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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
NEW UsMsTEAMER NEW ENGLAND.

NEW Us STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.
T~zsCS The new and fast running pas
}.lN-..k seGgcr steamer NEW Eng
Gs.2&:2 LAND, Samstl u Page, CONS
1'As1S mapder, witt continue To make
'ecu,ar weekly rios u CincInhau lthuing
Wheeling evrry Wednesday evening n, ~
click and CincIEnati every Saturday al lOAM.
For fr'Ighi or pss sage, havIpg superior ac-
'commodaiiunS, apply on board.
Ea'fte New Il, g'and was built EXPRESSLY
tor the Cinc'nRaiI uaie, an! wigl continue ia
rae uade The whole sca>rn.
50 The New England i proviit d with FvnnS'
Saleiy Guard TO prevent Tie explosion of toil>
eIS. lUb 81
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VS. " ~ q n CE
NNIRANn

INSURANCE.
g y iSKS will hc iaken y the FIRE ~ MARINE
va INSURANCE. COMPANY Or WHEELING
az me forrest rates OIL
Buildings ofall kinds, stone, brick OF OGDEN
aid Their contents:
STEAMBOATS,; factories; mills, &c.
Furniture;
And merchandise oiall kinds.
And againstali dangers attending the trans
portation oil goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canal,
and railroads.
For heeharpc,er Of the company as to promp.
n ent beg lea We 1. rcfr to- the ,npr.
chunts 81 this plaee an elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment vf claims upon Us. aug4
Office on Ma is ST. Il. w HARDING See'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Ell Fiie aud Marine Insurance Company
n of Wheelis 2, will re'urn 10 pcr cent on
all premiums .eceived for ri,ks taken iron, lhis
time wheIe no los has occurred.
teb 81 II w HARDING. Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
THIS company being now daily organized, is
prepared TO mike insurance on every des.
%criptisn ofFire and Marine Risks, such asdwel-
ling douses, Store IL oases. & c with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats and Keel
Boats with their cargnes, To a ad fIom anyyort
on the ONO and MisHIssippI E'-ets, or their trib-
utary streams. Application for insurance. o b.
made Tor the present at tn o flee ofthc Wheel
ing SayinRslns tltution
RETURN MS.
'ENuE WESTERN INSURANCE. Gonna.
~ ny OF Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received TOR risks taken from
his date, whete no loss Has occurred
Il Mccoy,
N'rch 3. 1915. SrcrelSry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

DoNNET RIBBoNs g. FLOWERS. Ladies
ID Cfavais md Neck ties, Jacconet md Swis
Edgiays and fnseuines. Thread Laces and Edeipes
just received. SENSENEY e. RHODES.
sp 3
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s.
NEW MAIL STEAMER CUrTeR

NEW U S MAIL STEAMER CUTTER
~r The new and fast iunuing pas
G@~shEs5r Senger steamer CUTTtR. Col
- Inns, commander, will continue to
make regular weekly trips t. Cincinnati; leay
lng wheeling cveIy Sunday evening at o o.
\ NJ.
For freight or rassage, having superior &c
communications, arnly on hoard.
5The CuroEiS PROVIDED with Evans Safe.
tS Guard, to Ircvent the explosion OF boilers.
MAJ 3
NEW US VI SrGANGt NATIONAL
The new aud fasr running pos
tr-TFSl!s Sepscr steamer NATIONAL.
SssSVSs AG Mason, commander, viii
continue 10 make resulai weekly tiip> to Gin
%cinnai; having VIII cling every Thursday
evening ai9p'clock, aud CincInnatie every Sun
day a. 10 "A NJ.
For freight or passage, hdTlns superior ac.
commodat'ons, apply on board
Gr The National Is pro yiled with Evsns'Saie>
" GuaId. 10 prevent he explosion of boilers.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF va.
MAN STREET, WHEELING.
C.HPITAL $40 600.

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAN STREET. WREELiNo.
~ CAPITAL S740, 900.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
LIST, Cashier.
a Woods, w w snriver. A p Woods.
= Pollock, Thos PAUL. Geo w Thomson,
NMcNsughten, 1 w Mitchell, Thos Johnston
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre,ident.
SoB.EsKi BRaDy, Cashier.
Directors:
JCald@eh, W T seiby, Jas Baker,
&c WOODS. Patterson, w Gill,
Jacob Gooding, Wm Fleming, Samr OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE MANS ST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
.,,seeIson, AlPaxton, A Rogers,
AFitcsher, r Morrison, J G iumbacker
"A N Johnston, SAINT Mcclellan,
RcDr Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OFFICE MAIN ST.
THOS HUGHES, Presidept.
M Nelson, A Paxton, A N Johnston
JCrumbs Per. ] Baker, J Baker,
John Knote, w r Peterson,
RoBr MCCOY, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE 81 MAPJNE INSUR.
= ANCE COMPANY.
-. 81 OrFfoEf Nam ST, BELOW NJ, NRoE.
n.ega SAMUEL MEL, President.
.stst trs.f a. So DITeCtOrs:
j. Brady, Robt Crangle, Jas Y Caldwell
VIM Fleming, Jno Gpsborn, Daniel Lamb,
II Woods, Jac2b s Shriver
sN 1ss II w HARDING, Secretary.
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'VIIN - ~ 1t
WIN T JENNINGS \ CO.

ia PEhS md TIM ORS,
e IMPORTERS OF Cloths, ClssInefeS, Vest.
Il Ing~, Fancy DieSS Aitclts sc, 23I Broad
way, American Hotel, New York,
To :hu>e wishing tie Civ of New Yo,k. re-.
curing Ga. mentS, a renewed sCiitilaCon i OF.
lcrLd Tor hem l. call and examine our SlDcb
o! Ntw AMI FeS1ionable Goods for Sumu G d
Wear, comprising an assortment unsurpassed
IN ri,hness acd variety and whicn will be
made up % order IN a style second To no house
IN The Trade, at plic,s which must offer such
Inducements 10 lhe Cash purchase eS cannot
IAN 10 be appreciated. maj l9-3ms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-16

AnBAGREfS SUPERIOR MOasses Just received
"a / Fand ~ ale by
jan 3, 1916, C.. d KNOX.
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CuANG f. or BUSIS ESS.

Ns'NHN "a h'HAN A0'Hs
NiE ShisrultT lat'u slscoulnncd Inc Auf.
lion 5u'incss ia 'iIs cny, bsg lcagc To- return
bis thanks tu lh,ve WIN htSe inyofcd him with
g, nsignme"iS, nd fnnhcroorc. inform, he puLl,.
lhli be has INV ug,rtd n cpmmissiun store. 10 sell
90 private sales. ai kinds 0f merchandise. s.rL a.
DIV Grod.; Gmccre.; Furniture; Sc. lis rom.
are large ani spacious nod nfs lucnted n ~ ANON,
Tho best Imr> oi The city. tr RI erscr,f lu4ut,..
bcua on Npkci space " lG5. Sub cal a. M,t.
net House IiNatai advance mIdeon co1siaumels
ns heretofore. for.pus having unsettled acrnnni.
IRE requested 70 coli bctNccn his aod tio Gr.t ot
june, aud settle he some Ivy Gosh ~ np.p!ps lie
Old business mnsi he squated. Thts wihom fc-scrl
10 persons. ~ addition ~ ms ptyats snic. in he
cty, lie wuu'd say. ipf The bcneGio Of snrh as ,si.b u
have heir goods sold nj onftuu. Thai be has msIe
such arrangements as VII enable him 10 20 10 OHIO
every tWo mOh,hs, " sell ~ public salr.
mey 3 l. a BR~ENTLlNGER.
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pAINIING.

, CRIMSON ~ IIUi L., HOUSE. SIGN AND
sA Observation-Disclosures No I3J West
side Main 81. arc always prepared viii lht bcst
wofkmen aud material tn execute alt orders in fhci,
lnn, ~ he best style md alihc loWesi rates.
Every dcsrrPl,vn OF SIGN PAINTING OR GIL,
DING douc m thc hest m,unrr may 10
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WOOL. TMINE.

nOttg Twin ~.
e2Ekh b IwIne, suitable for binding
eSSSV up Wool, put up IN dozens, in size
Balls suitable for Country Merchants. al the
Old stand formerly occupied hy Dare & Hoge
as a Hat st IRE, and now occupied by The sub.
Scri3er aSd Rope and Twinc Store. All arti,
eleS IN that line constantly on hand and Tor sale
ve:y low for cash, OF exchanged Tor a good az
lIcle OF Flax AZ cssh prices, By the Subscriber.
CHARLES II BERRY, Wafer st.
q t~oLUMBIAN Mogaz ne for April and No 21
~ Pictorial Bible, just received at ROBES, cor.
net OF Man aud Union SIS. ap
$4,000 !, ISM, % 1,a "0 soG 3, 1 Fl. 'e'
each hg' CHARLES II BERRY,
up7 Head Of Wa'er street.
NOTICE.
rE'HE Business of JAMES II. FORSYTH.
y & Co. will IL fntuTe be uanslcted ln,ibt
nam Of FORSYTH q BAKER
Wheeling Feb. II, 1916.
yfUSr rcocived, 500 lbs Crnclnnor. DneI Beef
~ 200 LIS Bploqne, u Drums Figs. 6 hores Rai.
-ins, NJ X, 4 jars Pfunrs,i3 boxes lcGneJ Oelinc
Soap. 6 boxcs Star Candles
M Z JNO X GoTsFCRD
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h 0LlAN,
OR, ORGAN PIANO FORTE.

fNBE un'esned having been arroloed by heas NUNS
this foS the sale Of the newy
invented EoLAN PIANO FoRTEs for inspection
The pubic which he has ths received
per Courier.
tentIon throughout
advantage, In tbs editorial Remarks which
have spopta nnousiy appeared ia the pabHe prints
The Of oTgaa with the Piano for's DE-
long for The Inventor Mr. o. b. Coleman, has
suect .y consultation afJrdns The per-
facility Of producing tones Of either both inu
tnsnt. It's appston Sstse ipsirI the touch,
ar cor Srseiion Piano Forte simplicity Of is
ebsp warrant, that viii remain perfect for
year, q, Ii. sse a1osips faculties fer tuning the Piano
Forte.
The ,sa can he au.ebsi tny modem made Plano Forte ct
~ sIpenso from sso asses tie number OF keys
10 addition expenses OF transportation.
The undegnod prepared receive orders for the Sosn
Piano Pores OF to have former attached
Also received by paeke Piano Forss from the above
sapsrier makers which VIII be sold reduction from former
upon good be lad eewkeoe aE1
ranted equal superior manufactures 10
the q. States. J.. TAYLOR
NH IA Music Stprs. thr Eanss.
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RICHMOND, VA MARCH 81, ,s4s,
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Tssns o, rrssesrussTe cy subseribsrs seoo
a. os shorter p-ric< By mall eio-psyabi
&ea'ss 10 advance. nes.us lo r-.-1 rll
hoskarssFor enscu l.ss insertion 7s e~s;
two n-suscaa u iai tsss o. go and evsy
Irans,-at adseue.-ss pay in advances.
TIA nsnssr n so.~d on liz
ks thsy i be nss'sd ursi sr-d stopped and char
ID sseesdinsS. tr Orders sop In wriuax
Aonsai Aavssi>rs ehsssd ESQ nn.s and in ua,
picsEoon zoe advertisements Of gTsser length except Aue-
s"usss ssa t'.y s-s'e who charged ico. psr-r
eias~d) HlFh fliI FHFHI A#lH |T
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ROwAND'S AMHRosiAl. OIL, ar AMI.

= Ut AlHE-
~ Rit-1S aiCiSS5R saIirsls ara
oensd 10 sapsSs ~ foe pr,yins nygos
Tag ars b=au,it-s 4 NE HAIR.
Dr. Rowan suses-d.f espcriun.
investigations 10 endowius bEi an Delicate
escn- OF sae-sni rrrpri- The admirable
preparation Possessing this a.
esers Dee IL impossible for Psr'eI ~ the seu
caasd da1t u srst enc Dsri aG~s the sppue.t1n
AabkoSlAl OIL a. instantly 0eBoae hib~r
OF sosi wh'h rrady rtasns': ~ bS-,vr At-r
t- p-f-shi. IA thu zhh ci usEns u. or
cn- -, VI tn Oh VIII sies;iy tn saIuen,
nat"a sa'san The l-ensI s1,1aGt properly tHs A,n
nos'.i oi WI estek n. falling Of IT, bs" combined
ioe us o. u- blush VIII b.
are ho> fohs with aansda VIA ha equal psasCo N habL
rs'''ns IN u. U.s. al ;e Auhrossi o. for
ocss sh iTr~es e..
e"ne' upon io'' lie own ieeas fragrance ssy
velvet .bnes ~ !, i sE;irey devoid OF ;he di-AS.css tr
fSrty % oin=Ey 10, i'm.
haI n short for pEe.-s,ns @ sey :.afEs-: sL4 yi. %
ts hsi' to has never eenr rSfa-sca equal A.,Ti-
can haeaSar' .oI Ssr b! ALEXANDER DUvtL l. CO.
g Ia A-is
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WEBB, BACON & co,

WEBB, BAUM q W,
OFFER FORS SALE.
cS0 nHDa n. ORLEANS sugar
Gown Do r. Rico DO
J: Packages Loaf susa1, Lovaslns. aad wosss.rs
10 Ibis erusied
IS n. Orleans Mela.s.s
HbSs w IsdA do
600 bags RIO Co..a
sas L,snyrs Do
IS - "a Dos.ineo Do
so o.io=v-Isya ~
e. Ct-el Do
as osdMsnsAnsAs
.a 80 bsgs Pepper
Piussso
.sss, .,.sge'' t .s'-,s. &.
80 bones Hu1< f.i<ns c.ba~s
Do Isilow do
30 Do Sperm d.
900 DO Brown ard Fancy ssxps
80 dn eIio and loIls winsow 6las-
$50 teEs Cut Mails aud Drahs. ID Goa
Bi.,st.d st~el
$50 hays Shot
Bar Lead
White DO, ground n
TOO s.tss Sole L<ai.rf. saros. aaaIsi.s
CrFeT Lss'hsr sides
paposfs Sporting ard Blasting Powder
ols--<perIs, ,aan.r AID olive
Tar. Csiser:a Lecrics
isdsa. Ma,stsr. copP~r.. Alum aarrh ssh Pstr.
Cotton Yarns Bed Gods. L~adins IL.ssl Tvins
PaPer-wr Ing, letter and wrapping
hesu Of Wood War;, Paipisd Buckets
Gdni Ficnes
Tsas-Cun Powder and Pocehonx =
March H. .,
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sPRING sroCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. DTE-STUFFS,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C. &c.

- Ss "A-sDoW -uLhoc, ~ W.
Nv r. have now IN store. every article USUALLY
r-caif. AZ oa. line tI-r se, h,. zee. q, ~
Northern from importer, s,d m. ,.,, :, 49,,
fo cash. which szshIs u, u, oer -,,,t mr.. ~ n,
Nereha nts ami o,h-r. WHOM az f,y,, a, uih ,,p
The ing embraces p.r, OF oar ..,u. ,u ,.c.vss.
10 bhls Nc. Caster OH
10 10 Ya-om aal.
SO ID. caicn,eL English and American
500 d. Tefa,d Csuphar
Z ess.. powdered JsIa,
9 do do Rhub.h
I DO do Inc
DO Peruvian tiArs
do Hsnry's Nsrp,sa
10
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ROBERT MOTT,

House, Stgn Painter and Glazier,
NAT fss~ 70 "a EzeA<.xs Bssk. RsoS~s.f, SIrSsia
Al received further sappy Of rain'. oh. Co,-
- varnish>s wpf f.n<rs brushes and
ns~nt OF Fr-seh and Aneness WINDOW ,:ls
oersa nehss An cf whsh h. dos -sn up
n IA aIs. -uppy of sosp rsisf. f.s
ps.or yailaf ris os Shilskd Rs-t.- I'm.
n
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PIANOs SOLD on TRIAL.

PiANOS SOLD On TRIAL.
To be returned az not good.
GsS3 Being fully satisfied as to the real
fIi excellence CT the kiad u Pixo Foarss.
sneH NC have sss ssans for y,a-Ws
70 -' -n Tot sale sfon the Proposed atoy, o.
No Soo s2H Tan be isEst rsk saying
AZ. every ia'Ey nst 80 Represent tksn to be-
Io~-f suee;sss csi blsDcy al happily b>ndeA-
an 80 elegance sn durability
hszh,S stats Of TIE
We OVER great advantages 20 The puressser
uoEhsvinE aisyso At y,ros. pr.
Ash 4 wOopHOUsE,
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DRINKER 4 MORRIS.

DRINkER L. NORRIS.
LATE SMITH & PALMER,l
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
REG to invite the attention Of Country Mer
- ehas. asd all In eomp,. ard general As
sorsni Of BOOKS AND STATIONERY whieh win b. 49,
from the Northern Markets pss,n - tn a,tors ON
bs:iaz s'and.na pusiea''onr department. Lcritu
of American, Encsh French and ennan which
are da adding all the new Mis- snas,ou, Publications..
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOZE Of thu ,er, and MOS. A.
proved e'io Vow in in the Schools and Colleges
sTAPLE AND pyycy STATIONERY. ipen.sips Man. clA..
eurSeyO Cc.opa-es Drawing Mate
NAB. pew and topuaE Music, AID Musical Instruments.
bLAsk BrOks Of variety and bindu
eonsaaAy hand and manufactures .i-o Blsa for
10 order Every description of Binding executed TIE
WRITING rArER-isoo r.ar, of r,rS Ls,,.t nd Can wr
ing Paper ofevery variety unprecedented io~
We s'k the stsution Of County Merchants.
The city many be assured OF finding large
'"ek to select from al low prices and upon e.ral .rm.
NH Is Books- i-rs staonsr- Boosbip,sr..
d. BARREi-s Oriesn. eaIi6-d sugar foI .seSy
Sd mills IoHy \. GORDON.
NEW BOOks.-Researches ON Scrofuous
Disease By g. A. I.snRoL r. ". p translated
French BY s'anfy Dosr-' A. NJ d. with an aPPendi,
prisine Foralola for the trsap.snt Of scroFiis.
Rome as .esn BY New Yorker an isIS and is+,
-Rona: Roms Roma,
Non TIA Come Era Pima.
Goethes Faust Dramatic ro~, the Feach By
a. Hayward Esq.
striesasds Lives d The Easiabs Rer.an
sale ~ 4 BALL 4 b. =. rERgisS'
nh - late Perkins Harvey B.HI
UANO.-5 bags Pc Ip,ian Guano, daily ex.
- peet.a Tho-e in want wi! please apP'yo
Oh rsIs FAMILY fIouS, w.Dan.a to b. Of III. yer, be.
lslt R. ". BURTON.
MISSES BOOTS 4 SHOES. =
havs a hand iasse stock Of Misses soOt, sud Sine. Of
W all kinds which We eau recommend For al, chap.
feI PUTNEy q WATTS.
DESIRABLE GOODS FOR FAMILIES.
TGNAsLE curLERY-Eine Ivoy TsbI- Cutlery 81
piece; also Bone, Buck, Ebony ssiEa aud ivo
.niv"- and Forks In single caTvrr
"a VS.. l. poxsAy
y. oR1EANs SUGAR AND MOL Uses.
SlO So bbi. Moiasses
In -ote k'r SALE BY
hs' DUNLOP, MoNCUEH 4 CO.
HMM BusbELs OF Cb.naneo Potatoes from Maipe, on
vuV 'oad a'ai Di.sF Hawk Psgs .si s. p,
FIGURED S1T7N VESTS.
MOTHER uf Fsley v-st among
n superior sssiy ..rped 40, CAY
assortment III. kind 10 The ely. STARR q Co
ia I4iA suesL
LUMBER.
A0OO Pes:ea,y wEEs. hAeoN GO:
IlNEN bhis prw Bacon, Log Tad
Il 90 DO JolCs,
IS tols- Hslr- patent Caa4,sa
loo su,hs.s hosD,An sss5-RsSsiTLz foI BY
kS NEBs. BACON I 90.
16n BBLS. Baldwin Apples. caiiy expected
1OO per sskr Mariner frss. Bo.ton. and fss ~
e. gANKIS l. WBITI,OCk.
Charlotte EG.abstk's Works.
Inf inirOHsuoa. y Mrs II. Stowe, eesutai
w csiayo vOigmss, conpes
Volume 1t eontaius-pr,ona Recorsctoa. ore pom
The Siege of Derry IrrGaRs
Posms
Caner,s ofvouns stIrram Heiican s- Hrlca Tles,~o,
Ps''lng ih"psn ihe teysr ssdsn o. Chaps Of the Pas;
Posms the PshRsu War prunepslsr Heavenly PScss-
Just published aud inr ssie BY
Nh ~ pRfNkEa MORRIS.
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NJ Hhieeff--iy f-as, " s-s-v -
= sfe = tny Whsssy soE -srs>s J-sss--a
~ ~" SN IN svfTvH.
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Seaing CheGp!
~ BERhLEI & CO., wishin- TO reduce
lie their present. Sock Winter Drv Good~- 90 .
70 Fs's re n Ter an cary sns taas. dsx
uhu he oirs Of ~ spag tasir Of Goods y
ven 'eoseet prices fer Css1
d'"a5 ounf -USa-r by Code EslaSGshasnt we d-sua
snu?nfiaa = and extenA
= n".i ihv- ~ Bsrrsf-s cary Ne.
Z" Hsiaei Under Manson House.
Jan. isIh 1916.
V)ICo MADEIRA wiNE-lo ,s.H cash. Pie, MaS,y,. +,
u prs sHi-ic--f-, sale ~
nh 10 DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
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SlOuOO WANTED.

FOR Ready -uadc Ciotbinx mt siia. Msrehsnrs,
100 Main Street
VNHE subscriber having a very large Stock Of
u Ready Mats Ctoihinf hand
hat ~ l. csvus q -hng shcsp not cheaper,
Re obt sd rSswhes ~ sY Ills sSes nlnofsetursd
~ h-eifand wiz he w.ffaad both n sy aud o. sd
szsgs 81 The foBo~nE sriei-S N
lsS Gscs AMI Insi.h c~sz ps and frosk Goats from SO
N slS
a. tgs
$50 Winter Frccs Costs fom - n SIS
$50 Over Goats ~ "a qsaiie. fc'u IS sA
1000 pair Pants of IN d s3l n 81
Ieo0 Vests q al ~ siDSt
ALSO,
h'H of soaN stocks CofsIs poscs salts
spr-pisrs Tire FoSk,t H.ndtsf,alsf svsty ius
n TIE nc n eccovusas wvsrm sli.As NeRcbANrs.
&s opSosse Hasesri, osrissI CO.
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EDhSTALooNs. PANTtL.spSe goo pain. trs r-c-,,.d
eos"rs.sss Src.i nssny yyi.s ~ M.ieL IA - ssJ
AZ A
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49,. - - F. ,,.-, a. "a .,sai' -J =. srrras 30 flll
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Dr. J. stts<-es young NJ who have irt.-d
By private add improper indulgence. ' -
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JOSEPH c. SPALDING,
ATTOR AT LAW
WADSW0RTH, TURNER L. CO


HAVE on hand an unusually large stock of
II IL Pail and Winter Dry Grnis ari
great Inducements MERCHANTS and ToRicCo-SEs
The BLAskIIs during a great
advantage than they could hsv. hsrn
AMI the NEGRO CLOTHING, under
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be bought in any NokIpSaS MAkxIT.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
| HEREBY give notice tha have given 70 my JonN
M Ross, the right receive and claim his wages his
own account ami to hold property his own without any
hnderanoe or interference BY me.
Northbridge, aug. 10, 1916 81 JAMES u. ROSS
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Books and Stationery.

WARREN LABEL, 1T Main Street,
HAS just received new supply OF the Patent LETTER
IL BALANCES-Aso, large assortment OF Letter
Envelopes. DRAWING CARDS, thrty.two cards in a
pack consisting of elementary outlines and Cottage series,
the pack sell adapted instruct learners, young Old
without the aid ola teacher by Jacob and s. G. Abbot
The Naturatists Library containing descriptions of
Man. Quaiupeds, Birds Fishes Reptiles and Insects, with
400 engravings.
Lines of the Presidents Of the United States, with As
cravings, Robert w. Lincoln.
All of the above Cheap the Cheapest.
July 81 DIFF Il. DORR, Agent.
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From the Albany Cultivator.

CULTIVATION OF FRUIT. In the contior-
Gus counties OF Westchester and Fairfield and
probably over a wider extent of surface tbo
NewtoWn Pippin tree has never worn the healthy
and hourshing appearance of the other cultivated
sorts. So generally, indeed, is this the case that
cultivators are about abandoning it as one Of the
worn-out varieties, considering it stricken with
the degeneracy of the age. That such an onin.
ion, however, is not well founded, NAV be infer.
red from the fact that this fruit, when crown in
the new and more virgin soils of the interior. is
to this day fairer and larger than we have ever
been accustomed to see it here. This fact would
seem to indicate, not the degeneracy of the tree
itself, but the want of something in the soil 70
enable 1t to bring out its fruit in full perfection
Inc white Doyenne or Virgalieu pear, until re.
centiy the only superior variety ever cultivated
mere, mas Tor twenty years ceased to ripen its
irult. Inc tree itself seems healthy. but its fu;t
commences cracking when half grown becomes
woody, and scarcely pear has ripened on these
trees ior nearly quarter OF century, with the
exception OF the two last years. Year before last
iew' ana last year greater proportion of these
pears came 10 peIiecuon. Here again the soil
mas lackeu something that this tree required in
riPeh'ng us lruit and the favorable change oh
served last year would seem to indicate that ~,
maserlai' wnateverit is, which after long period
had been exhausted by the annual fuot;97 pSliou
has, after lapse of twenty wears acc,,n,'Iaol
again in quantity sufficient TO enab,a tLn .,
perfect some of its fruit. The SecLsi 80 oo ~
most delicious fruit, having but recently baen ~
troduced here, rpens with us in Great nastot;a
but at Philadelphia, inthe vicinity where tbe tree
originated about century ago (nrohahI,' &C.,
seed OF the RousseIet de Rheims ,vb;ch !.
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RENOVATION OF FRUIT TREES

The following article deserves particnlar at
tention Observation has long convinced ms that
the degeneracy of fruit trees, of which we hear
so much, results generally from the exhaustion Of
the soil or some particular element of if. We
have ourselves witnessed the most miraculous
effects produced by throwing out the dirt from
the roots of old trees in the autumn, APPLYING
lime and ashes, and in the early spring introduce
ing and mixing with the lime and ashes new and
fertile soil If an old apple tree in an orchard
die, and new one be simply planted in the oId
ones place, it will hardly grow at all, and never
become good tree, but if portion of the old
soil be carted off, and new soil substituted. and
with the addition of lime, ashes, or bone-dust'
dug in for circle of several feet, the Young tree
will grow apace, and soon become large and fruit
Farmer