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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31
10 all Teachers assa Parents.
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
Published BY Gregg s Elliott. PhiIaaelrhia.

They among the best Of Reading Class Books
for Schools published in tAs country: up
wares Of 10000 copies have been sold in Is months
Amongst many letters Of nLation the following
has just been received from Of the best teachers
Penns ylxaua:
LEES PoRr, Berks CO., August p, 1915.
Messrs. Gregg s. Elliott: &C ntionea--A Accept
thanks for the series of Readers, You kind
sent Ey ny friend Dr. Darrh. when he last the
city consider te m decidedly the best School Readers
1haVe met with have introduced them into the School
81 tins place, ana tnd them fully my cNpeca-
have also Grinsi1ayvs History
tions much pleased with DIR. Rusche nberg gers
WORKS on Anatomy and Botany which You kindly
me They appear to to be ast the works needed,
bring the sub ec Of Natural History within the compass
CT our common Schools. and intend during the
ing winter, make effort introduce sub
10 The schools here, and Tor this purpose would like
possess the whole series CT eight uniform Volumes which
| have requested DR.. DARN 10 procure for
Very respectfully, (Signej} II. c. BAKER.
Principal, Lees Port Seminary
IL All the above are for sale by David P. Holloway
Richmond e., c. L. Davis, Indianapolis Ia, and Icr
chants generally throughout the State
The publishers invite all Teachers who have tho inter
their pupils heart vauable SC
les Of School Books before introducing any others.
October goth, lS45. tiff
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REJOICE REJoIcEl REJOICE. Fen iirART Is GI,p!
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IL d. DancGn's Western Icdcel office Is $50 Syca-
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~ For sale at the Richmond Book Store
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
At y, W. G lbs
Cheap CASH Store?

of s,utahe nr the ri Winter l in pnt
dEngIhM ca
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and ripe len brown d % an HnC vatspa
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Cambria, obdnes an I and g ~ Net Vn aides ii.p ci
al Cloves. Alpaca p Hose n Hose Pins
an Twists
Ewes uxah anandV nnnC DM % furniture Checks Wal
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TIE BEST, and CHEAPEST,
AND
MOST UNIFORM SERIES
ST A ID Al I'd
SCHOOL. BOOKS
EVER EaU zsEsssT ED,

1o those engaged in the important, but a.lu-
Gus task of in.tructng youth McGUFrgY's
EcLEcTIC READERS, Nos. ONE, Two, THREE
ASD FoUR, presented, thoroughly re-
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improvements They in a pcra0nenB
stereotype form, NO FURTHER ALTERA-
TIONS being intended.
Prot. McGunev's enthusiastic devotion to the
cause of Education, his fine taste and dis
eliminating mind, and his practical experience
instructor, render him peculiarly fitted for
the department of authorship TO which he has
given his attention. Tile suggestions of intelli-
gent teachers who had used the former editions
of the series and the valuable all afforded him
in the revision by an experienced educator, have
also furnished him with unusual facilities Cor
advantageously revising and charging these
works
In this series comprising it does a corcfui
selection of instructive entertaining and moral
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with reference TO the capacity OF th- pupil, Prof
MoGuaey has afforded to parcr.7 and teachers,
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been sufficient for the development and just APP
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The intrinsic merit of Prof McCuTcy's
Eclectic Readers, having gained for them
paraIleled and rapidly increasing circulation, the
publisher is enabled, notwithstanding the heavy
expenditure IN their revision and enlargement
to manufacture them in the neatest and most
daratle manner while they furnished at
such lo-r prioeS that they are the CHEAPEST,
as well as the best school reading books extant.
JUST PUBLISHED,
McGrFrEYs RHETORICAL GUIDE; or Fifth
Reader, of the Eclectic Series-450 pages l2mo;
containing coplous and minute rules, examples
and exercises in articulation, infection, emphasis,
accent, quantity, rhetsrical pause, meditation,
PRESTON reading of poetry, rhetorical dialogue,
gesture and their collateral subj to which are
added great variety Of elegant reading lessons,
(about one half prose and half poetry, selected
from the most classic writers furnishing enter
OF composition. This work has been prepared
with very great care and with reference to making
it useful, practical, and standard book; ard the
publisher confidently hopes, that the Rhetorical
Guide Of Mr. fcGufcy is well adapted to supply
the wants Of classes in rhetorical reading in our
Academies. High Schools and Colleges
McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READERS
printed and published at SO, Main street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, BIZ
w B. SMITH AND CO.
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of Gloves and Hosiery Ladies' scarfs, crayats,
points, and dress Hd'kfs, Ribbons splendid assert
ment, Head-dresses and flowers Gents worsted scarfs
and comforts Trimming Gimp, Cords and Tassels, Ise
caps, silk Fringe Head Nets, Children's Grecian
Boots and fancy Socks Zephyr worsted Alpaca Aprons
and silk d. Ladies' travelling Carpet Bags and Baskets.
Gents. Collars and Bosoms Tuck side, Ivory, Pocket,
and Dressing Combs: Patent Thread Spool Cotton and
Skein do, Wire d. fancy and white knitting Yarn;
Buttons, Pins Needles, Tapes Stay end Coat Binding;
Weiting and Cost Cord ana Sewing silks and Twists
Hooks and Eyes Thread aud Cotton Laces, Inserting <
Edgng<, Jaconctt DO, Quilting; PERCUSSION Caps &c
HEAVY GOODS AND NARIET Y.-Rrown and
beached Musins, Tckings Drlliings wool and Canton
Flanneis, Padding and Canyos, coiored Ausins brown
Holland, Rus Shcetng. Damask Aioreen. enitian and
Iugran carpets, Oil cloth floors Apron and furniture
checks, domestic GiuChaias, wall anu window Paper
Looking Glasses, GIbrcas Fur, De Jonville D'Orsav
Seette, Velvet add Glazed PS, Shakers Ware and
Broons; Hardware. Quee nsware, and Groceries: fail
assortme mt, at all times
\ ALSO-salt, GrinCstones, LiEsced OIL &c. &c
f SMALL PROFITS aGd QUICK RETURN
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOW IS, HOLI.0NS-IysEE, and CASTINGS,
At a. inc n "a att Prices

FESlfE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
q lie thst he carries the Foundry business,
establishment lately conducted by the firm of r. and J.
OIIarra lie has on hand superior lot of STOVES;
consisting of Nos ,, and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove Spinans Improy ed Cooking Stove,
plate stoves of different sizes, with general
Of franklin aud Paror Stoves. Aiso-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons, and W agon Boxes
He also manufactures and makes order Cardinc Ma
chimes Condenscrs, Spinning and Mapping Machines,
broad and narrow Power Looms Pulling Stoves all
kinds of Machinery used in Manufacturing establish
Mill Gearing of all kinds made the shortest notice.
lie feels confident in saying that he has the largest
best selected lot Of patterns III the Wcscrn country for
Girls. and saw Mills. He has, in short, the latest
proveIncnt III the Mill Gearing line.
20 PLOUGH NAKERs.
II has patterns ior all the good Ploups in use lie
has So Ps Ioughs, right and left; PcacocE's right and
left; Woods Plough four different szcs-ai. Of which he
will sell at Cincinnati prices. for Cash.
~ IHRESHING MACHINES.-IIe has an excel.
lent hresing Machine which he and will
sell for Cash approved Trade. FOR horses neat
nnd despatch II the execution Of is nf ror
The undersigned his thanks to the public for
the liberal support bestowed upon the late firm OF r.
and j. Ofiurra. and would respectfully solicit
Of their ayors 15'A kinds Of Machinery repair
ed on short notice Cash, Wheat. good Horses will
taken IN exchange for any Of the above articles
THOMAS OHARRA
u 1t is necessary that the business firm of
T. and j. O'Harra should be settled as pos
sible; therefore, those who indebted to said firm
are hereby requested to make immediate payment
June II, 1915. [Jan3I 45.l r. OH
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Cash Paid for Wool!

ZU.UUULps. OF Wool WANTED AT THE
RICHMOND wOOLLEN FACTORY.
VuNHE undersigned is prepared to receive WOOL, to
manufacture into Cloth, flanncls Blankets. SAITH
netts, Jeans either by the yard shares.-on
erms suited to the times. He also has hand very
good the above named GOODS which he -
willing to EXCHANGE for WOOL other produce.
ITHe will also FULL and DRESS CLOTH at the
customary prices.
LEVINUS KING.
Richmond Goth Of 9Th mo-, lS45. 22tf
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COPPER. TIN, SHEET.IR0y. AND BRASS-WARE
mAnuFACT 0RY,
AND STOVE STORE.

rs~HOS. J. BARGIS, has removed his establishment
from Ceutreville TO bichmoad, on Main street, a
few doors East Of tine Branch Bank.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN TEI-kETTLE:
where he has hand extensive assortment of
STOV Is, such Premium CooAlng stoves, Seven and
TenFlaa Stoves Fancy and Plain faror Stoves; Buck
Patent Cooking Soye-whch for saving fuel and fast
cooking. cannot be surpassed.
Ifol.on Ware-Such Ovens. Pots, Skiliets, Tea
Kettles, Kettles Sauce Pans, W affe Irons and
various oeE articles, made of both Furnace and feun-
derry Iron.
C0gcer and Brass Ware. OF every description, made
10 or1er-such as WORMS, STILLS, DYE-kFTTLEs,
sc. Always hand Kettles from 10 forty gGllons
Glue Kettles; Copper Measures; Brass Kettles of all
zes Brass Ladies' &c. &c.
l5-A fall assortment OF TIN WARE kept constant
" hans, and ali kinds of Guter and PFtns maze TO
order j Old " are REPAIRED II
Oh Cosper Bras< Peoeer ana Lead bought pail for
work
J. Being thankful for the custom he has hberally
he hopes by diligently attending business,
st continue share Of public favor at his
new location
Richmond, la Sept. 10Th. l1i5. 37tf
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= ME- Celebrated DIR. Rnsi's COMPOUND PURIFYING
SYRUP OF SARSi PARILLA-srRcTIr. EerT..
gE1he exalted reputation attained by Dr. Rush both
IN private practice and as Piysi the American
Army, sufficient guaranty for the efficacy useful
Of this truly invaluable medicine. IL pre sc lied
By nun AMI other fycIas attached to the army during
glorious revoi diIonary struggle and proved
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impure state Of the blood. Under tins latter
head may be classed-OhstiDate erupons the skin,
Pinsples the face, Syphic svmptrnos, ScaIy Erup
letters ami Ring w orrns White ling Scrou-
Ia ana Aiercural diseases.
1t also excellent " for Chronic Rheuma
Infants Chelic and gcneta affections the bow
cnitren-for Of which has any eectual cure
been provided, unless be this purifying Medicine.
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Cambridge City, by Dr. SHARP
=" CeutreyilIe, DR.. FRITCHETI
October %. ISIS. l3:G4;3m
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A..
COMPETITION THE Life OF BUSINESS
NEW ARRIVAL OF FALL AND WINTER
ID II Y C. o o ID : =!
Only Sixteen days from NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA
RALPH A. PAIGE.
EEV ES s. T. AIG r

w RdR &
before oFsedn this city cons pof
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
NOTICE

NUE Schuo. in N,rh WheeI.uy. rnnlucied h,
MIR aud MRS WALLACE. will resn,n. ~
operations ON Wejne-,i.y. the sab O,L. o. i. de-
'efminsd nr'i 10 receive male schols.s any long.
inio this school. cacepi such as Eay be .iu,lyiss he
dead languages or advanced branches OF Eiislisl,
'ducaii"n; and Who may suit To study their lessh,.
II hot.ic. and attend nj an upIoinied luur Ia reeme
N The male department. Ofihe sclicol buildings, aud
then retire.
Prices as formerly. $1,000 and $1,000 per term
oi22 weeks. There III be some ex,tn charges Tor
experiments in Natural Philosophy ard Chemistry.
Positively no srhulhr will be re CIV Ell Tor a sbo,ter
per'"i than n tern, OF % week. uniess a spcclal
osrecme,t 20 The contrary he previously male
As The proper formation oi classes .. very npot,ani
both To teachers aud pupils, Il Is particularly 10.
qnestcd that MI scholars be pfe-en, On The frsl div
oi the term. fr,m srl,olars study ing The lead Ian.
eusges poy will bo required in ad,apce,on account
"i The Town oi The price. No d.Juri,un from
tuition fees viii be made on acrJl,ni of ah.elce
ln"m schoui. ctceri ia cases of p,uracicd sickness
Should The School seem IL Justify n. a well Quail.
h'd assistant teacher will lie employ ell during This
win'er, Also irr such ladies as tray wish 10 take
lessons IN mu,ic. recommendation may lie expected
Dinner will he provided Tor such day scholars as
may Wish u a lew fema,e boa rJets will g taken
into the family. over whom parenIa! care will be
exercised
The following are HE certificates IN fasor Of Mr.
M'lIiesn. ~h" Is 10 be engaged IN teaching. lvm
Rev Mr. Macarthur, Professor of The Greek Ian.
gii"ge and Literature. and from MIR Mvfai. PROBES.
SCR oi The Roman Language and Literature. aud oi
Esiheics. in Mlnm, University.
Miami UNIVERSITY. Aug 80. 1S45
Having had ample opportunities of being nc.
quainied with the aiiannen,- al Mr. John Milf
gan IN The Greek language. l nnhesiinlirgly r,cons
mend him as fully qualified TO leach such uf The |
Greek authors as are used in OR academies. The |
grammatical Structure oi the language he has care
iu'ly studied and understands. lie uc,cd as tutor 81 |
a Crhminar School n short Distance ifuin Tins place.
i"r some tune, and discharged the duties oi The
place IN ~ manner highly satisfactory To his en-.
p'"yer. As The PVf of Mathematics under whun
he prosecuted his studies M that department.. is nol |
nj present connected With this institution. il ~ III hui !
he "ui oi place for me To cay, thai he Was esteemed |
one al the best mathematician ms VI his class.
Vi his moral character II Is enough 10 say, that I
he is a professor al religion, aud as lar os is known
10 ne. does honor To his profession.
JAS M'ARTHUR.
Lam ve'y happy To add m iesI,m"uv Ia TIE re-
sIcciobie niaiLmenis of Nr M,ltgan iu l.n,n LII,
traiure JAS CLEMENT NOFt Al
ocl2 1m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsTi

LIN l-uOODC OflEhT En- LION EVEN.
OiINSTON ~ B~EIiRYiIILL. have just receiv-
% ed a most heauiiiul aud well selected stock OF
lancy and Simple Dry Cords. all of " hich they viii
sell nj such prices as cannot 'ail 10 please The most
economical. Our stock consists il part VI The follow
itg Articles. namely;
FOR LADIES' DRESSES-Merinocs. Alracas.
cashmere De Lanes Mousllu de Laines. Fancy and
pain Silks aud Satins. B,nbuzhes. s;inghams.
Cslirors and Shawis Of every description, price
mud qpsiiy Aiso Ladies' Crntais Of The hates 81 style.
FOR CONTAMINATION. Cassimefcs. Sat-
iinelIs. Vesiiug. Iush Linen, ShiTItnr. Cravnis.
Gloves aud Collars, lIosie y of MI kinds; DimeHIc>
10 aecordanre. with several cases Of Blpnkeis of all
sizes; Flannpls Of every qualify. widti, and prce.
Gents Lambs WonI Silk and Mehno Shirts and
Drawers; ChhldfeD's Fine Merino Shirt.
TAKE NOTICE-we have slways on our sec
ot,d Aoor The Ia faesi aid hea selected stock 0f
CARPETING
West Of the Mountains. spfne Of which ore OF tbs
latest Importation. We invite the public general,
TO give u e cali. as we have not The IepH doub
bot that We can save lhem he trouble Of koSinI
FL Tor Cheap GoOds.
BONNETS. BoNSgTs Bonas,s Arf1foiH Flooer,
A WORO TO TIE IiATrERS We have JUS
received . full assortment Of Fors and Trimming.
Fur. Glazed and Cloih Cars. by the wholesale
"A word 10 tho wise is sufficient Call 81
JOHNSTON a. BERRYHiLLs.
sep II No l3I Mpin ~. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
GARPETING. OIL CLOTH, &c

~ addition To my for"er stock | avn now recei
wing a large assortment tf The must desirable PAL
iems Of varlous qualities OF Competing. lila, ing n
room aver any Store appropriated Ia this article.
and having arrangements far a tegnlnr supply, {
IN prepared Ia inri'sh The ar icie al a small cum.
mission on eastern cost. 1 csn also iurnish Floor
OIL Cloih either in one piece - sal, The plat. or
by The s'nsie ard as may he required.
oci7 SELBY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
SPLENDID NEW STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS!

FAStilON DNf GOODS
JORGE MMURRAY would respcciluils
u. cal, The attention ii his ri,v customers To a
splendid snck OF fashionable DRY GOODS. now
opening, and for the sake OF brev,iy would enume-
rate a few. viz !
FOR GENTLEMEN.
English and French super black cloths; do Chs
81 meres Black aud Fancy c"Inr-; CassIsrre. Toile>
neil aud MefInp VrsIings. With oil kinds oi Tailors
Trimmings.
FOR THE LADIES.
Corienres. u mpgnificcni new ariicie for La'ies'
dress; New style Moustin do Lame do do; CASH
mere DE Ecosse bean ifoI paitcns, Rep do d do
dn; Imperial rich G. rdlts aud TJssel cciI fr Dies
ses; Splendid Bulions with varegalcd Gimp do d.;
. bew anicle al la Polka; IhserImcs very nperi,t;
Rich B,niei Ribbons ennrely new; Jafiin Edge;
Bin and iancy cold plain. fg'd aud baft'd Alpacas;
Snpei Silk Wan de-; Cobufgh cloth; B ,bb,n aud
Thread EdgIngsi new style Enris,on. French nnd
Manchester CmgIoms; Striped, TstlcIon and bar,'d
Nlnslns; Black pnd blue Black Mcrlno Yarn for
Ladies Hose, with o ger eral stock Of Pnnis. Chmizs
&c.
ALSO-Es1m snper Gunp1wder. Imperial aud
Pow shrtg Teas; Rio aud L,gnyrl COFFEE.
1000 LBS of C"lr"n Yarns. Coveilei Yarns
carpeI chain. while and all cnlnrS; fr sale exceed
ineIy low by GEORGE M'MURRAY.
oct 2 DIN Market Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
SELBY.S
GOODS HAVE ARRIVED

~ .
NONSiDEIiNG II quite supei iluous 10 sci forth
" the fact in l,ming sd,erisemcn,s or staring
h~audbills. as ,hat practice has become to- common,
make the simple announcement. believing iiai
tho we'll known character II nv stuck will be sui.
fcient To attract the attention Of customers a. soon
as il is known. ineed scasely ssvthai a. usual. ia
making m, selection 81 Fancy Goods I have cul,ei
the choicest from the bpsi markets in the Imam.
aiming TO prucnre such materials ms ate hesniiful
and useful. ayies and patterns Ia ,is bes, iesre. and
so various ,l'a, none eau he considered con mon
from lis quantity or lire by repeiruon. aud endeav-
or,ng to prove that prices are reasonable. mud thai
goods OF egno, quality can . huoghi Of me as ioa
as they eau be had in the West
IL opening my present stock. (inst arrivingi I
think ! can say ! have accom- iiis,sd all these eud-.
and can promise To those Who will favor nc with
n call. a Treat even in the examination OF a stock
excelling for beauty. richness aud variety. should
they not he tempted BUY. There are many ARR
clei which Keep not usually found in this ciiy.aod
there ARE many other goods in general use which
in great variety and prolusIon. aud upon
~hich | nigh, disss n, sseat length (ss is custom
ary now bu, kno~ing that u long enumeration OF
a%'iicles ia newspaper columns j. fi.qusnily Tire
some. and passed by as comnonplnce. I design 10.
a CONF Use list OF such goods as I can consi.-
ientiy press upon the attention OF he public, with
10 others us well as myself
oct 6 w II SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
JOuN *

NO 70, WATER ST. WHEELING.
AS just received from the East n very
IL large snJ general sssorlmeni OF LiouoRs,
1SEcARs, TosAcco, GRocEaiEs, &c, among which
are
Q bali pipes seignei & Dupeey's 4th proof
qr cssk old Hennessey do,
half pipe Holland Gin, n vorite brand;
or cask Port Wine, superior quality,
fsr do Madeira do, do do;
8 Coz MuScat Wines;
8 do CIaret do first quality,
5 DO Cherry Cognst, superior quality;
Q do Lemon Syrup;
2 do West India Pepper sauce,
1000 Regalia SegsrS;
1000 Imperial CazadorCs do;
5000 Principe do, Isl, Cd asd 81 Qualities
"A large qqanniy Of half Spanish and Com
mon dog
20 gross Golshts Matches,
a large and general assortment
aL oi the most ~isvoTits brands.
Mrs MillefS Rns cot Tobacco,
SOAP: Every description and uoali,v. mann
~iselofsd ~ p Hyde q Sons, Bsl,imore
20 drums FIGS;
Sewers boxes Pine Apple Cheese
Toesibei with = asDersI sssortmsnt Of Gro.
7ssTiss all Of The very best qushty, uhieh wiI
De sold as low as they can be had vest OF III,
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" U ke III y CE.
INSURANCE..

- lNS CEs
DlSKS will be taken ,y the FIRE MARINE
IA INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al the iousst rates on
Buildings orallkinds, stone, brick CT ooder
and their contents; 1869.
Steanlooais; lactorics;m mills, &c.
Furniture:
And m, rchandise oiallkinds.
And ngainetall dangers attic nding the trans
portation ofRoUdsohf ivers, lakes, seas, canals
and railroads..
Fer the character of the companyas TO promo.
titude and libcraliiy in the adjustment and pas-
entoflosses.- we beg Leave Ia refer to the mer.
chants Of this placeend iscwher VINO have had
the adjustment Of claims upon US. aug4
Ollce on Ma in ST. h. w HARDING Sec'y.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
IU'HE Fire and Marine Insurance Company
u OF Wheeiit 9, will return 10 per cent on
all premiums.eceived Tor risks taken irou. this
tim- where no los has occurred.
feb 2T II HARDING, Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL s500.0OO.
THIS company being now duly organized. rs
prepared 10 make Insurance on every des.
ling Houses, Store III ousos &c with their con.
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats and Keel
Boats with their carRoes, to aad from any ron
on lac ONO and Mississippi rivers. or their trib-
ntary streams. Application for Insurance 10 b.
Hiade Tor the present attne office oftke Wheel
ing SAVINGS ns litution
aug 4 MCCOY Sec'.y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
VENHE WESTERN INSURANCE Gonna
10 nv OF Wheeling will return In per ceni
on all premiums received Tor risks taken from
his date, where no loss has occurred
II MCCOY,
March 3, 1915. Secre,afv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-18
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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John FISHER, ASt, Book seller and Station
er, NO i33, Main Street Wheeling, Va. so
customer a; his ola stand, where he will b.,
tblet o supply them with Books aud Siatione.,
assortment, and iscpnstanily receiving sapplIe,
Of Medlcul, Nj scelIaneous, Theological and
School Books. Also. Bibles Of eN cry variety Of
binding, all of which he is able To afford as
cheap as they can be got at any otner place in
the city.
H,gi,esterice Given for Ragsis exchange.
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