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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-20
Number 10.

it. Ii is tribute from the many TO the few.
1t is legislative robbery, which is as much
robbery as any or the highway, when
committed contrary 10 the Constitutional
compact. The pretext is as shallow, in
the pretence that it is solely to protect
American industry, as that the object is to
raise revenue according to the provisions
of the Constitution.
Protection implies, also, tina, those en-.
gagged in the pursuit TO be protected are 10
be unproltably employ cd, and for the pub
lie advantage. Are these manufacturers
entitled to it on these considerations2 Are
they unproftaby employed? Are divi-
bends of from 10 to 30 per cent. evidence
of ii! Should all other interests, in good
or bad seasons, with good or bad crops,
paying nothing, or only 3, 5, and 7 per
cent. be made tributary to them, and cm
bono-where is the public benefit? In
these manufacturers pockets, and in them
only.
DO they benefit any body elsel Do
they even pay more 10 the American
hand.labor they profess TO be so anxious to
foster and protect DO they pay more
wages under the tariff of 1912, when
their profits ranged from 10 to 80 per cent.
than they did under the previous act,
when they were from 7 10 20 per cent?
Let the operators answer. Ii laborer
from Europe, equally competent, 90 to
manufacturer, and offer 10 do the work for
IS cts for which he previously paid 81,
would he not reduce the price of the
American, or turn him off and take the
other2 Let all the world answer.
1t is a we'll known and admitted fact,
that the act of 1912 grants more protec-
ton than the manufacturers themselves
had the hardhood to ask. Their commit
Zee asked for only ST. a ton on iron, but
the Congressional committee on manufac-
lures said, put it down S25, and we will
be able to pass it for $l7. SO OF bagging,
also; they asked but 81 Cts. per yard but it
was entered at cents per square yard,
equal 10 +! cents yard, and passed. And
50 also of many other articles; and yet
this is The oct Mr.. Clay promises shall not
b.. -ora-l-I &C L.. - NloUtOu --rrg cuIHg
his solemn obligations to the Compromise
act OF 1888, and the 8 years of patient
endurance of the protective system borne
by the South, under the assurance of Mr..
Clay and the whole nation, (Mr. Webster
and few discontents only eXcepted.) that
nothing should, after July, 1915, be taxed
higher than 30 per cent and remembering
his oft-repeated assurances that he meant
to adhere to the Compromise bill, will any
Southern man 10 agree to vote for him !!
Can any body have confidence in him2
He processes great regard for treaties
with Mexico--and would not accept Texas
because he might, implicitly, make
breach of faith. But for the treaty of
1888, passed by the House, the Senate,
and the President-proposed and support
cd by himself, he has no respect--no re-
gard-let his letter TO Mr.. Clayton provo
the fact.-M. Y. Ereaiag Post.
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Sale OF Land aud Negroes.

EBY Virtue of a decree Of the Supe-
I'D rior Court of Chancery, of the
Stale of Mississippi, rendered 9Th June,
1914, in the case Of the Bank of the Uni
ted States, VS.. Owen Van V cter and
others, the Undersigned commissioner. will
expose at publ; sale to the highest bidder
at the Court house door in the town oil
Canton, on
Monday the 25M day of NOpen'bcr MEET,
The following properly, VIZ: Negro wo-
man MlIy and four children, man kcndnl
and woman lIarriet-also lots 3 and q
section 4, the L. IL of S. L. IA, n. 10
W. l-2 n. Il. IA, S h.. ID N. L. Ii, S. l-2
E. I.2 n. w, Il Section 5, Township s,
Range east; containing in all $50 acres;
part of lot No. s IN the town Of Madison
vile fronting 25 feet by 100 back, with a
building thereon heretofore occupied as a
Law Office, also lot in said town known
as lot No. |, having on it store house
formerly occupied by Fleming & Bennett;
also the undivided half Of the following
parcels Of lard, viz: S f. IA N. W. Ia
and w. l-2 n. f. IA Section 25 Town
ship 10 Range east, situate in Madison
county and state aforesaid. The terms Of
sale will be credit of six months, the Pur-
chaser or purchasers giving bond with
approved security, bearing interest, and
having the privilege of paying to the
amount of $3.50 OF in the Bank notes OF
the Bank of the United State, provided the
same shall be paid punctnoIIy at the ma
turity Of the bond or bonds. Deeds tor
titles to be executed after payment OF the
purchase money.
JESSE BROWN, COm'r
Oct. %, 1914. 3-6-Jt
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-20
THE ELECTIONS.

The returns still continue to come in
favorably for the success of our party
Polk and DALLAS, Texas and Oregon.
have doubtless already been elected, and
all we are waiting for is the authority
from the official returns TO announce it.
We have heard sufficiently from N. York
TO render that State very certain. The
gains in North Carolina are so considera-
bic, that there is a very fair probability
that we shall carry that State also. Thus
il is, that the spirit of truth and justice,
the Democratic spirit Of the people, has
gone sweeping over the land, prostrating
and scattering all the devices and contri.
vanccs of the wing adversaries, to obstruct
and defeat its success. This terrible blow
to Wing hopes is operating variously on
different members and sections of that
INSCRIPTIONS party. The NJ York Cou-
rier and Enquirer, the great sponsor in
conferred-ha5 already announced that
they are 10 rally henceforth under tho,
name of "Republican Americans Un-
fortunate party. 1t has already been
discredted and defeated under dozeJl
names. Beaten now under its title of
Democratic Wings, like detected feltIn,
it Immediately adopts new alias, and
starts again in lis pursuit of plumber and
power. But, thanks to the shapeles vigi.
lance Of the true Democracy, VITA the
invincible force of truth, as with the spear
of IrHUR1EL, they will again touch tho
arch enemy in his new Disguise, expose
his true character, and defeat hls designs.
Truth wears no disguises-falsehood ex.
nibils itself in ten thousand VARYING forms.
Others of the wings. we learn, have
determined to dispose OF their possessions
here, retire to Europe, and spend the pc
riod Of Col. PoLK's Presidency, in tho
domnions Of royalty. That is just as it
should lie. Where the heart has lis ssm-
palhies and preferences, there should it
also have lis abode Young Hickory.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-20

tangling alliances with foreign nations,
and whatever is calculated to create Sec
llonal or geographical parties at home.
| am, very truly, your obedient servent,
ANDREW JACKSON,
Gen. ROBERT Armstrong.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-20
Valuable Land For Sale

I Wish to sell my tract Of land in Madl-
Il son county containing 76O acres;
bounded on the east by the Old Agency
tract, and on the west by D. Wells esqr.-
the Old Natchez Road running through it,,
Those desiring to buy may apply TO B.
Wells osqr, or to me by letter at Stark
Vile, Ocribbeha county Mississippi.
L. ANDERSON.
n. B. will take Tor the first payment,
Negroes or Cotton, and allow fair price
for either. E.A.
Sept. IS, l5i4-3-2-lt
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IT ETTERS Of administration having
IL been granted to the Undersigned
at the October Term 1914, ofthe Probate
Court of Madison county on the estate of
Jas. J. Moore, decd, al persons indebt-
ed to said estate are notified to come for
ward and make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said es-
tate, will present them legally authentlcN-
ted within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
ELIZA NJ. MOORE, Adm'iHr.
Oct. %, lS44-3-6-6t
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-20
ST.
Of CHANCERY
C. | August
| Rules,
| 1911.

John D. Scott Admir-, &c. August
3l16 VS.. Rules,
II. C. Upper, Ell al, lS4I
UPON Opening the matters OF this biI'
and it appearing that the defendants, John
Watt, Glondy Burke and Louis D. Sauls,
are not inhabitants o THIS state, but re-
side beyond the liWr- e'cof, so that the
ordinary process q. ms Court cannot be
executed upon a.a. il is therefore or
dered. that unlaa- u., snd defendants APP
pear before the Chancellor, at the Court
room, in the City OF jackson, on the first
Monday in Decem. er next, and plead, an
swer or demur to the till Of complaint
herein, the several allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed, as to them, and
such order and decree made therein, as
the Chancellor may deem equitable and
lust. 1t is further ordered that copy
of this order be inserted in the "lndepen.
dent Democrat" at Canton Mississippi,
once a week for two months successfully.
r. l.. DIXON, Clerk.
By w. w. VERIFY, ID. G.
Oct. ., 1874. 3 3 ct
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-20

or The result OF tho late election
proves that truth Is omnipotent, ndpue'
Tic Justice CERTAIN"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-20

EBECEIvE md ship cotton to any
20, House ordered at New OIleans, or
elsewhere. Warehouse and Cotton-shed
directly at the Steamboat Landng--cotton
shed not adjoining or near any premises
where fire is usually kept.
Will advance in cash, market value, on
all cotton under our control for sale and
shipment. Stock all bought for cash, and
will be sold at cash prices only.
REFERENCE MAY BE HAD TO
A. II. e. Jno. Handy, Esqs., Canton,
q. w. Henderson,
s. II. Dinkins,
A. G. & J. N. Ellsworth, Sharon.
Mcssrs. Divine's
b. S. Kicks, Livingston.
Col. VIM. Gartloy, Vernon
w. l.. Baifour,
Clark g. McAdory, kosclusko.
Col. Chapman Levy,
w r. Irish, Alfalfa County.
Yazoo City Jane 29, 1914 42-3m*
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-11-20
COURT OF CHANCERY
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
IN CHANCERY.

IN SllA4N SJ-INL
Charles B. Green ct al , TO December
29O7 rs. Term 1874.
D. G. Young, senr. SAug Rules 1914
HTPON opening the matters of this
q Bill, and it appearing that the De-
PENDANT, Daniel c. Young, is not an in
habltant of this State, 4Gltassides beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary pro.
cess of this Court cannot be executed up
on him. 1t is therefore ordered that I'm.
less the said Defendant appear before the
Chancellor at the Court room, in the City
of Jackson, on the first Monday in De-
cember next, and plead, answer or demur
to the Bill of complaint herein, the sever
al allegations thereof, will be taken for
confessed, and such order and decree
made therein, as the Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. It's further or
dorcd that u copy of this order be insert
ed in the Independent Democrat" pub
lished at Canton, Mississippi, once Il
week for two months SUCCESSFULLY.
L. l.. DIXON, Clerk.
By W. w. VERIFY, ID. c.
T.S. C. c. SAackeFordS' Sol'rS
Sep 4, lS44-2-51-9t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

RlrCHiEluWN CLASS NuKks. d. &c
PURSUANT - p iced 81 Trust In me- from
Horace i Wiser AL wIfa Iafei H. ~
rs of AaNsHht Hsft HHsrseafdtd 20 ;hs r ',r..
fsoc ~ fne county cfgff pl tfhlo county IA o
HetJ boon p. g1at dj5 ! cell ou 7aeffar The
fitsf0s day 81 iI4Hs5 aeki. sell at pablf s.rriss
= the ifani fnnr Fl Dr. court house y said cuun
"a commrngtnc FAD safe A. fvso O'Clock. II.
be resi- estate confcted 10 me b, said deed Nirb
ne htiafcs. Improvements and aplurioaantes,
hat D. IL say
Sg'arss raa5e-sd az ard II Thirty three AMI
d 9ui by samuel Sruag and John KHchf.
"hich : commonly sailed Rtehieiown3 each 81
which squares contains sNteeu los. numbered
I'm ono - sfkfoen inclusive.
oaf lei numbered ffwol and The North half
Il coal loi namArtea three with the privilege
~ shnng Tor Goa. as FAR back the eastern
fuhraff % Tie Denny AIM. within the Nurfn
ans south linz Of sal ceal lot numbered twa ana
san hail Of casI ioi numbered THREE.
los numbered and 10 tune AMI ten IN
,4gafc numbered "a isweny four IN the same
The property wi,l be offered m parcels u iose.
tier as may sun hid ers
TERMS or SALES much Of the purchase
money vii be required IN hand as VII be sufliel.
cat 10 deiraY the rxi enscs and commissions
provided form sata deed. taFefhsr vii the
amount ltarss fhon and err hundred and 1iuctg
isa dollars qHd tbfcs cents 81 principal nnd
interest fh,n due on the iWs frs bonds mention
Cd IA sad deed. OF ihe residue Of said purchase
money, fHtstn hundred and str'y uine S9i}irF
and trtais CENTS. will be requHcd o. the llfh
DAY OF ofember 1871. aud the rcsifu, on the lltb
daY OF November ISIS the dcitfrgd payments -
be satisfactorily secured.
sIho title is believed 10 be uulncsiionaD'e hut
e Ing "a trustee ! undertake ous 10 convey
such title as Is vested n me- by said decd
ian Ia DANIEL ANR J'rffkgrf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27
blot CLOTHS

nILOT CLOTHS
sENStNEY Il RHODES hive on baud a
large stock Of The above article. which thsy wllI
sell without profit. II yon call soon. lnr IL
A OVERT SEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
II you wish 10 see the brightest light,
mat ever met your Visual slght
Just step along on Market Square,
Al camphlne lighting time and ihsre,
Just Tor moment pause and pos
Into GEO ~ JOH y SONS shop,
And take n look AZ hs Camphlne,
The hest lhat you have ever seen
There's nothing tsatcan give hight
= Or burn 81 beautifully bright,
Except II be the dakzh NJ sun,
aud thar It's, II ~ nos Outdone.
Fer cheapness and for bri l1ueY.
Ihele's meth ing IN his county
In my land'or anywhere,
That can with his Gnmphinc compare.
You might as well while sou hre r1efc,
just east your eye On his TnMarc,
Tue w0fkmnnsnlu IL GOO and nrtt
And h's assortment IL complete.
Which cannot fail 10 pleas you all,
Then don't de lrr "a s,.shu . r1li jan
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27
DENTISTRY.
DR. r MERRITT. DENTIST.

ItNTt Of riTnbuRon
EsPEcTFULLY Announce to The citizens at
y Wheeling and It's vicinity. Iha, he con,cm.
ties making this city his residence. aud viii
End 10 oil operations ~ the Teeth
Office q his dwelling on Quincy street. between
urh and Filth siseeis on square ouib Of the
uH honse' jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

L Is GONE --MELLOR has received fe~
pies Of Has,e w.fArnf sfystr. Now IS your
asoe To bceosnr an .ARrIS'fE' on cheap scale
hn would mol FIRM an ACQUAINTANCE with ihe
VINE ART. when he can gel an Introduction
T 81 cts ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

FH'RtST SALF-Ry virtue Of deed Of Trust.
dated the 10th day ot March lsae. record.
cd IN book 81, phRe 2f2, IN the clerks office af
ONO county, executed by John " Clark to me
will expose 10 sale at the mont door Of Tho
court house of taid county on the 9elh day of
February nexi, the eesi h alf Of lot nun shefed
IN tic 9Th square of.he city of Wheeling, fronting
on Monroe street, Noon which is erected the
house formerly called the 'Po vbstian UofeI'
Also, fraction on lot numbered One. IN the
10Th Square Of SAID city, hav ne fifty feet IN front
on 4ih street and running back - feet on
Quincy street.
SelliGa as Trustee, shall only convey anch
title as have under he deed Of trust
jan 81 ALtX NIISOr' y-,.5s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

THIS company 'sinR nav duly ORGANIZED. J,
PREPARED tomake Insurance on every dcs
crpiion ofFrc sna Marine RI sks, such NJ dwcl
Ing Houses, Store II ouse, &cwlth ihcr con
tents. Also, Steam Roats, Flat Roats aud kec
Bonis with their carRoes, 10 lad from any / or
on the ONO nnd hississppi rivers. OF their irlb
ninty streams Appncn ION for Insurance 10 b,
tnnd' Tor the preprni at the Office of the Wheel
my Savings Institution
aug Il MCCOY Sccny
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

4 CONFESSION or FAfrlI.-A few copies Of
I lihe Presbyterian Confcssol Of Faith ln'l re-
ceiyed and for sale by ~ ROBB.
AN & is4i corner af man ca mi. n s's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

I,o RENT-A S. TODD, will rn' he 81
floor over hrs shoe siotc. l"rge n"m ~ by
90 feet IN size suitable fora soh''l toom
ian 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

u,o RFNr-A S TODD. will rent from Tho
a IL of oeu Apul. room sane !" by ter
feet insIz, IN the 2o4 door IA the renf oi avn
& DuAields IN shop. suliahle II sthoo' room
,au
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

fHAsi - $ N.E-Bf wilt OF 4 Geea uf4f#at
- e5t.t b. Jacob Blrr. and r. cord.d Dq
tne e."rs oiilre IF Ohio county SINH or
Sat1rdHv fhf2 h dtY IT ebruars neKf. pteeetu
T. eel ~ HRhue an' to- 60 t4r = lest bidder at
ne mont aoor at1ns - ~ heaet 5fOho coentf,
all HI r1ht Tie and iat test ct Jacah T. Btr,
IN 0ae 20 lots Ne. one. iva IA ~ and four in
fhr Il lnafe IA Sprigs 4 RIfrhr.4 addition 10
SCUM Nheeilna. commonly called BtehletUnh.
whftao. 4s a valuable steam nv IH1Ht. Abo.
ail III Htefs right. Tile dGd interest ia aad to
lots No five. SIX and thirteen IN The alb quare IN
me- a2'e addiiient whefe'n - valuable dws'
,'H muse and ofhet buildings a $50, all SAID
bler a r9ht ttle aud interest in aid "a lf M
~, fIfuaie NJ me carer of Jahn AMI Fifth
~, cts - Tho city Of Wheelns. Sallnp IA
trustee sh1 III osycoHyey sael 1ific as IS ,eafed
n ne hythe do nj tusf Terms made ksown
j,e VI YfLsov Tan,.e.
Isl RECEIVED - me SirN u ne
- Bic RED BOOT.
y Pare Nehs' X ~ B,af4 rRlh1l.
81 ia Wpnen-' KIP iatp la,o,s ia.
On DO d. Root Morooc5 Lace -:
ALSO
Trunk i'l'es' KID buslo Walking sboes.
VIC SNNL MCLALIEN
EXTRA FLOUR
4 ~" tBlS FAMILY FLOUR mo'e Of
me- " Inn, jusl received and r. eple ~
sep. - III IRWIN
EhLNIN G0OD.--Nlae e4lotra Alrs,,s
Netneot al Ntan.l,u ~ alac. f. d,e.sc.
md tlnn sha"l- f-amc maternity Al4o.nf.,
assortment Of fueadlr PRINTS and OH or pnln GOODS
f'5a W I SlI.BYS
EpaShETs-A rl rfa,.ll ,nr Easklys.
% lns' fr'h - 'sa 3 " 4 SIfRY
hiMITY rFIEs-A Lenuulnl s,,le If
.h'' ericIe, .emeilfne new. gon rnn find nj
StIRYS
ESI\NkET~. RA'zFs ANn fIANNrIs
u, y l. r,Il l..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

- RAGS prime Green no COFFEE. on hand
stte aod fot sale lows by NJ REILLY
nov T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

n Office hoYe on hpHd "a nv warehouse.
QUO bor marked lus Howe he conlcbis II
Which vii he "a T., 49, -L-.-a-. Lsf..-4 ...a...
ior 'y the erncr IN fbuy days SAID hn, 10
marked t. tie cnre 81 Fl,ming & Tugle, md las
been u long ln'c on hand
nnl GlO T TlNGTf
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It u itllflf me NNsA
Bic RED BOOT,


\ ~" bBlS FAMILY FLOUR mo'e Of
4 VIM Whom, jusl received and f srle "
Sepf ] 1 1872 Irwin
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LNlRG 4 MARINE INSrRANcE-There .r,

INRE i MARINE INSt RANCE-Thera nr,
t"oslinnllans only IN which lndis ldnals can
Re placed, where they can Alternately nppreciat e
the value 81 insurance. These nre. whll. and
ing upon the RUNS Of Their own property. alher
receiving from an insurance Office the full n
mount winch they haye lost. or sfandlng on the
same spot surrounded perhaps bq d solaie fnni.
ny, lameniing lint stupidity and folly which h a.
n l'd 10 n vide for such Contingency
s ATKINSON Agent ri the PROfEC ZION
lNSlR RANCE 60 OF " ARrFOhn, conn
vii lake flsl,s ondw,line houses wnre honsc-
stores, nils. taciuues. d., together With lh,l
contents. snrh AZ furniture, Merchandise. ma
eh'atfF ami esetgother description Of ln,urablo.
property flse, on sfenni, keel and Hat honts
and Their enr2aes to and tom ny poft on TIA,
Western W,fcrs
0fee On Maia street nearly OPPOSITE the l S
iIotfl. - 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27

VEN HEAMERlCAN Almanac for Isli. ln"
3 received and far sale by w RoBB.
ian Corner uf Inain and union 49,
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T=-TE-=nw>assr-
Y I 80 ~. - - - l~a.

RFLtgtttr l., Sat 2ed. l447
nave frequently u d Fahnesfoslfa Verpfs
lnge with good effect. bpt recently bovp nd.
Nun stored u T. one nr tvVn cases ln which Tie
good ctoris we're astonishing. In one tase
from iheuso Of one vial ti5 worms we tl..
charged and N another Is worms aas,ed 10
the entire relief Of the li'te sufferers
CHARLES WALLACE. ND.
Prepared and sold by
IA FAHNFsToCK1 co.
Cor Of SIKH and Wood as.
A FAHNESToCK's ANTI BITfDrS
Plbl.S.[A gentle but efficient calhartlr. ex-
pressiy adapted FOR fsmty physs; ard are not
surnassef by any other pill IN use for all cases m
which acathatuc 10 indicated They will operate
thoroughly without rripiog. Price % eta for A
box containing 10 pills
Pnsumo nc or CosPh Bulsam-A valuable
remedy Tor Coughs and Colds Price o5 cents
CeHrh Lo-cures tozenpes poss.s.,
the virtues of the best Coush Syrup. are canyc.
meat to carry ~ he packet and are very pleasant
10 tee taste. Price p cents.
CarmfHatire LotenFes-for the cnyc Of rho
summer compliant As the season is nor. an.
Pre- aching IN which bowel complaints ar,alwnvs
very troublesome as well az dangerous every
family should be provided with box nf these
bofenges, which, lfusef according to directions
Will certainly cure. Price 2h cenfs.
Liquid Opodeidsc This penetrating article
POSSESSES double the strength Of The common
Oppde Toe - more clearly and much more con.
ventsnuy applied. Price 26 cents.
For sale by IL MMECHEN
janlT Wheeling Va
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The annual meeting OF The hoard Of managers 81
the Ohio and Brooke County Agricultural Society
will he held at the Mnnrne House. wheeling on
THURSDAY. LAT OF fehr,afy neIl. al o'ei"ck. T.
NJ. TO determine the premiums TO he offered at The
next snb'lion' BY order u The hoa'd-
Janll Ri WILSON,
Secretary.
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LADIES'.
z DAYS FROM NEW YORK; S

DAYS FROM NEW YORK; s
- TODD. has received by Greene X Cos Line.
fresh supply Of Ladies'. Mems and Childrens
plain. Fur bound and lined Rubber Shoes
beautiful and superior article. full 'uppy Of Chill
drens Lnce Boots snfahle for the The
above goods ef New Rsrk on The 5lh. and reaehsd
Wheeling on the OH inst. Beat This who can
ian IL
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INSUI} ANCE,

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4 iSKs viii be taken ny The FIRE 4 MARINE
Y a INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al M io,eea rdteson-
buildings Of all kinds. 81, ne, BRICK or OGDEN
nhd thcit eoutents:
Sleahnoa - factories; mills, &c.
fnrniiufri
And merchandise Of all kinds
ana against all dangers attending the trans
poflalon Of goods On ttyots. lke4, seaa. canals
an railroads
FIR tie ehataetrr Of tho eompnny
niude md llhcrali'y IN the adjustment and pn y.
mem Of losses WE beg lrave To- refer t. the mpr.
chaals OF tins plnce and elsewhere VINO have Ind
~ ANUS la'ill 81 ctatns upon ns RaR
hfisr 90 NHis s.. r " HARDING ~. =