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.UTION TO ALL,

LIZ ALL THE WORLD TAKE NOTICE.
AND BE c AREFUL NOT TOBUY THE
StGAR OATEDNMPROVEDl INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY soa
mas on II the WRITTEN signature oil the orr,
ginal inventor and paten,ee
u BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
ihese pleasant Pills possess powers 10 open
ALI The natural dI aims OF the system viz: The
LtNGS, KIDNEYS, SKIN q. BOUELS-
hllheflo UNKNOWN in the practice OF medicine;
ana 80 complete has been their triumph over
all other medicines, that many have been led
70 suppose they contain some powerful mineral:
%, upon examination 10y Drs Chiffon, Ran,
uolph Huntington and others, this supnosition
is a. once proved 10 be groundle>s.
sold IN New York, at the principal Office.
Nv Greenwich slTeei, also by Rush.on s. Co.
broadway, corner o. 18th street.
pamphlets 10 be Lad of agents eralis.
GN B.-PerSonS will also notice ON the ION Ia
De an engraved Indian hguIe, cross ed with I'm.
The genuine may also be bought with saietv
AT DT Gulon's, corner of very and Grand
street, and Mrs Hays, is9 Fulton strret, Brooks
Yn, and at respectable stores throughout the
UnIted States.
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4 NpMBS. IVORY COMBS, by the dozen or sin
~ gle one Shell Tuck Combs. Shell Side Combs
Shell Pocket Combs BufIoo Horn Combs, Brazilian
Horn Combs. Brazilian Horn Tuck Combs. Brazilian
Horn Side Combs. English Redding Combs. Horn
Redding Combs, Horn Poke, Combs Wood Pocke,
Combs. German Silver Pocket Combs For sale bv
dec Is AOFAiRCU
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NEW CDOpS

CEi Ed this morning, at SENSENEY
Ia q RHODES, No Isl; Fine Cashmere
riin's oi the most beautiful patterns; Fine BPk
sieuSh cashmere and many other articles
which Will make lheirstock very comnle,s All
desirable. Also, Blk French Cloths of every
H"'if ohu fFlCe. feb G.
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500 % aaG Iis RIO RIO Coffee

7 n z IL.
COO 90 DO Java Do
25 Bags Pepper;
20 do Pimenio;
30 Chests Young Tyson Ten;
10 do Gun Powder DO
Cask Carrots Scotch Snuff
40 Bhls Alum;
4 Casks EPSON Salts;
do Sol@tatus;
do Boston Syrup;
do Aiaddcr;
200 do I.qunrice Ball;
40 Boxes IS. 5s l2s. 10 oud pound Lnmos
Iobaceo of superior qualities.
do Ladys Twist Tobacco;
25O0 do Braze's and SheeIing Copper;
200 do Cinnamon;
Ceroons F Indigo
Bbls Copperas;
% Boxes NJ II Rais,ns;
Bhis Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
do Puvetzed Do
/ DO Gloves;
! dn Nutmeg;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
10 do Varcca,ed Soaps;
Bale Bordeaux Almands;
1000 DO Cotton Yarns, Nos Ia lO-insi re-.
ceved and for sale by WIN FLEMING.
mug :
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SELLING OIee

6SENSENFY & RHODES having large
- stock OF desirable Goods on hand and wish.
ing to make way for a fresh spring supply, vii.
disp s. Of their present stock very low iorcash
or tU punctuai custom -. ian 10
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WHgAr.

VlRGiNlA-Ohio Circuit Superior Cour,
" Law aud Chancery, October 3lSl, 1914.
E''Nihe x o E,Ga5l0efger IN cHASorRy-
Jones & Truesdell &olherS, count.
ABSTRACT OF THE DECREE:
ApG the Court doth further adiudge order
and decree, that this cause be referred 10 Sam.
1ci Atkinson, Esq, who is hereby appointed
commissioner tof that purpose, who is to lake
an account OF the property, goods, effects. mo-
mes and chooses IN action belonging or coming
to the defendants Jones & TTueS,lell. which
came 10 the hands OF the defendants Mckee
q Jacob, by viIIue OF the deed OF assignment
OF said June' & Truesdell, of The 18th March
1882, or which came 10 the hands OF any 9th err
person by their order or direction or Tor thor
use or benefit or " hich by the exercise OF due
care and diligence nigh, and ought To- have
been received and collected by them and that
sald Commissioner do ascertain ard report the
value o. the property and effects which so come
iU the hands OF said Mckee & Jacob as well as
OF me property effects and chooses IN ectiuu
winch by the use OF due aud pluper care and
d'llgence, might and ought 10 have been re.
veiNcn on" c"ilrct.', ny them, anc when TO
whom AMI upon what account the same has
oeeh disposed oi and paid oui; and how much
Is due and coming To compliments from the
defendants Jones & Truesden upon the mote OF
The Sih Jelly, 1882 fled aS Exhibit A and whe>
ther the same or any part thereof ought 10 be
paid 10 compliments out of the monies. pro
perry or edecs IN the hands of said Mckee
and Jacob--and that said Commissioner report
any other matter deemed pertinent by himself
on specially required by either party. And
Tor the purposes oi this account il is ordered
mat the defendants Jones 4 TruesGcn aud Me.
nee x jacob, produce and submit to the eNsmi.
nalicn OF said Commissioner, ali such books
and papers OF said Jones ~ TIuesd ell aud Nc.
Zee & Jacob rs relates 10, or are connected
With the matters OF said account-and that
compliments have leave 10 examine the said
X II 'Tn.a gfsnlf and III
Undergraduates before said 10 OR missioper touch
ing The matters involved in The taking Of said
account.
NJ NELSON.
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MEDICAL CARD.

Ell hOCTOR FAWCETT. Of 1876 Fulton street
ID y New Yoik. Member Of the Royal College
o Surgeons Of London and Edinburgh. and Gradu.
ate Of tho jefferson Medical College. Of Phadol-
phia; also author of work embracing The fllov.
ing subjects, viz Matrmony lwpoloncy, aud S,eril.
iiy unaom;caly, physologicaliy and medically tx
planned, with o comprehensive exposition Of tho na.
tute aud modern treatment Ol Syphilis Secondary
symptoms. Gonorrhoea elect Structures, Nuctural
Emissions, nnd all tho consequences arising from
MosufbaiDn. DR. Fawcett continues his private
consultation on the above mentioned diseases. oil
his long established Office, 196 Fulton street where
the most aggravated forms OF disease will yield Ia
his mode Of treatment, without restraint in diet ui
exercise, and without mercury; even when The pro.
creative energies become paraJZed VI torpid from
excessive Indulgence Of the passions. ho will be
able TO restore the parts to health aud vigor. Per.
sons al distance enclosing 81 can have copy al
the work. All letters must be posi- paid. and dircc
ted 10 Or II Fswcelt, 1876 Fulton u Now York.
jan 10
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CoMMsslosEn's Orroe,

-, .dHWaIy -yIhl IoIO.
The parties interested in the foregoing De,
cree, are hereby notified, that have appointed
MONDAY THE THIRD DAY ,F MARcH. 1916, al my
oihce, on Main stl eei, in the CIty OF Wheelinc.
as The time aud place, when and where shall
proceed TO take the account therein directed -
and require the parties to appear and produce
teIore me such books, papers, accounts &c, as
are requirei by the terms Of SAID decree, to en-.
able ire 10 make the repuIl
SAML ATKINSON, Commissioner.
inn 90
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GOODS,

VIE LAKGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
OF GOODS IN TIE CITY 10 which we
would respectfully call the attention of the ci-
tzens OF Wheeling ana others particularly Conn
Try Merchants, as our purchases were made in
New ork, philadelphia nd Baltimore upon the
-hedp as The cheapest To test the above. please
eve us cali--1re take pleasure in shoiri1 our
the following $40" %
SShdieis .-,Alhian, silk, .damask, embroidered
and plain Thbet, mousline dc Lame, blanket,
plaid and worsied Brvarian.
Hand erchieCs- Ginghap,. Cashmere. sill han
QOnu, nag and pOngce. cotton flnps ~ q
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= UST received at the BIG RED BOOT Esq
az tablIShment 20 Pts gents fne Morocco
Bocts,
-.fLSO-
10 P's Mems Kip, bIugans Loo Price.
20 DO WomenS KIP low Boots Z"
IS do Misses Kip 4" 81"
ALSD-6O Sides prime Spanish sole e,,bsr
Just reed irom Baitimore,snd " i'll be sold low
for cash. s MiCIATJPN
jan l4h, lSA5
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CARPENTERS TooLs.

NVJ E have just received an other lot Of Planes
which We warrant good, and offer al
ahoai half price. On IN I'D, all sizes of Moriise.
Frmsr ami Turning Chisels * Gouges, Hand
and Broad Axes, Foot AIDES, HalChets Draw
ing Knives, Steel AuGors, Gcrmin. Cast and
Spring Steel Hand and PaSneil Saws, lemon
do. Guages, Bevils, Squares, Braces ard Bi,s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-26

a LSO-On hand, l duZ Bottles OriDge and
N Rose Cordial, mdnufactared Wv aud tor
asis - lCb PARKERS, NJ lOt Main ST..
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NoODEN nAND UOXEs.

a FRESH Supply OF Wooden Band Boxes fresh
"a from the manufacturers snd one OF hem Is
eorb O. dozen Of paper Cali aud see them al the
Back Mammoth BVi. q : TODD.
ian ii hlaIhei square.
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ROPES. RnpEs.

ROPES, ROPES,
4 ~ hand and Tor sale general ossortr,o,, 4
~ C"fdasc. consisting "a pnrt as follows.
Whlie lard aud Manila Ropes Of all sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
1000 Oa,um
1OO Il" Brscm Fwine warranrcd good.
AIS LINES and T"'nes Of every variety and size.
'n OF "H'ch VIII be SOLD a. cheap as can be pur.
chnsed in lhis city or Pittsburgh
FLAX. BcesweS. Ginseng Corn Brooms. Oats and
Corn iaten la exchange al Wheeling Market nr,cc.
ur C"rlagc. at Tie old stand formerly occupied ~,
Darge a. lIsge. No | Water street
net CHARLES n REpNV
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4 tOM SSIONFR'S SALE.--IN CgAycERv
~ In the Circuit Superior Court OF Law nod
Cha Actry for Ohio county.
Moses Rhodes


John Sockman's adminI .tratof and heirs
Pursuant To- decree pronounced ln the said
cause by the SAID court on the 9th day of june
1874, the und rslgned acting as CoWmi siouer
therein, Will on Saturday the iith day Of jam.
airy 1915, at the float door Of the cOuri house
Of said county, proceed % sell 90 the highcst
bidder public auctions the tracts or parcels OF
land with the nppuuenances which were CON
vcyed 5v Joseph Apylrgato 90 said John Sock.
M an, by deed dated 25th of Augu-t. ts1f and
no " of record in the CLERKS Office of said coun
~ ia d. cd oOk No o. folio 200, except that p1r
ron oi said tracts which was conveyed by said
: ockmau 60 Daniel StCCurOd; 10y deed Of the
same date recorded H said Office, IN Ga 10 decd
book No Q. folio 90.
Tbs said property or q sufieicnc v, will be- sold
on a credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen months.
Iu equal iustalmCnts, the purchaser giving bond
with good security bearing interest from the
day Of sale and the title retained as further
security untiI the whole 81 the purchase money
is paid. w MITCHELL, Commissioner.
l. &Rpq dec It's
The above sale is postponed until soisrday
Feb iJ 1915 Nv Nj
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CITY OFFlCERs FOR 1919.
MAYoR-C EO DULTY
CoUneiimea

C0Uuciimeg
NJ ah1s Hughes, Matthew M'Lare, wP Wilson
w " shsmyer' A Todd, s Brady,
M Nelson, Z Coen, WIN pumpSfay
ID Lamb. '''
BRANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
COUNCIL
On OrdinancsS-Messfs Nelson. Rrodv IN
Wheat. '' "i'
ON Ffaanees-Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb. 'N'
On Aee0Ints-Messis Shriver, sanbotn and
Kelley. "'O
On Streets and AHies-Messrs Todd. vii.
son, Mendell, Amck and Kelley.
On Water Uorks-Messrs Sanborn M,I.
rodd, Coen and Roberts
On .uarkt House -MeSs-s HeiskeH, Pam
phrey and Cocn.
On Coal Banks-Messrs Amicl, wilson Dc.
berts and Superintendent of Wafer Works.
O~ HharreS-Shrivvr, Hughes and Amick.
On rue observation-disclosures Todl M'Lure
Sahoorn, Humphrey and Roberts.
On Pstatohs-Messrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
on Salaries-Messls Kelley, M'Lure, shrI.
yer, Brady and Nelson,
>.-ssz=z. .=..zzvy,,y-,-x---s------a...
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VA.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
CAPITAL $4,000.
President, ARCH, WOODS,
Directors:
A Woods, w w Shriyer. AP Woods.
Pollock, Thos PAUL. Go w Thomoson.
IN MeNsughIen, w Mitchell, Thos Johnston
MERCHANTS 81 MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
Capital $500 Coo
JOSEPH Caldwell, Pre-. ident
Sop!EsKI BRADY, Cashier.
Directors;
CAltwpH nv T.. II II.
Weods. Patterson, JWGin,
Jacob GoodinS, VIM Fleming, samrOu.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE MMwSr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
Directors:
Nelson, Paxton, A Rogers,
FHcsner, Morrison, J CIuia bac ker
N Johnston, Samr Mcclellan,
Root Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OFFICE MAIN ST..
THOS HUGHES, Prcsidept.
Directors;
NJ Nelson, A Paxton, A N Johnston,
JCrumbackcr, II Baker, JBaker,
John KnoIe, w l. Peterson,
RoDr McCoY. Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE g. MAPINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE MAIN ST, BELOW McNRoE.
SAMUEL NEIL, President.
Directors:
Brady, RObt Crangle, Jas Caldwell,
WIN Fleming, Jno GJshorn, Daniel Lamb,
Il e Woods, jacob s Shriver
w HARDING. Secretary
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Aired Caldwell,

WlRCilNIA-Ohio CiTcul, Superior Couc,
Law and ChdnleTy, February g, 1915
DEGREES FOR Account:
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LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY DESIRABLE
EssEh 81 WlfaaerGOOels

NO 40, HEAD OF WATER ST.
THE undersigned is now receiving the largest
and best selected lot of desirable goods ever
offered IN his line in this city, direct frsm the
best houses in Philadelphia and Baltimore, In
art as follows;
BROAD CLOTHS.
so pieces Blue. black, brown, Invisible green.
claret, cadet dahila and russell brown cloths
approved makesi also blue black twilled Belgian
hties; IA % Very desirable, 50 ps cassInefs all
colors and pricesi Do diamond wave aad vine,
very desirable; pieces pilot and flushing cloth
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green Macki-
naw blankets for coats.
NESTINGS.
Rich fg'd silk and wool!en Velyets, Iate stvle
ana best quality; Mcrino do; Satin, plain and
ing; American French and English with a great
yaretyof articles IN the above line, which will
DC made up 10 order in the very lates fashion
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, green, brown and olive dress and frock
coats; Beaver and pilot over coats. Do frocks do:
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and plain
cassInei rats, tTocks and coatteCs; general as
soTtment oil Sack coats, all colsTs and shades:
London tweed Ky Jeans and Mexican mix do
very cheap; 500 Vests various qualities a. YriccS
Gents 3 4 and cloth cloak3, all colors and
qudililes; cashmere casslnot and X y Jeans uaut Is
ana vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts.
Linen aud Muslin do; busOms, cola stocks a.
sHarls; 81 ives, suspenders and comforts; red
yellow and green canton and domestic Il innel 5.
plEdlns IT innings &C; 100 prs country knit 2
hsse ~
The attention OF former customers aud N
PUBLIC generally, Is respectfully invited as W.
are determined N IT to be behind the chearest n
our ghboTs IN selling good bargains for cash.
DC ID ALEX ROGERS.
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The parties concerned viii take notice, that
WI, on SATURDAY the FIRST DAY OF MAac II.
iel), at NY Office IA the city Of Wheeling. Viz,
2luia and Thereafter II the same place by adj.
lOufumenl iIom Time TO time as may be neces-
sdIy, 'eceiye proof OF, aud proceed tn ascertain
aud report the matters aforesaid above referred
TO me JAMES a CLARKE,
jan 25-im CoinmiSsionet.
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Gr,cE:r@.

7
GO pieces, all colors; qualines and pricea.
ribbed N'"s'O"'' p'H'u ana
assam ereS.-25 pieces assorted
- dipGedS.-l50 pieces from % cts TO one dollar
ParametIa cio;h; MoreRos: Rombazet; Polk
Merno Parisienne: Roumeha; drab, Damask'
cashmere u Ecosse, chusan. cheap.
PRINTS.
Blue, purple, red, green and various Rew STYLES
leans, low price and some yery fine Cine hams.
Mousline de LANES Bl'S and fancy Silks Sus.
penoers, Satins,plain and fgd: Lipseys Ribbons;
iarSe assortment Lisle Laces and Edgiugs
2ullllng and lnsCrt.nGs, Jacconet Edges add
InSertings, cotton caps. Wool Bonnets, Glovcs
ana mitts, about 100 doz. Swiss Null Jaccopet:
loon, LlnlnSs: cambria book lawn: PLAN and
nnG Blond: black, white, plain and fig' d green
bafezc' sewlGg cottons; $50 Umbrellas and Pa
TaSols lHsh Linens, very cheap. Tickinps L linen
~ q is Tor bit and upwards. checks and stripos
cotton basglng. Vestings loo different sorts
hosiery plads of various kinds. Parsons speol
cotton; Blankets. bugle and other gmps but
IONS shee aud sewing threads. bonnet fl 1wers.
cords ard tassels. Alpaca Aprons. canton fian-
"eIs' Draper different sorts. Brushes diff sorts
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VIII find il greatly TO their advantage TO give
him an early call as his Assortment OF Dry
Goods IS the fullest aud best ia this city and as
he inld IN his stock after tie late fall of prices i'm
The East, he viii be enabled to sell to them al
least twenty five per cent cheaper than any Their
Merchant in tho city oct
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Heavy Donestics

Is complete, and a shade lower than formerly.
HATTIE
Supplied 90 usual with every thing in their line
al the yerV lowest prices p " ~ ~
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL X co.
sen 80 10, NJ, -,
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q ~ E1w g O

Pnnce de ,Jonville, black cloth. oc agon' fame,
leaf. musk. asc seal. scalotte and hair seal yer,
low hY the uor.t or dozen. Omr ssnrf mo NJ %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-31
OHIO RAIL ROADS.

Our fellow citizens of Ohio, par ~iCularly of
Cleveland aud the North, are now deeply en-
gagged in schemes for the construction OF rail
road or rail roads connecting the Lake with
the Ohio. They have now, we believe, a
charter for the construction of ii road from
Cleveland 10 Wellsville, and other charters III
separate lines that permit the construction OF
roads from Cleveland To Akron, from Akron
to Canton, and from Canton 10 the Ohio, at
such point MS they may select, But there
seems To be a desire for which we feel no sur
prise, OH the part of the citizens OF the bcauti
tul. eDterprising, and wealthy city of Cleve-
land, to procure from the Legislature further
yriviliges-the privilege Of making a road to
connect with the Ohio at such point as they
may determine.
This is certainly a privilege that should b.
granted, and we doubt not will be, as it will
aid rather than retard the operations of the
great central improvement OF the State, while
it will enrich by furnishing an outlet at all
seasons for the trade of "a large and fertile re-
gion Of country.
We learn that the mon possessing the best
knowledge of the country, who are most deep
ly Interested in this work, have one main aim
aud desire upon the subject. Thy desire
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad should
be constructed 10 Wheeling. They have then
no doubt but at an early the Xenia Railroad
would be completed to Columbus and Wheel
ing. A road from Cleveland would then be
made TO connect with this, by passing nj the
Cuyahoga and down the Ttscarawas at a very
tri0ing expense, thus opening a market easy
aud cheap TO the richest portion of the Safe
and furnishing the most pleasant and speedy
passage 10 the Eastern cities.
This certainly must be q very desirable con
nection for the BiltimOrc aud Ohio Railroad
a connection that could not be made should
they take their road to Parkersburg.
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The following we have just received from M,ssn
fall, Met rackoH ~ Ca. agents 81 The sale ni Wis
lnfs Bal-am Oi w 'ld Cherry. NJ Lancas or. Ohio
TO THE PUBLICi-'l lcel IL my duly. as an
oct Of kindness 10 Ihe nhl clrd. Ia INFORM them wbui
WislaFs Bilsan oi Wild cherry has done Tor my
daughter. There is many q parent who has gwen
up q beloved daughter or q son, rs q prey Ia Thai
Tell destroyer. Consumption. They have-as !
have done-'ricd all III mast skIlllul and eminent
phySicians wiihin their know ledge. and all 81 The
mist P,P"ta' remedies Ibni seem d 10 hold oni some
hope iur a continuance u lde. without getting any
relief
Va To aI such. who like me. have been seek.
'ng with ifcmbii"s hope fr surne remedy 81 real
rhiriencv, would say, seek no farther. bat NY nj
once DR. WisiaI's BaIsnm of Wild Cherry. NV
daughter Sarah Jane. oeed sevenreea yenls. whose
LIE if mouths hid hecn dsspaired NJ. aud WIS sun
p'red a sure prey 10 Consumption. has been cured
fes'o "i 10 %rerirci henihi aud ,harts,. by n.ing five
bniiles OF Dr. Wisiafis Bnlsnm NJ Wild Cherry.
JONATHAN COt'LSON.
Greenfield ~ Fli'Grld co. o. March Is. Al
For 'nle toy C~RUMBACKER I73 Nlmn street
Al.o 10y PRYOR & PAULL. 1854 Market Street
Wheeling. Va. Inn dec %
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the heart is in the purse,) from the comm erce
amt affections vi the other English Colonies.
To counicrsct ,hisd dangerous project, there
has just been put forth, i'll the miIst of the
counties sham railway schemes, that OF a vi
gantic line between Quebec and Halifax, des-
tined IN the end to reach the Pacific, In ira
versing Canada. the plains OF the West and
that very Oregon which is now making so much
noise.
lfwar (Which l wish to believe is not i'm.
mIneni, but which is not impossible should
break out between England and America it
might then be said thu most important idea,
socially and politically. which John Bull has
had for a century. was just in time to be too
late. May heaven prevent a like postpone
ment oil our earnest effort to conciliate the
Canadian French and To do them Justice, (,bey
-sk no more,) IN onter 10 make them long pre-
Ter the flag oil England to the institutions and
growing prosperity Of the United States
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~TKMFKRANCE NOTICE.

We ace requested to call at,cntion to the
meeting of the Temperance Societies u, the
Methodist Church this Evening. IL Is the
night before a new year. Let it be "a night
devoted to good-to the great csusc of rc,lenip-
tion aud reform Of mankind, To the advance
ment Olga great snd good cause The old
year is lettering. to lis grave, so are many meu
the young year comes with a new life
may NOT nsas,y mcn b. redcemcd and save,
and raised up by the renewed excr,iohs OF these
observation-disclosures.