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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
Estate OF WIN. Patterson.

Nomce is hereby given. that ! have
heen appointed aud qualified Admins
TRAITOR on the estate Of William Patterson,
late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
All persons indebted TO said estate, are
required to make immedIR'e payment
and those having claims against The same
To present them, legally aU hcntIcOled,
for settlement. within one Year from this
dale. ROBERT r GEORGE, Admr
August Is, le45 44-3t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
GOLDEN BOOT,

A few doors west: Of LepgeI's Hotel,
where he w'il he louGd Al all Teoson-
able hours. ready snd;nloa'ed 10 wait
ap"n his customers ard the public.
lie will t. ko 10 exchange Tor articles
q his line ot business all kird OF mer-
'hentabe p5oduce- Whest corn, osts.
fax seed. bacon. beans. butter, eggs,
wool, AK. linten fix and tow yarn,
ard every Other variety Of country pro-
5uce.
CarroIlton, Ncy l6Al245
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23

N B. Leather, Of every description
for sale for cash, hides or wheat: bot
positively no trust. J w. Y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
.VAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
The lSsahe of Ohio, Carroll coanly, ss.

The Stale IF Ohio, Carroll coRnty ss.
William Seaton J lnthe court oi cem
Ds. mon pleas. IN and or
John Williams sad couutg, in chan-
Davis Vail, Goa cery Decree Tor the
dy McGiIi, J sale OF land
Notice IS herebv given, that bv virtue
OF an order Of ssIe issued f:ou said court
IN the ahove cause. anf to me directed,
will odar for sale a. public vendue, al
she door Of the court house iH Car,oIIion
IN SAID COUNTY, on he 90 h day o Oclo-
her, A ID lS45 between Tho hoOrs OF
30 O'Clock, A NJ mHd 4 o'clock p NJ. OF
said day. Inc following described tract
or parcel of llnd, slluI,s N SAID county,
" vii: parl o( he west halt OF the south
west quarter Of section twPRiy. township
siytaen, ot ranges X, IN The SteuhenVlIe
district, bounded as follows: cGmmpnc
log at a pos, ten chains q. six links lrcm
the north west corner OF said hal quar-.
ter. thence running east 80 chains and
81 links to a post. hence 9 nth % chains
Rnd SO links 80 a post, thence west 10
ChIln- an 81 links to post, thence
L0rlh 30 cha rs nnd 86 lnks TO The pl ace
of beginoing, conlaln,ng 50 acres an1
thlrty.Ihree hundroIrh4 o. and acre -
SAID land lays in B own township.
ROBERT NJ :CLAVE,
Mister Com missioner in Chancerv.
September 10, 1915 Pr. fee So 90,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
MISTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

sJNHSIER COvttuLSSUNERS ) SdLE.
The State Of Ohio Carroll county SIS
Simeon Jtnnings :
John Brandebury, Louizl Brande 3
hurry, Jacob Sterling, administrator 3
ol Jacob Sterling deceased e
By viftue Of an order of asIe, issued
out tOf the court Of common pleasin said
county, in This cause, and to me direct
ed, ! will offer for sale at public veniue
OF the door OF the court house in Carroll
ton, in said COUNTY, on the 90 h daV of
Oclober. A d 1915, between the hours
of 10 o'clock, A. N and d O'clock, P NJ
of SAID day, the following desc rihed
real estate, situate in said county ol Car
roll and S ate Of Ohio, TO wit: the north
east quarter of section thirty sIx, town
ship fifteen, and range fiVe. containing
one hundred and fosr acres and Ihirtv-
eight hapdIedhs0f au acre, be the same
mors Ur less.
ROBERT MCCLAVE.
Master Commissioner in C1ancprv
Sppternber 70 1876 Pr. fee S2 so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
New Lisbon Nursery,

ready Tor sale, Inc ensuing tai and
spring at the
New Lisbon Nursery,
selected aOe cultivated will great care
BY an experienced cul Ivalor, and c3n
tHln!ng one OF The very best selections
Of apple trees in The west; thirty or for-
ty vatielies Of peach, besides o:her choice
trees, the nursery now contains more
than 100 600 trees Of all kinds and ST.
zls, and is intended 10 be OF bigh char
acter and permaUence For ?lauung
lrnll trees Orchs sidlsIs esteem the iaI sea
son after The falling Of the leaves, quail
" good with The spring
WIN Z. RUSSELL
New Lisbon. Sept ID 1915
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
BOROUGH TAX.

"a OTIt Z Is hereby givpn 10 he tax
y ab'e mhablran's OF tie hqfou. h
ot CsrE0iiioD, II a | wlIi comnencr col
lrcting the borough tax tor he veer
l645 on or abool me 22d day Of Sep.
'Pnber next The lex sssessed h, the
Town CoUncil is as follows TO wit: On
SleubenVile sjreet three nils on The
dollar valuation, aOd or the bslsrca oi
he town two sud nall mills on The
dollar. shall ex,ert oil 10 be r. adv
to iofk over when called upcn, ss the
borough iS IN debt and it will have "a
he paid. The law allows the Marsha!
10 Stress and sell property in Ihc same
manner az county T,easurers are re-
quired TO DO
JAMES GALLAHER,
Marshal Of The Borough Of Carrollron.
August 20 lS45 - At 4~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
Estate Of DR.. .A.R.Chfs.aOIEn a

Notice is hereby given that the Snb
scrlber has been eppoinled adminisIra'
tor on the estate Of DR. Alexander X.
Chisholm, late Of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased. All who know themselves
indebted 10 said estate are required 10
make immediate payment 10 the sutscrl'
her, and all who have legal claims a
goinst ssid estate, will present them Ia
gaIly proven. for settlement, within one
year from this date.
ROBERT KENNEDY. Adm'r.
O(ihe estate "f A R Chisholm, deed.
August Is. lS45-44 81.
NIB. All those who hold property be
longing 10 The deceased, will please re-
turn It TO The subscriber Immediately.
r KENNEDY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
Drugs and Medicines.
Y

The subscriber has now on hand a
large and fresh assortment OF Drugs,
Medicines. Pants. OILS, Dyeslnfis. NC.
at low prices, for cash or apnrnved pro-
duce X. KENNEDY
CarroIIton, August ], lS45-42 f.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Ohio, and I Court Of common
Simeon Jennings pleas,
Us. = a.,
IaAap Rrnthera ni ais :" O"'"J'

Isaac Brothers, ct ais
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued
out of the court ol common pleas lor
Carroll county. ond to me directed, will
of'or tor sale n Dhe door OF the court
house in 'arrol'lon. on Monday the 9Th
day of October, l845, between ihe hours
of 10 O'Clock, A Nj. and 4 o'clock p. NJ
the following real estate, TO wit: tie east
half Of The south west noarler Of section
ID, township Ii. rsnae 6 containing sc
acres, more or less Also, The east oaiI
Of The west halt Of said quarter src,ior
aforesaid, containing 40 aces, more Of
less d. W ATT. Sheriff.
Sertemher D. iS4Fj -- Pr. lee S2 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
ISAAC RarrIcli,s Esaatc.

Nolice is hereby given. thst | have
been appointed aud quart fed sdminisrra.
tor on the esIsle Of Isaac Bafrlck late Of
Carroll county, Ohio. deceased. All
those indebled 10 said estate are required
10 make Immediate pavment. and those
having claims against the same to pre-
sPnl ,hp m, legally eulheGtrared. Tor set
tlcmpnt. wi'h,a cce vcsr from his date
ANDREW SIBERIAN, Adm'r.
August 20. lN45-46 St
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James ShOCkncssce's Es1oVc

Notice ,s hereby given. that have
been appointed and qualified sdmrnisIrs-
tor on the estgte If lamcs Shorknesscr.
late OF Carroll coun'y, Ohio. Gfcesspd
All thnse iDdtbred to SAID estate are re-
qulred 20 make immediate payment. and
those having claims against ne same. 70
present Them, legally authenticated. tor
settlement, within ore wear from this
date. MARTIN BOWFR A}m'r.
August 90 lS45 4B 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
7f STATE # Chic torrcR county as
COURT OF COMMON PLEbS
Vacation after .4PrI Term, A. d. l845.
DBVld Karn

George ". Butler and F. Yin ehancery'
beth his wife g. others
Notice is herrty given TO George w
Butler aud Il lasre'h Butler his v ie, de-
lentsnts. reading ,Ul OF the State ri o.
hro. that o. the 2S dav Of Ju'y. 4. ID
lS45 he said mpIalpsn, filed 10 the Of.
fee Of the CLERK OF SAID conrl. bIIl N
chancery, ag inst them srd o'her delen,
danrs, setting forth among otter lhings,
TINT IN the l3h day Of March, A ID
lS40 the sud George w Butler and f.
~ beth his wife. executed to comps,n-
snr deed of mortgage upon Lot num-
her lhIriy-eIGhl iU the town Ot Carroll
ton. in sald county. 10 SECURE To cOmplai-
nant the sum ot S257 90 The OBJECT
and nrayer Of sald bill Is thai SAID mort
gagged pr m,ses NAV he snld 10 50 iSlV
The morrgage o said complainant The
adtd deipndents are for her notified that
unless lhev appear aud plead, answer or
demur. 10 the said oil within sixty davs
from and after he next term Of SAID
court, that II he next tern Of said court
horpaiIcr. tie comp lslnsGl will apply 10
said court. 10 take the mnltrr in he bill
40 con (essed ord 10 decree thereon &C.
cordiDgIv. ROBERT McC LAVE.
SoIrruur for complainant.
August 30, S45 - dG 6t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
PAINTS,

The subscriber has on hand gener ra
assortment Of PAINTS, which he Wi
sell low for Cash or produce in hand.
"M. NJ, SINCLyIR,
May lG, 1916
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23

Canal and Lisbon streets. where he in
tends carving on the above named bus
mess in ali ITS various branches.
he fattrrs himself that by assidCou'
attention TO business. low prices, a0d so
perior workma bship. that he will he en-
Gbled TO give general satisfaction, and
merit a share Of pubic patronage, which
is respectfully solicited
RICH tRD RUNlON.
CarrolIton, August IS, 1915
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23

Slippers, Pumps &C., &c oievcry style
eua ipsh,on, I'D to SUIT cyrry voricy
and taslr. Hla jourueymsn s'e lie
tesi OF vodme as he will employ
none others. end who are ehIe 10 pot
ur their work in style and fashicn ~
well az dur.b,lrv. Tb' 'se Who want
anv article 10 tbls line OF boeiress ViIl
find it to their inlerest'and oomfort to
give him GaIl, wbep sud where they
can BE- accommodated in the most splen
drd si,le and at the shortest nolIce.--
Co and see, SDd he has no fear oI Tie
result.
IIis establishment is cp Main street.
At the sign Oftha
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
ID 90 gP A. M ID s. HOE
ESTABLISHMENT.
John s. RUKENRR0D.

TNAKES pleasure. in this way TO Diu-
form his friends end lhe public
10 general, that he has invested slr-
GcIent amount Of cspna to I,y IN s,ock
OF The most durable snG subsleHtlal
kind and 81 he faes' IeX,ure. Whereby
be is ensbled to compele with sny es.
lallisntuent OF the klDd IN lFIss Commu
nrv; and the public are assured that
tney cen be accommodated, considering
the qushiy. on better ierus thar at auy
o her piece. win evorF Narieil o
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23

The State Of Ohio, Carroll county IS
COURC OF COMMON PLEAS
Vacatiou after August Term, n. d. 1916.
Alexander PpreI, admlnIstralof oi Wal
ter MCChnlock, deceased,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
Saddle q EFarmcss Making
TjSgPAB LIS ElTIBLYEP.

The subscriber res .
pecrinlly informs the
citIzens Of CarroIltuD
and surrounding coun
try that ne has opened
II shUptntre store rOOnl
formerly occupied by
d Work man, corner OF
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
ROGDTSs& SHOES,

Ladies. GeBreuen,
Misses, aDd Boys,
can all he Hccnm.
mo6a'ed with tho
hDesl, most sly ish,
duralip an1 cheap.
fst Bouts. iSEofs,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SAFE.
James wbi,Ia and Mary his vile

Notice IS hereby given, that by virtue
Of an order Of sale, issued in his cause.
from the court Of common pleas, for said
county Of Carroll. and 10 me directed.
will offer for sale, at public vendua, al
tho door OF the court house in Carroll
ION. IN said COUNTY. on the ooh day Of
October, A d 1915, between The hours
eli 10 o'clock, A NJ and a o'clock, Z. NJ
Of sad Day. the following described tract
ri land and premises. 10 wit the wesI
half Of the south east qHarler OF section
pnmbpr twenty mine, ~ toRnshlp num-
Der twelve. Of range number four, con-
thinning eighty acrt more nr ess. SAID
lnnd ia situate IN The county OI Carroll
and Safe OF Ohio H.
a ROBERT McCLAVE,
v.ser Comm,.s sioner in Chsncerv.
seoie mbe 10, lS45-Pr fee 81 IS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-23
EEulT TEEES.

$4,000 Fruit Trees, will be
ready Tor sale, the ensuing TALL. and
spring at the
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Partnership dissolved. .

September ~, lS45
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NOTgCEl

lton,' Mcy l6Al245
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
mo. NAAV.

nrnerly been one of the snvorito public singers
of the theatre ut Naples. but who has meantime
been travelling in the u itcd States, and passed
last winter at the Astor House, under the namo of
Miss konnoy. ] understand she is most ef-
fective singer. and wonder that she 'hd hcr
light under a bushcl' in America. We discov-
cred her beauty and her accomplishments a
Hngust, and convcrsatonist. but Mr.. Wallace
alone had the Of her being theatrical star
playing the incognita. Miss Edward do Bolivia
is now in London. understand. and | trus, |
shall have opportunity of Judging of her dra-
matte powers. BY the way. you may remember
Wallaco's trip with this young lady to the West
Indies. last winter. and tho general suppostion
that they had gone ,hthcr to be married! 1t was
professional trip altogether, and they gave
in the Islands. Wallace was n married
man. md his wife is still living in Ireland Your
Phillips has returned. and ia warmly welcomed
by the lovers of English singing.
Yours, faithfully.
\. p. WILLIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
The Power Of Kindness.

Hon. Horace Manu. Secretary of the Board of Educa-
in Massachusetts,, is engaged in controversy with
pedagogucs in the City of Notions the qucs
ton whether corporeal punishment either useful
cessary as a of securing proper discipline in
Schools The Secretary tells the following story, which
is s,,icent answer all that have urged
in favor of the ferue and swch:-[ ". y Tribune
"Iu town not thirty miles from Boston, young lady,
who aimed a the high standard of governing without
force, and had determined to live or die by her tit went
a school which below the average, point
of good order Such the gentenes and sweetness
Of her and intercourse with her pupils dat, for
few days, there nothing but harmony. Soon, how
ever of the older pupils began to fall back into their
former habits of and mischief This relapse
she with tender circumstances, and by
increased manifestation of interest thcm But
whispered among the transgrcssors that she
would not punish, and this added their conf
dence ana their numbers. The obedient seduced
resolving into anarchy Near the close of
when the state of things approaching a crisis the
made appeal individually, to her nsuborinae pupils
But finding hope giving response from their looks
Words she returned to her seat and bowed her head and
wcpt bitterly When her of grief had subsded.
she dismissed the school for the morning After
mission she returned resolving effort, but
anticipating should that fall the alternative Of abandon
ing the school She found the pupils all in their
Taking her own, she paused for a moment 20 gain
strength for her final appeal At this uncturc
cribabie PAM several of the
and approached her They said to her that the
appeared of the school, and particularly on
press their for the pain they had caused her. and
promise, behalf of ALL that her wishes should the
after be cordially obeyed. Her genuine sorrow had
touched spot in their hearts which blows could eve
reach; and from that hour, the school went with
degree Of intellectual improvement known before
and like the accord Of music, when every nsru
ment has been attuned by masters hand Earring mote
ever afterwards arose to mar its perfect harmony"
l The lands belonging to the of John Randolph
OF Roanoke. Va, be sold auction in October
numbering some 3, 200 acres, and very valuable.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

correspondent of the ST Louis RePuniican' Mr.: j. A.
Hubbard Who had in Early youth together with his BROTH
err beer mad dog states that both cured by
drinking a strong decocton made from the bark Of the
roo, Of the black which a well known for the
bite of snake, drinking wine glass full three times
a eight days This very simple remedy, and
least have a trial He gives the following -
the mode of preparing it:
Take the root Of the common upland ash. generally
called black ash peel off the bark and boil 1t to strong
deeocticn; Of tins drink freely
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
ADVE RTISINC

1re,1isen-ns ,csa censpieuously inserted !. u.
"Pau"dium'' at the foliocing
One square Of 10 hines f25om's seeks, 100
Announcing names Of candidates for Office 100
A liberal discount the Adore ,rho adrer
tise By the gear Advertisements nil be continued until
bid at the TIE advertiser fret
No advertisement considered less square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
Political Curtain Lecture.

The ngM preceding the Inauguration. John Tyler
James X. Polk a-bed togeher at the White House-John
asks james for office for his Robert-Jaes init
mates that he has no -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

The lands belonging to the estate of John Randolph,
OF Roanoke. Va TO be sold auction in October
numbering some $500 acres, and very valuable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
EXCHANGE Place. BALTINioE

tAIhaNoE fLaCE, BALTIMORE.
ME subscriber respectfully announces TO his
4 friends aud the public. that lac ha. purchased
MeERASFUS COLEMAN'S interest, and become
sol e sseo OF the above rs .abishmeni.
The Hotel IL located Convenient To oil the PRIN-
ClPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS AND RAIL
ROAD DEPOTS and oilers every inducement for
con'inri. The Rooms are large md airy, and iur-
nished in style not surpassed by any similar es-
Enlistment ia the United States.
From The experiences ihe Proprietor has had In
tho n'anag smenl OF FIRST CASS HOTEL, no.
llieTs himself That every department of the estab-
'ishmenl viii be conducted in style 10 please those
Who may favor hIm with u call.
dec 5-Iw Holm WEST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
ma Rm-Cin GrySS
no,yAvD uorrI..NEw YORK.

icN AND HOTEi, NEW YORK.
IN TESnoMAS & ROE, Proprietor.
fsssel HI This we'll known eSiabll .hneut,
lsSb.8S at the corner OF Broadway aud MAJ,
<SlSsses1 den Lane, in the city OF NV York,
Is now opened under the direction and phAris-
torship OF the undersigned, by whom itS high
reputation, as iloiel Ut the firSi 81 49,. will II
is ho ed, be fully sustained Il has Been pat
IN the m 81 borough and complete repair,
PAINTED aud rofited Those arrangements
which have ever rendered Il equally attractive
and convenient Ia men of HuSinesS, TO men o
leisure, and To private families, will be con,iS
ued, the plan still existing of having Two differ.
ent hourS for meals, so that all may b. suited.
This arrangement, il is believed, is peculiar
telufe ct this establishment, aRd has proved
eminenily satisfactory tn alliiS visitors. In al.
diiion 10 the exciti"ns oi the On lersi2ned
hose OF Mr. John Thomas. formerly OF the A
merican Hotel, Albany, and late of the Uni,ef
States Hotel Saratoga Springs, will be used.
To insure, as iai as possible, The satisfaction OF
the iIien Is Of the House and the public esner-
ally. TIL" undersigned look with confidence.
10 the main,enane of thai lavor with which
the Howard Hotel has ever been honured.
Nj THOMAS,
STEPHEN II ROE,
Gate commander of The Hudson River
steamboat Empire feb 10 3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Nt" INC ha'Todd Dtpot, CUMBERLAND, MD
tRNHE Proprietor re pectfully Informs his
- friends aud the public, that he has taken
this PLENDlD NEW HOTEL, which lie now
- place of ho,b REGsNT aod % c te pT1 nc
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT 1he Parlors
and chambers have b.en tastofully fitted up
a view 10 the case comfort and conven ienee OF
hls guests especially of ladies Ind families.
The depuTlmer' OF tho i.ar1er IL equally wei
erdeIed. In fact ,lere is. through every depari-
ment of the establishment, an air of neatness
and elegance that cannot failto please all who
may favor him with call. A CO TON.
al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
RNPEa. nnpus.

4 n band md Tor -aic a general nssormen, a
" C"rdagc consisting IN pnu os follows:
Wh,,e Iard and Manila Ropes Of all sizes
1000 10, Packing Yarn
1900 Onkum
5OO Broom fwine warranted good
Ais lines and Twines ~ every yaricty and s,z.
ali Of which viii be sold a. che1p a, can, Lc 100.
chased ~ iaIs cry M Pitsfmrgh '"'
FInS. BccswsS. Gr.scug, Curn Bronme Oit..,.t
L"rn i"kcn 90 exchange ai Wheeling NafEet r,rc,
io' c'fH'g,' % lhe "l stand formerly occupied by
Dorar q II &C. No Wa,crsrrci
"Gl CHARLES n BERRY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
UORNHRpOK Is DILLON.
DTIrNlp lf,G

Eg WE removed heir Establishment Ia their
4 3 New Buck Building, east side of NJ 4 K
KEr b. few doors heow The Post Chl~e
where they have supplied themselves with a
Rew md large Engine and other fixture f.:
their bu SineSS, IN superior style,
They carry On the House and STEAM,
BOAT PLUMBING in all It's branches
They have constantly on hand Hydi auiS ui
various desc IiI ton, hatierS' kettles water cN,S
cts, bath tub, hot and cold shower baths. re-
tort; Tor bleaching, chemical app ratn>, lead
ccrinS, ateni hath pumps, lead pipes oil all siz.
, 5, sheet lead oil any thickness and worked mp
10 any manner of form.
Water conducted through leaien pipes from
springs to dwelling houses in the county.
Also BEER PUMPS Gucd up to order.
LEA Their HOSE,
Superior pumps tor country wells, Steam En-
glnoS &c. &C.
An order, thankfully received and punctu.
ally attended tu.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
10 several descriptions OF mechanics, IN the
, story 81 the'' binding. nr on the ground
door q very moderate rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10. 20.
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" DENHt5tN SR. 4 pENNt-uS,
DENNIsON HOU-E,
Corner OF MAN and 9th sis, Cincinnati.
"a 'ENBiS well known establishment
tIstAl n hts.y occupied by Gel yao No,
IssssS ble and iOimerIy hy The Senior oil
>s-szss~E3 OUT House, i,now opened under the
lirvct On AID props ictor ship o. The undersigned,
by whom Is high 'epn'aiiuu asa HOr TEL OF
he FIRST class viii, II - hoped, tie sustained.
Extensive additions have been made and j;
ho> be~n pui ~ lhc m II thorough repair, paint.
ed aud tvhued
From the locality OF this house. being IN the
most ,eLirol pan ul the city, equal distance
iiom Canal anG steamboat loUdiug>, reader Il
equally Attractive and convenient to men OF
huSin' s. md leisure.
TO all WAC may favor them wiiha call. they
extend the aSSOtaute that TO Hut will be
spar, by them 10 render Ia vsit OF heir guests
flea ant and egteeable.
DENNiSON & SON.
ma A o., r,n( Co.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-13
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EF Y. UOHNBROOE, msuu.ar.r,c. a,.
D. o. coasa1ug p'srarei t4 sugp.y an w,
ger, i' GiJ' e Glass p1pCr ~ sa'er,.r o.
"y, when VIII he iutniesel fo dealers al, c'.,.
,',l,is ~ aS low fa'E as they can purchase
GOA Mudst rcsI. be.oyq he psi ON. ans
promptly enpHlicd.
Ftb 70 1919.