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PERU. AUGUST %, 1915.

A CHOICE stock Of Liquors, con
N. sisIing ofpure Cog. Brandy, Cheap
Brandy, ST. Croix Rum, Holland aud
Country Gin, for sale very low, to close
consignment. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
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Hardware: Hardware, nj Peru

Hardware Hardware, ut Peru.
A GENERAL assortment, which will
: "a be sold very low, in par, as follows,
viz: butts and screws, augurs and augur
bits, files, lacks, brads, latches, carpcn.
ter locks, bolts, trace and halter chains,
knives and forks, pen knives, trowls,
lard lamps, candle sticks ,looking-glasses,
axes, hammers, spoons, chopping knives,
s,eelyards, balances, poke, rules, sand
paper, wood saws, &C., &c.
TO CARpENTERs.--A few sets double
ron bench planes, plougls, spears, pan.
mel aud rip saws. double plane irons,
drawing knives, chisos and gouges, hand
axes, mahogany knobs, race and bits,
saw sets, iron squares Rowland's mill
saws, by DAY & BRO.
Oct 10 1915.
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Saddle, Trunk. d. Harness
MAN I 4 Q / 0 Il \.

gEyHE subscriber would
u take this method OF
returning thanks for
the liberal Palronag hereto
fore extended to him, and
inform his isieuds aud the
public generally that be
continues manufacturing
anlis constantly keeping Oh
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Il ATS ~ CAPS.-NeIvet and cloth
4. Il. caps, plain and Trim med with fur;
muskrat and seal caps, beaver, russia d
wool hats, which Will be sold cheap for
cash or produce, al Peru, by
Oct. 10, 1915. DAY g. BRO.
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thjiirea Cry for Shumon'S
DEDICATED E.OElNS,S.

'E'llESE celebrated Lozengcs are now
offered to the clli2ens of Ottawa.
and the west as the best preparations ,lul
the cure Of the various diseases for vli,I
they are rccommended) ever offered to
'he public. The proprietor, Dr. Shcr
man, is a regular graduate Of Medicine,
a member Of The Medical Society Of the
c'ly and county of New York, and these
Lozenses ate prepared from medical pre-
scrlPuons which have been approved by
The most celebrated physicians in ,ba, e..
iy; IN addition to which they are prcpa.
red in so pleasant manner that children
eat them with avidiry and cry for more.
They consist Of
Cough LOcenges,
" mch are the safest and most enectuaI
remedy fol Coughs, Colds, Consumptiop.
"hooPng Cough, Asthma, &C., ever Of
lered 'othc public. They operate by pro.
noting eNPcetora,ion, aIlayiug the irrita.
uon OF coughing, and removing the cause
Of tile disease.
Norm Lo>mgcs,
The only infaliblr Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over 4CO,CC0 cases ,Lcv
have never been known to fail. Mony
diseases arise from worms and occa,ion
long and intense suffering and even death
"'lhoutlhcn ever being suspected; grown
persons arevery often afflicted with them.
and are doclored for various complaints,
without any benefit, when one dose of
these Lozcnges would speedily cure
them.
CdmPb0r Lo>pges.
For nervous or sick head ache, palp;la.
tions Of the heart, la>i,ude and neryou,
affections generally. Persons travelling
or attending large parlics, will find the
Iozong's really rerl'irg, and importing
Ihe buoyancy Of youlh-used after di.,i.
patton, they will restore the tone Of die
system generally, and remove all the I'm.
pleasant symptoms arising from too fee
living.
t"hoyiic Lo>mgcs,
The best Ca'harlic medicine for reno.
vlrg lille rem the system aud preventing
attacks Of tie bilious aud intermiuapr f..
YER OF this section Of country.
Mpm0n'S Pocr Ma,'s PI0Sicr.
This Plaster, Of which over LOCO eco
are sold yearly. is believed 10 be the best
Plaster fer rheumatism, umbago. pain in
The back, side, breast or any Other par,
OF the body ever prepared, and it. piice
lonIy III cents.) brings it within the
reach Of every person in the community.
A large supply of these celebrated arli.
Giles just received and for sale by
G, l.. THoMPsoN, OHaira.
s. &. SMITH. Peru.
Z, F. q $. PuLsIFER. Hsnnpia.
NJ. PECK & ALLEN. .4vora.
j. W. PIcKERrSG & Co, Nemark.
GEO. ID. RICHARDSON, Bristol.
W. o. PARKE, Oswego.
Sept. -, 1915. ll-y
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90. 90! NV lame Back -

EIuuNiy, UHH tHtH ACI OtCidtoig.
,.-,,,
Z HLhE is "u'llus uott'oihhoh tui
to hear the exclamation given at the h'ao
't taiS notice, aud We have no 'ouh' hat at least
'ne hat the readers Whose t!e may i",lul'ntu
rdh.r lccl "r have let IKE 'Nc''l"ns' 80, nag
LAME nArh! e make 'h'se remarks in 'o'i'
nS tn attention ct the rr'l'' ct /" NoHf ana
iat g'y''n"S c'FFi''' To- I"t famous IA" JIsik
celebrated 'Jt" Dawn > gr hmm" ilAsrtW,'
ana "Ft"s'A> rus l"'>t m'"clu's have
been l'r sale IN uUa"a TIE pas year by MI q.
l' thompson " '' '"'',",s US ne ""l "hIl '"."
lh' amount L'Sl '''' WIN nun 4 '"'-' ah"uni')
"a, Ha' '''' '','E |I'" ",''- '. a. '."'' IA
order 10 meet 'o' "eH'"d lot 'n'", IhisiS good
testimony MS To- '"'' S''H' "'"''"' 1U'I'hs' a''
shows i''' VINE" '''"'"H i'''.SS' ""ll "',H
merit II WI '''n DE- "lt''''. 'v '." ''''''' The
''''t"A"Vc OF 'H' '"'s"'"'' J." ga '"N'mu
"..H' -, ,.".,,.D
ne ".O tt "I'" "'" 'SI'" q" o."
% '''' '"'' ~ 49, ""O w ~" 10y VIZ" "'S'n"'
our 'l''''''' ", '' ''"" ,H"'
, ,. i "' "'v"' '"S ''.'', "' iI''' ''a' Hos
''''" 10 cur i" ~ ''r,'"' '"'5' N"' use
~. u, ~ .' ,"' '.','" I'." '"" ",.e'
'"'' G''' "''' u" "''r''''r "'s received 90
t'''' '>''3 '''H' SL''' " ~ ia, U'e' 'A'
past Two Year u" '"'''"', ,'.'S,,'' ana isc'h-
' 5 ~ " & , ,,. J f., ,I l; q"
larr ,aia 10 Mss uio use H,m, y'H,g d. pau a.,
s.g5, a'l" going them Jar 'r'ol acraGUg 10
ft.. % o. ~. 10
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Superior blue Commercial Letter Paper,
do white Quarto Post do
Blue wovc thin Packet Post do
Fine white foulsrap,
Superior Calender Pressed, ruled, fcolscnp,
Common Foolscup, ruled, II cts, per luire
Bristol Boards and Drawing Paper,
Fine Opaque Quilts, best quality,
States, assorted sizes,
Black Ink, Waters, Double Refined Drawing
AMI common Lead Pencils, &c, &c.
For sale by j. G.. NATTlNGER.
Ottawa, Nov. %, lSl5.
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1 NR. SMITHS improved sugar coat.
~ ed Indian vegetable rms, from
the N. Y. College Of Health, for inter-
mittent, remittent, bilious, and innam.
matory fevcrs, dyspepsia, costiyeness,
dysentcry, worms, scrofula, scurvv, or
any impurities of the blood, and female
complaints generally. For sale by
Oct. IS. G. l.. THOMPSON.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!

Parkcr's Exercises in Nncb,'s School Geo
Composition, graphy aud Atlas,
McGunry's newly Re NucheIl's Primary do
y,ed Reader, Olncys School Geo
SANDERS Schno!Readers graphy and Atlas,
do Spoilers, ktkhnm's Grammar,
GrigG & Elliots new Burctl's Gcog'y. of the
aud improved series of Heavens, with 4 ATLAS,
of com. school readers Upham' McntalPhilos'y
Towns Analysis, 'omstock's do
Wcbstcr's Elementary do Chemistry,
Spoilers, Ndams' cwArithmclic
Parlcy's Com. School Smiths New Gram
tstory, mar.
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HAY & BROTHER have just open.
ed the following goods, viz: Ora

ed The following goods, viz; Ora
hams; superior six cord sewing cotton,
warranted 200 y'd. spools; colored and
white skein sewing cotton; needles {;
pins; tapes; colored and black sewing
ak: twist coarse and fine combs side
aud back combs; tooth brushes hair
and clothes brushes; cords ; binding
bat,ons; draper pins; pin aud emery
fashions; linen threads hooks 4 eyes,
nc. &C., 10 Iether wit other notions, at
Peru. Oct. 10, lS45.
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sNOON SKINS, wiik oil kinds Of pclrics
" wanted by the subscriber, for which tie
highcst price will be paid.
Nov, 81, 1915. !. G.. NATTiNGER,
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New GCOds! New GOCdS.!
81 "A and 81 brown
~ sheeiing and shirling;

L " sheeilng and shrling;
cases do bleached shir,irgs;
$50 pieces rich style prints, ginghams,
alpacas, merinos silk torencos ribbons;
wooIen comforts; gloves; mitts; hose ;
suspenGcrs; silk handkcrchieis; linen
do. cambria muslin (; jaconctt and swiss
muls; bishops lawn; botire,s; edg-
ngs velvet prints cotton hd'kis.; bonn
bazines Italian Cravats; Kid gloves :
inseriings; wool shirts and drawers :
vcstiugs linen camhric; new style Of
shawls, &C., &C., which will be sold at a
small advance for cash or produce at Peru,
by DAY q BROTHER.
Oct. 10, 1915.
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r,csh Drugs s Medicines.

" Wt0 UITN IFIUUT0'
Together with supply Of the most popular
Patent Melodies
Great care has been taken in the selection Of
The above stock. Physicians and the public may
safely rely on getting fresh and pure article.
A $50, on hand a lot of second hand books,
which will be sold very low, consisting Of NovcIs
Classical and miscellaneous works.
For sale and constantly kept on hand. Bibles
and Testameuls, from the New York Billie So
cia.y, u, cost prices. Bibles gratuitcus to those
who are unable to purchase.
Always ready to relieve the fa,igucd and thirs.
~. with a glass Of cool Soda.
Produce Flax-sccd, Bee's-woy and Ginseng,
will be received in exchange for Drugs.
Ottawa, May 30, 1913.
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C,n;nc,nnd Cnasr Mauugacior,.

vru TE7li Z undersigned rotorn. hl.
~ Y warmy,t thanks To his Gus.
S"~E toners aud the public g,nciaIy,
a,,.rR for the very liberia, patronage be-
w. slowed on the late Gam o! MOor
Esss =, anil Cole, and hopes conliuu.
Nf- ance of the sane ~ II W. eNtcn-
III ded to him. The c.lah',hu,nr
Wis one OF the largest and most tx
cn,iye in he country, aud he is now prepared to
manufacture CHAIRS and CABINET WARE, and
lls also on hand large assortment OF ready
made articles nhs line, such rs Bureaus, IGbi,S,
SLauds, Bcdstcads, with every variety OF
Chairs, all Of which he is anxious and
ready to sell to those who may favor hlm
with theirpatronage. All kinds OF iurnI-
turc made to order, on the shorlCsinotlce.
The subscriber natcrs himself, that thos'
Wishing to purchase auiclcsin his line OF 'usl
ness can be accommodated at his shop, az wei
rs at ANY pllccin this section oitt' state.
WARREN MOORE.
Ottawa, June II, 1915. l--u
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Sugar

20 HIS. rime Va sugar, Just received by
Nv ~. wAhNr~sSt iIICKLiNo.
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For sale by
G. l.. THOMPSON, GHaWa.
G.. II. WooDRurr, J0iiei.
DoCt. s. G.. SMITH. Peru.
Moan WIswALL, Princeton.
j. STEVENS & Son, MdidntoWn.
Thomas GALLAHER. Henry.
A. PELTIER, Dresden.
AMBROSE 0'CoNNER, MGrSeiHcS.
Aug. &, 1915. S-v
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B SlXGSS ClRDS,

GEO. 5. FISHER,
Attorney and Counsellor Il, Law and
Solicitors IN Chanccry,
Ola,oa, hrs,
Collections promptly attended to, inthis (9h)
Jlhclii ClTCult.
Ottawa, Aug, 10, 1913. Sd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
II0vE ToLlvE

u love 20 live aid pntlling hoy.
~ Joe gally played With his new boupht tnv
Aud merry laugh went echoiDg forth.
From a bosom iillcd with JOYOUS mirt6.
love TO live aid stripping bold
- VIII scek iOr iamc--i will toll for gold p
And he lorned iu his pleasure many q plan
10 be carried on, when be- grew man.
u love 20 live s,i io,og tue,
On, gcnuc maid would live for Won.
! have labUfed hand ~ sc8fch of fame
have found bot ga empty name"
u love 10 live" slid happy sire.
A. ns childfcu neared ibc wintry Gre.
for his heart was clieercd Ia 4ec their iov
Aud he almost wished himself boy.
~ love to i've, said an sged man.
W hose hour oi liic was we'll uigh ran
lhnk you such words frJm him ,ssfe widg
lhe oid man was again child.
Md ever thus in this isllen world.
Is ilie mnner OF hopt 10 ihe bree1, gnfit.I
And NOT only wiih hops Of life on bigh
Iah o mortal ever love 30 lie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
LIVE ToLoyE. .

IL live to love, ssid.s lsOghinggirl.
Aud she plsylully tussed each taken curl:
And she climbed on her loving fathers Knee,
And snatched kiss in her childish gIee.
IL live to love" said a maiden fair.
As she twisted wreath Tor her sisters hair;
They were bound by the chords oi love to-
gcthcr.
And death alone could these sisters sever.
IL live to love- said gay young bride,
Her loved Que standing by her side.
Her lie told again what her lips had spoken.
Aud never was the link OF affection broken.
Il live to love" said mother kind
81 would live guide To the infant mind"
Her precepts aud example given,
Guided her children home 10 Heaven.
Il shall live to love" said fading form,
And her eye was bright and her cheek grew
warm;
AS she thought on the blissful world ON high,
She would live To love aud never die.
And ovci thus i'm this lower world,
Should the Bauner OF Love b. wide uniurled
And when we meet in the world above,
May we love to live and live to love.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
CITY COUNCIL

Counc'l met, present, Mcssrs. Austin, A
mick. BradY, Hamilton. Kathleen. Hughes
baidlcy, Mitchell, Morrow, Nelson, Philips.
Robinson, Sanborn aud Tanner.
Mr, Btady elected clsrk pro. ten.
COMMITTEE on Streets anl ALLEYS submitted
a report On their department. This repor,
was read section by section, rccomaending
Improvements on Monroe, aud Quincy aud
Centre streets.
That portion referring to Monroe street was
referred TO street commissioner, that reietriue
To 0o'ocy aud Ceutre was adopted and S9OO
appropriated to pay expenses.
Street commissioned submitted repc ri sta
ting The progress made in improving snl re-.
pairing the same. Report accepted.
Report from the committee on Fire dcnsrt
men' aaI some Of their recommendations a
doptcd.
Mr.. Nelson submitted : bill OF rent from
the trustees OF the Llncaslcripn ACADEMY Tor
the ground on which ilIe iiremen's hall now
Stands.
On motion OF Mr. Hamilton the account
was ordered to be paid
The report oi the Alderman of the ithWarl
was TeDd AMI iiod Acrounts OF the sumo
referred to the committee on accounts
On motion. the armour, OF 1892 was appro
Priatcd TO b. used under the direction OF The
superintendent OF the Water works, for the
erection ot house by the BASH lur the use of
a superintendent.
Mr. Tanner Offered the follow ing order:
Ordered, That tsc superintendent of the
Water works uudrr the direction of commit
! tee on Water works, bc directed to extend the
water pipe down Markets st from It's rrcsent
terminus to Clay street near Brilts house. 49,
Adopted.
Account OF Philip Bier reported aud orier
cd to be poid.
The petition Of c. s. Lamblin praying the
extension of wafer pipe down Water Street
South Wheeling 10 III street, was offered and
referred to The committee on Finance.
License granted TO j. Sequim To keep a
coffee house OF LIST gIade, 2nd class, on Main
street.
On motion OF Mr.. Hamilton special com.
mI',ee was appointed To examine aud report
upon the eNPcdieucyo OF repairing the pump OH
John street
On motion OF Mo Nelson, ordered that the
committee on streets aud alleys he instructed
To confer with the 5uperiniendlnt OF the Ma
uonal Road upon the 81 ,ject Of repairing the
road from Washington street 10 the city line.
Council adjourned
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
LOOIl IN
TO THE FOUR BIG DOORS
Corner Of Moin and Monroe SIS. at The tcen
kHoUH cheap CASA clothing store Of

Corner Of Moin and Monroe SIS at The ,celi
kHoUH chcGP cash clothing store Of
s. RICE. =.
IIANE received my entire stock Of Fail and " utter
. Goods, aud do THINK You win say tltnt yoa
lookesl Al large and fasonsle stoet Of goos in
The Cuy OF Wheeling. Knowing the tact that tie
heehnx Fapctr are lake myself very much crowded for
a. short a. possible. win only onumeratc -n,e NJ the
leading aftio-, suc a. Broad cloths ali shades coors
and qualities from 81 tote sio.c0
Ca-siner- do non . cents In 81 30. Ca--ineis do.
from ocuts si0o Tweed do non, cents 10 ~ SO
NhSiiNcS-Bisek aud White embroidered sailnsi
do do and fanny sik Vcyo,
do 10 do SiIkr.
d. Fancy Mornoe 900 yds black saiins not q,
te heat in Wheeling io quality together with every
other description fancy and psin vc.ting that New
York, Philadelphia or BAitin,nre could pro,iue,
Msckanaw, frouhsdour and Ilslnc League blankets
very large stock. Aud be- n remembered thai my as
<> ny 'mrlners u much larger than
rret, sai' not " them when calivd tor all az
wh'ch wtii sell wholesale and retail make up
der IN NY usual fashionable riyle.
READY MADE CLOTH NC-Broad cloth frock and
dress coats, aH coioTr. aud price s25N0 as
much - io little inner can g had al any
other house. haokanSw blanket, lcavor cloth, broad
ci"h lwcs ea-sct. aid many other styles ufoVcr tox
aud SACK Goals from 500 $1,000 Ready made vests
Az hnds and qnaie~ ranging IA price lTVn 20
PANTALOoNS-M stock j. very Isr-c. ,,iuo.,
counting VIII vel'tute say have snic iont suppIy
,c entire ARM ot Gas. TAYLOR, and have a few more
81 We same sort cii, ranging price fTon - cents TO
White linen. muslin and silk shirts far sui.eriof 10
any unns ever offered oa this side OF tbs mountains
'"'"f' tosnir stocks, si-pcndcTs. gloves ali SORTS
great variety III other articles that you "a an sex bvn
you LOOK ~ Al the -Four B,r doors RreolIer, nm,
cheap cash clothing store OF = RICE llic corner OF
MAIN aud Monroe streets
Mheciing flct -. ISs1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

EYENRY KrHfZ nn.t respeci6,tly ine,,,a. H.
@s nicfti- and that bc ha- ~ eeive c ~,
Faster, market, Largo assortment 90
f0reigH and Domestic Drv Goods,
cs'ea WIN greet care which no 80 cell or make 10
order, al prices ihat cauuOt fat 60 l,lease
l.sptrH' WgARTs ladies are earnestly in,,,.a a a,
a's ~ smine hi- new style % gr suitable a,s fesses
uessc- aud oioaks cofnpFsiu an the new ssVles
VI csriefes' tmAri cieths EinglanBs cseos kr faix
s,ocs OF gos = very large etfacisg the he, - ~
opee. muslin de lanes, &C together " iih n,ll ss-orl
at " bisck and while snrbanls and ealiross eaDs
p"rn and roiniorts 81 every description shsuis md
etssr OF maRhibcet designs al very moderate prices
ghN iLthSN's WEAR- rupcffue black and cotpre,l
eiou casef and pilot oloiiis MIXED and -tstte 800
me'ss brown, black and mixed satinets sold ,,,,es
t.'"' si,k striped vestinEs mixed ieans Ne esnf,o
Hea, ted, yellow and white dannris hieselsd and
sn.tnFs aud shifiinrs, spTen .lifiins elests
ts'ter. rspendecs &c. Irish linens i,nen fstfe,f.,,
% -, ~, set ,anhkerehiefsi superior qualify of laask
t, a. N,h'. VIII variety 81 artificial tauers sna
sftteHs 800 huiaefnus O. az ,hfsh
$500, sfest pleasure N showing 20 10y nicnds and
49,, - AZ ite lower end 81 Man ~ near toe Rsidse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
A SMALL AFFAIR The

A SMALL AFFAlR.--Thc New York
Journal OF Commerce say An English
merchant who Is here buying bread stuiIs.
says that American -four bGTrsiS are cdectmg
great revolution in the trade there. The
practice from time inmemorial, has been 10
sell -four ia very large aud announcement bags.
and the trade has been confined 10 the millers
and meal men. But the great beauty or con
Vcnienoe OF the American barrels. has brought
groceTs 10 take up the business; and he has
orders Tor fifty barrels a week, from deaIets
who never before sold -four at all. Tie End
lish cannot coun,eract this, for they have no
Tree splitting ash or other timber from which
10 make these beautiful barrels So we think
the REPEAL al the English Corn Laws will do
something To us-yes, everything to IA
home market for the supply Of eighteen mil
lions OF mouths"
This is The smallest attempt at hunbug we
have set seen. What difference will il make
al the taste Of the -four or in the capacity ia
purchase, that it Is packed in borrels instead
oi bags Does not barrel weigh more than
Bag And will not freight b. paid on the
barnet, thereby rendering tire article dearer b,
the difference, unless the owner choose {,
throw ia the inighi, thereby mourning a loss
We are astonished that a paper of sucl
standing as ihe journal. should allow sucl
ioolety 70 occupy any Ut lis space.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
SjO.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware AMI
Georgia. Glass No i6 Extra.
To lc drawn at Wilmington, Delaware ON Saturday
November ~ ISM.
- nu"hef lottcryl3 drawn Banis splendid sehsihef
ptikc of SJon, of 2Otoo Of IeUsn, OF 200 Of
5000, of a6ni, 20 OF 1000, and 90 OF $40
i'ckets eiS. sbarrS In proportion. A certificate %
package Of twenty wloics. win 49, twenty.
eta hAvcs Sss, twenty .six quarters Sl9
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
SUPERIOR MODE OF CURING II ANS

SUPERIOR MODE OF CURING II ANS
Agreeable 10 your request, | herew ith send
y'u The process cl curing the hams sent you
~ March, whict-Jccen,ly called forth the all
m'ration OF The American Agricultural Asso-
citation and the Farmers Club al New YORK.
made pickle Of two quarts OF salt, TO
winch added one ounce OF summer savory.
one ditto OF sweet maijorsm, one ditto alspice
ha'' ditto saiiPctre, aad one pound brown SUI.
gar boiled th. whole together and applied the
mixture boiling hot, TO one hundred pounds
weeks
MY process of smoking was not the most
expensive, but may not be the less available
on that account. smoke the hams la s.ed
eask, with one hcad iu, with small hole ior
TIE smoke 20 pass out hung my h8ns To the
head, aud uscd about peck OF Inahoean,
saw dust los ilcl, which 1 happened To have
on hdnd Tor packing goods. | smoked Ihem
butOnc wcck.-Am. dgriculiRrist.
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GRAND MUSICAL SoIREE.
THE HARNONEONS

IN Compliance with the solicitations of numerous eli
- i1c"s whuec fuiltes could attend thoir tast ON
scf' an consequence of The inelt ~ tic gcats
have ,ciutued 81 Wisorins aud viii eve tIutf IN
VOCAL, lNfTRIMENrAI. aud ORR ARC ,,,.,f,,
9Th, IS4s. "e ~
Is'ors oien 81 .. 40 commence at past O'clock Por
par ttouiass see Programme
Ad'n,-ien = cents, children accompanied by their
parents half price.
n. H. ~ Tie request of fiends the Harfno.
Beens " ~ appear half evening an eitxan atsss
and coaclude with the Ethiopian character. Oci ~
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&2O.OOD

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia lass No. Ia, extra
TO lr dfawh al w Wilmington. Delaware ON TI,nr,sss
rvVeneef 70 1870 - nupiTr ~ drawn halIos Hpe,,,
I'd hcino prlzc of 200so. I0GOs OF sns, IN ar
lgs' 70 OF so, !" Of 5V1 - so aud so Of it0
Iirheis -, shares in proportion. A eerti6ease af
PACKAGE OF iwentysit wnolcs win ca-l a.O t,ye.tv
halves So, twenty six quarters STA -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
81 OOll.

''a'i' consolidated 90 Lottery OF Delaware ana
Georgia, Class No "a.
November -, Isl6. "h saturday,
.3nui-f Lottery, " drawn bSiiois Splendid ,rh...
r ~, "I $3.50 OF 1900 Of enDo OF us,s n -:
49,, "i Afeu, 20 of l,sjn, uf pp Ttekr,, = an
s"stc- va pr,fottiOH. 4 certificate of 81 sIer
w. w,oes, ~ cost sisO. twenty ave halves Az,
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ID PAINE a co. MANAGERS

WHEELING, VA.
Official drawing of the Pokomokc Rive,
Lottery OF Delaware, class 200, drawn at viii.
mlngion, Oct. %
10 90 III 81 jS 8 II IS 50 CT 81 90
Loves; prize 81.
Official drawing OF the Grand Consolidated
Lottery of Delaware, Extra class II, drawn
at Wilmington, Thursday, Oct. %,
10 IS 30 20 80 90 81 ~ 50 / 80 IL 90
Lowest prize So.
Official drawing Of the Delaware Small Try
Lottery class No. 253, drawn at Wilmington,
Del, Oct. %.
. s II - ~ 81 IS IS 81 80 10 6S
Lowest prize 81.
n. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agent for the Manners