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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
FEMALE SEMINARY

| TfEMALE SEMINARY The Female Seminar. -,
| North Wheeling, conducted by Mrs Wallace !, m
under favorable Providence commence - WI, /" ~,
on the last Monday In August h Is very in,posrt tb,,
al who intend sending their children at a,,y Tine
ne ierm should have them in school the hr- dan of
the term None will be received for sor,er period rn
term of - weeks. piano forte has teen rel Ia,
the use of the school aud the services OF an
teacher irioes are usual. For lessons Pano
and for Experiments in Chemistry and Natural PbiIo
ply, there " III te extra charge.
me course of studies intended for the Institution for
'hs present, Is As follows:
PRIMARY STUDIEs.-Reoding. Writing, Spelling
Arnhmeie, Geography, History of the United states
JUNIOR CLASS-Algehrs Geometry. English Gram.
MAR Elements vi History with the use OF an Ancient AZ.
S ana Historical Chart. Geography of the Heavens. Bot.
SENIOR CLASS.-Physioogy Rhetoric, Natural Phi.
WpnI; ,hemtslry, intellectual Philosophy, Geology,
Ns,n,, I.enfe, evidences OF Christianity, Analogy Of
Adduione studies win te given those whe wish a
,h sNshued course The French Language will be
The following testimonials in favor OF Miss E. Adj
es' VINO IL 10 be employed Ia this institution as teacher
n ~ 49,, kENToN CoLLEor. June 81, 1876.
kev. VIM. Wallace, Sui take pleasure in intorminx
YOU that have long Teen acquainted with Miss Epiy
Adams as member OF the Church under my Pastoral
care and can bear witness that she lady of aninbl
manners and pous and exemplary department. Miss
was also pupil, and has some wears been teacher i'm
ha excellent Institution the Granville Female Seminary
ro which also bore pastoral rcation) and II rs with
great confidence that now recommend her as
the requisite talents and qualifications for the position TO
winch you have called her Very respectfully yours
>. \. BRONSON. Pres. ofkenyoa College.
GRANVILLE, q. June %. IsI6.
iuiy IN The above recommendation of Pres. Bronson.
w. Z. FRENCH, Pastor OF 81. Lukes Church.
:. GRANVILLE, -. June ~, 1876.
From the acquaintance have been able to form with
Miss Adams cheerfully concur in the above rec omnen
iSiions JACOB LITTLE, Pastor OF Granville
Presbyterian Church.
. GRANVILLE, %. June %, 1916.
Miss r. Adams has for three years past teen connected
with tins institution teacher can eheernlIly
concur in the above recommendations.
A. SANFORD, Rector of Granville r. Seminary
, - Granville, O. July 20, 1915. |
Rev. Wm Wallace, Sir--This is To certify that we |
AVE been acquainted with Miss Emily Adams as a tea
her IN the Granville Female Seminary several years
ND consider her a. eminently qualified such
iESRV CARR, Pas. OF Bapt. Oh Fredonia Licking Co
: CARTER, Prof of Malta x Nat. Phi Granville Col |
lev DAVID H. SwARTz, VI. T.. CHI Lancaster Fairf'd Go
lev. II. o. FERGUsoN, Of NJ. r. Church. w Chester O. |
To all whom may concern.--I do earnestly recon-.
iend Emily Adams as qualified to impart Instruction to
lasses in the principles the French Language and well
'orthy OF confluence JAMES q. BLAIR
BiendoD, July q lS43. w&d3w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
LOUIS OFFON GOELICKE
OF GERMANY.
TllB GREATEST OF HUMAN RENE
FACTORS

II
yiIirLNs OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERic,
- To Iouts ORION GoEiIcKr NJ ID Of cs.. :,
Shur"pc le'ongs the impcSishahble honor of siil
Nhw anu IRE' ovs DOCTRINE To the Science OF Ne,,n =
"a uueulne which, though Vehenentty onposs, 49,. ~.
ny OF ue tscuty (of which he il yshn,li 49,. ~ ~"
nc proves 10 re a. wen founded in truth a. snv lss,
"''oE W TIA doctrine, upon the vefacttv ~ ,yhnh
are suspended the lives ofour race. and which no I
Chale"ses ms opposes To rcfute. viz CoNsr Nr,t~
Dlshasf ALWAYS oCcAsioNED A pisoRDrRtp 80 ~, -,
lhI us VIA Tor LtfE PRtScIPLE) oF IuH urNAx nr
I'll OFTEN SECRETLY TURNING ~ rnE sYSrFN roy
iENss hEl ORR THERE Is TuE LEAST COMPLAINT OF ms
LVN"s1-ll-AND winch NAY BE As CERTAINLY ruouou
MOI As QUICKLY Cured, As ACoNNoN CoLD or A s,Np,r
nkpAchr. IN hvSluahly precious doctrine this az II
PHts preeons lesson to the APPARENTLY uEAIf,v OF
an unoi served inmate Of their elayey houses even
Whiie they imagine themselves secure om It's attacks
teSening them that THE GREAT SECRET IN THE
Akn OF PRESERVING HEALTH rs TO Pluck
~ DISEASE WHILE IN THE BLADE. AND NOT
VAT TILL. THE FULLGROWN EAR
Ihls ussrlous beneiactor of - also entitled to
ou uhieghed gratitude, aud the gratitude Of would
LOT ue invention OF his MATCn1ESS SANATIVE-
WHOSE healing nat may justly claim for IL such a title
since ~ has 50 signay trunphcd over our great com
mon enemy W FCONSUMPTfON, both in i;s first and
last sageSI la medicine which has thor ouehly 6Iled
,he vacuum IN the Meera Medica and thereby proved
I.seu me W rCoSouERoR or PHYSICIANS. ia me,li
cine, Tor which all mankind wiiihsve abundant cause To-
pes- the henehcent hand ofa KIND PRovIpENcg.-a me
uelhe, whose wondrous virtues have 'Ieen glowingy
portrayed even by some of Clergy in their pastor Al
vsiis 10 the sick chamber; by which means they ofen
Deeoe he happy instruments OF changing despondencv
INTO hope, sickness into health and the sadness of friends
INTO Witness 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
LATE FROM MEXICO

RM ENICO, a. IL was and as IL is, Nos I, . and =.
AVA Mexico-Iis Geography, lis People and its Insti.
tutions,
Fremonts Expedition To the Rocky Mountains,
The Mysteries OF the Inquison aud other Secret Soeie
ties in spain:
The Artisan ofLyons, by Dennis Ianngan,
Boarding Out, Tale of Domestic Life,
The Donnie Blackstone, Deveranx, by T.. l.. BuIyver
The Arts and Miseries OF Gambling, hy j. N. Green,
The Gamblers Wife by Mrs. Grey.
The Young Prma Donna
Ethan Allen, or the Kings Man, by Melville,
Capisin O'Suiiivan, by w. n. Maxwell
Confessions of Pretty Woman, by Miss Pardoc,
The Regents Daughter, by Alexander Dumas,
Counte Monte Christie, (compleie,) by Alex. Dumas,
Henry Russell, or the rear Two Thousand,
The Step Mother, by g.. r. X. James,
Nan Darrell, by Miss Ellen Pickering,
The Squire,
Wyoming Tale Of the Revolution,
The Dutchman's Fire Side, by Padding,
Ann Herbert, by a Lady Pelham, by 4. l.. Buwer,
The Last Days of Pompeii. by Bulwer,
The Last Ofthe Barons, by Bulwer, received and for
sale by aug IL ELLIS, Ill Main 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
James S Wheat,
IN CUANrppy

against pursuance OF the decree
Lukens * BckIe others. rendered in this cause up
on the 18th day Of June 1886, in the Circuit Superior
Court ofLaw and Chancery. for the County Of Ohio the
undersigned appointed Commissioner for the purpose
VIII proceed To sell at public auction the front door of
tile Court House ofOhio County, Monday the 9Th dav
of September next the part oflo No. Six 90 the first
square in the city of Wheeling, known Congress Hall
at the of Main Street aud Sprggs ally measuring
- feet inches in width Main Street and also the lot
numbered thrysN (6) situated at the intersection of
seventh street aud Lnsey formerly called Water street
in that part ofthc City ofWhecng called East Vince.
ling; the following terms, viz: Ten per cent of the
purchase money TO he paid in hand and the balance in
three equal instruments bearing interest from day ofsae
and yae respectively in eight sixteen and twenty four
months thereafter the deferred nSianents lie secured
by bond with good security and the title be retained as
further security until payment In full.
JOHN q. EOFF.
july 30, 1916. Commissioner
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Tickets $40. Halves $40. Quarters 81
Orders for tickets IN the above viii meet with Tho
prompt and confidential attention, and she drawing seu
To all WHO order from The cash for all capital prizes
can he had, usual, az sight. Address
DIANE 4 20. Managers, Richmond Va
Tickets in the above also he lad of
JOHN u. BIGGER,
avs J-wim Vendor, Richmond Ma.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03

n GROSS Godfrey : Cordia;4 gross Baieman Drops
ak gross Nerve aud Bone Linimcnii gross each
Lsudanum aud PsregoTie no gross Essence Cinnamon q
Peppermint gross British Ol aud Oil of Spike; gross
Wnans Celebrated Nermiiuge; 20 gross Shaving Soaps
pf different qualites jest received and for SAFE ~
ang ~ j Il Il HORNBROOK Monroe II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03

TAE oTICE--AH persons indebted TO John J. Iaswe
rS0 decd. a. the Book store Union street recently
kept by his Executor and Alexander Ingram, jr
tilted 10 make 10 John II. Thompson. who u du
y authorized TO receipt for the same G. ID HASWELI
aug - Executor OF John Haswell, deceased
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
WHEELING THEATRE,

~ w public - most respectfully informed that The
a love place of amusement will 10 ouen Ia few DAYS
with EFFICIENT COMPANY, ENTIRE NEW
SCENERY RAISED STAGE and seats 30 arranged
a. 10 make BOXES and PIT
w fact u will be arranged make visit 10 the
establishment only comfortable amusing and in.
struetive
nstiec viii he given of the FIRST representation.
auEEs WIN. r. HASTINGS. Manager
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
A FARM FOR SALE.

II HE sui scriher offers for sale the Farm which hS
- now lives In SUnbury Township, Monroe comfy, q
containing $50 OF land less, about -
acres cleared ofwich 10 in clover, good
orchard, all grated ruii the whole farm il first
repair and well waered good frame house, good Chin
neys and shngle roof pump of excellent water IN the
yard, good shngled harm, with considerable number
of out buildings aud the desirable and
age of having two mills and two crist mills within
mile of the house. The farm pleasantly situated about
II mikes from the Ohio river, 2miies south of Beasve
aud miles from Woodsfeld tho county town. POSSES
sion will he given this Fall, and any person wishing
purchase can have bargain. For terms apply TO the
subscriber ON the premises.
aug il 3w RICHARD COWI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
SMELLS ROCK STORE

sINHE subscriber having purchased the entire stock Of
Books. Stationary, &c of the late John J. HTswcli,
will continue the business 81 the old and where may
all times he found large Of School, is;o-
rcal, Theological, Medical aud Miscellaneous Books aud
stationary, 10 which constant additions will lie made,
He trusts experience OF several years in the Book
Business in this city, together with determination 10
pIcaSe will entite him continuance of The patronage
heretofore 80 literally extended 10 the establishment.
aug % JOHN II, THOMPSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
TRUST SALE OF LOIS In EAST
wIEEIINf.

~ virtue OF deed of trust, executed by John Gil
~ christ hearing date on the 18th day OF Nav 1874
ana recorded In the Clerks Office the County Court
Oh ONO county IN Deed Book No. ~. PAGE 1874, shall
on 'he eth day OF september next proceed sell at pu
nc safe al The front door Of the Court House of Ohio
county To the highest bidder, Lots No. - twenty two)
and IA zone hundred and forty four one ndiy
ded third par OF Lot No 2iO, wo hundred aud forty
ad the last hall of Lot No. 23 1.-TWO hundred and thT.
y'one) IN East hcelng; five per the
money 10 he paid In hand and the residue n two equal
payments at one and two from the day of sale the
purchasers giving bonds and good security hearing i'm
.erest from The day of sale. Selling trustee shs
only make such title is vested by said deed Of
trust aug { Is Nj. NELSON, Trustee.
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$40
We warrant the package to draw 22l
Making the risk on % wholes S2lg
res n nronortton


Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters So
Orders for tc4ets the above will with the most
prompt and confidential attention, and The drawing sent
TO all who order from The cash for all capital pri
yes can lie had a. usual, at sight.
ID. FAME & CO., Managers.
Tickets in the above Louery can he had OF
N. !. DORSEY
aug d6 wtd Agent, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
,rO CnTNTRY MERCnANTs

% AGS.--Tbe highest prcc given in exchange for GOO
~ clean Cotton aud Linen Rags by
aug ~ JH THOMPSON.
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NOT ICE.

II ANiNG disposed OF a portion of my s,o-c IN III,
- hnghes, Jr IL is necessary for me to have my ltsi
49, seu,a up all persons, therefore. knowing them
ss indebted 10 the undersigned either by note or boeI
account are requested TO make payment TIL Hughes
'f; VINO Is authorized To receive the same
"hee'ihg, Aug. "a, 1916 NJ. &. LEIGH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
THE CELEBRATED MEnICINES


HF +. WARNER, well known as the Old Indian PLY.
stefan of Pittsburgh, with particular directions for
Their employment, can he had of his son, Doctor Elisha
Warner, South Wheeling.
IL Is useless to pun these invaluable medicines since
they generally known and have been extensively
employ ed by the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity for
the of those appalling chronic diseases TO which the
human family Is subject.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR ELISHA WARNER respectfully announ.
- TO the citizens of Wheeling and surrounding
country, that aeT absence of months on
he has retained 10 the city and permanently located.
Thankful for the liberal share Of patronage bestowed
bin during his short residence ia Wheeling he s;i
ders his professional services and hopes the
probation Of impartial public. An professional calls
either ia the city country will lc promptly attended
TO- and all chronic diseases viii Tceeye particular aien
tiOn.
Doctor Warner having studied medicine under the tut
lion OF respectable physician Ofthc old school
ing thoroughly studied the Indian Botanic practice
hs father (who is generally known the old Indian
Physician of Pshnrsh aud having had the experience
Of several years successful practice with him who has
had most extensive patronage the above city for
last eighteen years hopes, by sssiduous uilremcd
attention 10 his profession, satisfy the reasonable OK
Peetaiions oftl'osc who may favor him with their
dencc and patronage.
oFFICE--in the brick block, Immediately the south
end of tie bridge doors from his former stand
now occupied by Col. II. Il. Kelley.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03

l1URSUANr Ia HE decree pfnnouncrd IN N,
suit W Chsncsfy on iho l7th da, al January
1896. wherein
William = Dean is Compliment,
AND
Ohm G,lehrisI, WillitfnCofIih and uihcfs nm y.
CsH5aHis
The Shcr n II Oifio county acting rs commission
- under sid decree viii tner Tor sale VI the tout
iuor 81 lie count hnbse Of sniI county 81 Ohiu, ~
Saturday W ooh da, 81 Jnne 1916 j. l. tuin.
befed iwO hundred and six. one hnrdfed nhh one.
one bundled ond thirty eiVhi. one inndted and
"Jy seven one hundred y, d frr'y nine nhd ihiry
40, t206l U0lGUSO an uigJ t32) ,iiha,e IN
N par ui Middle Whceltpg. fnow . pau oi tie
ri'y vl Wheelng) iaid III 10y Noah Zrne. John NV
reu and others many such yafis thereof. NJ
shall be uotesslfy 10 ssisiy the debt. Interest and
rosts. decieed me cuir Plaihant ~ the tau-s
+ RSiS-Ten per rent oi the purchase inoney
be paid cash. aid The residue ihefenf IN ihsee
equal payments. atsiH, Twelve and eighteen usnih,
| from The d1y o. sale. me purchaser ~ pufcbaser
giving hotds win god setunty. bearing inttts
lfom the day Of sale
JOHN q ECFF. D Gr
maV 81 n & wooDs. soc.
The sale NJ ne shove pf,pcuy s p,.iponsd nnii
i Saturday ihe 81 day ~ Angus. 1896 un "
/ The shove sale is postponed untg Monday. he 1t
| day o. sept. tnex) a. 10 o'closk,A. arg 3
SOO LBS DRIED REF, Cincinnsti cured. inst re,s
80 we'd md for by SD WOODROW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
DIR. WINANS'.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE


AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE;
BEING \ SURE REMEDY FOR
NoNsUMPTIoNi in all its various forms, Coins, srH
~ Ma, BRoNcHIrIs GROUP. whooping Cough. spit.
Side and Breast, Influenza, LIVER COMPLAINT" sc.
The medical properties of DR.. Winans Balsam of
Wild Cherry are fully established every section Of the
country 10y It's success in curing the mcf
ses of tie foregoing class of diseases.
In almost every instance where IL has been persevered
i'm q has effected radical cure. Although IN many ca.
this Basam viii afford immediate relief Or at least
pected 10 rk miracles by curing all in short a time
to restore health frame that has bsen prey to
fell disease for years.
Besides, there many stages of the same disease
that is impossible for any physician determine
quantity of medicine required 10 eradicate it, different
periods aud forms requiring different quantities; hence
in some single hottie is sufficient; while Others
will require three or bottles To produce the effect
All we ask of the patient is TO give medicine fair
trial. and he may rest assured that it will be productive
of the most beneficial effects
Patients, in taking the medicine need not rtstrict
themselves as regards Diet except avoiding the most nd
cahbages, onions, cucumhers, &c.
They should pay proper attention that their dress
warm, and should avoid exposing themselves the in
oemences Of the weather. Dc careful not to
else.
Frequent bathing in warm hath and the use of hair
gloves for rubbing the flesh before going bed, will aid
the medicine in lis effects.
The bowels should c kept open with some gentle med
icine, such as Dr. Winan's Poor Mans Pills which VIII
be found much superior TO any purgative Pills now in
use, and will also aid the BasSm in all affections OF the
For sale Wholesale and retail by
j. & L. lIOKNBROOK,
nov 2O-ly Wheeling, Va.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
36rAIhs Mems Morocco rooisi
GO 60 rS a" Pump soled G EI Mon 70,
80 do Light Seal shoes oes'''' vs.
Which will sell and si have a few moro !cn of the
same kind. june 20. ALTMAN MAXWELL.
OIL CLOTHS, ten CLOTHS, TABLE CLOTHS
WINDOW BLINDS, FIRE SCREENS, DOOR
PIECES COACH CURTAIN STUFF, GREEN
BAIZE ron SIDE BOARDS, BUREAUS, STANDS
&c, SILK AND MUSLIN APRONS FOR CIIIL
DREN.
= oSEPH WOOD. OF Fast Wheeling would respect
fully inform the public that he is prepared execute
orders fOi anything enumerated above IN his line
neatness durability and despatch.
House Painting, Glazing aud Paper Hanging also at
ended to.
Residence and shop near the old Crovn Glass Works.
REMOVAL,
- DR. = T. ItUII.IHEN Ia
I'm ST ' removed sD,,. h. ofe , 10 toar,5 4
House, west side, and two doors below the Presbyterian
| church. fn2.
and we intend offering greater inducements TO persons
wishing anything in the Dry Goods line than have
ever done tefoEo.
/ Ladies Dress Goods Of every description
Gents Wear ~ every description
Linen Burlaps al very reduced prices a. the Whccn,
i Store. JOHNSTON A. BERRY HILL.
| June ~ No. l3i, Main Street.
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GOELICKES
M1TCHLESS ,S4V4y,TVE

ediehe, OF more value To than the vast mines
= o' even VIC uni United OF our gloho
"A medicine, which Is obtained rou.LIv from, ,,s 60
aoe, animal and mineral Kingdoms and that posseses
IiHht'FoLD power,-a medicine, which though de-
Eeu a. remedy for Consumption solely, is possessed
Oh mysterious influence many diseases OF the b
man sysema medicine, which heIins To he valued nv
Pn!slclehs, VINO are daily witnessing its ASTONISHING
cure OF many whom they had resigned to the grasp of
thc II FINsATfaBLE GRkvH.-f1f
u FDOSE Of the SAnatve, for adults one dron. c,r
children, hafdrop and for infants quarter dron the
quarter drop '~'' VI
The above medicine can be obtained in Wheeling At tho
guy VI TIMES OFFICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03

VALUABLE WORKS
W A.LAMS LITERATURE vols,
sEA Woh's Mission TO BokhaTa,
I.ycli's Geology, > volumes,
irl,y's History OF Animals,
Alger's Phillips Mineralogy,
B1ckiaRd's Geology, volumes,
..Alison's History al Europe, volumes.
Turner'S History ofthe Anglo Saxons.
Theirs French Revolution, volumes,
IIimmcr's Practical Geology and MineTalogy,
Wilson's American OrnittO'ogy,
t;cscer's Erccles iastioal Text Book
Won RdunfeT's America,
Gaston's Collections, S<e. sc, for sac by
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
ans ~ Bookseller aud S,a toner, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
HORRIBLE MURDER.

Ut ~ reported ~ interested persons in Wheel
- that the Home League boot aud Shoe Factory oi
Connolly n Wade u kingup the Eastern work ~ tho
dreadful msnner. Boots aad Shoes II every Dies
cripiiOn made In shop can " bought twenty
Eve per cent cheaper than IN any store ia Wheeling
aug Is CONNOLLY WADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03

OA BBI.s SPIRITS OF TURPHNTINE just re
- - ccivcd and for sale by
auT 20 PRYOR 4 fAULt., iGQ Market street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03
NEW BOOK BlNDEaY!

Ihlh unu UIHdlnenldl DiIlulng.
OF all kinds to order, IN the most thorough
manner and at the cheapest rates.
BLANK BOOKS furnished {. uny pattern.
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music, &c, bound
in the most substantial manner.
Old books rebound, sc.
The Biudefy will be under the charge Of J .
lGlLCHRlST, JR., an experienced aud compe-
tent workman, to whom any orders may be
given.
The subscriber is satisfied that he ran, and
| is determined to furnish as good work ss can
be done in the city, al as cheap rates and with
the utmost pTomptness.
! Steamboat OJcntrs and Builders, are par.
ticularly invited TO give him call, as he Is
/ prepared TO furnish books anl bills out and
out, at the shortest notice.
may t6 j. y. WHARTON.
PAPER HANGLNGS.
WROWELIs& BROTHERS rospecthuv invite the e.
IA teHtion of country merchants 20 their large
Of the latest styles and most superior finish.
Their variety includes every Thing in their line whfi
they Oflcr ON reasonable terms.
! CURTAIN PApENs full width. crest variety low
. Z before purchasing eisew here.
so. 81. Baltimore IT. Baltimore. sd. aug " 2swim
NOTICE.
q a LEX fNcH AVIAN fnu having r,ltnoufaGo th
"a voesassion nfthc BOOK Store n FUTON street. re-
pcchy solicit hc custom of She old friends and purchas
Adesrssc end varied assortment n te best and pe,
csi works, wiih Hationsri wall papef Sc. VIII AWAY
w Idw wilde ovt, ID authorized 10 .siue Che Zoo
accounts heretofore contracted win the afc John Tft
y well ard Sos. luuahani, jan GtO y. HAFWEII.
| Juiy A.. loiU. - ~ snd Nduur razor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-03

HE Tax lis of Ohio county for the year 1876 helms
ready far delivery. The undersigned requests that
an persons ing State County taxes VIII come for
ward aud settle without delay. JOHN EOfF, D.H.
aug 10 5sw For r. &. WOODS =. .. &.
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Ebry Goods atCOSf.
ID. PAINE a co.
Nj IAN AG Frs OF LOTTERIES

,,-.n.. NHEELiNG, VA.
IL BRILLIANT ATTRACTION FOR THE lyTII
OF SEPTEMBER.
HE following Brilliant Scheme presented thus ear.
~ To the patrons Of Fortunes Home IN order that
those at distance have fun lime order their tic
Nets and receive them before the day of drawing Phc
Scheme ~ one Of extraordinary attractions. having ia
prices Amounting To over ONE MILLION DOLLARS. A
package OF - tickets contain the grand prize of
SooooO and of 100000 for the triimg sun, ef s2y-
Single tickets $50.
100000! 3 OF $4,000! 3 OF OsIOOOI
90 OF SIOOi I76 OF S5OOI
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 3e to Lc drawn
on Saturday. Sept. 10. 1876, AT Wilmington, Delaware