancy quilted Meri-
no and SATIN Vesungs, Fancy neck Scarfs, a
new article, Satin stocks, black and changeable
cravats' a supply Of railor's trimmings. Also,
a heavy
STOCK or DOMESTIC GOOIS.
Plaid, bhene, striped and other style American
c%aiic0es remarkab y cheap. Brown and bleached
s~heetings and shirtngs. Bed Ticking, apron and
shIrtIng checks, domestic Ginghams, striped and
plaid cotton, plaid liuseys, kerseys, black and
cOltred c1mbricks, cotton frnEe5, spool cotton.
brown, bleaehed a I'd cOlOTed Canton Flanncls.
Blankets. red, white and yellow Flannels. al
your own prices. Diapers, crash, thrtads, &c.-
A good supply Of cotton yarn, carpet chain and
batting.
Ingram CarpstinR and TIl6ed Rups. pst ,
cheap. Remember corner Of Markei and Uaion
streets. nov 20
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COMMIssIONER,s SALE.

N CHANCElRY-Ia The Cir MI Supeuot Cour,
Il Of Lsw end Chsncery for Uhio county.
Laehsriah Jacob.
Morgan Nelson and Others.
In pursuance of a decree pronounced by said
court an SAID cause on the 18th day of June le42.
! snail proceed, on he 9th day OF February Is43,
tsne same being court dayl at the front door OF
'he court n use OF said county, TO sell to the high
rst and best bidder at public auciio lot No nine
''i.n sqtar. tl2l twelve, in the city Of Wheeling.
IERhiS OF .SALE--Oneh fifth Of the purchase
N bhej l"cash and the residue in II stalments al
eight, sixteen and twenty four months. the pur-
inaser giving, bonds and g"od 5 curity for the
leierIeu lnstaime%ts with interest from The day
d safe unul paid; and title retained until the
purchase money Is satisfied.
ISAAC w MITCHELL, reputy for
A q SheTiffoi Ohio county,
aud Commissioner in this behalf.
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TRUST SALE-HOUSEHOLD FUR.
L a..

PChSUANT To a deed of trust from William B
L ,AiterbuTy to me-, dated the am day of No
Nem0'T IN the year 1910. and recorded in the
,lerA once OF the county cnurt for OHIO county,
q ~ oee1 book %, page 352. l shall, on Wen
9esday, the nth day of January 1913, at the
d~etlnS nous, on Fourth street, Wheeling, late
" SecO2ied by sand Atterbury. pro ,eed to sell by
public auction. the household goods, furuiturf,
iorarY and other person Al property assigned TO
me by said deed.
!erms-UndeT S25 cash; 25 and under 90 sixty
ieys credi'i 8 and under TOO, four months credit;
lOe aud over. six months credit; The purchaser
wherc crednis given, giving bonds with approx
ed ScuTI,y.
Sd!e 10 commence At II O'clock. A NJ. If not
completed on the day above mentioned, II will be
aulouIned from day 10 day TIL completed.
dec II is DANIEL LAMB, Trusted.
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TRUsrEE,s SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
10y virtue Uf adend Uf trust from John N
- Clarke N me as Trustee. dated the 9Th day
81 Oriobor. 1884. and Of record in the clerks ORce
o. Ohm county. IN Iced hpuk 40. folio 90; and also
hy virtue Of annIhsf deed VI trust from said John
NJ. Clarke 10 me 90 Trustee, dated Tho 07rJ dsy
81 May. 1897 and recorded m the said Office IN
deed bOvk n. fulio l0S, made in order io secut.
. debt therein named due 10 The late r p Mnrch,o.
] shall offer fr public sale on FRIDAY he 18Th of
january. lS43. al The household furniture Of The
'aid john NJ ClsIks in The house now oeerpisd
by hin. The furniture H. n the must superior and
fashionable kipd end consists iu part Of the FOL-
loving. viz
large. splendid. modern style Plans.
] Suia. 2 Lounges.
! marble top Centre Table.
] " very largo. splendid mirrors. Frsnca plates.
- Mahogany Chahs.
! hnh"gany SIDE Board.
] pair marble top Per Tables.
] Hall liable. Marble tor,
] superior 3 day Mantle Time Piece.
2 Mshogany Wssh Siands. one 81 ihsm marble Top
: superior dressing Bureaus. &c &c.
Sale 20 commence on The premises ~ 10 o'clock
Terms-AU sums Of $50 81 under. cash; al sums
over ESQ. and under 900. 60 dogs and Oh snm'
over 800, four months credit Will BE- given. Ne.
gotisbls noiss with approved security VII be re-
qpirvd.
JAS = CLARKE.
] Jan 1t Twses
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06

Appearances indicate warm and wei
weather. the Thermometer now standing
at 80 degrees, yesterday at IL A.. NJ. it
STOOD at 80. There is some ice running
in the river, but we presume it will
soon be clear. The ArcaIe will proba.
bly, leave TO day
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06

MEXICO DaIrs from New Orleans 25ih ulr.
inform of The arrival At Tho Balize Of the ship Fal.
mouth. frIm Vera Cruz and Tnmpico. with $780,
GOO in specie. and advires from the former place TO
The lsi ulI.
A body Of two hundred men arrived al Vera Cruz
from JalaPa on The 30,h Of November. 10 be EN-.
harked Immediately FIR Canpenchy. whilher sac.
600 in 'pecie had been sent for The ply Of the
troops s"ms four or FIVE days previous.
On The evening Of the 30ih Of November IN.
Mexican steamer R'generaIor arrived at Vera Cruz
from Campo achy' She brought un.avorabIe news
and came 10 ask from The government more men,
more moHeydHd mere provisions. Several attempts
had been made by The Mexican troops TO carry Cam
pea'hy by assault. but they wero as often repulsed.
and with &C we're loss.
Ia was %c'mmunly reported and believed al Vera
Cruz. that The government were aOoul 10 make IN.
porIant notifications in the new lar,G-Ihe rate
81 duties upon cotton goods ~onld be much aug
menied. ii was thought. Strong opposition to this
change was anticipated from British interest
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TRUSTEE,S SALE

- LL oNIILV
by virtue of a deed of trust from James Cald-
- wen 10 US Tor certain purposes therein
reclted, EOw on record in the lie KS ofiLe OF
,1hio connty, weshall on Saturday the oIth of
Dec. le12,st III am. at the front door OF the court
mouse IN MhSelIng, eXoosc 70 public sale at auc-
non Tue following real estate IN Wheeling to wit,
lots number I. .. and . in the Belle Air addition
!C the city o. Wheeling. The two first named
i1ts oelnS on Quincy 81, and the last named or
hampden 81. Terms of sale. One fourth cash,
and the residue IL equal payments by negotiable
notes ats IL aud is mos with interest from DAY
pl SAFE The payment of the notes 10 be secured
oY derds OitTuSt upon the premises
any nOte' gwen by James Caldwell, will be ia
ken IN payment 10 the amount OF two thirds OF
the purchase. ALF"D ADV ELI,
5 CALDWELL,
uec IO-G copy Trustees.
The sale of The above properly is pUsrpOued until
Monday. January %. 1912.
BRENTLINGER Il S~HALLCROSS,
dec 2b-s Auliunserg.
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NJ. NJ. Noah has retired from the
New York Union. in his vaIeditory he
recommends Mr.. Tyler very strongly 10
the democracy, as the Democratic can
didate for President.
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$50 safI
-perioE Bot

- the Sign of the BLACK
.oTH BOOT. Market SQUARE. a few
. Wou,rns' aud Misses Kip aud Calf Lac,
B'oIs. rs This is the season for thus Kind of Lnce
Boots, ihose Who want a g.ed strong ariel,
will please give US n call. la,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06

neeiing Of he Board Of Officers of the 4h
~ Rsgt, viii be held AZ The City Hall. on Tues.
day evening, tho 9Th inst. q, halt past sx o..
clock.
The officers are required 10 attend IN fuT uniform
with side arms.
BY order Of tho reGrmsntal court Of enquirv.
DEC % GEO. W. SIGHTS, CTk Ab Reat
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y Vrlue OF y deed of trust from Henry Helm
- AUred Richardson hearing date the lyth
d"y OF October in the year 1910. and Of record no
uhe Clerks Office for The cOuniy court OF Ohio coun-
y Book ~, page 800 on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of
January l543. at the corner Of Quincy ond Main
streets. IN the city Of Wheeling. / shall seIl the FOL.
lowing described property set
The interest OF said Helm * Richardson IN io<
No 3. IN square No 3, in The city Of Wheeling, M
DER q lease from John McLure TO them. dated the
18th day Of March A d. 1888. ~(subject to the ar
rears oil rent due 10 said McLursl
Also the interest Of the said Helm & RiehsrSson.
IN Lot No 10. in square No 2. in the city Of " hee.
ling, under q tense from M w Chapline and Ebeoo.
ger Zane, administration Of Noah Zane deceased.
dated The 26 h day Of April 1885. (subjeet 10 any
arrears OF tent due TO + r Armstrong. administru-
tor de bonis non of said Noah Zane deceased
These lots No 6 and is are The same on which
are situated The machine. smith shops. and foundry
erected by said Helm and Richardson.
Also The following described goods aHd ehauss.
viz:
Che gcarcd hand lathe.
One patent screw cutting machine,
SIX sets Of stocks and dies.
One boiler punching machine.
One pair of boiler iron shears.
One sell Of bending rolsrs.
Six anvils and six vices,
-Four pairs OF bellows,
Three sets OF fUrgs tools.
Lot OF stoves, CRATES and Crate ban,
Two crane and four shank ladies.
One lot Of gudgeons and mill gearing.
One horse. one dray and one cart and hssasss
belonging thereto,
One lot Of PlOughs, and plough castings.
Ten tons OF pig iron &c and the tools, Implements
and hIiures 81 any and every kind whatsoever ew
upon The said lois or used by the said Helm Il Rich.
ardson IN carrying on Ihsir Machine shop and Fouo-
dry.
TERMS OF SALE.-For all Gums under $40,
cash; ever $50. and net less than $50. q credit Of
6O days;over $50 and less than e200. a credit sf
tour months; over 5000 and less than $500. q Gro
1t Of siE months, over $500. IN two equal tns,eirneau
OF twelve and eighisen months.
For NIL deferred payments bonds will Be required
with approved personal security iaeladipg iaisEsss
after sixty days from the dsy ofsaIs.
Sale positive and 10 comnsnes al 10 o'clock.K
M. and continue until ali IL cold.
JAS S WHEAT. Trustee.
BRENTLINGER & sHALLC1tOSS,
nov 49, AHcthODsen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06

At Richmond, on Sunday morning.
a hie broke out in a frame house &c
cuPIed by Mr.: Moses Pike, as a clothing
store. The building and all its contents
were destroyed. Loss, from $4,000 to
$4,000, and no insurance.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-06

We shall continue the report Of the
Court Of enquiry, on ;he SomersI mutt.
ny, until the whole is completed. That
case Is calculated to make deep impress.
sions on the minds or the people.
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Same defendants.
BY virtue of a JOINT decree pronounced by the
aforesaid coHnt IN the above named CT uses. on
the lOth day vi June, M the year I54l, l shall as
commissioner appointed for that purpose, on the
hrst Monday OF February, lS45, at the front door
OF the court HOUSE ofOhio county, proceed TO sell
all that part OF lot No III, in Market square in
'he city OF " heeling, and not owned before the
making OF the mortgage deed mentioned in said
decreel by the city Of Wheeling, aud also all that
lot Ot around on Main street in said clty of Vince
ing No 81, except So much thereof as had been
conveyed by SAID Chapline TO Selby 6. Bennett. or
50 much OF SAID lots ~ shall be sufficient To sat
lsiy The debts, interests aud costs ia said decree
men loned, at public auction 10 ihe highest bidder
on the iollo wing terms, viz. For cash Us 10 one
nth OF the purchase money and TN a credit Of s.
~ end is mohths as Io the residue Of he purchs e
money, with interest from the day Of sale, the
puIchaser giving bond with good security for the
deferred payments, and the utlc held until IA,
same are paid.
Nv MITCHELL. Deputy for
ARCH WOODS,
dec 2O-ts Sheriff of Ohio cnunty.
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ID o TSe.
BY TIE GOOD INTENT LINE.
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS.
rtiIRD SESSION.
Washington. Januar3 J, 1919.
SENATE.

TlilND SESSION.
Washington. Januap3, 1919.
SENATE
NIemorisis against The repeal nf the B,,l ma,
In" were presented by MsSsrs CLAYTON. Ev.n.
wright, GnIIenden and Tnllmadg,; and Mr. Benron
"'e asking for the repeal Ola the ground of uucun.
sittutinnnluy.
MIR Smith pre-cn'ed the Rrsylnr,ons Of The Leg.
stature a. Connecticut. requesting the Representa- .
'iNcs and insiruciing her Senators 10 vote E,r , hill
!" rrI";'d' without interest and without qualification
lhr hne imposed uTun Gen. Jacksnn.
Mr. N"'rick presented n resolution insiructin,
'he 90 inmI''"s "a public lands tn inquire inio The
exi'ei'"nry of Surre"d-ri"g TO Maryland the claim nj
me General Government Ia The Chesapeake aud O.
hio canal.
The Senate ihen proceeded to the orders Of IN,
day. being The bill Ia provide Tor the Occupation o.,
The Orrgm Truiisry.
The m"l"n pending was To- strike ort Inc pre
nmh e. NJ: Whereas The uIle Of the United Suite
To- the Territory of Oregon is certain aud " IN lot
bc abandoned"
Mr. Lnn Hsai" opposed Mr. Archer. motion To-
strike nui.
The question was then taken ON the nation IN
SItkr out ihe preamble AMI II was carried.
Mr. tulIo" moved an amendment that any settler
with a family should fave l6l acres Gr h,. ~ lie
ani The same for every child and. 8 years Of age.
and the bill wns ordered Iu he tngrcErd.
The now Senator e. IN Geurgin, MIR MrDuni-
Appeared aud was qualified. The Senate then ad.
J'uru'd.
HOUSE OF REPRESE NATIVES
MIR CO lhgrrsoll. from The committee nn m.
judiciary. reported a hill To amend m act esiab.
i'sh'nE. " Uniied S'ates ID strict Court at Wheeling.
whI'h vas passed
The bill 10 'ePeal rhc Bankrupt Law vas Thea
taken up.
Mr. Marshall Of Kentucky was entitled to The
II mr..
Mr. Milton Brown then argued at large in favor
oi a uniform system Of Bankruptcy. declaring him.
self against repeal!
Mr. Well,r declared that. "a he voted against the
Bankrupt hill. he woulu now vute for its repeaI.
Mr. Ferris of n Y, lnlluwed upon The game side.
lnsisling Thai there has been n genml rail- for repeal.
Without taking The qrrsiiun the House adjourned
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AMMAN a.

70 X w RIDING SEQ ~ n is SION
MERIDIAN VIZ
a. The Rail Read Depot, CUMBERLAND, Mp.
REF ERENCEs:
q b Wilson & Co.
WYlie. & Wilson.
Joseph Taylur & SIN. os"imo's'
Reynolds & Smith.
Jacob & Mitchell.
o. w. Ueiskell.
}. ii Forsyth. "nseIIng'
Crungle & Bailey.
A Irwin.
RsJ nolds g. Irwin.
Samuel B. Findlay. N'nsihnau.
Springer & Whi,eman.
Oct 2. lSi2.-if
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TAKE NAMING.

VIE subscr her requests all persons indebted To
l. him either by nole or account, 60 the prese,.i
'imF' Ia call Immediately aud seule The sqme.
dee 24-G. A. SAMrL M'CLALLEN.
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RAIL ROAD LINE.

NREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM wHEE-
VI LING TO BALTIMORE, PHILADEL.
PHfA. NEW YORK, BOSTON AND WASH
INGTON CITY.
The Good intent Stage Company. now aHonds, By
is connection with The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
now completed TO Cumberland. greater speed, COW.
fort and safety Ihaa any other line between The cess
and west.
Their coaches are upon The plan Of the PaEsnt
Boo Spring invented by Capt T Shrvsr. Of Cun-
berland, which are now coming into very general
use IN pleasure carriages and stages. they are ae-
knowledgcd by travellers 10 be more safe and easy
Than any other coaches now in use.
Two lines leave Wheeling daily 81 Z o'clock. A
NJ. connectiag with the mail az Cumberland. and
arriving in Baltimore by Rail Road at about s
o'clock. p NJ, being out in The mt re- trip from
wheeling 10 Baltimore. IN - hours From whes-
ling 20 Philadelphia al hours. Whssling 10 New
York 50 honr.
FARE.
To Z F T.Is%s!.. ' y; 60
For seats in Wheeling sppiy 81 the stage omes
first door above he Unilod Siatss Hotel. Wstsf q.
Also 81 The Bar Of The Hotel.
Retaining from Phtladelphia D7sscnges caa psy
their fare NJ the corner ofIIth aud Market 80 10
Inc Rail Road agent. or 10 Tho agent a. No 4. Dock
-. OF to The rapisin on board Of The steamhoat.
From Baltimore. passengers can pay their fare n
Wheeling 10 tho Rah Road Cos agsut 81 heir Office
in Prsu a.
From Washington City passengers can pay thsif
fare 10 Wheeling 70 the conductor Of The tram. on
Tho way previous 70 their arriving a. he rsls7
h0uza
nov 81 D HUTCHINSON Agcsg
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
subscriber invites the attention nfIhe La.
Il dies To a few dozen Erh rich French Goue, s
Of tho latest style. J SENSENEY.
NV III
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N CHANG ERY-ln the Circuit Superior
Il Court oi Law and Chancey for tho county OF
Ohio.
William ? Dalrymple and Borias L Gardner
rs.
William ChapliAe and Others,
and
Weber, Miller and Hand
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IRISH MHIsKEY.
HOARD OF OFFIcERs.

CASK lusn Whisky ior sale by
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