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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-04-18
The Brandreth Pills are en-

lnG nEduuECGh AAAS oi0 81
tirely Vegetable and made on those Prln,
cipes which long experience has proved
correct. II is now no speculation, when
they are resorted to in sickness, for they
are known TO be the best cieansers Of
the stomach and bowels, and in all dys,
peptic aid bilious cases they are great
blessing. LIE, every family keep these
PILLS in the house. If faithfully used
when there is occasion for medicine, it
will be very seldom that Doctor will
be required. In all cases of cold, cough
or rheumatism, the afflicted owe It TO
their bodies 10 use these Pills.s
A fresh supply just RECEIVED, and tor
sale by E. ONWARD, Druggist, Canton.
+" M C. CAYcE, haron, &
4" G.E. MCGEE, Benton.
Price Is cents per box, with full direc.
lions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
LAkESl -pERInR MINES

We published some months since an eX-
tract ul letter from Thomas c. Child. Esq.
formerly OF this city, but now of Lake Supe.
nor The following is an extract of another
letter from the same gentleman To Il friend
here, who made some inquiries;
In the first place, YOU ask nv opinion of
the ooudli N OF things hc.c. my humble
opinion, things thugs at present look cx-
tTemely prosperous bat 10 not conceive that
we have takenthe first stcp,-or rather, that
we have not yet taken more than the first
step towards proving this country From
the little that has yet Icen done, appearances.
IN my estimation, seems 10 indicate, tina, this
Is going to prove a rsch mineral region. But
appearances are oiientmcs deceptive, and
more frequently, perhaps, is this tht f,ct in
mining operations than M almostanv other
As yet, lhavc but little data uIton which to
found opinion. and from thisiiltle | now en-
terrain IN above opinion: but this mey soon
be reversed II tie tew prospects now being
| worked ondlooking very lattering, shooll
1 iai to make profitable yield.
| You next ASK me, Ito give my estimate a.
/ to the future value and importance of the
country ior producing copper aud other met.
! ais Ii present proofs and those not posi-.
| lively established. wen certain evidences OF
| future general results, then would say, there
is no estimating the value aud importance OF
this country for producing silver and copper.
! OF some things. however, am well cunVinc.
ed, viz: that This is hard and am expensive
country To prove, and also that individual en-
terprisc without a heavy capital, cannot effect
any thing IN the way OF mining.
My brother has as rich looking a prospect
as you ever saw. lie struck sheet of native
copper at the depth OF about 30 feet from the
surface, and sunk , feet before Inc found the
bottom OF it. He then sunk down on the 9th
er side Il it, and then diiit,d TO find the other
end of il. lie has found the end down the
7 hill, bat the larger end, running up into the
/ hill he nsuot vet found It's dimensions. 81
itr a, uncovered, are rs feet long, about II
/ feet high, and from 3 to - inches thick; aud
/ ii Is supposol that the average thickness i, no,
( less than six inches In running level I'M
( the hill TO this sheet, he took out some splcn-
did specimens OF silver and copper lie has
one OF pure silver that weighs pound: and
one OF native copper that suppose will
weigh 900 pounds, 10 which is attached a
chunk OF native silver nearly us large as my
fist. besides numerous smaller chunks, Such
specimens a. these are ol course rare, bat they
viii make a man stare. a the depth of 90
feet have struck a fine looking vein-rchcr
IN silver than Ia copper, and more properly a
silver thana copper mine. How it may prove
| cannot tell; bat at present it appears TO be
growing richer as we 80 deef er. Gal ma, H.
GdSttic.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
TIE TEA.pARTY

We hopcouT readers will uo, forget the Tea
Party which will come OF this evening in the
basement OF the new Baptist church ON Clay
St, the proceeds of which arc to be devoted to
the completion of the church. We believe
we can say with safety, that it will be treat
worth enjoying. The object for which it is
got up is worthy one, the enjoyment to be
gained there will be rational and the delica-
cies sufficiently inviting, especially to dyspeP-
tics. We hope that all who would do good
in their hours OF recreation, as well as at 9th
er times, will be present aud patronize the la
dies engaged in it, and spend an agreeable sea
snn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
LIFEIN TILE AMY

The New Orleans Tropic contains le,tc,
written by member OF one OF the city volun.
iccr companies which had marched from Point
l'absl to Matumoras. The writer says
Point Isabel is the depot of IN, American
army. Steamers, and schooucrs. and nther
small craft were busiIy plying in the harbor.
me paC" ~ at the extremity of a dcsoJate
shore. Itcoutdins few suffers shops. many
tents, ant some long wooden shcds--the 4nl.
dcrS hOspitdls--the most melancholy sjpht 4
ever saw! The must be- at least go wonutc,l
soidiers-hm 'rican--at the Point. Same
nave lost hands, some feet others arms. ewes
CO.. Gc'' Among men in one hos ital
some one told M, there were unly seven lpOs
HE day after crossed The Rio Girsude w.
marched 10 a small NJ x en- town or VILLAGE
beuia. The houses were that, hcd with .,r,,y
Tile mad Of cay and reeds the kitchens
80 small ihat Mexican can't stand UPRIGHT
in mem. ne people are small ugly. dirty.
ul q ycHoWi,h copper color The few voucn
"a" were Disgusting in their appearance and
address.
From Ecuh wc were maj. he'd about Is
miles from 5 or 10 O'Clock IN the mo,pin,
lli J or ~ thc evening under the bnttesi
sun ever ielt one ol our men. Drcyfpus. was
snn-siruch. several l,ft ihc ranks. and when
"t 'NthhiB we lidltCd, we found one half of,r
company with ilic captsia and Lieutenant.
dhl not one non commissioned officer. q
must 'nionm YOU that this country las 4
greater uunber and greater variety at iu,cct.
p' all Minds Wan ever slw iu al NY life be-
lo',-,''i's' 'l%d"ls' worms. auI black spider.
s'ld lo b' ass poisonous as thr rattle snake /
KILLED one ln ny teul last NIGHT But ,yo,st
gi sll ore t1c flies that swarm about us F,,
lhc llf,t ilmc in my lilc have seen i,..b ,o..,t
ly blown poe lew minutes Our Ch4pl,ip.,
horse was CALLED ou bis side Yesterday ,,,.r,.
N.Y. Gee poor creature was on ile iui,,rsI .,.l..
e ua-s oi lulgDt-. A man OF the carpp ,,a,t
a hunting Doe returned almost crsly. be ga.
hy blown iu tIc elr. Another soldier lie
suffered 900 the same way WOODEN bI,oa.f.
are ily blown. The wild horses 10, ihi- .1,,,
81 ih' country always die when attacked O..
tic lies ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
S. S. CELEBRATION.

We learn thatarrangc have heen made
by the Methodist Episcopal Churchfor assem-
bling the Sabbath School belonging 10 that so
The scholars are requested TO assemble at the
Church, on Fourth street, at o'clock, a. NJ.
and join the procession, which will march TO
the hia in the rear OF the Episcopal Church,
and listen To the exercises; which will consist
pendence, singing am appropriate hymn, md
addresses from T. Nj. Galley aud Others. Al
ter the exercises they will partake of cola
ton prepared Tor the occasion. The Sabbath
Schools OF other chuJches have been invited to
join in the celebration.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

not be done without the votes Of the Ohio
Delegation. aud this he would inform the
House OF seasonably. See to'it in time-'I
speak as unto wise n.-ludgc ye."
This speech excited marked sensation in
the Hall, and WAS followed by one from Mr.
Bayly OF Va. 10 reply. Mr. Il. regretted that
such speech bad been made and the admin
ls,rdtlon assaulted about the loaves and fishes
of Office. lie denied that the South had more
than It's share oi patronage. Nit. Bayly soon
passed on to bis argumentin opposition to the
tariff
MIR. Benton OF y. Y. continued the debate
and is speaking a. close, partly Tor pto,cc
| ton, and partly against it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

hhlSh fti.AS - oniy one among namy ~ the nutncr
", aihncn's winch originate ~ impurities of the liooi
ueNl'ie"ee has shown that few N any are more dif
u'ui =" come. bu the Ciickcucr sugar Coated Ne
s'ld"' h's nave grappcd succe-,fnlv with IA every
l"'' Mfs Jones, 81 Albany. nov upwards Of "a ye,,
o "1e hah Teen subject Ia periodical returns of tn.
W' i"'n hrf eafiir' infancy; and lafcfy' had been =.
Notng anected as "a Furnish Indications of 10, ,,,r,
,m'ceei Recourse had a. fpfmorIy To- The f,n,,y
nls,eI'n' b"t his prescription only drove The aaeto,
f,, as ,,"a,' 20 fo'un with renewed violence Tho
DOCTOR hnaiit recommended a hoS of frc. r,r. la,
w15tn .'Hr nisako Of Tie Apothccsty's clerk 70,
~ 1870 sugar tusied Vegetable Putgstivc Piis
Nv "''oIipi"n aud being raiief supersutons vitbsl
l'"o,d lhai Providence had hand u The nh
sl''"h' ahd after an, mqh turn out for the h., -
'",4 e',"fdnrly made Use Uf them The re.u Of a ye
~ u-' 'il uiefn mo- Cause to rcgrtt their slpsfsti
I hp'l'ns ile patient rapidly recovered. ana has
,,'I "" gWeck ~ EfsypriaF since The Doctor yVs.
-, H'll2h''d ~ hc supposed suCccss of his pre.rrp
i'' nl NH4 80 completely aepntsilcd rviol, H. dtsr1
''n h- tftof ihaf io resolved frop tiat Time f,ry,fJ
Iie hniling csc iu cases ~ Eusyrtss Tat Gle.
h'ui sugar Coated Negetsilc Pills Tor ss'c bv
NV a. ~. FAiRCIffIU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

\ FEMALE SOhDlER-Thc Louisville
Journal =aysaiter tie Indiana volunteers were
mustered into the service ot the United States
-'-' '-- :. '',''.s'''s's'ssSs. Otf setting down
TO mess, he observed it sticking out olibe bo-
som OF one of his comrades. He immediate
~ took hold OF it, when TO his.surprise. he
discovered that his meSsmatc was female
Oh inqwrIug into this strange proceeding, she
stated, that being very poor, and wishing 10
so to her lathcr, who resided in Texas, she re-
solved to JOIN one ol the volunteer companies.
she afterwards went to Louisville, and her
fellow soldiers raised subscription TO carry
her TO her father.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
100000

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class No. %.
To Re dawn a, Wilmington. Delaware. on SATURDAY
July ~. lSfG. "'''
prize Of $4,000 of J,OO0. 81 $4,000 OF Ia0s
90 hunters, ~ ballots. Tickets sl2: cerii6rstr az
wholes lis, shares IA proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
sMALL Fnv Inrrrnu

D' ,,, a. follows throughout The month ofJuly
u,SsNs on Iuesdays-cSpiial prize 81 Os0
Whole Tickets 81 ocrti6cs,c Of pscksrc whole. 81.
shares IN proportion " f'-' "'o'e-' 81
V,b, ~ ~ hnfsday s-capiial prizs $1,000
Nhoc Tickets = ccrIide atcs ~ rsrl .,C tt a.,
snare IN proportion. "e' ""'i'' Sifi
Vy.bt ~ ~ s,e,htaafs- capital prizc $1,000
shares m proportion ~ t"'A'sc Nh"lcs Sll;
address your urdtrsto
~ J.. DORSEY Wheeling. Va
Ihc drawings win bc published rcy,,r.,,y If, ne
wv" "'7' w 'hc NfguT. Rrurmler
hly - "'"S'i Lucky Once,
WHEELING. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
FOURTII OF my

In ihe Ba~emen. OF The New Baptist Meet.
mg hou,c on Clay ST., East Wheeling. the
,Hl',s "'l batc refreshments prepared during
We Fourth OF July and q tea party at night
- Ni. Tie supper will be- only ono dollar a
''"P'e "r MY cents piece, ~ hich is 10 b.
appropriated Tor the purpose Of paying Tor the
nc" meeting house.
rs "e des'gn having ample provisions. we
nor' 'o see a large number OF ladies and zen.
Z cmou present
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

Five Young gentlemen, graduates Of the
General Theological Seminary, were ordained
as Delcons, in Trinity Church on SUNDAY
morning, by Bishop De Lancey. of Western
New York. Their names are; William Long.
John I. Brown, Charles Reynolds, Washing
ton Rodmon, and VIM. A. Jerks. The Bish-
oP was assisted in the services OF the day by
the Rev DR.. Higbcc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

STlCkNEY'S CIRCUS. --rcrlomanccs will
take place three times to day. There will b.
usual, gtcat rush to witness the attractions
presented Mr. lakes performances with
HE dogs are truly surprising. Go and zee
them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
3 of S26.OOO

urand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
GeoTgia-Clays No. 30.
July -. 1916 S'c on Saturday,
ihhc "i S'IWn, and thousands Of smaller trizes
~ nnn'tcrs - ballots Tickcs so. a ccrt,Gl, go
wlioles Sl99, shares IN proportion o % :"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

ANECDOTE-A foolish person ,yop, -,
ihc par.on 81 the parish. anI making .. !,
''r long face, told hir, %, bad S.cn a 800
10" was passing hy grave ward. ,ou, Inc =,
IoHE against the -ltIe Ut tbc wall. "Ip v,i.t
-N'pf dW % appes" lu the sh4pr 90 ...,
'- Go homc snd hold your tongue abo,f
ad ihe PASTOR son sr. yrry ti,,.f
's'' 'nd have been lrgmcnc,l az yorr o,o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
$4,000!

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Cass No 2S.
TO hc drawn al Wilmington. Delaware on Saturday.
July n. lSi6
of $4,000, OF SlOOCo. of6.OOo. OF 1000 Of :Oo
And thousands of smaller prizes
~ numle--. Is ballots. Tickets SO. a certificate of
e6 whucs Slc2 shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
&lA On6s.

f9koMokE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. ~,
day July - Is4g. 49, WI "Vdhcs
= piHe Of 1900, OF 1000, I Of 1000 or.noo
hunhefs' - ha'oiS Tickets 81; ccriifcate az ~;
wiulcs $50, shares in prnportion VI .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
GO1 nDAl

PoHoMoKE RIVER 10 TrERV. CLASS NO ia.
To he drawn a, Wilmington, Delaware ON Monday
July 20. lsIG.
1860 80 Ss,ou, or 900. Of 1000 I OF aoo0
-, ""Nntts' u drawn. Tickets So a cerinea'o of
wh"les size, share. la proportion VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
ID PAINE a CO., MANAGERS.

Fosonoke River LOTTERY NJ n.t,,,,,, go.
~ w Huntington on Monday line o. lad
% % ~ y - 10 ~ "a Cd
p.to., n Lowest prilc e.
Y 'AoFlnke River Lottery of Uei.vst. H.. 4 49,,
% ~ " Hmins'oH Woincsdsv. IaIg T. I-B
- ~ 81 a. "a "a N o.
% a., a.. Lowest Prize g.
% - - belns the isi 2ud and n drawn nurh T.,
okonokc Lottery Class IN prige ~ ~ ,c oi's in
''p''" 81 c capital prize ofsll no old a a. as
i,iy a -. T.. DORSEY
~ soio Agcntfor the Mansse,s
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$25GDOO

'..r IN RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. ri
July 70, isiG "''"""e' on monday
Prize OF 5000 Of SEQ. Of 1000 or sooo 1 =
vbie Is ta'ois Tickets So; certificate OF Is
"h''es Sill, shares Va pf0purt ION - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

BAPTIST CHURCH.-'rhGIe will be pub
lie worship in the lecture room of the New
Baptist Church, on Clay street, every Sabbath
until the main body OF the Church is finished
commencing at half past ten. Service 10y n.
q. Collins pastus.
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7.GOO AnIl:are

POkoMokE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. IN
July Id, 1916. IVY >
Of 80, Of $500, OF ZOO. I OF ,. eOO6c
90 numlcrs; - hailis Tickets So; ccruhca'o OF -
WlIDlcs $50. shares IN proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04
Cor OflO-

FoKoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS No. f:s.
To De- drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Monday.
July "a. FIG.
prizc 81 $4,000. ofs COO Of eco Of OOo. Sc sc
- numlers. ~ hao's. 1icke;s -, cenifcde OF
whales l3o shares In proportion.
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2OG $4,000 Dolls

POkoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. 100
To hc drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, Tuesday,
july II. ISlG.
urSl:,0cO, Of $4,000, Of Soc; of?c0O of ; oo0
- nunile-s 10 ballots. Tickets So certificate ct "
who'cs So IS; shares IN proportion.
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-LAnlES. sllnnrn.

i 1T f.rffrd from ThFadriphi4 !, tts ..,. - al.
-. Hf"n"tl Boot SOUTH end OF NafFef -.ps,s
o. d' tuiufed -liprsr.
.g. .I.'N of l4die.' iine Cplorcd fIs'f G,fe,s ali
'' Min, % Wii ir sold low fr r..f .'- OF"
fobD a howell
w 'DL. W'DL' WOOi'"-f VIII rev fle v,,te.
w.'r ''t Wool IH good order. 10 r, ,,,..,,..
IRWIN
NJ NIi- from Goo works NJ r.u off.,,
E''''''i "lnaIio sHt i0 .Ic ul.Eat. .,, ~. FL
IRWIN
-" ~ POO. So sHtf .oHF. SIS. s..t4.,,.
OF fi-' r'e'Hei ud 'l SAD. tt "''
IRWIN y
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MHrTELEAn

1Uu 49, "" lfhsiufgii White cad in siors
aid 'or ssir 81 o,cee,iing NV, eftee. i, H.. +,
'"l purchasers, Ell To- Auction Ro1rs III
FN vs. n NfCEUAM
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S225OO

r9 T> RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. ia
J,Iy on ,s,S " wilmington Delaware, ON Tuesday.
PsiIe OF 500 of7'o0 OF 800. ofa.jOo sc &c
1877, "'c's ~ drawn, Tickets s.; certificate OF y;
Whoic' SO, shares IN proportion ~
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BARGAINS RApnA1Nc

- 49,, u,ts iniNed ln reduce our STOCK Az t,t, a..
IN $3.50 ti''' purchasing our fau rfort 49, 81 it
49,, - '"y N."'- On ihc cash pfintipir sf e,t,.,,,i.
''W r',r'- Cen md see Don't no COME =, & '''''
''' ALLMANA MAXWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-04

CO The 9TH will be spent at Mcssrs. Dun.
lazy & Cos ship yard, by launching Capt
BeDnetrs boat. II is said TO be one of the
best models OF low water boat on the Ohio.
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DIR wINANs'.
bdLSAM or WILD CHERRY;
ny INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE I.
BEING SURE REMEDY gOR

bt1NG SURF REMEOi FOR
2EONFUMFTfON ~ an a. vsfiois e,,,,- e.,..,. 49,
- ~. EnosCmfgIs, GROUP. Whnpp,,- f.....t. !.
stng Or Mood, uthcuity ~ Hrfafitng Pan. i, nv.
"igs eid hleHsi- iunnenHs, LIVER COWPI tTNTs ~
y. Hs|ie" pofsefies ~ uf Wiusnfs D...,, -,
,, 80 a'e inly established IN every section, ~ tbe
lt lttg ~ success on rIfinr the most frtefe,,ts -
= "i tle "fegoing ciass 81 dscs-fs -
~ .H'Hl flefF nsf 1nrc wherr b has hoo,
~ y ~. ellff'ef radical cure Artsyusb h, ,,,. =.
-. Dl-s' WW afford immediate relief or st 49,
.,l H,A' tltHge in few DAYS ain b ranuos ~ ID
P.ifd IN W" fk mirsrrs hr eufing s d, III, -t,' 80.
ie,l disease fDr Yeafs ~" Piy ,"
Hcs'fr.. tierc s.e 80 mans. 49,. 81, -. &c..
t.''iF ~ H'dieiHe foInirrd a. eradiesie H dnsrrnt
'i- eva t"fHis reQuirug different quenfsioss hence
~ hf caf. single intfif sure ianf. while ofhefs
~" i"nire thrrf BOTTLES % produce te same effect
w we 1sk Of tc pafcnt b. tn give mrdicire fair
~ enc hc mef res s-iircd that WI ~ productive
~ il0 1ust icnefria effects.
Ia'ifnis in taking IRE medicine need not re.trirt
io nseitcs refas diet. except avodinr 10 n,ft ht
ffeatr sfeiee ~ fuufanfh rsief srtt "a n. -
catttfe.s onions, cucuniofs. A..
They fipuh ray pforcf attention thar their sr.. 4,
Wafm ard should avoid opposing iheusrifr. to fie =,
eenenccs ~ Tie weather re careful noi ~ over assr
ffeqnem bathing in warm han and The nee ofh.,,
IRE medicine iu Is efec's '' -" ~"
~ -fNeis should - krpi nren with come rsrft. ,ses
~ = -'sn - ~ WnsH's fofF Mos PfGs ,sbfsbssir
~ f"und much supefiuf tn sny fsr-.t,rs a ~ -. ~
~, '''" W" a-' ed ht hshsm 90 aneet.ons of tbe
Ior ssio vbolssiir aaafstsab,
- O. nOGVneO0F
Wheeling W
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FRESH ARRIVAL

a L.NAN& MAXWELL have t,.t ,,...., -.
=. - u.r thesp rash store. No iga Man sifest
~ Pshs Ladies Black Spring heeied Hsif C,te,.
M 2" ~ Thick Soicd DO De-
@ ~ ~ b. Run Round al W.
- 90 "l'"nadc lssiof Slippers only o. se,,t. Winch
'"'f "Iei :" ilc public al tefy low pfiecs
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FOR RENr

x4s7sA fOh htN /,
I1fsEl tNh une nt more years. we'll known re-
IlaAt.to VEN saild w mtlcs rom Whecnv sftpa
ls1gk9 icd on TIC Na'iunai Roas f,sfnefiy re,,t,.t
1880 Wy sagusl knode. n one al the ,sJ 80
uh stands on TIE Road plenty ~ house rom sarb ~
ialm huidiu2 in fou With r0ofns large gintp- ro,
hhchen SPYING house aud smoke house win s,,,s,r-
i"f lup hprsc, snd ~ tand Bart rn.,sb's -
sna l"p small dwelling al ~ which win h. rented t,,
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