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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30
EorFs TONIC AND ANTI.pYspEp.


kR EOFFs TONIC AND ANTI.DYSPEP-
~ TIC PILLS This Medicine Inns been
known TO The public for The last twenty years, and
mas ob'oIned considerable celebrity as a remedy for
Dyspepsia. Experience has shown these Pills 10
ne The best family Medicine that ran no used
ihey operate gently as o porgniivc. producing nci.
'hef sickness nor debility. They cnn be used a, nil
nmes ny persons Of all ages, without regard to diet
drink, or exposure 10 wet and cold.
AS on Anii-biiiou, medicine. every ne rson us;po
'hrm will soon become satisfied uf ihe suoerioy
,"eacy. There has been issued a pamphlct, no
pe had "i the Agents. in which is SET forth more
'"ny HE nature snd operation Of The medicine, TO.
mos, applicable.
s,"o I'pp'ie'ofs have boon compete 10 a Tier the
80 'ne wrappers enclosing heir Pills. owing
An manY eonn,eriei's that have been d,sid5uIed'
sa,,.Cod y. purchasing are requested 10 he we'll
p.s's "ey are genuine Fnr sale bv pRvop q,
ln1LI Druggists Wheeling Va. General Agents
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY IIGurNIMc

ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY LIGHTNING.
during the storm on Tuesday morning, two
large barns and contents belonging to Messrs
Arson & Lyman Rice, of Barre, were struck
and consumed. A barn upon the same SPOT
was struck and burned thirteen years ago.
The Springfield Republican SAYS that the
Mount Holyoke Female Seminary at South
Hadley, was discovered to be on fire on Tues
day morning, supposed to have been struck by
lightning, Jas it was discovered during the
storm. The flames were soon extinguished
without very essential damage, but the alarm
was the cause Of much fright to the young lady
occupants of the Seminary, who were thus
turned out Of doors to the number of some two
or three hundred, en- dishobiHc, at three o'clock
A. M.-Bosfon Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

LYNN SHOEMAKERS.-Ther is trouble
among the Journeymen shoemakers in Lynn.
A large meeting was held i'm front of the bank
ON Tuesday night, to interchange views i'm re-
iation to their grievances, and to devise means
to better their condition. A speech was read
by one OF the number from a cart, by candle
light. All went offquietly and orderly. They
complain OF the mode of pavement by orders,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

WEATHER, CROPS, &c.-During the last
week the weather has been excessively warm
with little or no rain, the thermometer ranging
to 30 degrees in the shade. Our agricultural
friends are consequently having fine weather
Tor securing their wheat crop. From all the
we getit is evident that this inn
portant crop has never been better, either i'm
quantity or quality than it is in this section,
the present year. The same may be said of
the crops generally. -Chicago AdD. Julyl2.
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. CENTENARIAN DEAD-Thors J

A CENTENARIAN DEAD.-There died
recently at Unity, in Maine, a lady named Mrs.
Hannah Chase, at the very advanced age of LOG
years and 25 days. She left 10 children, 60
grandchildren, l05 great grand children, and
II OF the fifth generation. There were about
80 of her descendants present at her funeral,
and 100 walked i'm the funeral train.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

IRON SAFES.-The conflagration in N. Y.
has more fully than ever tested the ability OF
iron safes. More than twenty have been drag
ged from the ruins, with their contents but
slightly injured; and in some instances after
having been exposed to the greatest heat for
near twenty-four hours. They will be more
generally resorted to for safety than heretofore
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ssHssps
Under this head will be found all the i'm.
portant news from last nights eastern mail.
LATEST FRON TrxAs.

hAstSt EAOM
ANNEXATION RATlFIED-DEATH OF
PRESIDENT X. l.. ANDERSON-lN.
CURSlONS AND DEPREDATlONS OF
THE INDIANS.
The brig Hope Howes, Capt. Howes, arri-
we'd at New Orleans on the 10Th inst, in 40
hours from Galveston. The most important
news by this arrival is that the question of
Annexation has been finally settled by the
Convention which settled on the 18th inst.
The people of Texas assembled in Conven-
zion at Austin on the ith inst. At one o.
clock of that great day, assent to tho resolu-
tions of Annexation, passed by the United
States Congress, was declared by the delegates.
A resolution was passed on the 9TH, reques-
ting in the name of the people of Texas, the
President of the United States to send troops
forthwith upon the frontier of Texas.
Hon. h. L. Anderson, Vice President of
Iexas died at Fanthorps, in Montgomery co.
his way from Washington to his residence.
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STEAMER GREAT BRITA1

STEAMER GREAT BRITAIN.-This
large and splendid steamer was to leave Liver
pool On the 10Th instant, and is now, no doubt
rapidly approaching this country. She is ex-
pected to arrive at New York about 7th or 9th
col next month, and will leave for Liverpool ON
the 30th of August.
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CO-PARTNERaIIlP.

lie SUBSCRIBER. has ,hHs day ,mksh ihib
u Partnership, Mr. } a ADDS. IN The Conite t.
'onnfy hus'ne-s. Ut his old . aud No I0t Mann VI.
The h'nse will hereafter In esnducisd IN The
name of Parker a. Adds. MIR Parker takes ,les.
sure IA saying to his old customers. iha, he has pre-
cured The services III an experienced Conter,i.nes
sn'i Cake B,ker. and hopes 10 meri, a l,bessl shuse
~ the patronage of his friends in this city NH The
surrounding country. and The public generally.
Mr. Adds 10 . gcn,i' man of steady hahiis. and
'""y always be und nj The establishment, tt attend
"a cusfoWcrs.
To citizens ] wo.ld say. that we can fnfrish
ianies " iih any article they may wis.,. IN M gsd
style and up'n more reasonable Terms than any e.
iobl'shsneni in this city.
Country Mercnanss will find i, to heir advantage
tn call previous 10 purchasing elsewhere. as we
can furnish any article oi Confectionery os low rs
s"y establishment in any OF tho Eastern cities. Any
de''cacy of Tho season can alw ays be had u, our
establishment.
Relying mon The continued patronage Of old
csstotners, we feel sure of snr-es-.
TllOS M PARKER,
IL ~ ~ I'm NJ lOl Main II.
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SADDLE, BRIDLE, TRUNK AND
NO. 1O0.

Main Street, WHEELING, Va.
ME Subscriber lenders his sincere thanks 10
Il his friends and The public generally, for their
KIND patronage since he commenced business in
The above named stand; and would hereby inform
,"em ne sui continues TO keep on hand and manu-
faciure 10 order, SADDLES of different kinds and
qualities. nmong which, is King improved PATENT
SPRING SEAT. IN article which only needs a
ii'ol 10 he fund the hest now in use, every variety
al BRIDES & MARTfNG >LES; also. fine Buccy.
CARRIAGE. and COMMON HARNESS. HARD
LEATHER. IMITATION e. COMMON TRUNKS
vALIS:.S. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS. COL
LARS ond JAMES. BUGGY. RIDING AND
WAGON WHIPS md LASIIES. FLY NETS, &c.
&c. oil OF the abovc mentioned articles are we'll
made and warranted good.
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable terms
All Orders for work promptly attended to-.
Jun ~ 3md&w Wal MING NlCOLL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Having associated with myself BENJAMIN M
AKIN. OF Philadelphia, The aboyo business iii
hereafter bo conducted in The name of NICOLL &
CARR WM MING Nif,oII
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GREEN. THE REFORMED GAMRITR

uhEEN, Ill REFORMED GAMBLER.
Is iecturing at Cleveland. In a speech at a
temperance meeting, he gave the following
answer to one who asked him where he ~receiv.
ed his education. "Corn a Buckeye, raised a
Hoosier, took a lesson in Cincinnati Jail, studi-
Ell and practised gambling for twelve years on
the Mississippi, and graduated i'm Texas!n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

LEMONADE PARTIES.-The Boston Ia
dies are holding lemonade parties. A large
punch bow is provided, which is sweetcned
by the young ladies placing their Tips to the
orim. An old bachelor then looks into the
bowl, and the lemonade is done up strong
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

HNBOUHu Just received. n supply OF late
ground Family Flour. from Portland Mills.
month of Short creek. NJ The South Wheeling siesm
mills aud ware house. where all qualities of Flour
viii be kept to suit The demand. on Terms that can.
not fail 10 be acceptable to reasonable customers. by
Jun l6 JOHN - BAYLESS.
NNOOL-The sutsrrbcr will pay the highest.
market price Tor clean washed Vol. dc
livcfed ai The warehouse Of MIessrs Dorsey e. Black.
corner Water and UmIon sis, M'KEE.
jan4
nOCT. III SWAN. Phyyicisn and Surgeon
~ Office on Msin a. Bird door North Of The
Virginia Hotel. Wheeling, Va. will strictly attend
To all calls IN The city and surrounding country.
may IS GIN
hSPLENDlD H~ATS-Anoiher lot Of those bean.
- fiiul Beaver aud Cossimcre Hats lust finished
od and ready Tor inspection, NJ IT'S Main ~.
jy rs &C MCALLAM
KNOR sALE-An eight day brass clock and
case. u hes been in use about FIVE years.
aHd IL one Of The best timo pieces in This civ. I, ,s
ihe tune piece ihsf was kept by w K Lind.1v H.
has an alarm attachment aid will he sid vefv IgU
Efqniro Of Oy y HALL. 81 WlCKIAkI.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 1913 for 1915. To be drawn nj Baltimore, Au.
gust 90. rs numbers. IS drawn baliois.
1 OF $4,000 "f 5000 Of 1000 Iufl5OO
10 prizes Of 1000.
Tickets 5 JoIis; n certificate Of a package 95
whoic tickets 65 'Iolls; shares in Emporium.
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OF A Yankee editor asserts most positive
ly that when a man is too poor to keep a COW
or lake a newspaper, he ought not TO keep
more than five dogs seven hogs and three cats.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

AIDES SLIPPERS A full ms orimen, Of
Ladies Shoes and Slippers. on hand md for
saie by CONNOLLY d. SONS.
iy 10
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THUS NJ
VSi ~ I'm NJ l0l Main u.

NnEAP LITERATURE The Indicator. BY
~ Leigh Hunt. being M "a Of Library of
Choice Reading. SO Gems. $40 pages; Lori
Bronsham- L'ves al Hume. Ruber,~,n. voI,airc. &c,
50 ceo's. 800 pnees; M'sceiIaneou. Essays. by Ar
chibald Alison. oil as; Larinrts Lectures in Sci.
ence and Art part 5 and 6. each 81 cents; D'Au-
h,enc's History ofthe Reformation, IS cen,s; The
United States ESp'orins Expedition by Wilkes. in
5 vols. Sl0. For salc bv
J % JOHN J liASWrLL. Union n.
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ALEXANDRIA, I0TTERX

ALtNAN DKIA LOTTERY,
Class 33 ior 1915 To be drawn at Alexandra. C..
August 16. &c nnmbcrs. IL drawn ballots.
ONE PRIZE OF S25, OOOu
1 Of $4,000 | at 5nOO | vi 5000 of oOO0
| 100 ] 1900 10 1000 Is 500
Tickets 10 dolls. A certificate Of 81 Whole tick
cts 100 dolls. Shares in proportion,
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ECElVED this day. n few doz If line glazed
~ Siouch Caps. a fashionable article Tor salt
c"eop' V22 S ID HARPER.
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4 FIRST RATE LOT Of No Beaver Hat,
"A just in. warranted no, TO break. Call mud
see The above articles. s ia RPER.
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ALEXANDRIA, LOTTE

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass 81 ior 1915. To he drown nj Alexandra, Au-
gust %. rs numbers. l2 drawn ballots.
100000.
| OF $4,000 oi 10000 Of 5000 oi 5000
l $500 ] 100 100 1000
Tickets 10 dolls; a package OF 25 whole tickets
will be seni fpr 1870 dolls; shares IN proportion,
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SMUT MAC1llS8os
NHANctkY SALE OF. PERe0NAL PkODL
~ ERrY.--in I.uf.uassee u . detssS II ~ Ciss
tsm s,.'esios Cour ~ L.~ aaH CN.sApiv - -
c"ansy Of Orr. rt"noaheeu I'll fe TT ~ -
S""e. Io43, and &c ssb~e ,Hehs "tdkt haADsioj
6th day Of juno l64j, ie a e~i,ss rxiksNa ~ -
c'asi. bct~ zen W. x n M.ue,. oakr,slsssA&a -
Reeses, DUrka. Mod Co ard ssAtts. atseaS.H.
The Undersigned viii. "n R1ussasy ,ht 25.k ~ -
Angus nrs'. ., The kont s.ss u ,hs Cesn h~<st 81
Ohio county. in The city of Wheeling, .sks re ssts
and vii cell tai The highest bidiss. fwtLvR sSuf
MAcAiSks. no~ IL ,hs pn~SsAibv ot \ W lssraisg.
id,e Harding q VeIdin. of - sbsnv; % stsA pstt
iheso'f. d, may DO t,eeesssy 10 sslntv ~ deesej
aE.res,id.
TERMs-ou a credit of Ell ms.mhss me rissths;
ser giving bond with good security ~ ~ psjesSssi
Of The Pufehsse money .~ish interest fssss NJ dsj u
sale.
w MITCHELL. n SAes;y ode essssy.
jun % J&F
FLOWN LOTS AND LAND ron sAlk.=
The suhs'r.i~s pdsss a. psivsss sstps ssU
t"I'owing descrihed d. s'rsble pssppssv. vs IN ~
10. and psu Ut Ls NJ" rs. ia- Ne 1Ssk sssAse q
the cry OF Wheeling. bring - ~ eus~ss - -
and Quincy streets. oa hush ~ WAicA 80 e~ud ~
convenient bsr / dwellings. Sad kAs ~ sssssast
IN the most eligible rsn II he ci,y he ses.Spnssss
and will he sold Inv and on the hinwia~ euvvo>
nient terms, VIZ One fo6sss .cssh 30 NJ hues0ro
IN three equal insialasenss u( osa. ton sss sAsrS
yesr. with interest. and s~esssj stessaAss esp,s.
ALSO One ha"dsed scsss s( eel lAaA 10 ~
State 81 O,io. opposite sh~ ehy - Ntetlias. ltvaf
above Bridgeport on The Unio sses. - ~ asvss7
I'll IN twenty sc'e hss. 70 sth rAstksi4Np ~
coal 10 OF superior quality. can ne ksa b, rANNusl
MT" b,a's. or suitable foe manufactures
jy II 6'w &kf9E
Pittsburgh Gsx-re copy weekly ID siuvasl a @,
and charge this sficc.
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U a superior lot ri HARDWARE. Scyihes
IN Shkles'kn'ves and Forks Curry combs .Cafds
(may ~ MGINNiS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

SHEItIFF'S SALE.-On Saturday, The Cd
~ day Of August next. ] shall proceed to sell TO
sell TO The highest bid Ter. on n crcdn Of four
months upon the purchaser giving bond with up
proved security. in front of lIaIl& Wlckham's anc
lion room in The City OF Wheeling 10 satisfy a decree
81 said IN my hnnds. in favor Of A N Johnston a.
20 .ngalnsi Sloan and others, the following Prone ry
10 vii, 2 horsSs. ono read wagon and gears.
a KELLY. ID S for
WI PETER YARNALL. S q C..
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NELSON y 6. U jy I

NuANCERY SALE -Pursuaht 10 4 tscssx
~ made ny The Circuit Superior CcSn u Law
and Chancery i' Ohio county. ct the .ps'ss ,sss
1915. IN The suit in Cha,cery bei&een f8os~Sfi cod
Hall. complaiDanIs, aid Mark Dsuklsss sed eSk<ss.
defendants. ! will, oh Saturday The 3dih DR. oG
August, 1915. sell OF public sue,i6h. ~ tRS aooA
door al The Court House o( OAiv rosNst. V;teisss.
,he following real estate vif-Lm kn.s (4) tn sqasss
Eileen (l5) situate on The cas-, lido Of 4ih sissss ~
Ike city OF Wheeling: 10, No 143 situate N Ecs,i
wheeling near Wheeling creek; The tasi hsir az kA
N" l94 situate on the g'uih s,de Of } I'm sssetS ia
Eas, wheeling; the west half III 10, No 1853. .i,as,s
"n the North SIDE of Zane street in Eass Whs~iiusi
lot No 80 on The Nofh side of C~nsfs ssfess, IN
that part of the city VI Wheeling called Csskau;s
a%dd',ion; lots N" Q aud II On the nsssA siSs IF
Centre street in The same addition; shd a,sU 4 tSskt Of
land situate on Shor, creek in Ohlo coassy, eusvev.
ed Ia said Douglass by William Bukey and oehStS,
ny decd dated March 20ih. 1885, es,ifussed n con.
tain Two hundrei and thirty sx and 0ne half s<r<s
III no or less. and now in The occupancy uf Mssh
Douglass.
IERMs-Five per cent Of the purchase tsss~y
10 Do paid !" hind. and the residue in ops. iwos cad
three yenrs; the purchaser giving bood with sssa
secnfit, bea.ihs in;ertsi rum The day &c sslS.
Much OF the property ~ we'll improved. aad pet
Suns Wishing To examine The impsovesseoss, Gill
please call on The subscriber OF Mr. Wm n,sslsss
Vi Wheeling u from sny sahss the said sale shasla
net take place. or he no, completed on The ssid SO,h
- INV u ut0 - CH08Q 0I
Monday thereafter. the fsl day OF seplsmbet.
W 81 ZJAtOB. Tfnaee q CotbruisstSu.t
THRUST SAtE--fn puuuance oa Z deed Of
IL Trusi from john n Forsyth TO William n
A'ierbury; ! will. ON Wednesday The 3Oth dsv of
July 1915. at the front door Of The Couh house for
Ohio county. at 2 O'Clock r NJ. sell the following
described lands m Illinois. viz. 'fhs souihss 90, QUAR-.
.er Of section No 20. in township No 9. cossain,ng
loO acfes. The northwest quarter of section No
one In ssnstip No 3. containing f55 acfes. Tho
west half ~ The nor invest quarter of section No Sy,
IN tow nsi'ip No Q. containing 30 arrps: Aiso. the
west half of the north essf quarter. and The easr half
81 the noril'~cs, Quarter .fsecii0n No ~ in s0~nS
,hip ~" eight. containing 1876 arfes. with Inc ptivs
'eges and aPptficnsnces thereto sppefsini. Z. For
q more particular description. see the deed NJ tssss
recorded in The cIers's offcs Of Ohio eodnsy, in
book No %. pege 372. Sbch lille will Re e,sstsys
ed az 10 vested IN me Ivy The deed Of trust. Tettus
Of sale-One third Of Ihe pnfehass none, N bs
pad IN cash. The remaindef a. ibfee and eff s16bfhs
with interest from date. purchasers giving negotiable
notes with opprosed secnfhy.
DANIEL C LIST. ffast.s.
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ONG ARM MiTIS. Hand Mins Of d;Geren,
patterns, Pic Mic Gloves. and nssoricd cold
Ma Gloves, Tor sole by a o FAIRCllILD.
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ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass 81 Tor lsi5. ~ be drawn at Alexandria. ID e.
Angus, .. IS numbers. 10 drawn ballots,
$4,000.
Il fS35000 U. 10000 $4,000 lmi600
50 1000 so 400 SO 300 1872 400
Tickets 10 dolls; a cc,ufiraIe of package Of 26
tickets Will he sent ior $50; shares in pror orion.
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NOW Is TnE ACCEprEn T1ME.

WOW Is Tie ACCEPTED TIME.
tOME ONE CONE ALL. TO JOHNSTON
~ d ~BERRYH1LLS, No 1911 Main 81. where
you VIII find n most beautiful and well selected
stock OF FANCY. STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
. OF every description; md also, a large as
sor'mcn' Of iiatiers' fnrs aud Trimmings; all Of
which we will sell at very reduced prices. rs we
wish 10 close out for our Fall stock. All those no
are IN search i"r bargains will do we'll by calling.
jy7
(NOODS o LADIES' DRESSES are rs fol.
~ lows Cashmere, DeVmngs Bnlzarin,n new
af'cio Tor stresses. something different from ANYTHING
now IN This market. Also q variety Of French
lawns and Balzarioe; beautiful striped md plaid
SILKS; Alpacas, B,mbozines. Mcrinoes, and n variety
oil others TOO numerous 10 mention. We have also
on baud q large assortment Of Cloibs. Cassimercs
and Ves'ings; Tsilor's Trimmings Of every Jcscrip-
too We likewise bavo a beautiful ossorimcn, NJ
u 'nneis. viz: Medina Bonnels. Gimp do Lawn do
Straw do Neopoliinn do Persian Braid do Birds Eye
do Lace do Satin Straw 60. Carpeiing Of every
description. price and width.
= WORD TO TIE WISE Is SUFFICE
IN ENF'-All rer-ons wishing To get Bargains
will please call ni Johnston & Berryhill's, ns We are
confident we ran sell cheaper than any other house
IN the city. Rrmemhcr
JOHNSTON e. BERRYHlLLS.
Vo No l3i Mann ST. Wheeling.
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n FIN assortment Of Dress Goods, On Land
80 and for sale OF reduced prices. ny
30" IL Ow HEISKEI.L.
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Type and Stereotype Foundry.
l. Johns'n a. Gu, 6 George street. be,w cen walbu,
nDd Chestnut, and 9Th and 7ih.
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Fire Engine and Hose ManrJdctory.
John Agne~. I ranhim works. $40 V ,mv street.
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>HlRO LOT III ihose splendid 0~cmlemen'.
Il bla'k S.ourh Cloth Caps. jus, reed and iUt
sale low. jy % S ID HARPER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Dress Silks. en-
- hond aud ior sale by q HEISKELL.
Jun IS
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Comx,ssroxE.'s osv,cx. J.Iy II. isl5.

ComNissIoSEa's OsvicE. Jsly ~, 1915.
The parties concerned are hereby se,ised. shst
on MONDAY. The EIGHTEENTH dsy a( Al.
GUST lS4J. and thereafter ny sdjuxnsss~sSs 6sSsa
tine To iimc. as may he & nnd necessary. I viii at
The Off 9 IL jacob a F,ixhush in the Cav Of
wheeling. Virginia. poceed TO receive sSs b vs~ssS
proois NJ nnav DO brought before No. sssd b. sscev.
tam aud make Ierori Ia the Co iri suu<kise shs
matters referred 10 me by The ahovs de<ses.
EDWARD ii FITzHUCE, Caais.
NELSON p 6. SOD jv
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SMALL FRY

SMALL FKY LOTTERY.
For the month of August. draws every Monday
al Wilmington. Delaware. Tickets 81. n GER iicaie
Of q package Of whole tickets in rheso small lvlie.
rics is $50. Persons ordering tickets enc,osing
casl, or prize tickets To The amount Of IS. need no,
pay The postage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT-Amahc,
IN supply Of Aliens. winan's. Buiier's. Alden.
and Gardener Nerve and Bone Lioim~nt. orc,he,
with Patent Medicines Of all descriptions. just
rec'd and Tor sale low ny
Us J&T uoRNBRooK.
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August SCHEMES ron ,s.s



$6O,OOO!
-, ALtXtND RIA LOTTERY,
LASS 81 Tor Isis. To he drawn n, Alexandra. 10
- Augusta IS Numbers. - draw ballots.
! Phze oi $4,000 ! prize VI $500
!! 10000 IS each i iSao
10000 SO each am
! Iooa0 900 each 200
l 10000
iickcis sio; ccr'fica'c Of a package IS whvl.s
sI45. Skates In p,opa'mn.
. ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class ie6 If 1915; 10 he dawn at Bai,imorc, Al.
east6 10 numbers. Is drawn ballots.
$50, 900.
l OF $4,000 OF 5000 Of 5000 tofA50O
1 1000 ! $500 ] 5000 95OO
10 prizes Of 500
'ickcis ~ dolls. a certificate of n package will be
sent for l2O dolls; shares in proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30
Bank Nofe Enrrnrers

Torpan. Carpenter 4 co.-Sw cessoss TO Dsarrr.
Toppan Il Co. 76i wsInu, street.
Spencer. Huiy 4 Danforth -Succcs.ors to The old
hfm at Murray. Draper. fairman Il Gu. aud their
successors. 95 and 81 waInu, s,,est.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

NASTOR OIL-50 deg superior Castor Oil
JnS' reed aud for sale nj rcduc'd price. bv
WT J a. y HORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-30

Manufacturers md Dealers in all kinds Of
Scales and Weights.
Cray & Brother. 81 Walnut street, below Second.
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k)OLkA LACES-Jusi received this dny n good
4 siock Of Polka Laccs md Edeings. Pulks
bra'ds OF a desirable pattern. for sale by
V % A o F~AIRCuILD.