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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-23

This nvs.able medicine prepared extensive rrse
lice of several bin climate, and j.
fiji of curing frr ami yar Of the d'Ass above
Those ~ho suffering disease Il
"a
v lind the India 'hoarosue most Invaluable remedy
fling blood, and Thoroughly CLEANSING from tie the
bid Il 81 a bilious climate.
The wonte operation Of Choagogue ersdicanr
from the human system. oni. explain sgrnc,
the speedy, thorough permanent and
the various grades of and rcne. sses..
From Hon Ross wrLENs Uted states Dri Jd for th District
Mr. Edrard Bingham Dctroi, oct. 20, is4i
radical of Agne with which IN,
a,lark,d b, pursuant 81 DR.
Choag"ge. He had attack ever
Witnessed, appr hcnd,d long ~ his diase, Which
year thu ~h.n resli al Iecunsh But
nriail, yonr ad,ert relation
M mclieine-i,i.,md tsy 1t, r bottle brk
ii,c disease IA nrctd radical
,lld without Of u, and an
EMO, robust h,a.ia. iIs invaluable dene aud
should be gcs,eralls known hOSS NilhINs.
From Hon V r. eflohgOn State srnas.
BiRsINeHAr, Dec 49, le4l.
Ring Eaa,-you wish inform What know of DR..
bilious medicine. do b
Efficacy MEDICINE snfal, known.
the nd .lgle would disappear in Michigan.
procured bottle o sii, and have good
believe that myFry and family e'eepedfAe eSLe sS in con-
sequcnce 81 rs
rerla. settlement Of ,i rrnin.ul,r
the flyer ni ague prevalent have
and ~hn the d'.rs.s
hafed the shi of Ihy,eans and have
IL has nn,eray produced e fno>, happy
exceeded
removing he blious disc Of the climate
Yours respectfully, siEitiEN Y. Il. TRowBRIDCE.
Hon E. FARSswoRrH Chancellor i tie STATE NioAis0s
! DEIRoIr, March ~ lo43.
NJ. Ed'ra n Bingham, Druggist Dcff0t.
Ia Chola and have
saiuar, t'e ~h.n used by
others a valuable foe the q fever
aue that proper vii prove most oerG'a
rtcur
afi.c,, Wit LAB Nrsy respectfully,
E. FARNswoaTH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1845-12-23
.D,,,yISTssNTOss,S NOIICE.

THyfE has taken out letters oi ." "
estate of Lydia Hanna i>cd and VIII proceed Ia &c" W
day at January ne NJ III lac
ja,e residence horses cattle sheep HOS bi7eh
and kchen furniture, farming utensils Ne &c lhse hIvn
ms against viii present tem properly aa'
ed for settlement The estate is supposed TO be soisen
December 90 1915. 6l-3wis kObEfei uANNN, LN,'n
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

OF consideration C0mpts seIxEfs IS EtacA
or. promised. to pay him $500 per annun'
that in compliance with said contract Com
claimant removed to Holly Springs and
entered upon his duties as Teacher 10 said
Institute. the first of January 1888, and con-
,inued in the employment of Teacher under
said contract during the years 1855 and
1899. ,Eat in The wear 1889 while he was
engaged as Teacher, the Institution, obtained
q Charter incorporating it under the name
Of "ihe University OF Holly Springs. upon
settlement between Complainant and defend
ants for his services, the two years, 1t was
found that thew were indebted TO Compt a
balance of 96O745, some time afer SAID ln'
sii,plion was incorporated. Comp. was told
by the rrns,ees by whom he had been en-
nIoved that transfer OF the Institution had
akin Mace 10 the new Board under the act
of incorporation, that the new Board would
come into possession ofthe lots and buildings
that they had other funds IN donations and
sobscrlpIons. and had given bonds with
GOOD individual security TO sailsiy all the
liabilities Of the old Bond, so that If Comp
wouid agree to take the obligation of the
new Board for the balance Of his claim up
on defendants. that it would be entirely safe,
that influenced by these representations on
the part of defendants, Compt was induced
% assent 10 The arrangement, and on the 7th
November lSSa the new board executed to
SOU. 45, the balance o: his cfait1 dRfinst dRfin g
the old board that Com2t brought ct II on
said note against the new board, that Judg-
men; was rendered thereup0n at the June
Term of The Circuit Court or Marshall
County IS4I, and execution issued thereon,
and returned nutia bona by the Sheriff. said
new board, or said trustees of the UniVer-
sity of Holly Springs as a corporate body
having no effects out of which ComPls
claim could be made, that trustees OF SAID
Literary Institution who employed Compl
as Teacher, and who upon settlement were
indebted and liza ble 10 Compl IN their indi-
vidual capacity, and knew when they in
duced Compl 10 transfer his claim from them
to the new board that said new board would
be liable only in their corporate character,
and that in that character were wholly des
liture of means TO disch barge compls claim,
that al the representations made TO him by
defendants in regard to the soivency OF the
new board, were wholly false and fraudu-
lent, and that defendants knew them to be
so, and made them for the purpose OF fraud
uIentIv and dishonesty, avoiding the pay.
ment OF compls claim, that many if m ost
of the trustees of the Literary Instiution
were also members of The new board, after
tie Institution had been incorporated.
Prayer, that the judg gment aforesaid and
the note on which it is founded be cancelled
and that defendants be compelled to pay
CON pI his claim with all interest and COSTS
and for general relief
LUCAS, LANE & CLAPP, SoFrs
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
CHRISTIAN g. co
VsaE0L ESAa.E SE HsE a'AEH.
DRUGGISTS.
JEFFERSON STREET
III EMPHIS
TENN.

Have now opened and ready for exhibition. on
Jefferson Street, nearly opposite the CONNER
eial Hotel, Two doors west OF The Planters Bank
and few doors from Front Row splendid and
complete stock OF everything comprised in the
Drug line. viz: Oils of all kinds Paints. Dve.
Stufs, shop furniture, window glass of ali sizes
fancy soaps and Periumeries, together with We
~ general assortment of every description OF
drugs and medicines
10 our old country friends, of Marshall De-
soto, Ilppah, Lafayette, Pontotoc and Pamela
counties, who have known us as Drueaisfs here
tofore, We beg TO say we intend 10 keep up a
splendid assortment with a view to wholesale
business with them. believing as we do drug
can be sold in this marker al Drices which a,3,a
JastIty IheiT purchasing here insleae. OF sendino
to iLeNorlh Tor the small supplies they NAV wanI
.. L. WATSON.
Dee I3 1914. -
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The undersigned having at the October
term 1914, ofthe Probate Court of Narsb.II
County. Mississippi. obtained from said
court, letters OF administration upon the ess
ale OF Alexander b. Lane, late of said coun-
", Deceased. All persons indebted to sai
estate, are hereby requested 10 make imme-
date payment and those having claims a.
ea,nstsaii estate. are notified to 2resen. them
uuay authenticated, within the time pre-
serioed by law, or the same will be barred
John II. ANDERSON. Adm'r.
November 9th I844.-nl2-6g.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
oldridse,s Ba1na of Columbia

For the Hair from Comstock & Cots posi-
live qualities are as follows:
lst :: For infants keeping the head tree from
scurf and causing luxuriani growth OF HAIR
,. For ladies' after childbirth, restoring the
skin 10 its natural strength and firmDess, ana
preventing the falling out OF the hair,
81 For any person recovering from any deoii
ilv The same effect Is produced.
4: II used in infancy TIL good growth Is star
ted, ii may be preserved by attention 10 the laIeS
period oflife.
8: Il trees the head from dandruf, strengthens
the roots imparjs health and vigor 10 the ciruia
tion and prevents the hair from changing col
or getting gray.
6th-It causes the hair to curl beautifully
when done up in it over night.
gFNo lady's toilet should ever be made with
out il.
nh--Children who have By any means con-
tracled vermin in the head, ale Immediately and
perfectly cured of them by its use Ii is inalible
al had been bald about five years-no more
my hand and head covered with thick scar
In this situation about the 10Th OF August last,
began using he Balm of Columbia, from Com
sock s. Co since which time have used two
and d half bottles ofthe Balm, which has fully
reslord nv hair,an freed my head entirely from
sruff NV head is now covered with fine flow
ing long hair which any may see ty calling
on HE at Stamford, Connecticut.
DARIUS 5. SCOFFIELD.
For sale in Holly Springs by r. Z. Lew
is, on the South side Of the public square.
Also, by E. A. Talbot, sign OF the golden
mortar
April Is, 1874.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

District Chaneery Court ofAe Stale 0
Mississippi, al Holly Springs.
Consider Parish } In vacation.
No. 4l6 as October 24th,
Frederick w Huling et al 1874
UPON opening The matters of this Bill il
appearing to the satisfaction of the Cour'
that the defendant E Imund H. Whitfield is
not an inhahitant of this State bat resides
beyond tho limits thereof so that the ordina-
ry process of this Court cannot be served on
AIM .Cnerefore. II - ordared. that nm less
the said defendant appear before the Vice
Chancellor at the Court room in the town
OF Holly Spring on the first Monday of Jan
uary next and plead answer or demur, to
Complainants Bill. the several allegations
thereof will be taken tor confessed as to
him. and such order or decree made there
in. as the Vice Chancellor shall deem equi
table and just. and it is further ordered that
a copy OF this order be inserted In the "HoI>
ly Springs Gazette" a newspaper published
In the town of Holly Springs, Mississippi,
once week for two months successiveiy.
JAMES c. ALDERS ON, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
Bill Charges, that some time in the year
1887. while Complainant Was a citizen OF
ClarksvIlle Tennessee, he received letter
from Defendant. Huling. inviting Comp
in the name of himself and co-defendants. as
Trustees Of the Literary Institution at Hol
ly Springs, to visit Holly Springs thai
said trustees might have an interview with
him, with view TO secure his services in
said Institution, that in compliance witt
this request, Compt did visit Holly Springs
IN the year 1887, had an interview with said
trustees, the defendants, that il was mutual
ly agreed at that time, between said trustee,
and Compt that Compt was.to remove t.
Holly Springs and become Teac her il
said Institution, and that said trustees il
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

WE have on hsr3
OF T, On time 10 puneIuaI =, ms
bought elsewhere. -'' easale,t.,
Mil!er'S Letters
cambridge'S Mathew. Aas,,,
les, ---'''- { fo1,s s
Davis SHADE, E Sh.. WO,s
ow's, psrs,
Do. Description &C. Lie
ometry, ~" 's- New s
Hawks Eeclesiasticsl esl.
History of the O : Ssra,
Darby's Universal a. 4oofs ii
zetleer I'd COoss -
Writings Of Wssbi1, Episea.
ton Aeuss
Newton's Worl-. Isl
Horace, Virgil, Cicero S,.saifs
Livii, Se.l,a-s i
Ny -L~ati~- np,,.- ho7c-...
MillwriehPs Guide ~
Groves Greek and EBg. D.
Dictionary, - fI
The Preacher, 2v5,- n
Life of Livingston
council OF Nice
Beaumont on G7St~f,
Juice,
Bennit'S B00k-Eeerir5 b..l s
Memoirs OF HANNAH ~ T--s y
Moore 'ss-s
Chalmers Political z
cOnomy, i
Life Of Rev. Leisb n
Richmond, 90
Family Religion. 0-
Afflicted FaI.iIy's com. r.
panion, f.T.. 3.
Dayy Crocke;ts Tours
Smeliie'S PHILOSOPHY ir.r.
GrimShaW'S Greece T.
CaiechiSm on Grsci77 i7..
Antiquities, c.
Bunvans Hoiv War. ps-...
Psalms and Hymns, .-r
SeuecaS Morals 4 =.
/ ticTvey's Meditation Srr
Life Of Jackson, IP5E E
Smily'S Geogrepay
and RlaS, Vs.
Gentlemen and Ladies ian.
Lexicon, iEaa-..
Mrs. Halls Bible con Fe--t
VerSationS Ham.
English Composition p.Hsi
u innings Geography GHl
and AiiaS, HsH.
Interesting Novels. W
Copy Plates. pars-rR 81
Good Old Muse, and as8ra.7s- q
Paper, Waters. Sealing NaE.
april 18th, ISi4,-G
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

Snuf Colored cloth Coat, very much worn
Holly springs. WIN soith r'o hs'h's'' 80,
piS4oi in The Docket The owner can get them
by having for this advertisement and calling on
the subscriber with receipt from the Printer
r. B. ALEXANDER.
Nov. 9th Ie44-nl5--if
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
TRAVELLERS AND BoARDERs
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having. at the October
term 1874 of the Probate Court of Marsha I
County, Mississippi. obtained from said
Court, Letters of Administration upon the
estate of John Abernathy. late of said Ccun.
ty, Deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate, are hereby requested to make imme>
dlate payment and those having claims a.
gainst said estate are notified to present them
duly authenticated, within the time nre.
scrlbed by law, or the same will be barred
BUCKNER ABERNATHY.
WYATT FL ALTERNATELY Ain,r.
Nov. Sth lS44-n12-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
GUN S NIT HIN @

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
nnbIic that he is now prepared. at H De-
Ian's Shop, on the South side Of the Public
SQUARE, 10 stock and repair Guns. Pistols
and all kinds of Gunsmithlng. Also 10 re-
pair locks for dwelling houses. ht Keys TO
old locks &c &c. Persons wishing such
work done would find it to their interest 10
get him to do il. as he is determined TO Work
extremely cheap for the cash,
Nov 29-lS44. A. DELAF.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
n O Z / @ E

The undersigned. having been, at the
September Term, l844,of the Probate Court
Of Marshall County Miss: appointed Admin
istrator of the estate of John Z. Darlington
deed, hereby notifies all persons having
claims against said estate TO present them
in legal form within the time prescribed be-
law or they will be forever barred Per
sons Indebted to the estate are requested TO
make immediate payment.
WALTER S. CARRGNGTON.
Administrator of
] T., CARRINGToN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
LANDS, LANDS.

THE Union Bank of Tennessee offers
foc sale on the usual Terms the following
tracts Of land The titles are regular The
agents in the various Counties are referred.
w When no agent in a county address the un-
dersigned at Holly Springs or Memphis
JOHN 4. DISMUKES, Agent &
Attorney in fact u BHk IA hgille Tens.
25th Nov
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

@ . g. 9 : 80 = : J.
a ucfiOm and COnlI.d COnlads nea
Wholesale Dry G001epgls. u
SAFES EvErY WeDNEsDA ,,-,,srsSE "
n- CASH ADVANCED on O0S
October 4, 1914. -6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

Taken up by SANFORD El~1,,rs ..,, o5s BsT :.
South of North Mt. Pleaszl' .si,s So
3 years old next Spring, ~ ali
hind foot. Black legs mane AI-
Appraised 10 $1,000
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
HOLLY SPRlNSFEli'
INSTITUTE

TIME examination Oh 'l- i0rt il
tute will commence on ins l''-
next. .,i orec u Z
The ensuing Session VIII W.
the 18Th January next - s-.,..' e
Experience has conhrme4a 4Lli:-a.ia .a9
enIerIained b, us, that no las.i,l.,s las.i.... 4.
meriloriously, the public coanls- ..lsr,
tne long To exist without the uila-.
heavy Current expenses. 10 sa,- ae. ~
downfall, which, aeee2Iailis an. s-ar.s.
EN- OF charging but haiI ~ -aIIs3 80 10 -
lies before Us, we are con s1,,, s-srms.s E
ceration as 10 the tunes ~ nsv1is
therefore require, IN ia'ui-'
whole Session in advancee,-rrp
= a RroToa 4 P''
Oct. 22d. 1244-6w
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

"The following sale is postponed un
Ill MONDAY the 9th day of January
next.
TR RUST SALE.
II pursuance ola Deed of Trust executed to
me by VIM. Gordon, on the 18th day of May 1910,
to secure the payment Of certain sums therein
mentioned, will proceed to sell TO the highest
bidder for cash, al the Court house door Ia the
town of Holly Springs,
on The 23rd dag Of July nent,
the East half of Sections %, Town 7, Range
3, West of the basis meridian Chickasaw ccs
tion.
The above Deed has been duly recorded in
be county of Lafayette.
". GOODMAN, Trustee.
Jan. Is, II. -6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

The undersigned having. at the Novem
Der Tern. 1914. of the Probfe Court o
Marshall county. Mississippi, Obtained from
SAID Court. letters of Execulorship upon
he estate of David Hardin, Deceased-Ai IL
persons indebted TO said estate. are hereby
requested 10 make immediate payment; and
rnent; and those having claims against said
estate are notified to present, duly authenli
Gated, within the time prescribed by law, or
the same viii be barred
JEHU II. MCPHERSON.
Executor.
Dec. 18th fS44-6t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
TISHAMINGO COUNTY.

/ Col II. B. CLAYTON Ag't CarrollviIle
! Tishaminoo County
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
tG|IIuNloA HI,
BOOKS -
At R. P. I,EWi. D'N
S'D@ Side fSqaar. D

WE have on hand -
or on time ,lIo = We viii sell sss,.- p
are determined 10 sell ELL men i-el ca.
bought elsewhere. 'lssa sae,t.s,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

HN A NNEAI Pontntor A gent.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03
PONTOTOC COUNTY.

Houston Agent.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-01-03

II. SrATToN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEiNG ESTABLISHMENT IN
wIIEEIIN

q LOHIEIN, French Dyer. on the other
side OF the bridge, SOUTH Wheeling, second
door from + Kelley's Store, returns his CRATE
full thanks To his friends and customers, for heir
former tar"rs, and respectfully informs them
that he has added TO his establishment impert-
AIT and. IN France, newly discovered improve
rability TO the colored stuns, without injurna
them.
he ieels perft ely conf deRt to give every satis
iactl9n, and hopes therefore, Tor the contInuanc,
OF hberdl patronage. Oct24
SOUTlI WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
~ FACTORY + LOIlLEIN, would respects
nliy ni"rD sorckeepers in this city. and citizens
generally that lie is now ready fur priniIng d.
nestle Blue Calicoes. ia cnnneciion with his
French Dying establishment. and he truss 10 give
The sumo sa''sfaciinn in this branch. that he ha.
rendered in his Old business. jun 4
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aue rLEAIINC a HUN TER.

X. kUtfS TONIC AND ANTl-DYSi EP-
- TIC PILLS This Medicine hss been
known TO the public Tor the les, twenty years. and
has obtained considerable celcbsdy ne n remedy 6i
Dyspepsia Experience hos shown these Pills 10
he the best family Medicine that can lie used
They operate gently as purgaiive. prsIucing nei-
thur sickness debility. They can be used a, al
times by persons of all ayes. without regard 10 Diet
drink. or exposure To We, AID cold.
As an An,i-bilious medicine. every person using
them will soon bccorne satisfied Of their superioI
sffrscy. There hos bceh Issued a pamphlet t'o
he had of the Agen'Al In which ~ set forth more
fully The nature and operation nj the medicine, TO-
mos' applicable.
The pr"prie,ory have Bcen compelt dio alter the
form al the wmprey enclosing their Pills. owing
I" the many counierfei,s that have been distributed
All persons purchasing nre requested In he wei
satisfied they are genuine FIR sale ny PRYOR &
PAUL.. Druggists, Wheeling. Va. Gen raj Agents
ior the Propi iriors " ~
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wIlOLESALI AND RETAIL
TIA T. IN ID CAP STO T.

m On Union ctr, ei. u,ur the Soui c ID + "
~ 81 the Marker House. &
DARE g. IIOCE. are now manufacturing arn
Will Keep constantly "n hnnd. LARGE so,Imcni u
HATS a"d CAPS oi the cues, styles. ond maui
featured tom the hes materials B1'h cf Us beinl
praciraf lIa'iers. We make mud superu,end IA.
making 81 all The liza we sell. Our Cape are pu,
ciinsed II IN rhe mosI extensive Cap Manufactured
ih'the Eastern GiiIcs, al The lowest prices.
All those al WIN, of n genuine uulce mud laics
<'sner7cJn iashnm ~ Hats and Cnrr. ~,i, alway
h"d r""w 81, our es'siss,shmsn,, whirh We imend q
make ''n'su' aud 'nikad oi~b, ali men. irom {
e"od ""rk AID Il ~ prices.
'rr4 DiRE & IiOGE. Union -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17
CORNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREEES

kh T.. hns ihsi received from New Ymk
~ Phindcli Liza aud Bsliimur., an uru,, q II
aser "i"i euu,iiul siork oi fashionable Fall o,i
Nlnier G'"ds. new styles nnd new prices
Having sren, sc,eral weeks ia tic Eastern cite.
hu aieiie'i sil the anctpi ., aLd there :, Il cier
~ ST" k al gods at The lowcs, rates ar can.
ei well "<,ured thai eau offer my old cust.ne =,
"d the public IN general much cheaper B,rgan
nan other h'U'c w, II I'd the M"un', MS
Now 10 the time loo Gen,lemcn t. &c ,lcnish lien
Wa"-t"les C"li weather ia las, approaching
""e" a' VIII h''d ~ essentially Unnecessary = hay,
g'"d suppl, vi Winter clo,l.ing.
Fixing n'io consideration the hnr.Inr-. oi N,
mes. have hkeu unusual jn,ls ip pns, hnsc IN,
,''"s much cheaper ihun have ev-i juue b,f r.
'he hci That my customers Invariably pay me III,
CASH enables me 10 make my purchases Tor cash n
ny own price; iaereiore an nhie Ia sell Tar cb.ap
'r ihan ever. Aud Row a. sIiII inie,.d Il, lei
GOODS on the pay do,pn pnnr,ple. have no hes
'"''on m saying iha can give better In rpnins thu
NY establishment IA TN. err AIRY "hrr city.
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. &C My stock con
s's's IN par oi Black. Blue Black. Bruwn Pumn. L.,
Nbihie Green and other Fancy c.iored Is rua
r'oihS heaniiiu' styles from 81 h $40 rryd Frenci
English aud Amerran double ml,d Md ~ ill,
'nny aud PLAIN cAssIMrRFs. Of III ~ n very larr
asson~en' new styles and remarkably cheap price
from so Gems In 81. $50 Us at Csssucms all cal
ots. qualities mud prices, from ,hr,v cent, To on
dollar. Pilot und Beaver Cloths al ali ,o.or. an
/ qualities
VtSFINGS-My stock oi Ve-inrs 10 huge on
'fhniiin "ll entire new styles and very durnhl
pa"ehs' such AS fgh Velvet. WOODEN Vrkrl. Nc
rino, White. Marseilles and variou. o,her kinds.
Mo'hinow and Toubadow Blankets Of .uucri,
q"ah''e'; sii,ncld ariiele Of HEAVY EEDs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-17

- ECEivED irom New York. Ph,ls' . sha sn'i
IL B,l,u,ore. large aud general assortment
al Csucer e.. " hmh will I've di.I"'sed al on ''e meet
favorable terms. consisting in p,H VI the folio ing;
500 sacks prime RIO C"tiec fh
so bugs Java ds FEH
SO do Aspire ond Peppes ttr
SO brls Lat Sugar et
200 boxcs TIN Plate cross
2 do double cross
$500 Brokers and sheel,ns Copper
1000 lbs Banra Tin
IS chests Y II Tea
50 caiiys GunrowaeS and lrapcrial Ten
100 hhds N D Sugar ftfH
$50 hsls do Mvla~c~
/ 20H kegs Nails as~M,ed sizes
5000 lbs Gallon Yaras ossor,ed 5 a 10
5O- hoxes ttaisins tln.-tI lN.
SO boSes Cavendirh Tobacco, nssoried 3 8 IL
IL Is and r,hnd lnu'ps rI
so kegs 6 Tws' keniurky
100 duz 3 y Buckets $685.
5000 lbs Cheese
mn, GIEAIINC A. HIN TER
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WHEELING. VA,

ufnh'c Er Winter Wear; n large stock of Orleans
EOTH. FiANNkis 81 all ,ors; AtPAcAs figured
md plain; ca ,yE aud MkRiN DEco,sE. CAi.cor-.
Nrsii>s a. d ,ormus other n,,,clcs iur IaJi.. we,
rAiLoh'S TRIMMINGS. n urge arsm,me..,
All oi the all We Goods ! will sell wh.lesaIe a
'sn. or make up :" or,er IN the aics, Ftcn h =, /.
READY MADE CLOTHING!
l" f.garu iv ibs bfoDcn vi u.e tus,ncss 4 iuus
"asi. am Tailor by profession, have worked
II The Trade Tor fifteen years. the eiorc am abb
md d" ca, my Own cl,hlrg. oDJ make Them III
IN ue''er and cheaper syl- than any other es,ah.
ishme"i IN the 'uy. u IL Ueless ior those tia
nny "n The business and met lni'ors ih.ms clvr,
d'emI' competition or Ready Made Clv,hing
have large "sa'Tiinen' n tullow<
Black. Blue. Bown. Olive ari Invisible Greer
trck and Dress coats; Beaver cl'nh Box and Over
lc''ais; P'l"i cloth Over'ronis. AIackinnw aid Trnu
'a'"m Blanket d, cass re do. cassin-tt Il
rwreds .lo: Jeans io, ct al sizes
4 have on baud an ex' elleni assortment of plnii
'rd iancy cassim,re Pants. black aud blue cioii
Pants lned. very desirable ante c; aud ala, quan
Hy oi rassinci Pan : 81 all szes aud prizes. Jean
aud Tweed Pans 81 all sIzrs a,rl prices.
n Five Luudred Vests, embtuciI every style IN,
lnaliv.
II Shiris. Wrappers Drawers,col'ars. Bosrms. SiorLs
lGh'vs.. Fine ond Fancy Silk pnd Satin Scars Sill
'dks VI ai coolers qualities together with man
"her articles nsualls found in cio,hi,g siures
II In ctucius,on my old customers mud the public
generally IRE invited IL call aud examine my siurk
In c"r,-de'a'ioR for the bb raj patronage h.rcninr
Nend'd Ia me. have pur hns-d a Larg.r Stu,
md rher Them az CHEAPER RATES Than have eve
II tone before
Reculecl Inc cheap cash clothing store of
II oci 7 corner Of Main d Mvnr SIS