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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

WING PATRIorIsM. Coon paper at New
Albany the Gazette is laboring as hard as its puny
efforts will admit to drive off or discourage vol
uuteers. It rings hundreds of changes upon two
falsehoods, viz. That the administration has made
provision for the support ofthe volunteers,
and that Gov Whtcomb is starving them by neglect,
&c. Such soft lies need contradiction, as few
days time always refutes them 1t is really not to be
wondered at, in paper which is at this time endea-
voring to uphold the acts of Generals Scott and
Gaines, both of which worthless are bespatterng each
other with hot SOUP"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

OF Burnell, late cashier of the Manufacturers and
Mechanics Bank at Nantucket, has been arrested Tor
enbczzing the funds of the institution, and put under
bonds in S25 600
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
w. IL. PRESTON q co.

HAVE constantly receiving direct from New
York. well selected assortment OF DRY GOODS Mnien
they will sell cheap cheaper than any store IN uese
Their consists OF the following
Cassimere sainetts Jeans, Hardtimes Tweeds
Drngs Vestngs Braid Bonnets, Ribbons
Cava Dress shfw &c
Also good assortment Of ready made Conlng anu
assortment of CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES wp'ch
enabled sell nears cheap others 90 tntr
VIII fs 70 pee
before be got out Of town gOod ASSORTMENT o. lam
tgorn Fur Brush Silk Hats will be Kept constantly on
have also Coffee Sugar Nader Indigo Coppeas
um Pepper Spice, Ginger, Nails Cotton Yarn &C %
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
ATTENTIONS!

The signers to the new Military Company as re-
quested to meet at the Court House, THIS EVEN
ING, at early candlelighting. By vote,
p K Lands Oh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
NEW DRUG STOR Il
vVhofas1Ie and Retail.

81 wADF resyectfuly the public that he -
~ opened in the lately occupied ny IaP yohn o'n on
~ Washington street indianapolis, new Drug store lie M
ye the attention of Physicians Druggists Merchants and the
public generally his extensive and compete asoStmen, Of
sTFFS GLASS His stock purchased IN Boston lew
all fresh pure and genuine IN quality which ne
purc the west
prescriptions with accuracy WIN
I'D d CRAIGHEAD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
GRADING,

6HE undersigned will receive sealed proposals until the fourth day
IL Of July grading alley Immediately
ngton street. between Illinois and The
and dng TO be done according the survey marked out BY the
Engineer.
ALSO-Poposas be received until
ling said alley The gaveng will be required be and
under the direction Of the Committee Marshal they may
direct The bids for gravel viii be by measurement.
WIN. MONTAGUE,
WIN; G;y.SsSSTSSIaAiRicUM, c'"ah.'.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

FENHE,undeened proposals
July @ the building Of Bridges PogDe's
on Pennsylvania street. and the other Delaware street Tho
bridges be OF
long and thy vide double
side The bridge The good style good
timber The particulars will be made by calling either OF
the undersigned. WIN. MONTAGUE,
WIN. c. VANILLA RICUM, Committee.
A HARRISON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

CrThe loss by the tornado at Grenada (Missis.
sippD is estimated at about segcuty-fye OF eighty
thousand dollars. Twenty-one persons were killed
add sixty wounded, many Of them dangerously. The
number Of houses orn from their foundation was one
hundred and twelve.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
CANDIDATES.

For Prosecuting Attorney Of the 9Th Circuit,
EARL S. STONE EDWARD LANDER.
For Sheriff Of Marion County,
ALEX. w. RUSSELL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
LOST,

SILK twist and steel beads with
"a and contained four hye dimes The
finder win be ILLEGALLY rewarded by leaving at this ONCE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

DANIEL WEBsrEh-The Wing papers of this State
circulating statement that the report of the COM
mittee of Congress, in the of Mr. Webster,
clearly exonerates him from the charges preferred
against him by Mr. Ingersol This is not true. The
The report of the majority is to the effect that large
amount of testimony was taken, which it would be
improper TO publish except in of impeachment.
Without expressing any opinion as to what is estab-
shed by it, the committee advise It's being sealed up
and deposited in the archives of the House. The
report of the minority of the committee is decidedly
unfavorable- to Mr.. Webster, and represents him to
have been dauer at the time and after his retire.
ment from the office of Secretary of State We shall
endeavor to publish both reports. 80
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

ESCAPE ED from the Hancock night Of the
"A 4h Of February last STEPHEN KELLOGG, about 80 years
SN old feet six inches high dark complexion dark
~ look full forehead black haH, walks slowly
light talks but e speaks correct using great caution not
himself doctor by profession, but has been studying law
for lie committed 10 jail for burglary and
will be for his apprehension
believed that he Is in Illinois
Missouri. JONATHAN DUNBAR,
June rs. 1886. 5-3w-H Sheriff Hancock Co.. Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
NOTE LOST.

I'D ETEEN the 9Th and lth instant the subscriber lost note
Id his favor Andrew Yount residing about nve miles
Lafayette hundred and dollars,
payabe on or before the 9h day OF December dated 18th
SEPTEMBER e As payment has been sopp can be OF no
the owner who will be greatly Oted 70 any person
VIM WIN o. sS WIZ " GEORGE OWEN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25

rENIE subscriber, wishing prepare
IL DESTROYS Of dipong Of his entire stock Of Books Sta
toRery &c He will and all who
wish for GREAT BARGAINS call His stock ample
and This he weeks when
necessarily with stock Those in Of
cheap will please call this is their
chance Of getting good and ualHabe works cheap.
| q n JE,s<l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
Columbus (OhiO) Marine and Fire
Insurance Company.

IndlundPoHs AScncy.
NHE undersigned has appointed agent Of the above named
company, with authority Of insurance against
loss damage buildings all other property also against
cargoes steamboats, keel boats fiat
boats desiring
fully requested TO call him at the county auditors Office
-3w jOHN w. HAMILTON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

A oNsnnday night last from the Stable Of the Canal Brew
TlA ery this town, BAY MARE, three old this
lAh spring. about fifteen hands high, in the forehead,
and tail no will
BUSCHER, Brewery,
as 20 her vii be
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
FIVE DOLLARS REWAI

EENE1 OOE1H4H kS ~ w - IHDs
from the Bar Room Of the Union Hotel SUNDAY
w morning last large sized Breast Pin, enamel set with
miniature painting Of Gen. jackson bound in carved gold, with me
viii Information al the
Union Hotel Formerly Ray House, y where be had hah
above reward priced by The % hom consoera
tons other than IL intrinsic value.
Indin IuneI 1W w. ~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
ELECTION NOTIC]


NE annual election for Directors OF The Madison and Indnnapo
Railroad Company will be held at Madison the Fourth We
nesday in June, 1886.
April H. 1886. los Owls JACKSON, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
WAR TO THE KNIFE,
nnnnSIffnn rn UusoIn D.So

E subscribers have inst received another supply Of Goods
to which they all who buy they
buy cheapest usei&s Is have
LITTLE o every thing In the way Of Dry Goods Groceries,
&C. all Of which will sell cheaper than the cheapest Sc
tumble in all HoOedOm, and pockets Of your
dimes HI & &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-25
TO THE LADIES
SELLING OEEt

~ INGhhMS Lawns Prints Grass skirts While Goods Of
" description. White Leghom and Straw Bonnets,
Ribbons, style, Flowers sc sc. Just received selling
at reduced prices al HORNS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT list.

That the delibcrate murderer ought TO suffer
death, ss just reward OF his crime. i. some
times demonsi rated even by the testimony of
The most ardent opponents OF the &C pital PEN
atty. From the tenor of their arguments as
commonly urged with grcst neal, the inference
would b., that they regard the act oi executing
the murderer. especially on the gallows, as it,
sell an slrocious. though legslixed murder, -
And oil their resources Of mingled logic and
sccrn are brought To bcsr upon this relic of
osrbsnsm, for surely YOU cannot make a
worse use OF man than 10 hang him by the
neck until lie il deed.
Out see how ths order OF events sometimes
bushes io silence this clsmoring reasoning. Ia
the MIDI OF peaceful and law abiding com
munIty, eveu where the heavenly form Of re-
liSiou ,'easis her holy and lervading influence
a murder Is comni,ted--a murder of such an
unnatural and revolving character. of such
deep aud die fil die. al tn shock the SYN a.
thies' almost a whole people. Slch cases do
occur cases oi such fieDd like naligDity. that
the voice OF oppression il mute, and the YER
dict OF the community, uttered in the deep
feeling OF justice. decides that the perpetrator
OF the monstous strocity has forfeited the
continuance OF that boon which he brutality
denied TO snother-tspecislly II that other was
one whom God aud nature had committed 10
MS protection To bo shielded from insolence
and violence.
One use. doubtless. which Divine Provi-
dence designs ian the permission Of these out.
RACES, Is To reclaim man to the great first priu
ciples Of the Divine Government. They tend
osweep away the shadows which in ordinary
ute sometimes gather around the subject
They bring home TO every mans business
and bosom the Truth, aud righteousness and
eternal fitness OF the fundamental principles
OF Divine law. They preach in thunder tones,
which men arc made to hear above the din
OF business, the clsmor of doubtful disputa-
tion. aud appeals to false sympathy. They
send thrill OF horror through every peaceful
village, and quiet hamlet-ihey proclaim at
every mans freside-they cause thfobin
every bosom that beats there; and they speak
language which makes itself imiellieible to
every heart-"To spare the lite Of the murder
e. - To Uroag mankind. Society demands
protection OF the innocent. Lenity To him
who strikes the deadly blow. is cruelty to
thos- who may become his victims"
Pres. ADJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
From tie ". y. Evening Post Of SafyyJo,
LETTERS OF MAROIE -

We learn from Washington. on IL. 80,
best authority, that = CoTnrsponIeuc. a..
krn place between ths Secretsry nf ST.. -.
TIM Duitcd States aud he autho,it;,s CT.
touching ihe hitting oui al Mexican I,,tcr. -
Msrqne, AZ the pons oi that Island 4, i.
known That thee j. an e1prcss s,iyul.tio,, 80
"uf Treaty ct 1893, with old S,ain spsi,s, 49,,
h'ung out Of puyatceu, tom any S,,n;.b.
Por, which spitalaiiou has been p,..ss,I M,
The attention OF Spain. ln rrpl, 10 Nj, Ri
anans letter. We are told tiai th, ,nost ~;
li'c nssnTrauccs have been r.tuncd both h,
1H government ct Cnba end that of the moth.
a =, country To- the ELECT That he terms Of the
fap VIII be most rrligiously adhered to
NO P1's'etfs' 81 any description. will b,
sion.
Mr.. buchanan maintains distinctly tls,..,
violation Of the ir-aty wOull b,u it.t rsns'
iOr war
Much has becn said by impairment "a ,;,o..
iot tie press as 10 crFtsin nrgoc,ations -. !,
have lsen entered into between our eov,,o.
meni aud Santa Anus. ~ regard 10 the a.,
IMITATION OF TIC Mexican wsT But Ne l,sy,
sulhonty Tor stating Chat no sllcii ncgocist,nn.
have e'ef taken Piacr end that our govern.
ment has had no connections whsfe,er OF,
the Mexican leader Mf. Msrkn,,,i.'. 80.
sion 90 the hsveH8 i,us trrn sr,skeu =, 49,,
ne1ion with lhcse frsOrts. bat ti,st ,,,is,,;,.,
has bad exclusive feicrcngr 10 t,is sub,.,, I.
protecting our cpmmrrrisl INTEREST,"
a. 10 TIE naturalization of fofriancrs D., a.,
he1icans. oi which something A. all n ~,
fereni news from Havana. We know th,t ~,
government viii regard the tom -
imud snd treat ail persons pretending 10 ar
81 such Character as pirates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

acted nobiy there was no confusion, no selfish
excitement, each one seemed To regard more
the safety 81 his neighbcr than oi himself.
Capt. NsnPclt, OF the Mobegsn, and Capt.
Williams, of the CLEOPATRA furnished every
assistance that Law in their power, 10 the as
sisance oi the suffeer--clothes. provisions
everything needed, in TACT, was given with an
unspsrins hand. Mr.. Tsrbox. OF Norwich also
lsylsied his hospitality upon each aud eyesy
sufferer that he met, his kindness is most
hiehiy spoken oi by many who were the sub
jects of IL.
But QUO scene in the diana, our duty though
not Our will. compels us to publish. While
the hand OF death was busy in this place Of
SORROW aud disaster. the hand OF man was en-
gagged in robbing the victims OF the stotm.
As The bodies were washed ashore there were
beings IN the human form who could With a
cailousness of heart almost incredible, scoop
down and plumber them OF every article ol
value To be iound. The clothes oi some were
cut, aud watches, money. jewelry. nyihing
| convertible To gold was stolen.
Dan'd Webster aud Judge William Kent
was passengers in the Atlantic lOm Boston
a. lar a. Norwich. where the, left, either from
some engagement there, OF not liking tlic looks
~ the weather
II . risird Of Captain Dustsn, who took
"a ~ INsi'iol over TIC upper saloon,
inst 10 HE earnest solicitation al his ooinpan-
ions la peril. not to expose himself thus. NE
repst"d; III the Atlantic GOES, I 90 with her"
me Atlantic was valued at about 81, 900
a.. an" was insured both against fire aud s-s rick
York
Jefferson, s5Ooo
M.tasl Safety, $1,000
Atlantic is0oD
and probable s35 900 more in the Eastern of.
hces' making in all about $4,000 She was
insured at ~ per cent against fie and 4 per
cent against sea risk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

coal. and another with -four, were also sunk.
Two mails irom Boston arc due by the Long
island Railway. aud two by the Stouineton
boats. The bats OF the Norwich aud S,o-
niag,on lines are oil at the other end of their
routes. The Traveller, from New Haven, re-
ports that the railway train from The North
dad not reach there when she left, retarded, it
Is presumed, by the snow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
'rHuRSDAy,.......DECEMBER J, tsi6.

cor DR.. Morrill will continue HIS rcmarl {
upon the structure ot the SKIS. Clothing.
Baihi"g. Cleanliness, PrereAfioH Of Colts,
cc@ghs, Sc. ibis evening at tho Mcihodis,
Protestant Church, fotme'ly Masonic Hail.
We look uron this subject as the mos, inn
portsnt va connection with health. OF the
whole subject OF Physiology. aud Dr. Morrill,
IS well qualified to teach important truths
upon the subject. See advertisement.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

AZ meeting Of the citizens of WheclinI
held at the City Hall. on Monday evening
November 30,h, 1916, JACOB S. SHRIvER
Esq. was appointed Chairman. and wALrER
q. ScoTT Secretary.
Alter the meeting had been addressed with
great ability by Mr.. A. Whitney on the sub
jet oil his project Of railroad from Lake
Michigan to the Pacific ocean. the following
resolutions offered by Mr.. Wharton were un.
snimously adopted:
Rosoiuod, That we feel deep interes, in
The success oi Mir Asa Whitncy's project of
a railroad from Lake Michigan To the Pacific
ocean, aud that We earnestly recommend the
enterprise 10 the favorable cansiders ton and
Immediate action OF Congress
hoSofVcd, That the Atlantic aud Pacific
ocean ought To h. connected by a rail road
communication al the earliest practicable pe.
rod-that the public lands are national fund
properly applicable TO this great national OBJ.
Iceland that the plan ct Mr. Whitney is
plain, simple aud feasible, and we recommend
lis Immediate adoption.
Resolved, That the officers of this meeting
lie instructed to forward TO the senate and
House o' Representatives OF Congress, copies
OF the proceedings OF this meeting: also TO
forward copies To each at the Senators aud
Representatives OF the State of Virginia.
HSSOiucd, That a committee of five b. an
pointed io prepare a memorial TO Congress
snd TO circulate copies thereof lOr signature
ia tins aud other counties OF Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
SPEAKING PLAIN.-Tberc !, .omc,im

SPEAKING PbAlN.-There is sometime.
. much To much ceremony between lovers
aud sometimes much too lille and quite n.
often one extreme az the other How anus
ing II - to see couple who have been sigh.
ing a twelvcmonth or longrr and who consid.
cred themselves Hs good az married. borpIins
at mere wonls--the formal declaration, the
formal acceptance, or the -et proposals To Pa.
aud Mas ot both siies OF the house. Vel
YOU shall see your swain afraid to braach the
awful question, except by implication; drop
ping blind lints, Hs If il were really great
sin la speak plain; aud you snail see dam
sci, who has made ur her mind 10 ssy YES. and
who knows that Is not understood, hesiiaiina
Of the words a. IL IL would burn her lips, and
alter all. not daring TO speak il. but scce pting
a husband oy Psntomimic gestures. Thank
heaven. all people are all quite 80 foolish If
they were, there would b. no variety i'm the
wotld. Thrre are, here and there, men who
arc not as1chs,ned TO say. honestly, aud in a
lew words, what they mean; aud there are,
here and there. women who can deal ss hon.
..>it. When such people meet, short work
" insur oi IL ~s-i, i..sa - .I.. .-...ll
ones OF either sex is opposed TO mincinc
one OF the other, he she can help the trrss-
bier over the bridge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

Louis Phillippe has made Le vcrrier. the
discover OF the new planet, an officer of the
Royal onler Of thu Lyon OF Honor lie had
previously made NJ. Gale of Berlin. who was
the first 10 find the star according to lie ver-
riers p'cdicdJa.)s knight OF the Legion Of
Honor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

The readers Of Dickens new work OF Dom.
hey & Sou will remember the cNciii " scene
where Florence falls into the hands OF Mrs
Blown" and who. under Pretence of bclriend.
ing her, leads her away, strips her OF her fine
clothes, dresses her in rags. AMI was only de =
tered from cutting OF the beautiful Child.
luauTiant curls by accident or fear.
ltwould seem, by the following article
from Ihc New York Journal ol Commerce.
that this pnc,ice VI robbing children of theit
hair IS not an uncommon thing ia that CITY.
though the thousht OF dong II may hay,
been suggested By Dickens book
A little .ih residing in Courlandi street an,
possessing luxuTiani head oG hair. on sligb,
ing from an omnibus IN Broadway ON Thur
day evening -, last wesk. was a,c,,st,,I by
aponutrel "a the gsrbot gentlemen, who vol
anieeTed 10 slirld hes isom the rain. a. IA,
had an umblells and was going the sane way
She accepted las kiud oflrI and when opro,, q
an op,n hall, he exclaimed "There j. NJ;
POISONOUS spider on yOur buck and upJs
prelrnce oil removing IL. deceived Der into IA.
hall when be- pretended IL had craNlcd u,d,
lef bonnrt, and al his request She took II IN
lie Thea attempted To cot OH her hair. but an
i''co'nna frightened ran. escaping ais scissors
but leaving her bat IA green siik ,,Iycni
The bands oi the yillsian. numbrr of IN
sianccs like THIS have occurred OF late
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

FAYETrE COUNTY SOLDIEeS II i.
sid that the c0npsnies of soldiers iron, F.y.
fiir county fcnd zyousiug az Pittsburgh
are - hoe booking - 81 fellows a.. cam
b found auynhcrr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

uP NEW COURSE oP LECTURES. IN
pf. NORTH would respectfully suIouaee ~ The La
DIS and Gensieucn ~ Wheeling. that in Cornpiisnt
With very general fe.lues Ie has anotler
81 t.ectaFes the Fiy siory Of The Human
te. aud the M ~ Preserving Health tie Mrthodi.,
Protestant cboFch esftnefy Mashie tiaii. Market g.
TttE StHJtcrr Cor this evening
THUSDAT DecembeT 81.
WIN Ne Tie SKIN its complicated structure functions
&c. with ~ marks BsfmNU and dreciions fpf
prSctfcc &c. ttafbIae. CLEANLINESS &c nsst in,tsif
tSHt, hat Irezsected isoui 81 Human PLY siaiuuy
III y froai reserved for i.aiics-f.ecture viii
Commence az ~ O'Clock.
Admission - ctr.--chiidfcn dime.
KxRkNTED, Dried apples and pearhe- Ginsemv.
W Clover and fHInhy Sod Rutirr white Ilean-
Winter apples. lsops, Oats aud feasbeTs,
Nov. = ~. N. JAMESON
GOf.tD BOX YISRF, The subscriber has starred
- she manufacture 81 Solid Box Yscs aad stnrks ana
dies or ESniis AMI Mecbnis who are invited 10 rst A.
go theun, they Wiii ~ made from the f-u and s,.f
and a. toV PFics
Dec. ?, iefg. sAMI NEgf
= sors. and for sale b. % 81 IANieoS
December =, iet6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
SCHOOL BOOKS. FRESH SUPPLY

SCHOOL BOOKS. FRESH SUPPLY.
WHNLA ND'S Moral Science ANDREWS I.af,o 4 a..
~ius bafts toss-fitntip the TINTED sststs.
" w..'s 'frck IcstAmrnt, Groves Greek I.e xtcon
"e"S New kesdets, Mes ., =, 2. T. aud s. BsoWn'.
;,a''.ast Nshers Dictionary, Baiiions Ensitsl and
,.s'n ssSmn'sr frosts H,siory of tho untod Staiea
H"sscde PHILOSOPHY, kcy to Bonnyeasiies AtretFa
,,N"' Ihih,sohyl Aditcks EetciIts of French sol.
,tt'"r intellectual Asttpetie, Mansheid's Potteal
rts-'nsf, sowpet's Task. Plsyfsrs Eaciid Arcrn,.
~ Moral snS .inieilcct1si PHILOSOPHERS. Es-rs,.'
" eN~" on the Mind Dawes Elementary (;cousetrV A.
l"st received aud tnr SALE, wholesale aud Net eli IA
b%c' mo n THOMPSON, tinion IT.
TO- tAHrENrERs, che h~ausios ~ uoaer, A,,hi
- 'ect"ft Illustrated hy fouy eight original Mate. A.
s,enea expressly isF the wofk ~ Mad I.s,sse.
eftstteeti just fccctvei aud ~. aaie h, -''''
JOHN ~ THOMSON I'oioy .,,ect
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

WTTufrE MHisd Maststs f,,.. u,t.. -.
sfts fnii, slso hro flanneis. Yarns A. ,~f.-.
E,r,s hsyr bseu slid a 81 tbess 70 yssrs gs.,s,
HttHsrtf " hie sod Huf sntuu Fisnnsis a. -.
81 sssofturui ~ Fsn 40 "a ,ptsf ca. :. ~ ~
49, ''} efs csangt sisks az isss os,,risss az. !,
""f Bi. IDUNHfoN a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03
ANIMALS FOR 1912.

II fotfitrd ~ fhfisiisp Ee~passss A. 49,
a.. - 49, Npttitf ~ iFtl, fffisfsnss nnseonl
-. ~. oi ftenafbp % 49, Tha siesrs aaes1s,-
- ~. h tfsHi ftsl n eng aFinrs Ftsssss ,rs.r,.
Nitaasieiy a. fiss tsok ssofs ~ Il nfstn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-03

YYNIoNTovN Gloves dor n.,, h., pnI.,,o-r. .
" make of huckskin gloves.
Nov u. sgNsENsr a RHODES.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class u. daws al Alexsssltis. Dcc. ~. 1874.
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prize of sC.ea. 90 oD A of = sou /, NJ Ian A nj
lge 10 81 go. of ie.on. az a.aso. / of Iea OF
isoh 10 % t1o. aud 40 OF M.
iekrt. $40. certseae vf package ef NJ boe tia.
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