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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

CAPT. BINFoRD's CIRCULAR.
circulars have been plenty as blackberries'
of late. Our friend Capt Binford, candi-
date fer the Legislature, TO be in the fash
ion, has issued a circular. 1t is an I'M
ceptionabIe sort of document, evincing.
perhaps little too much eagerness to Sc
cure a seat in the Legislature. For in
stance-says Capt. Binford:
!" I think the taxes might be reduced to
one half Of what it is now, and if elected
pledge myself to introduce bill for that
purpose"
BY the published statement Of the Audi
tor and Treasurer, the expenses of the
State government for 1916 are estimated
at SI97,7l8 81. The taxes for the coming
year, under the existing law, are estinat-
ed at S375 900. A reduction of one-half,
las proposed by Capt. Binford, j would bring
the receipts down to $I87 ,500--a sum IN.
sufficient 70 meet The actual expenses of
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

BRTCKs.-A machine has been invented
by Alfred Hall of Coxsackie, New YORK.
with which one person can mould "a tloe
bricks IN day, which are superior TO those
made by hand. This is no idle story; il Is
true. This is another machine that will
drive vast number Of men now EMPLOYED
IN making bricks to some other ennlov-
ment.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
Election Tickets.

or We are now distributing from this
office, the tickets ordered by the different
candidates. Our democratic friends should
be careful to have on hand good supply
of tickets at each precinct. Or Look out
for spurious So democratico tickets,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

GfneraI azlecNDm,
First Monday aud Tuesday in November merit

ouDGE HIGH COURT OF ERRORS q APPEALS
o. We are authorized ~ annonaaa
HoN'L HENLEY S. BENNETT os iInounce
as candidate for Judge Of the HIieh Cons. !,
Errors and Appeals, for the Northern District.
C3 We are authorized 10 nnnounca
HoN'L ALEXANDER M. CLAYTON. Of Mar.
Shah county, MS candidate for reelection =,
Judge OF the High Court of Errors and Appeals.
FOR the Northern district.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
STATE cHANcELLoR.

w WE are authorized TO announce
JuDGE JOHN NJ. TAYLOR as d candidate for
Chancellor of the Stale of Mississippi.
o. We are authorized 10 announce
GEN'L STEPHEN COOKE as candidate for
state Chancellor. II elected he will reside at
the seat Of government. - s. -. =
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
CLERK CIRCUIT CnnRr

" we are authorized TO announc
WILLIAMS G. HERRING as a candida.
CLERK OF the Circuit Court of Carroll county.
10 We are authorized TO annonnca
RICHARD A. SEWARD as a candidate for
Te-elecuon to the Office of Clerk of the Circnit
Court Of Carroll county. ou.'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
PROBATE CLERK.

OF We are authorized TO announce
WILLIAM NJ. YOUNG as a candidate for The
oihce OF Probate Clerk of Carroll county.
6r We are authorized to announce
SAM'L HART as a candidate for reelection
10 the Office Of Probate Clerk of Carroll count
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
couNrY snRvrvnp

10 the Voters of Carroll county:
Fellow-citizens: return you my grateful ac.
acknowledgements for your suffrages in past years.
and take this method of announcing to Won
that l am again candidate for County Survey
or. Respectfully, JOHN BRONTE.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
ASSESSOR

or We are. authorized TO announce
w. w. HAMMONS as o candidate for Asses
for Of Carroll county.
" We are authorized TO announce
JOHN MCLEAN as candidate for reelection
ms Assessor of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
THE RRISC0E BILL.

Werepublish from the Mississippian the
communication of Hampden on the Briscoe
bill. It's length should not deter any from
perusing it.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
SHERIFF.

0T We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM RANSOM as a candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of Carroll county. = -
W We are authorized to announce
JAMES COLLINS as candidate for the Office
of Sheriff OF Carroll county. - O'-'oe
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

0IOnr friends in adjoining counties
will oblge US by forwarding complete re-
turns of the elections as early as possible.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
LIEUTENANT COLONEL,

OF We are authorized to announce Capt.
CALVIN DAVIS (of the Carroll Volun-
teers,) as candidate for Lt.-Colonel of the
37th regiment M. NJ.
or We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM T. TOWNSEND as a candi-
date for 1t Colonel 37th regiment M. NJ.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
Mr.. F. c. JONES +:

Mr.. F. C. JONES:
Dear Sir: You are hereby authorized to
announce the withdrawal of my name as
candidate for the Office of Assessor of
Carroll county, at the approaching Novem-
Der election.
Yours, respectfully,
A. ]. TOWNSEND.
October 81, 1915.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
REPRESENTATIVE

u We are authorized TO announce
JOHN A. BINFORD as candidate for Re.
preventative of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
CLERK DISTINCT cnANcRRv nnnpr

CLERK DISTRICT cnANCERY COURT.
we are authorized to announce
WILLIAM T. BOLE as candidate for re-
C Caeoeioh 70 the office of Clerk of the District
Chancery Court, for the district comnosea IF the
counties of Holmes, Carroll. Yalobusba. Che
taw, and Talahatchie. INV
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

~ we are authorized to announce
VIM. BARkSDALE, ESQ. of Lowndes county.
rs rs candidate for District Attorney Of the
Sixth Judicial District.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
PROBATE JUDGE

o. We are authorized to announce
JAMES s. JOHNSON as a candidate for Pro.
bate Judge of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

GEORGIA ELECTIONS. exchange pa
pers fromthis State contain returns from
all but two or three counties. Crawford,
the wing candidate for Governor, is elect
ed by majority Of between / and 1000.
The wings cautiously avoided making po-
isical issues, and the contest seems to have
been literally for the sPorLs-the coons be-
ing the ans, and the demo.'s the outs. The
following will show the oscillations of Geor-
gia for the last seven years;
In 1888, wing;
In 1899, democratic |
In 1910, wing;
In 1841, democratic
In 1912, democratic
In E843, wing;
In 1874, democrats;
In l845, wing.
The people Of the common wealth CT
the Georgi' State" are determined tobs on
the right side alternately. Our time next.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

| JORc VI dnC
BENZ. KENNEDY, are the democratic can.
dIdates for the legislature from this county
They are roth able and well-tried demo.
crats-and deserVingly popular with the
people. Major K. has heretofore served
| IN The Legislature of this State, and proved
himself an efficient and industrious mem
Der. Major N. is regarded as an excel.
lent debater, and is not more respected
for his acknowledged capacity than for his
integrity and generous bearing. [Mis'pn.
| BRIscoE BILL.-The Yazoo Democra,
is huckIing on the whole armor of its
strength N support of Gen. Briscoe's bill
to relieve the State of Bank frauds and
thraldom. We lave supported the princi-
pie of the biI, ever since i met our eve,
because ii was intended TO assert the su.
premacv of the People over roi:on de-
funct COMPILATIONS. Abstracily consiS.
cred, no democrat can oppose the doctrine
set forth by Gen. Briscoe--ihe bill con-
tains the very marrow of democracy. be-
cause it is intended TO place broken banks.
upon the same footing with other yiolators
of existing laws. We have said that we
believed the democracy in this latitude
cared but little ABOUT the bill, so far as its
effects were expected TO be felt here. But
they cannot be Indifferent to the success
OF the doctrine ii embodies. The banks
are not only clingirg with leech like iena-
city to their forfeited privileges, but, by
opposing the original Briscoe Bill, they
sci up claims 10 SPECIAL LAWS for the tri- |
al OF suits of forfeiture -though HAVING |
no souls to be punished here or hereafter
let them go the way of all flesh. They |
ought not TO expect TO carry their special |
privileges beyond the grave! Organiser. |
Gov. Brown AND THE SENAroRsH1p
We have once or twice stated that Gov.
Brown was not now, and did NOT exoect
to be candidate for the Senate. For rea.
sons unknown 10 us, and which we shall
not trouble ourselves TO divine, il has been
recently insinuated that Gov. Brown has
been intriguing for the vacant seat in the
Senate. We are authorized and requested
by the Governor, 10 say that the insiuua.
ton is without a shadow OF foundation in
truth. lie has not written or spoken 10
II
any living man to obtain his support for
this station. He has not in the remotes,
degree signified to any one that he desires
The place or that he would be candidate
Tor 1t. lie had his choice to accent a no.
TOR a reelection, or TO enter the
lists as an independent candidate for the
Senate; he chose the former, and in doing
so,he intended in good faith to discha rye the
1uties of the high Office, should he be the
successful candidate-this intention has
1ot been changed. Gov. Brown expects
bat the representatives, of the people will
discharge their constitutional duty in the
selection OF a Senator in such manner as
o satisfy their respective constituents
Nib that duty and the manner in which I
IS TO be discharged, he has no concern.
md It Is his unalierable determination no.
n the remoiest degree 70 interfere.
[Nississippiaa.
RRuSRS a
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
MILITARY ELECTION.

HNIuADIEh GENERALs
or WE are authorized to announce
DAVID B. LOVE as a candidate for Briga-
dier General ofthe LIST Brigade. 18th division.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

The MoRMoNs.-The disturbances be-
tween these people and their neighbors in
Illinois, have been terminated. The Nor
mons agree to remove, next spring, to
Vancouver's Island, on the coast of Oregon,
where the new jerusalem is to be erect
ed with great splendor. The sect now
numbers 10000 to 900 900, scattered thro'
different countries, 30 geo or 80 900 at
the headquarters in Illinois. There is
something imposing in the idea that this
band of fanatics should cross the continent
through wild, arid deserts, across mighty
rivers, and over snow-eIad mountains-to
found home on the shores Of the Pacific.
EFIhe inauguration of Gov. AARON v
BROWN took place at Nashville on the 18th
instant. His inaugural address is appro-
pirate and eloquent, replete with sound
democratic doctrines.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

6. (. CLAYTON, Eso.-Owing to some
misunderstanding 1--WE are requested to
state, by Mr.. c. that he does not abide the
decision of the meeting at Carrollton, but
ls still candidate for the Office of Judge.
He was with US on Wednesday, and ap-
Peared sanguine. Clayton, Waul, Rogers,
Cothran, all certain of being elected.
Harry Of The Vest.
o. What meeting at CarroIlton! 1t is
the general opinion here that the contest
is between VIM. CorHRAN, esq. and Genl
T. N. WAUL.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

or The communication from the oDark
Corner" has been received. We cannot
consent that our columns be used for the
assailment of the personal character and
conduct OF our political opponents, altho'
this is a favorte mode of warfare with ma
ny wing presses. We do not feel at Iiber-
ty TO alter the communication, and must re-
spectfuIIy decline It's publication.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

DEModRArIc Review New York, Gardner
&. O'Suliivan-S3 per ann. in advance.
IS copies for $50. M
The October number of the Review is
on our table, fully sustaining its high repu-
tation. An engraved likeness Of Hon'l
Cave Johnson, the Postmaster General, ac-
companies the number.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29

o. Gov. JONES, of Tennessee, in his
message to the legislature, recommends
that the State Bank of Tennessee be put
in liquidation and wound up. most wise
and democratic move and we are sorry to
see some so-called democratic papers in
that State take sides with the thievinp-
shop, and oppose the recommendation, for
no other reason, that we can see, than be-
cause it came from wing.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-29
5atsstsstppt 7DemtOrrat.
CARR0LLTON:

Wednesday morning, -; October %, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

onrobed IA rich black surphcc, after the Ru,s-
copol order - solid cruss Ia hi- bosom. with
genIeol geld buckles n las shOcs-is 4fUsclf an
lnuUComent 70 visit thl~ prtiouu4 physician. his
trend VI humanity ana OF Goi,-NcE Orleans
Stln
The Lock Hospital IN America, the only phi.
larthropiC Institution established, under Tie
benign auspices OF the celebrated DR. Cooke at
NOS Norton street, Albany n y, for the relief
ana convenience Of the unfortunate, is reputed :
the best asylum eNtlnt for The comfort and
certain recovery 9tlnvghds-lt this n6rmary
patents have the very beat me 'ICai ate udanCe,
including beard and mar slug, W. ich very mate
rally taclltt atcs rccoverFs and as DR. Cooke, the
humane founder Of 90 desirable retreat and
sacred sccuuty, fesldcs on she uses, the most
incroduious may there rsrose the utmost conf
.cnco-iccl al hOmC-pu, size thtlr usual aVoca-
i9ns~ and enjoy the society OipcrAap5 tho most
eminent physician as well re the most bencvo-
lent man Of The age Europc0n.
Or Cooke attends pcrsu' II v TO ms pate nts.
RENENEf
NO : NORTON STREET, ALBANY, N Y.
sp is "
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Aaron d Cia'oncr aid o hers.

Aaron d Cialoncr ard hers.
The defendants Ia the eb,ve p,,,,I o,,,.,
are hereby notified, dat on Monday he tG b
gay %! March, ltt5, between the hours ol
NJ and p NJ, at ihy uiicr Of J ,hn 3 nm,
E'q' an Alderman in the cry Of Pnila,lelpt,,.
FeEn'y' wanna, shall pr, coed TO take NE de-
p"s,i'o"s ct Dunlap, E,q. aud others, 10 be
ite'' a. eyi'enrr on 'he uIal OF said cause
h'S'' o." nc - F,biCafy, betw, en- the SANG
hour, at ihc house Of Gearge Baird ~ -,
the town OF Washington, Pennsylvania .ba,i
; t"-ecd lo take iHc dispositions Of Sslsh rid
and others. g. be read also as eti I,pcr an tho
MI OF lit cause BurI tom sr., canse ,bs
iaHihg OF either " said dispositions should mo-,
lhen he lak'u or completed The lakipp of te
same viii he urned from dav Ia a. 80
The same are taken and compiei,d.
WI LIAM J CUALONER
~ his next friend joseph Caldwell u.
isn % '"N'.' ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
UNITED STATES EyOyEI

Nt"' He RdHFoad Depot, CUMBERLAND, Mo
FHVHE Proprietor r, pe.tG,llv iofor,n. g.,
q friends and the nublic, TINT he has tokcn
lhis SPIhNlllD NEW HOTEL which be now
IS place Of hoih ELEGANT aud CoNIsop,c
TABLE ENTERTAINMENT The Parlats
and chambers have b3ou tastofuily fitted nS
WIN eHtiTe neio furniture ana BcddiBg, with
ms 81 %ues rs especially Of ladies and fami cs.
ne Qeparimcr OF the l.arIcr Is ,gnalIy wei
"IoeiI1' iect lere Is, through every depart
Ihcpl o. the cslab lshment, an nir Of neatnrss
d no elcean.c That cannnt fuilto please all ,,ho
may lugor h'm with call. A con TON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

Il NNNDLES The subscriber would ioG,,,,,
~ 'is ircnds and tie public that he has c,,,,'
n,n'.I lhc nonninciue 81 MOULD AND Dtpprn
- MILES made ufplre foHow. which lao va,,,,,,
'l"'' :" o'y'hIntol ihe Mind manufactured hero -,
s'Wh'fc. aud ho viii furnish them wholesale -,
''1,'''S 'h'"p ~ 'hcy r1n be purchased anyv here
lie WOIi5 respectfully soitc,t So -,
rlifm oge F,oinfy in Marker ALL . r.'''
" nH "3h0' S.fceis NJ WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

ENOR CONSUMPTION Colds. Coughs |
= Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis. Difficulty
'i brea hing, Asthma Pam IN the Side Breast |
Aud Chest, VIII op.ng Cough, Group and an
JiAer diseases of he Liver and Lungs.
ID /, a well known face, carefully ascertain.
eel from the bills and records OF mortality tha
h'ou 'hout he United States within the las
year. 80 800 persons actually died with This IN.
siti2uS dlseasci Consumption, This assertion
lS VCInCd Oy ocular demonstrations Ina our
own midst. We behold as fatal r,vareS in
families all around uS--Daily catherine In IT,
cherries embrace friend from every circle
and casting gloom aud darkness over lis place
/ of visitation. 4hiS Is ~ serious and fearful
I import. An enem cruel relentless enemyl'
/ meets rs at every cUTuer- stands al the bedside
/ 1t The solemn hour of midnight, or with the
! hrsI light 90 morn, lnd tearully and Solemnly
! D&dTH
! Listen ihen to The warning fale that Won be,
! hold daily, and guard yourself from the very
/ hfS' un"rrug prcmoRiJory seed OF CUnSump,
/ tcu' a Cold, Cough, Soreness OF he Thioat
4 and Breuchi, Influenza, Splitting o' Blood,
/ bronchils, ShortneSS or difficulty OF Breathing,
! Choosing or raising of Phlegm aud vi,iated
( matter Pam IN the Breast, sc &c. These are
/ The arst pcrceptible ioot prints on Couspmption
am should be Immediately attended TO beloI e
/ Il be too late.
When disease is permitted by suicidal nc
slcc' 10 kant IT'S destructive aud fatal thread
Ai.'" nc t-NNel membrane or the Lungs, the
lpauent for the FIRST time, probably will begin
TO DC concerned about his life; when in all pro
/ uao.iiiy he rs tar beyond the hope II The mos
Skilliul Physician or medicinal aid.
May these facts awaken all who my be az
Iicted with disease that NAV lead 10, or be of a
! pulmonary character. That no time should
! 6e lost IN procuring that high famed Med iciue
! Or Duuean'S ExpCclorant Remedy, (tor DIS
eases of the Respiratory Organs and Consump
! Jon) the wonderful discovery in tho healin
an, Tor arreSting aud removing all disease from
ne system and also for arreS,ing many from
'he cold and silent grave. Byat'endIng early
- ms kind admonition thousands OF lives may
lyel he .pared 10 the great enjoyment aud cons
! IoN OF many families aud dearest friends.
&.TCail upon any OF the Agents who sell
! pr Dnncon's ExEecto~anI Remedy, " here YOU
| VIII be convinced Of it's wonderful efficacy up
! on persons near at hanG, whom you are al H.
| perry to call upon before purchasing. The
! proprietor OF this medicine particularly re-
quests all afflicted persons Who fee disposed to
use his medicine 10 be careful and use il ac-
| coIdlng 20 The Directions in The small pamphle
which is TO BE- found enveluped around each
hct,le. BY adhering strictly TO the directions,
and sufficient quantity be taken 10 give the
medicine lair and decided tiial q perfect aud
lasting cure is certain to be performed, unless
the case be hopeless one before using the
/ medicine
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n the Circuit Superior Corr Of Lawand
"a Cnancery TOT Ohio county Wilma:
IN CHANCERY:
william J h'Ioncr, : his next lnenJ Joseph
Gallo sell, il.
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~ ELL, MOORE 81 cos. Fast Mail Coach
y leaves Wheeling daily at G O'clock A Nj. 40
hours to Cincinnati.
Pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily a, G o'clock
4 NJ. Is hours TO Cincinnati.
ID TALLMAE gle = Good Intent C,o,h Ic,yos
Mheeinig daily at 6 o'clock a NJ, IS hours to
MaJsvIlle, Ky. "
Extras furnished on a the alb we lines % par
ties, with The privilege ofslecplng or iroveIj,no
at night as they may wish.
once No - Wafer st, Ist door below the U S
Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
feb j aiESKINEN, Agent.
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4 LIB ANY LOCK SPITAL
E,SXABkISIEED
1880
GEN. GEORGE COOK, LII, n.
-RETl;RNIn FroSJ g.N;.iI 80 h' 10

-RErUHNt d From ENGLAND
4 lONFlN UES t. be Consulted coufdentiallv.
" NO 3 Norton St, Albany. N. Y
rus PhilanrTOpic Institution. establishe Cd
ID ESQ unIversallv spoken Of in the yatilu-
peHodit ais If the present age, is an edlfice;
located ~ 2 retired part Of the city, detached
rom any pace OF public resort whatever; tho
whole % the building is occupied By patients
eafh loving iheir own room, and not sub iact
10 re ne Observed Of all observers. Br Cooke.
i3lhGtf - the Hospital, is the only resident
Physician. md dcyotcs his whole time and ~,
tcuton To- tho welfare Of tho uproriuuots. ri.
oInces Itr consultation, conveniently arrnnged.
aIc on the ground h1or; ne Hospital M stairs.
oipaucnfs,' NV w ''''
y i For ,b' 9 sare Of The wors, forms ofvouereo
blstasr ''rnvel, sminal Weakness. Glret
Structure in the trrctlrn. Trpetsury SrI;I',
ana tsonorrhca, Gonerafive and Ncrvous bcl;i
Iyi hgrcWal mod al' other diseases of the skin.
ono 'netii0us Of tho Urinary organs I'm ,bc,,
!nos' NaHgnani and advanced Stages. DT Cooke
Us acknowledged 10 be much celebrated IL;
ptoFerhI1l thaf lIdiscases of this closs supnos
conycni'o,i, r,,D ny ,o,hGrs' gre aptIy d
MORO man ordinary trouble. '-familiuv with nc
PIacucc oi medicines he inevitably cures bis
"a enc and very frequently tIo pa tents Of
~ Cooke ls he oldest ADVERTISING pbvsio;,,
w we CIV oi Albany Y.-his medical la'cnts
hmone '1e most celebrated ,bys,ci,ns.r,t..
We D. @cn Cooke, W ~ T. 7. ~ u Albanv. NJ y. /
nc FOUNDER Of iuc Albany Lock Hosrif3l ~,
II i'u ,'g ln iIc hl2h esi tcrmn ofpraso Tor
w. hchny"ifrre AMI philanthropy. not only b. |
,i,"f ol ncwsnapcrs. boz his worth b. ytoIi,;,.
a. y 'I+ 'e'' 1tcr on literature aud from tb.
'a.G,sUgd desk Hemo.yafe tI'ol Bgnner.
W'eu'v'r tn uHlor'Nr rfa c0usuif py r,ct,
y Albany. they arc very n.liiely conIncf,d ~, /
bag'pns suv re oHcc. trnrpliy crow -ed viii /
trarnials Of he klghcsi nfier, in LARGE alas
fame subject ~ the inspection Of HE nYGant, \
view lev tacn have The honor 10 hoL enci /
'tnWon'sl and. az an equivalent for his r.
,,', ~ eo"esnand prescription. The nes
IUf- 81 the celebrated man, ever al hopr
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WREATFIELn INN

BALTIMORE, MD.
' Is WIS llnei Is situated ON Howard street. tvo
IA doors north Of Baltimore street. md in the
immediate vicinity 81 the business part Of The city
1Sry,A u contains upwards Of 100 rooms. mn
'ssss6S3 ny Of winch uTe parors with bed
lifsiyIxg rooms adjoining, suitable for families
kssS..s.@Sss II has been thoroughly furnished viii
ne" oLd elegant furniture ond all the ncco,,m,,ro
nous 10 TIC lonid ~ any Hotel ~ Tie east.
Ihe proprietor 0iuers himself ihnt his LONG 49,
renee IA lhe buaness. will enable bic, 81 ~ Coo
quo, 'ho os'ablslnnonI IN every department. n. T.,
fv',n" c"'"e satisfaction 10 all las guests
"if,enan's' 'ia'e'ief DC visiting B1lInorc. " IN
here isaiwnysa Wagon in fcaJines. T., rae.
'ossngc 10 and ifun The cufs free Of charge
MriNTOSu. P.oJrieto,.
bdi"'fe' January 1916 -3o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26
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NO 10 NUNNI. SINEHT,
EHE FLING. VI.
Nd ESGtETECiLv iniaraJ 'rionjs aGd The
"a public mai be- aas uH banS aud is manuiac.
turing, ems % .s.8uwsut OF HATS OF The 'uJesi
spuu. fashion. ah.ph he will vurrenl equal ifuoi
bupeuoriJ aGy Jaai has ever been offered m this
city.
a., af0r'ml1i consists ofeyery variety Of shape
qualify and description Of HATS now in use % o. 10.
which are manufactured lrom tuc best matefol and
workmanship, and Nt. be sid the loves, possibi,
price.
Gou'oweu srs requested TO coll aud examn,
tie oyic, qualify alI price feb ~