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GEORGIA.

The returns published in the Augusta Chroni-
Gle of Monday, inform us of the success of four
of the Wing candidates for Congress in this
State, viz; Messrs. King, Stephens, Toombs, &
Jones, the latter being Wing gain, in the dis
trct now represented by Mr.. Towns. Messrs.
Harlason, Lumpkin, and Cobb, democrats are
also elected. Mr.. Iverson, it is probable, will
succeed in the remaining district, in which case
the Delegation will be equally divided between
the two political parties.
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ROAD NOTICE.

There will be petition presented to the Commits
soners Of Carroll county their next session. pray
ing for the vacation Of 50 much Of the State road
from New Lisbon TO New Philadelphia, as lies be-
tween the Penoch road and the Cadz road in the sth
section Of East Township.
Oct. %, 1876.
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WANYE COUNTY.

Mr.. Cox, the Whig candidate for Senator has
been defeated by one vote. We regret this ex-
ccodingly. Mr.. Cox was one of the oblest and
most industrious mcmbcrsof the last Legislature.
The citizens of Wayne may have gained some-
,hng in political way; they certainly did not in
IN intellectual one,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-23
This CONGREssIONAL DJsTRICT.

We have not yet received the official returns
ed to justify us in opinion to that George Fries,
Locofoco, has been reelected TO Congress by a
bout 600 majority. The Wings of Carroll and
Jefferson did noby; but of those in Columbiana,
what shall we say! We fear that their ''anxious
mothers did not knoO they were Out."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-23

llamilton-Wm. S. Smi'h, w. +. Converse
John McMakin, John b. Warren.
Hardin aud I,0gan-W illam Lawrence.
DECENTRALIZATION II. Tnmblc.'
Ilolmes-John Sharp.
Huron and Erie-JOseph &. CurIiss.'
Jefcrson-E'inley b. McGrew.'
knox-Jamcs Mcfarland, Z. w. Cotton.
Licklng-Jonathan Smith, gain.
Lake-lsaac MOre.'
Lucas, Wood, Hancock, and Otlwa-
LOrain-
Mercer, Allen, and Vanwert-Philip J. lines.
MedIna-lIarnsou G.. Bakc.'
Morgan-John White
Muskingum-John Trimble.'
Miafnl--Jo5cph Potter
MOnlgomery-Thos. Brown J. +. Hibbcrd.' .
Monroe
Proble-L. w. Whirrdge.'
Pickaway-Goorgo Tallman,' gain.
Peuy-Dayid Ream.
POuage-Luther Russell, gain.
Putnam, Paulding, Henry, Williams, and Def
F. Metcalf.
Richand-Jos. Musgrove, Alex. Abeneihy.
Ross and llOcking-Joseph Kalcr.'
Sandusky-Mauhew NJ. Coe.
Scoto and Lawrence-John A. Tuhcy.*
Seneca-Wauen p. Noble.
Stark-George IIarsh,' John S. Cock.
Summit-Alexander Johnston
Trumbull-Joseph X. Truesdale.'
Tuscarawas-AIden |. Benneu.*
Washington-John p. Cutler.*
Wayne-George Emery, Independent.
Warren-Robcr Wilson,
Those marked thus are Wings.
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CAUTION.

THE public are hereby cautioned against purchas,
L ing, or in any way trading for note given by
the undersigned Samuel Purmin, of Harrisburgh,
Carroll county, Ohio, for the sum of forty-two dol.
lars and fifty cents, dated August 10, 1885, payable
two months after date as the said note was obtain
ed by fraud, and we are determined not 10 pay the
same unless compelled by law.
LEVI D.CKERSON,
ISAAC THOMAS.
October 16, 1846-1-3t. Pr. fee 81.
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For The Free Press,

"Pa, did you notsay thatthis was aland of free
dom, and that every person ought to do as he
pleased"
"lcs, my dear, every man here should do as
he thinks best; and none but yrants would attempt
to prevent him."
"Why, then, did you discharge Mr.. ******, the
coal digger, for voting the Wing ticket"
"Murgafet, put this child to bed" JUAN.
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CSTATE OF PETER sIBERT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
N been appointed and qualified Administrator on the
estate of Peter Sibert, late of Carroll county,
Ohio, deceased All persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment, and those
having claims, to present them, legally proven, for
settlement within one year from this date.
SAMUEL SIBERT, Admir-.
October I6, lS46-l-3t.
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Estate of John Aller.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointedIand qualified administrators on the
estate of John Aler late of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased All persons indebted to said estate are
quired to make immediate payment and those having
CLANS, to present them, legally proven, for settle
mcnt, within one year from this date.
ABSALOM ALI.ER, Adn.rs
GEORGE ALLER, mum 10
October 2, lS46-5l-3t.
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FIRE FIRE

The undersigHed hagingsustaine heavy l0r- ty q
late hre which cOnsumedhia store room, tie greater
portion Of hs stock Of g0odf al the money he had
On hand, and not the least, his books and aeeoupts
earnestly begs Of those Who KSUw themsevfs ipdcbt-
cd 70 him, 10 come Immediately sfd make payment.
lie trusts that hs circumstances viii be- deemed
an excuse for the present call, snd render second
one unnecessary.
GEO. T. PARKER
"a f9an
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FLORIDA.

The few returns we have from Florida look
quite favorable TO the success of the Wing can
didato for Congress. The candidates are Ed
ward c. Cabell (Wbig) and William A. Kain,
(Loco.) The returns are as follows:
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TIE STORM AT THE WEST.

BUFFALO, Thursday evening.
The storm has been very destructive in the
Western part of the State, in consequence of the
serious lreshets it has produced in the rivers.
There has followed from this great break in the
Eric Canal at Eagle Harbor, which will require
Ten days industry 10 repair, which at this business
season must produce great distress and embar-
rassment in the produce market. Flour& grain
markets are now very dull. The sales are small
and limited, at the following quotations: wheat 85
cents, per BUSH; Corn SO do; Flour $4 62. Dry
Salt Hides 8 cts. Green cts.
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PREPARE FOR WNTER.-We are admonished
by the lowering sky-the chilling winds-the
frosty nghts-the pattering rain-the mud-cold
fingers, and sundry other unmistakea able signs,
that winter is at hand-and we should prepare to
give him l0arm receptions. Brush up your old
stoves-look up the pipes-examine your fues-
and order a wood pile. But on thick boots to
kecpyour feet dry-fannels to keep the cold out
and never leave home without an umbrella.
Winter is coming with his hail, seet and snow.
Call for the glazcr-have every broken pane
made whole, or the hole will let in the cold.--'
Chalk up every crevice and Granny, for old De-
cember blows terribly cold, and is ever in search
of some forgotten seam through which to puff his
frosty breath. He'll nip the budding plants that
have been reared with so much tender care, Etc
break the gloom of winter by their foliage and
flowers, unless he is kept without the easement,
Prepare for winter before it comes upon you, and
then the mastery is surely ours.---Buf. Express
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VERMONT.

The new Legislature of Vermont convened at
Montpelier on Thursday, the 9th inst, and the
Senate was organized by choosing Hon. Geo.
T. Hodges of Rutland County President and d.
w. C. Clarke Of Burlington Secretary. Hod.
ges (Whig) 22; Villas (Loco) 6; Scat, Uhe two
candidates.) In the House the Hon. Eben f.
Briggs of Brandon was chosen Speaker and F. F.
Merrill, Esq. Clerk Briggs ll2; G. B. Had.
ington Loco) 63; Scat. 15.) A Joint Commit.
tee was then appointed to canvass the votes for
Governor, who reported the following result:
Whole number 1908: Necessary 10 a choice
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-23

TroTo Oc111g cHOrcc O7 OVUVc Or1ccT5,
two Houses assembled in Convention and elected
Horace Eaton Governor, Leonard Sargent, Lieut.
Governor, and Elisha p. Jewett, Treasurer
all the Wing candidates. The vote for Cover.
nor stood-Eaton 1856; Smith 75; Brainard II.
So the Government is fully organized, in Wing
hands as usual.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Holding over, Wings, Locofocos.
Butler and Preblc-Jamcs B. King.
Delaware and Marion-Francs Horr.*
Fairfield and Pickaway-Edson B. Ods.
Franklin, Clark, & Madison-JennetS Stutson.T
Huron and Ere-Charles B. Squier.F
Hamilton-ChareS Rcemelin.
Jefferson and Harrison-John Hastings
Knox and Holmcs-Nicholas Spindlcr.
Lorain and Medina-Nathan P. Johnson.*
Licking-John Winegarner.
Lucas, Wood, Hancock, and Ottawa
Montgomery and Warren-John Hopkins.*
Miami, Datke and Shelby-Willam Wilson,
Sandusky, Wyandot, Crawford, and Seneca
Henry Croniso.
Stark-John Graham.
Summit and Portage-Asahel II. Lewis
TrumbulI-John F. Beavers
Wayne-Joseph Wilford, gain.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Athens and Meigs-Horace S. Horton
Adams and Pike
Ashtabula--
Belmont. C. Kerr,* William Hogue.*
Brown-Andrew Ellison.
Butler-John Clark, Thomas G. Berry.
Carroll--John Beatty.*
Columbiana Clement L. Vallandigham.
Coshocton-Joseph Williams.
Coshocton and Guernsey-James McMakin.
Champaign and Union-William Ritchey.*
CIark-Samuel B. Williams
Clcrmont-David Dial.
Crawford and Wyandot-Geo. Donnenworth
Cuyahoga-F. I. Backus,* Theo. Breck.*
Darke and Shelby-John S. Purviance, gain.
Delaware and Marion-Dr. Fishers
Fayette and Clinton-Franklin Corwin.*
Fairfeld-Salmon Shaw, David Lyle.
Franklin and Madison. Noble,* J. Clark.*
Gallia and Jackson-Alexander Poor.* gain.
Greene-John Killers
Guernsey-Newell Kennon, gain.
Geauga-
Harrison-Samucl A. RUSSELL
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575 497

*Two precints in each of these counties to be
heard from, which, it is supposed will increase
the Wing majority.
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FENNER & M'MILLAN,

tt.tN-AAt AAAAAhH ~
Drg Goods, GrossJies, VINES, Lgsors, PsiHis,
OILS, DE StHfs Staple Drugs, CrocLery. Glass.
rare, Salt Fish, Plaster, Lime, &C., g., &c.
NO. 5, Erie street, pkassiIIon, Ohso.
u.EFENNEE. TEEHs cAsH Or BARrEN. SD s'HILlAN
WEaTs Ibis day lSepicaiLer Is, Is4sl receiving
and have on baRd The following artsles, va.
500 J1gs R0 Coffee,
- Paokagr- Young Hyson ana Imperial Teas,
100 tautls New Oikans Sugar,
100 blrIsi- New Orleans Molasses
p boxes white and brown Havana SaEar,
- barrels Lump Sugar,
5 JoXes W. NV Sngar
20 bags Pepper and Spice,
90 kegs pure Ginger,
50 pounds No. ! Nu,megs,
500 pounds Cassia,
800 pounds Cloves,
5000 pounds SaIeraIus,
25 boxes S;aTeh,
100 boxes Raisins,
900 pounds Prunes, In glass Jars.
ll5 boxes sweet Cavsndish Tobacco, COMPOSED
oi h, q, So, l2-, and 80 lump,
20 toXss Baltimore Plug Tobacco,
100 kegs Gedge BrOs Twist Tobacco,
IS hoxes RapPee and Mocsboy Snuff.
300 dozen Mrs. Mlller's chewing Tobacco,
400 dozen Mrs. Mlller's smoking Tobacco,
s5 LoXes Hull 4 Sons Soap,
5 Joxes CasIe Soap,
10 tOxes ROsin Soap,
Is boxes Clay Pipes,
IS boxes Stone Pipes,
IS barrels assorted Nuts,
50 bushels Pea Nuts,
100 bOXes Herring,
25 barrels and half barrels Mackerel,
% barrels and hall barrels Lake Fish,
1000 gallons Winter Sperm Oil,
40 barrels Tanners OIL,
10 barrels Flaxseed OH,
IS JoEes Pepper Sauce,
100 bags Shot,
2OUO pounds Bar Lead,
10000 Segars, OF different qualities,
40 UoXes Chocolate,
% Loxes Ground Mustard,
10 Joxes Ground Pepper,
10 boxes Ground Spce
) boxes Ground Cinnamon,
500 pounds Spanish Float Indigo.
$500 pounds superfne Dutch Madder,
20 barrels North Carolina Tar,
barrels Spirits Turpentine,
u barrels kosin,
barrels white Chalk,
100 dozen black and blue Ink,
100 kegs Pittsburgh White Lead,
90 barrels SWEEP Malaga Wine,
Is barrels common Port Wine,
10 barrels pure Pori Wine,
% barrels Brandy and Gin,
10 barrels Red and White Wines,
Is pipes pure Brandy put up expressly fas
Physicians and Druggists,
800 pounds refined CanphOr,
GLASSWARE OF every description,
700 barrels Salt,
100 barrels White Lime,
JO dozen Wooden Buckets,
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
1st. DstriSt-James J. Faran.
2d-David Fisher,* gain.
3I-Robcr G.. Schenck*
4lh-Richard S. Canby.*
9th
9th
7lh-
8th-John L. Taylor gain.
9th-L. o. Edwards gain.
1Oth-Daniel Duncan
11th--John X. Miller.
18th
18th
14th-Nathan Evans
18th
16th-Jamos Cummins.
17th-George Fries.
l8th-Samuel Lahm, Independent.
19th-John Crowell.*
20th-Joshua r. Giddings.*
1lst-JoscPh M. Roots
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Sandries.

" uOLtu w OOutH DuCkeE~t
SandrieS.
Alum, Copperas, Saltpetre,
Borax, Powder, Sulphur, Birthstone,
Lrquorice Root, Liquorce Ball.
EPSON Salts, Gum Copal, Litharage,
Lamp Black, Ivory Black,
British Lustre, Red Lead,
Venetian Red, Log Wood,
Cam. Wood, Mic Wood, &c. &c.
Is small crates Crockery, ali Common ware.
Dry Goods.
45 bales Brown Sheeung,
bales Brown Drills,
100 bales Wicking,
10 bales Black Wedding,
lO7 bales Batting,
10000 pounds Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn,
1000 pieces Prints latest styles,
500 pieces BIeached Shirtng,
100 pieces Colored Cambria,
IS pieces Ticking,
IS pieces Satinets, Tweeds, and Jeans,
80 pieces Broadcloth,
20 pieces plain and fancy Cassimers,
20 pieces dalk VesIings,
50 pieces Alpaccas,
so pieces Ladies Dress Goods, latest styles,
IS pieces Flannel, assorted coors,
us dozen Wool Comlorters,
400 Plaid Shawls,
25 pieces Ginghams,
% pieces Apron Check,
100 dozen Cotton, Silk, and Gingham Hdkfs.
$50 dozen mems and boys Caps,
20 pieces Canton FiaEnes,
% pieces Padding and Canvass,
$50 pounds Black Linen Thread,
2j pounds Sewing Silk,
10 pounds Twist,
500 pounds Spool Thread,
800 gross Coat, Pant, and Vest Buttong,
500UUO Percussion Caps,
Combs OF all kinds &C., 4.
Together with variety OF articles not mention.
ed in this ad verlbement.
Owing to the great demand on uH for goods the
present season, We have been induced to bring to
this market one Of the largest stocks of Dry Goods
and Groceries, ever brought 10 northern Ohio,
Oar friends and customers are well aware that
our stock ofGroceres, in extent variety and cheap
ness, has never been surpassed by any house west
OF New York city; and in our purchases this fall
we have not sighted that department of our trade
IN the least, but have made great additions 10 t.
But we would particularly invite all merchants 70
an examination Of our stock OF Dry Goods, " wlic,;
we have increased very much. The great decline
in American manufactured goods, enables rs To
sell them at from is 10 25 per cent. lower than ;aa
have been sold in this section of the country
We will sell any thing in our line, either OF Dr.
Goods or Groceries, as low as can be purchased
eastern jobbers, adding low rate of freight.
Any article that we sell that differs from sample
or representation can be returned at our expense.
The highest market price will at all times be given
for Flour, Butter, TallOw, Lard, Eggs, Clover, Tim
othy, Faxseed, Beeswax, Wool, White Beans, &c.
Constant additions will be made to our stock du-
ring the season Of navigation.
FENNER 4 M'MILLAN.
October 16, I846-I-4t
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Alum, Copperas, Saltpetre,
Borax, Powder, Sulphur, Birthstone,
Lrquorice Root, Liquorice Ball.
EPSON Salts, Gum Copal, Litharage,
Lamp Black, Ivory Black,
British Lustre, Red Lead,
Venetian Red, Log Wood,
Cam. Wood, Mic Wood, &c. &c.
Is small crates Crockery, ali common war
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
JAMES Il Chiffon. NJ u.
c BRiNCktRIIOFr. Proprietor. N Y.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
AT NO 40 WATER STREET.
CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES

CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.
rrUE Undersigned takes leave Ia tender his
III inks 10 iin public IN general for their hher.
al ~ I nnagr heretofore, now respectfully invites
their attention 10 his shock ~ present DESTROYS oi
reducing my winter stock. ! am now disposed io
sell ready mado winter clu,hing hwrr han ever
otiercd IN this city. NV stock consisis in par,, yS
Clnaks "a Z 5 airi IA French wool ,iye cioh
Clocks do, Bsn frock and Over coat, de; WOOL
Piack Dress aud truck coats; some vcry superior
from 81 np.r~ccd coats lsrc" asst, colors and sizes
Blue Plui Ovctcoais OF NIL sze-.ai yonr own prsves
Sasneit coats OF vnrinus qualities. Box. Frock and
Coaures, prices reduced. N~*STS-.argo nssI
vests lnrer STYLES. Satin, PLAN. fe'd aud fancy io.
Cloth, doubie and single breast. do Wool We've ~;
splendid styles Valencia Vests. 6c. OF oil sizcs.-
Also. a large asst PANTS. plain and fancy Cashmere
panis from S3.50 M; SaitiDcIi. Tweed and Ky
Jeans. larg. asst. together with y lot of Gloves.
Hdkis. Scaris. Woai. Silk, Sann. Merino, bingham,
Sc; plain. fs'd and fancy 10 do; Sh irts. Bosoms.
Collars, &c. ALEX ROGERS; "a
u ) Those knowing themselves indebted by
Mute cr B,1k account. will please call without de-
hay and settle the same 10y Note or Otherwise,
jan lG I'm ALEX ROGERS.
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fsUccEssoR TO !. coSEELLY & SONS.
No. I56 MAREET STREET.
ezzA KESPECTFULLY informs The pub.
-, lie thai he has now on hand ADD man
WN- n~facfnfes To order evtry variety OF
f~1T Chairs 81 The lslost 7anerns. and IN a
NL style of wo'kioa,ship not surpassed ia
the Western County.
lie has on band a large stock Of Boston Rockers.
Halt u 's'on Rickers. Common do. Revolving ChnIs
suitable for Counting Rpons, Fferch Pnrlof Cbnir.,
several new and splendid patterns pf w"ol scat
Chaifs DlpinE Chairs. s~tIecs socisbics .Chtldfenis
.Tshle. Rocking md Cosmun Chars. &c &c.
Tbs public are invited 10 call AID examine hi'
stock, ~ he viii assure oil who favor han viii
heir cusom ~l'atIhey shall nol re Disappointed -
ihef is pnce OF quality. lie $ delermined by close
pcfsonsl attention 10 business. Co eutiilo bimsell e.
o far proporiton ct pubilc pslrrnsge.
ChaiIs carefully packed ~ sent 10 cry part %
he ciy Tree " ohsfss. 6m sep ~
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wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

The erea, success attending The use az This Bal
san in Pulmonary Diseases. having naturally n,
tfacssd The attention. uf physicians aud uiters. yau
Gus opinions and surmises hive ansen with regard
70 lie component per's, some have supJnVed IL To
esnIain iasIine. others mercury. eie. mud to such sub
sIanrs they attribute is extraordinary efficacy -
Surh opinions hsins entirely erroneous, md calcu-
ated TO prejudice many persons against the mcdi.
cine. W pledge ourselves thai il contains nothing
Of he hind. OF anyihirg in the lesst injurious; ga
The contrary. u Is composed principally Of simple
suhstsnrsss The Mess 81 Iceiand. The wild Cherry
aud Pune al QUE Northern laasGdcs. are the psincIpsl
ingredients IN the eomPound. The great secfe, of
lie efficacy consisfs IN the me,hol by whirh they
are prepared. Such IN fset - The nature and sim.
plieiiy Of tins medicies. 80 powerful IN action. yet
- mid. safe and pleasant in iis operation. that IT,
eight be- justly termed. Natures own Prescnp.
} ,npa. and ~~siihoueh hat two years have elapzej
siues a was FIRST mado publ,c. We can proudly say
/, u has acquired a ~eelebriiy unprecedented by any
medicine IN ase, and Is evidently destined to be.
sDme the most popular and valuable mcdicine ever
discovered. For sale ny DR. : CRUMBACKER;
also BY PR yoR &PAULL. 4w jon 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

~ufscfufcs 70 orief ~ he sigefeni vuiess ~
FahcY Ffcnrh snd WOOD seat. Nockrns. SCROLL
Top. STAT Bsck. Cymmoa aod Coisse Chsif- faesv
sfyle) Aiso Srusss. Secisift-. B-tun and Hall
Rp,son Rockets. Nur.ur Be-. cofomau IN. l,fre sui
ssAIL Ale1. Chiiisn's Tsble Resktnr nnI
Sew ina Chats aud sipol- ~ every ere nod qsaia
~ So. 81. "a feet oil 'om he siUul of q mchss 0
he Mamlpoth char 81 - envy feet htsh resse
coll aud etfmns CT youfselves md ieste ,opi
oriefs ard lhcy Nil be attended ~ o. shnyf orlcf
Chairs c%afsiuiiy packed fr shipment ~ sent o,
80 paris ~ ne city enhgH crtfs charge Do
fraef dr piscc NJ i21 Ma,u ~ West 80,
Isn ~ Con W RtHfIDAYFEN
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ssRs. oOnEN,sr
DANCING


NJ RS COHEN. bess leave 10 inform Inc IA
lvt dies and fsssiemen oi Wheeling. that her
second quarter has essnmenced. Parents Jc..rus
of srnding their eh'Liren vii send them imm.Ii.
aieiy. as she will leave fs ihs E.-, a, the end 81
this quarter. Chtsdsen's siass. Aiyndsy. wcbn,s
ssys and Saturdays. iron > to 4 N. aud Ladies'
and Cen,ismcns' class frotr 10 Q. WedNe.lsv
c.,'iion nights from = mil ~ o'clock.
TERMS-fsf n isdy and Z gentleman Sc. ard
foe . eenilomsu Eve dollars a quarter, CONSISTING al,
~ lessons. Children Eve dollar. q Jednc,on
made ior all over 2 in z family. MnC c. viii ,e.,b
Ise ollow ING fashionable dances.
In Cr.csNienno The fIo,n Pine
"a caehsca The :. anish Dance
In Napoliitoa The C,ll,o,,l. |
La Polish Dsnce Walix..
The Highland Fling cytillioas &c a..
Mia &. returns her sincere thanks 10 tho Ladies
and gentlemen ef Wheeling Er The liberal patron,
age during the iast quarter. and hcpes Ia meri 4
continuance Of The same. Music by James Rishy.
Mist Z. snow icrming a class ofyouug ladies To
teach War Aut6riaii Fl.wsss. fr vases. Alsb
was Froi. and Horn and Alum Baskets. Saw
Dull Trees. &c. the whole ,aorh, 6r three dollsrs
o'is p Mrs Z. will give pdvGe lesson. At persons
residences. 81 "a
School Room. corner &C Union and Market Sta.
over Todd 4 rowcli'- Shoe S,vte. I'm teb
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sMALL FRY

Draws as follows hr.ugboui,h The monih of February.
Draws on Tuesdays--Cap iai prize $4,000.
whole Tickets 81; certificate Of Iackage whcics
si2; shares in proportion.
Draws on rhundays-Capi,nl pfixe $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package " holes
sid; shares in proportion.
Draws On Sa,urisys--Capiihl prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81! certificate Of package wholes
Ella; shares IN proportion.
Address your orders 10
sn N DORSEY. Wheeling. w.
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sCOTT,s HOTEL.

SCOTT,S HOTEL.
- TIE SUBSCRIBER has o,ieaed q
fs9T4A HOUSE on The corner Of Second anG
tlyx%s Green Streets. 10 ihs cIIy. under
AkkAA&SZ ,hs name Of Scots Hotel, and h,s Ia.
ken gren pains to corsIruci and furnish n m n style
suitable rfbrihe eommr OF ibuse Who may be p,oss.
Ell h favor him with a calf From It's Ioeano,
(heing near Ia The best steamboat Ian Imgl the style q.
construction and extent of the house, together With
unrepi'ied retsnnai ausniiun on his part, hope. To-
be enabled 10 give general satisfacrio,
WM e SCOTT.
Formerly Of Morgan House.
ion 10 Nv StIRSf Jacksonville. ~
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a GREAT BARGAIN.

NIE SUBSCRIBER wishing 10 retire from
the CONFECFlONARY bnsiness. will sell
~ a Bargain his siock OF Goods and Furniture and
would give im,nrd,aie pcesess,un u desired The
situation - one of tho best IN The cry, bnI not lie.
ite nlie Ia gave my stIens-'o To- The busipess Q w ish
to have y clusrd. IL the stock and Iuruifore T. moi
sold before lac 2Slh day ri Morb nexi. ~ will
then be sold ~ public sueti,n. Al.o 2 gooj bulk
windows will he s"h cheap For further %fartcp-
lars enquire 90 II NJ PARKER.
pm ~ No lOI Man q, wherl,nV
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Pokomeks River Lottery. Class No 80
To he dawn al Wilmington. Toeyday. feb'y ~.
l OF slS000 1 OF 5000 l OF 4000 I OF 5000
10 Ms. % hssliots. Tickets So; cerh6eaies 90
wholes "a dollsrs; shares in proportion.
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sIl,OOO.

Pokomok River Lottery, class M 40.
To he drawn a, Wilmington. "Wednesday Feb'y 25
| Of $4,000 / of 1000 of 5000 OF 1000
rs Nos-l2 ballots. Tickets "a; certificates of
25 wholes 60 doi-; shares in proportion.