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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-18
LIST OF LETTEKS

rMAtNINf. :, rho Pos, ,aies at,Prairie d
IL. Chem on the LIST day of April, 1910.
,,, 1.rsey Isaac
s 80 Ia I,sn.ra . kinney Rufus
-, NJ Knowlton wiram
.I,sv Sylves,e, knight Joseph
ANDERSON Peter Lasp iie"i5
~. g., las Lemons Anthony
Burnett Thomas Loombrow M
Bassett S & w LOCKWOOD WIN
s,;cgs Rev S,enhen Lapant Bartholomew
aro Leon Mayer Jacob
pIack David Macnab Patrick
Barborn Joseph w McLemon Coi
BOSTON Margaret2 mccoy francis
beverly Charles michel Alonzo
Baker Philo Nancy Peter
, ,s2ss, Ns,bsni., m sfisiff II B''
Borris Charles McFree A
bartholomew Joseph mitchell welcom
peck Charles Nelson Samuel
black Mahlon Nicholas Jonathan
pripps A Needham John
buchanan w Peninton James
Bushber Joseph Price WIN
Bunnell T plummer st
Orull Charles Price Margaret
Cameron Peter POST Master La Cross
craft Oliver Phelbrock WIN
clifton Ira Parker Henry,
chevallier Louis Rose James
clark FEE range Edward
chase Isaac need WIN
canton James rogers James
cunningham G. Roberts Joseph
carson VIM 2 reynolds washington
Cooper VIM reynolds Edward
cowles James russell Jeremiah
clark Moses Sehlifhtweg Matthew
cunningham WIN stukee Henry
cochran Sanders sweeny 'aeon
Drurv Thos d schneider Hermon
peyanport Col WIN schoniag WIN
news Il shaw Geo
nouplass wm2 stone james
podgeon DIV STRAIN Louis
Domorck Kennedy sheppard Andrs"
pibble Col O II smith Caleb W
Eeaton Henry schnovy
Fsnemore Henry Tallmadge Hon
rarribonet John b Tander
ruman John Toothacrc Isaac
frederick Augustus Talmadge Charles
freeman james E VAL fniIipp
yinley John vankluk
rlin NH Warne Alonzo
FISHER James wespperd James
Francis Hiram wheeiock ~
Talsom John II watkins WIN
Geau Hammond 2 wild "A
esitz Leonhard, wilson Thos
Green Henry wood David X
Horton WIN wanzsr Christopher
horton Benz whaley WIN
Henagan Nicholas warren Geo
hammond Ira fl wsrnif John
nall F NJ 2 Young Aonzo
Harasythy A yates Charles
hunter Mr. Tanden George
Hsathco,e Sergt 7
P. A. R. BRACE, P. M.
Prairie du CHEN, April S, 1916. SGT.
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Taken Up
Something New.

TyHE subscriber is making fof sale, Pateas
Bake Ovens of different sizes; most eco
noTnical conirivanee for cooking. They are s1-
perior 70 stoves or brick ovens for taking.
A. b. S0UTHWORTH.
Potosi, March IS, 1876.
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To Ill Concerned.

A n adjourned session Of the Board Of Com
N missioners Of Grant County, wiz be held at
the Court House in Lancaster, on Monday the
20th day Of April, 1886. By order Of the Beard.
10. SHRADER, CLERK.
april 6, 1876.
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Franklin House,

TORNER of Broadway and Dey street, New
" York. The proprietors Of the Franklin
House, respectfully inform their friends and the
public, thar their house is now undergoing extern
sive Tepairs--such as being painted throughout,
and wing large addition Of new foniiure.--
Wears grateful for the patronage heretofore re-
ceive :, and solicit continuance Of the same.
NEWTON HAYES,
JOHN p. TREADWELL.
Mr.. q. J. S Thompson is associated with Us
in the Franklin House.
New York, Feb l3, 1916. Bit.
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LIST Or LETTERS

II EMAINING in the Postofice at Edwards
ID vile, w. T., on the LIST of april, 1876.
Ash Miss Grant II G
Adamas John johnson
Barber Eunice 3 James Rachel Z
Brandly John lack james
brown NIB kinney Daniely
Bryanh James Large ohm
boyle Henry Memon
zurich s p Northross Chas
Barnsback Mr. Per1eau James
coney Louisa B staply WINS
clave Catherine SANGER Ihos
crump Rich stump Henry
Eastbrook Emeline stringham l. ID
Eamst Fred sparks Thos B
hamilton / p Troxwell David
Hutchens WIN WEIGH WIN
JOHN P. HORR, P. M.
5-3t.
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Ten Pin .4lle1 Tor SAFE.

NOR sale at Ls1csster, a new aud excellent
IT Ten Pin Alley--eheapeT by far than can be
made. Esquire at the Herald Office or Of Den
c. Eastman, at Piaueyile.
april IL, 1876. ST.
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segyq WA@@o

Manufactured from the best Of Tin by the sub
scriber himself al his Mandatory in Potosi--and
which will be furnished at retail and also by the
wholesale or will be made TO order at any time
TO suit customers.
The goods above described have just been selee.
tod in tho Eastern markets by the subscriber, and
bought at extremely low prices, aud are now ar
irving at Potosi. They win DO sold very cheap foi
cash. Tho subscriber can afford to cell at least as
cheap as purchases can be made at Galona, or al
a,y of the towns on or near the Mississippi river.
Every customer who will call, may be sure of being
suited with the above offered, and also with
the prices.
All kinds OF Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron work
made TO order. A. b. SOUTHWORTH.
Potosi, w. T., Sept. 9Th, 1916. 26--ly.
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EXPENDITURES.
School Fupd-Amount ofSchool Fund
appropriated to and among the diff
ferent School Districts, and paid, ST 1854 OF
Paupers-Amount paid for board and
clothing for paupers. for PHYSICIANS
bills and expenses Of burial, &c, $50 "a
ierpauper fam, Cos I6
justices and Constables--Amouutp paid
for fees in criminal cases before
justices of the peace, to justices,
constables, witnesses, Jurors, guards,
&C., &C., $50 s.
Eleet'ons-Amount paid to judges and
clerks ofelection fur their per diem.
and mileage in making returns, la 10
Wolres Amour, paid as bounty for
killing wolves, 1873 90
Stationesy--Amount paid for books
and stationery, &C., for Clerk of
District Court, Clerk of Board of
Comfy Commissioners, Register of
Deeds, &C., SO 3S
7ares acknowledgements of taxes re-
funded being enormously paid, "a
Juries--Amount paid grand and petit
jurors for per diem and mileage fof
second week of District Court, 36l l6
Pinting-Amount paid for printing, 237 b0
Coroners-Amounr paid Coroner, Cor
oner's jur,es, constables fees, &C.,
before Coroner's juries, lo4 ~
District Attorney Amount paid Dis
trict Attorney, $50 0o
Criminal Cases-Amount paid clerk
and witnesses before District Cour, $50 90
Court House-Amount paid for repairs
&c., TO court house, ou %
Territorial Reuenue-Amount paid to
Territorial Treasurer, being 5per 90
cent. on the tax roll of 1914, 276 80
Jail--Amount paid for alterations in
jail, 4S 30
Sstperrisors of Roads-amount paid to
supervisors of roads for extra work, l26 80
Sherif'e and Jailor's Fees--amout
paid to sheriff for fees in criminal
cases, keeping Jail one year, atten-
dance OH District Court and Board
Commissioners, summoning juries,
&C., and for board, clothing, fuel,
&C., for prisoners in Jail and for
fuel for court house, &C., TAI %
Roads and Bridges amount paid to
reviewers, claimants and surveyors
of roads, and for building and re-
pairing bridges, &C., 1897 94
CoLector-amount paid collector for
pes centage, and fees on sale of
land fcr taxes, 335 DO
.4ssessors--amount paid 10 assessors of
of lands and town lots, l67 gu
Commissioners and Clerk-amount
paid for per diea, and mileage of
Commissionerssand clerks fees, 400 So
pe ssa centaee. fNN 25s %
Miscellaneous expenditures, oil W
Total amount Of expenses, S9,202 80
3
RECEIPTS.
Amount of taxes collected, ss,o72 80
Amount received from grocery, tavern,
ped 3saro and other licenses, I,IoJ 10
Amount Of fines paid over by justices
of the peace, 55 S5
Amount of judgment from District
Coun and paid over, ~ 80
| Amount received for lands redeemed
and certificates sold, 1,473 81
Total amount of receipts Sll,129 II
Amount of Orders outstanding jan
uary IL, 1916, S2,74I o.
! Amount of Orders issued in 1915, 1887 II
| Total amount, ell,07S 81
| Total amount cancelled Jan. IA, 1916, 10 l25 40
Total amount outstanding Jan. IA, 1876, 952 81
RESOURCES.
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FOU NDRY HOLLOW WARE.

very light neat castings, including Bake Orens,
Skaets, Steic Kettles, Sa,sce-pans, French Pots,
Round Pots, Sugar Kettles, Spiders, Tea Kettles,
aud a variety of other culinary utensils.
-Alsn--a gnnd assartmcnt Of
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JAPANED & TIN WARE,

Of every description wanted in this market, in
GLIDING Tea Canisters, Bread Trays, Tea Trays,
Muse Lamps, Mica Lamps, Spitoons, Molasses
Cups, Trunks, Sr Boxes, Sugar Boxes, Cake
Boxes, Graters .nde Sticks, and an infinite va
riety of 9th" .nicles not now recollecied.
Alsn M rxinneiun aaanrfnnnf nf
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Fiscal Affairs of Grant County.

GTATEMENT of the Receipts and Expendi-
- tunes of Gran, County, w. T., for the year
A. d., 1916, from the 18th day of January, 1915
to the 18th day of January 1876, inclusive.
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FANCY GOODS.

Merino Shtwls; Stocks;
Tanan. Paid do Silk handkerchief;
plain & do Fashionable ribbon;
Cashmere do Umbrellas;
Cravats; Capes;
Also--an elegant selection of Dress handkercaieis
and Poins.
The subscribers bsgIleave especially to invite
the attention of ladies to their very ri,h and ex-
tensve variety of materials for fashionable dress
es. comprising nearly every description of fabrics
that arc worn.
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Total amount outstanding Jan. "a, 1876, 952 81
RESOURCES.
Judgments in District Court in favor
Of Grant county, all Of which may
be considered good, being mostly Sc
cured by lien on real estate, 81, 462 AZ
Ta=se duo Grant county Tor the year
I64l, for which deeds have been
executed, 4l6 As
Taxes due Grant county for the year
1912, for.whch deeds have been ex-
ecuted, 32f II
Taxes due Grant county for the year
1S43, for which she holds certificates, All "
Taxes due Grant county for the year
1914, for which she holds certificates, All 70
Taxes due Grant county for the year
ls45, for which she holdscertifcatcs, l,247 43
Amount of personal liabilities ana
money in the Treasury, 844 81
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Also, variety Of
Ready Made Clothing.

Our stocks of Boots and Shoes are OF the very best
nnnliiu mud Of all kinds mud sizea.
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II EMAINING in the Post Ofics, a. 15 3 ta''''
Ii Chem on the LIST day of Apf'i' iofo'
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HENRY L. MASSEY, J
JOHN +. KIRKPATRICK,} Co. Com'rs.
JAMES p. cox,
Attest, L o. SHRADER, Clerk.
Dated, Lancaster, January Ia, 1876.
45-l2t.
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To Southern and
WESTERN MERCHANTS.
PHILADELPHIA Wholesale Houses.

Philaaezphia Wholesale Houses.
lYTyHE subscribers, Merchants, Manufactures,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers of the
CITY of Philadelphia, being prepared with full
stocks of Goods in their respective departments,
suited to the wants of the South and West, re-
spectfully unite in an invitation to Southern and
Western Merchants, to examine their several as
sortmenls, which will be offered at prices and on
terms which cannot fail to prove satisfactory.
| The variety and excellence of our Domestic
Manufactures, in addition to abundant and choice
supplies of Foreign Goods, with which the Phiia-
ldelphia Market is provided, present the strongest
inducements to purchasers to visit this cry 'o'
Snr;ng and Summer supplies OF every description.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
GALE on THE GULF


IN the New Orleans Picayunc of the %,
n''. we have accounts Of terrible g.l. :,
'hs Suif Of Mexico. the full pert;cuI.,. :
which wili'doub,less be long tune in reach.
ing US.
At key West IL commenced ON the morn
ing OF the llth inst. and continued uu,;, ).
osiock at night Every dwelling house 81 =.
nve OF sax, all The wharves, the sal, vol.
,'gns iouse and custom house Were blow
aown' aud it is supposed that fifty people =,
least persisted in them and by wa,e, g.
dy hey light house was DESTROYED.
The U. ). Brig Perry and Revenue cu,,.,
Morris were destroyed.
hEfOkrED GALE AT HAvANA-sIxTy
SESsklS SAID To BE LOST
IS correspondence offhe American
Ntw ORLEANS, Oct. %, lS46-2P PM
P,a'n "Inson. ofthe ship Sunbeam. inst
orhved from Boston, informs me tia, h.
sPssk the u. >. schr. Flirt ON the 18Th ;rs,
ano Was told that the recent gale was very SO.
we're at Havana, aud that siytv yesss,s ~
so 'os'. Flow the Flirt obtained this in
uouon Is not known--but il seems to me
very probable that the news is true. 1 much
listers. 4rlf ---''TV VI "'-
Business is very quiet to-day. / motto. 3,
safe oil 200 bales Cotton at 81 cents Tn.
market Is easier aud holders are more inclined
To sell. '"'''''e"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
FRESU GOODS.

ItSr received direct from Philadelphia aud for sale
the Family Grocery opposite the Big Red Boot, the
following articles:
hoX Ctron hox Rock Candy. - lbs Oatmeal, 25 Ihs
Pearl Barley, oN Flour OF Rice boxes very superior
Chocolate, oN fue Cocoa. box Capcrs, dozen MuSh
room keichup, dozen Essence nj Anehovies 6canisers
SGrines II Jars mixed Pickles Preserved Pine Apples
Aprcots Peaches Pears, Ien'sn Pse aud Strawberries
IN quart jars superior Pine Apple cheese variety of Su
Essccc of Lemons ~ boxes superior Regalia, Principe
and caZadore Scgars dozen Scarfsaia Smoking Tulac
CO, - dozen cot aud dry do boX aromatic chew
ing Tobacco dozen boxes Gleuns Sponeceous Shaving
soap, Mace, Ground Cinnamon and cloves, pure salad
oil, Lemon syrup. Ground Nuts Pecans. Fhcus, Eng
lsh Wannts Son Slcll Almonds, Dried currans, Loaf
aud Fuive'zcd Sugar, Scrub Brushes blocks, Hand
Scrubs, Shoe BRUSHES and busters. bids Pare cider Vim
egSr Smoked Herring, Family Herring Mol Mackcrel,
Sh9d aud Picksi Salmon, which. with many articles IN
siore makes assortment complete, aud will Lc
sold clicap for cash or approved barter.
seI2I ED SWEARI NGEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
NEW AND CHEAP
DRY GOODS

- GORGE McMURRAi is now opening OF his store
Aa room en- Market square, splendid stock at fahcy
and STAPLE lTy Goods Al uncOiuouy low prices which
the of his respectfully solicited viz
For Gentlemen super wool dyed Black French cloths.
Beaver
:" Brown, Olive and Green
Black and other coiored Cassmers super black French
for Ladies coaks, barred do Black fancy striped SAGE
cadet aud scc naked Satnets, super striped barred aud
plain satin CraNats sin
Forihc ladies super Graduated cashmere rohcs igb
coiorcd hmcrs do, siik Warp and fancy ure, Apaca
ihilct cot., pair cashmere shaws heavy hack richly
embroidered, shaded inoTtnocs black and other coI0rs
mOFeou- f1r laiie's wear Ind IN null aud swiss, threa
iaces Alpaca cHsncs aud Lambs wool hose, ancy hon
ribbons, style prinis very low great variety
suPer black, brown and cuored ladies Md gloves
splendid a-sortuent black white and red mcrino arms
EarsOn and other Gingaus good assortment lie neis
all coiors, shirlngs eacicd and brown with good va
riety Of all kinds OF faucy aud fashionable GOols
Ni.SO super Guupow der Imperial young Hy ~ Teas
OlonE CluiSu Moda ShOuslong do. super government
Java and Rio coffee for sale by GEO McMURRAY,
Oct Is, Market square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
cars. CARS

u Nh now IN cVnse OF receiving a very lar. ,rl =,
- rerior Sssortn,ent Of Meas Youth. and l,,',
sls' %icNery variety snd style. viz Di Tur MI,iy
Ci"lh, Flush, Velvet Oiled : k ,sii.u A., 49,, ,,
seal comprising all the styles viz: : - ~ ~ 'i"'
he Riproid lafier palo Auto A,
= belle. and Castor Otcron do
together With aiithe late and apnroyc,l -, L. III -,
which were parchs~el by my self from the New So,t
a. nSsefn Manufactures for cash. and discount at
~ pe' cen, less than those who purchased their cars
sat w Tue season, consequently my patrons rnd an
favor me with their custom. shall have tAs a,vsu.
aye. Don't forget 10 call at W. W Jinie~on l,al Nam
. " YOU want avery good Hat Cap a. am con.
inshuiaeinrinr hats ON the approved primer
s, =" Tue hest material by the hest wor ken and t-
VI WV 'ssh'"ns C"untry merchants who want hats
.u GAYS hy the case ar Dozen. will please cali a. au
:" supply them ON hetier terms them thcv can
100, cSs', W. w. JIMESON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
A GOOD MEDICINE.
ASToR Housr. March le 10,

4 U.
IN =. BENZ. ssiru,-Desr Sir. Last week s,,,,..,
ITO" senees county with large 10, Of q, .,... 80,
ICING exposed all night the cars wmeh,,- ,h.,.,
''"A cold 50 that when arrived at New York my
s s"n' and had violent pain in my head. A. soor
a. 'a'sporeh ~ my sheep. was Obliged IN attend. 49,
a"h. contained shox of your Improved Indian y.,.,
a'"e rhl-, aud Alternating two doses. was e,t,,c, :.
'e'od. am well known in the interior and western
psrtof this State, and shall always he nle..o, q, -
mend your Pills. Yours Truly AIvopn
1thee ~ creenwieh street. (I.arre Brick Boek1
Always ask for the lnnprovc,I Indian yc..,,,,.
20 And see that C. Benz Smith 4. wr;u,, vii,
pen ON the bottom OF the box '" WIN
manufactured by g. BENZ smith. OF New ,, coated pill
Tune, and Relieve them 10 he rood medicine. an, a
Of the inyention ~ enthlea To- the beneht
Pastor LIST Baptist Church. P;,,.,mr.,
vmec l'sGreenwich st. large brick blo.t = s"-
p,I,L Always ask for the Improved Indian ye,c,,h.
UJSAnd see that G. Bcnj. Smith 4. u,,
pen on the lotion OF the box VIZ"
rAinLI n WMsas c,ss, = cRUMsAcKER, PRYOR
CT CLArHsviLLE,o MORGAN and RAMSEY.
ERisYPELAs is only one among MANY of,,e name,
Gus ailments which originate in impurities of lie M
,perence has shown that few III any are ,ore Az
hcuh to overcome. Bu, the Cicksner S';y.S s., vi
ee'sble Pills have urappIed -,ceessfv WIN -, we.
Ioini Mrs Jones' of Albany, now INV ards az N ,..
os ns 1een subject to periodical returns this com.
,'cn, cr earliest infancy; and Iaftey had Icn a.
"sny Affected a. To furnish indications of drrar.c
Recourse was had formerly to the family
nyslean but his prescription only drove the a,If,o1
Watu a. usual, tn return with renewed yioeuee rha
DOCTOR hnsy recommended box of Lees Pills b.S
somls mistake of the Apotheearys clerk Ioy
VI 'hekeners sugar Coaei Vegetable Pursatiye pin
a. sent ia their stead. Having TITLE faith in pin. f
~ description. aud beinr rather siperStiious vxith,I
ney concluded that Providence had hand In the s.L
,ion, and amer all. IL might turn out Tor the Is-,
Ihey accordingly made % Them The res,lt Of ~.
.w ae- len them no cause To regret their snpersti
had no attack OF Ersypelas since The Dnr,o, .ss
rhy delighted at the supposed of his nrescria
on, ' was so completely astonshet when ie disco
% prescribe nothing else IN OF Ersypcns hut Gle
iulyt n A N FaIRciT, m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
LOOa. OgT!.
w NFER 81. CIInNr rNslI

'''HN - NittNf tNSU
CLOTHING STORE;
SECOND door 6eioio tie Uniisd States Hotel
Hhsrimg, Va.
TilOS. HUGHES. j..
now receiving and opening large snd Lesnin,l A.
svfuneat Ot fashionable FRii and \y,ter ,.,l. -.
" WIN great care, hath a. To s,y and qualiy. and
ts" I" very "w tor cash, that he can aud will sell
' ~ cheap a. they re had ia tie Western cuun,
- , e ,nts ,hc attention OF those Who jhs
800 oS 10, Weir FSli and Winter Wear. Ia eaII and eN
a",e Il" themselves before cs, brre A. n.
"I,s'2.d to ssi Them good Goods low a. money
~! '.'i'. hsvnc purchased Very largr stock OF
me m'~' desirable Goods the approaching sc.,n M.
pesu 70 sen i.cni Far les than they have leiote
ne following coutpris, ,urti9n viz.
tLo1llS, Blue, hisck. brown clsr,t aud inyis,Ls
shJ n!e"'h, hhe'ish aud American cloths OF etery
s I., price ana quality Beaver cloths and Beaver
weeds OF very superior qualities and extra chenn
rlain and fancy French. English AVID American CAST
hl,,,S rom Jss ceutsto - 80 per yard.
NV EEilS--tol miN, clarci and lalja MKT 'r,Vcel.
a Spendd article for sacks and oyercos,s.
ESIlNGS-Extra super cashmere and et,l,roiJer,J
SATIN silk cashmere vcstngs Fancy sin velvet ami mi
YET serino vcstings, Wooen, plaid and swans down do
'Mencia and satlnent. &c.
sATINEJs-Any quantity Of sstincts OF plain and
NJ eo,o,S, a. your own prices Extra super hlue
green haise, and host OF other too numerous 10
mention.
CRAvATS-Plain & fancy satin Cravais and scarfs
poehe handkerrhefs, ThiteI, Cashmere aud Io-ki ~
.nVes suspei'dcs, nIerino and lambs wool under shirts
aud drawers, Canton aud all wool Flannel. do WOODEN
cotorts country Knit half hose. aud ia every thing
that can he looked for in a cloihnR store.
j. hEADi MADE CLOTHI NG-Coais, blue. black and
.oa' Cioh uIe-'S ana Dock Goals rom - Tn
s-o. bue Msckmaw blanket and beaver cloth over
coais, heavy Tweed aud Pilot cloth do.
CHAMPIONSHIPS aud fancy Cashmere pants
oehs chcafct IMAM ever YOU saw noH So to $40. taS
psnia"os of all eolors, stripes aud prices. "a low
as 81 per pair.
NEsrS-rhe most beautiful assortment OF ready.
nSde vests that ever " AZ looked at made and rnm.
IN superior style.
sHlRrS-Nhie linen and Muslin shirts made and
zone up in Ike best sly le aud better article know
uiA can te bought any where elise the city striped
en aud calico shirts. Marine stripe, check and chiniz
shirts.
may lie proper here To mention thai all goods sold
u' OF tiis establishment warranted perfect both
~ I"S'A ANA manufacture, tie customer risk
~ having an interior article put upon them Any of the
o"Ne goods made To order ia the latest aud fash
unable Siyles and warranted tn liz sale. Hence
Nsud say To one aud all, who prize good III, made
u e test material, al the shortest notice. to call at the
wafer street clothing STORE formerly the siand of the
az. John i.ccch. III, HUGHES, Jr.
Wheeling Oct H. 'iG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-02
Extract Of a Letter from job. Leach.

br,p mn AAaoS's Rex. Montgomery Co r.
with ~, -fes The last two yesrsI have been Ia
:. -, ~. enue AMI levers. when recovered ~ IL.
astAen with seo~tiveness and ns,o -. 80 W ma,
F.,, :, euxs oil The rilt continued Tor nine sep
medicine wssh s"s s, me aud sner long eoars, III
csh ~ eoay with much Jerking in my nerve, s
mn n r,as ~ ,os some months, the Doctor. al
s had continual and ns.ss in % Al
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ted 49,. so' AZ hsd, which a small f.,a, IL. e
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war,S U.S. tough, two boxes they w., W. Dss
sise 10 p,.s man any have ever used have been nm
writing 10 vo.. s e which causes me the nessou OF
more, viii remit ron the sn,oop, '"" 'e"" me
VI" subscribe myself your afflicted friend
ne, s -, wholesale and retail BY PRYOR A. ptJ,,,
sole agents Wheeling
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