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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
ENRAGED ELEPHANTS

ENRAGED ELEPHANTS. corrc.,,on
dent of the London Times mentions tbat the
safety OF a train on the South Western Rail-
sway was endangered, ON a recent occasion.
Sroma strange cause. Two elephants were
conveyed from London: the animals became
sestive; and near Wimbledon, ,onan embank-
9nent, they grew 80 outrageous, as To smash
The cages in which they were confined. The
passengers were not released from their tcrrors
until the train arrived at Wimbledon. where
the carriage of the elephants was detached.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

Gs-We learn by a passenger BY The s.
Louis stage who arrived in this city about IL
O'Clock, yesterday, that ABBOT half past Q o.
clock on Monday evening. the s,sge ,,as ,re
ciPitated over aprecipice about two miles
beyond Paoli. The stage contained zine pss-
sengcrs, all OF whom were injured, bu, only
one seriously. The body Of the stage turned
over twice nits descent, but was caught by ,
stump Louisville Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
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FOR SALE 81 A o. FAIRCnu.p.
AuNNr MIIEIIIN.. A.

AGENr wtlEELiNc. "A.
n NhANlfl. - Al dtsrnss-. even insanity ntl
4 'ruoh,biy 80 tmpef Pierced ir'rr tVpiavrd 90
''rfupt hum"ts Which. oit,u 'Suus ,rrh thr bi,,,.
'rcHs ot pJip AMI dIs,ufJ "a he hausu pa,ps
= r'cN'. mat bN t"t-e,'t,rs- "a zoe zee 20 E-.n
'fs.h'N Ncgc;1lle CnN,s.,l PIN. ~hi,h Is .., a.
10 ,'y hc,i. 4tl oniv rr.r.t Iutr.'.ye tbt..s.,,
'u' n,v r'I rr,ith,'uv ri temper r.n - sus, q,
vel - other dtscas's depending uYtr ~. ra,s
"".s 81 he ',rcula,fnE lpri. ihc htooc
m'dfcit' Ney-isbls Cn,vrrsi PIE arc krayn
~ ga" .Sr"s'nce oi h,rs,n,is - r,ri.si, ri,au.,
- blood '-"u ell t'u'""... ''movc r,-,, rr,isI
'hSr'i"r. snd tCnuNpiv Wrsk stbi ,rhsil,. Gun
-lrnHnns 20 rctieCi health aud NiNuf
Ih'f fshno~ edged Enn' once q. ih--n a.
'9.sueh every rtr'oa ct ,'.'rtct. 70 ri ioiaucr 1,
o.d aEr
N'oH'r' core in c.thcr Gfc,s or die, = r,sui,gs
when they IRE u,eI
WIN u'-tnN'lu'hc medicine ~ our nosscs,ion.
" my N,li 'hc mns' Sickly rrgt,ns Nufout ir.,
y" conl7siun tan - ,gS,Ihiiuy afIrct ~. u wr sfs
careful 60 freely us- these Pills. dSvIm t.r -
N q '"r sole ct Noi,hurg, by & ID BROWN.
Jsturr.l AGENTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
THE RIVER.

The ice continued running the whole day
yesterday, and the ierriage was extremely diff
ficult. Rain fell nearly all day and we shall
doubtless have a further rise than ,Sat shown
in our report of the water. The casters mail
could not cross to connect yesterday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
THE ORIGIN OF NEW YEARS GIFTS

-
This custom OF presenting gifts on the first
oil January is attributed TO the reign OF ROM
illus and Tatius, kings OF the Sabines who eo-
Nerned jointly IN Rome, in the seventh wear
ct the town. Tstius began the custom. il i
said from having been presented on the New
Year with some boughs from the forest of the
goddess Strainia in token OF good luck. The
Romans made it holiday. and consecratel il
To the honor OF Janus, offering sacrifices 10 him.
whilst the people went in throngs TO mount
Terpeia, where Janus had an altar, clothed
with new clothes. and chose To begin their
respective cmployments or work on this day:
they wished one another good luck. and were
careful not To repeat anything i'll natured or
qnaTreisome; the common presents among the
ineancr sort, were dates, figs and honey which
were usually covered with leaf gold, and those
who were under the protection OF men used
20 add piece OF money. In the reign OF Au-
Sustus the populacs, gentry and senators, used
To send him new years gift, and if he was
not In town they carried them To the Capitol.
From the Romans, this custom went To- the
Greeks, and from the heathens to the Chris
uans, who very early came into the practice
oi making presents TO the magistrates and a.
Their dignltaries. Some OF the ancient fathers
wrote stEenuously against the principle on ac-
count OF supposed immonlities committed un
ttcr the cover and protection of it; but since
the governments OF the several nations i'm Eu-
rope are become Christian, the custom is still
retained as beautiful method OF expressing
love, friendship and respect.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
COOPER AGAIN.

FHNllE Chhinhcs,r of ihe L,ulcpare Manu-
n scripts. ri Fcnuimorc Cooper. Ei"nOr wv.
ley 81 ihc Young Folks oi Long bridge. %, J r
Cooper Peer INTO Lnndon S,cicfy. toy Pencil;
smoky Cay. hy samuel Nuun. Tho Ba,iari pt The
III Hher- RcVrnrr; The History uf the Dut,hcss ni
q; CTuikskaHk's Table BOOK JA.l reed snl ior
sale hy W kOBB
doe 30 Gunner Mem & Tnt,n 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

CO. Part of the cabin of tho Richard Clay
ton hoated past yesterday The boat is, we
Learn, totally destroyed There was more
freight on her than we supposed, mostly in
sured, however, and some OF it is not perish
able
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

y NV BOOKS -Tupnc''. Provc,hiil Pbilp.n.
J. Y rhy. CytlnPoda 81 5000 Pncical R.cclp.s
Anerca the American eope. hy Won Rauin.r,
VOLTS Miss"n 10 Buhhard. s., The Couk ,u,l
'"nircii"pc r.; Kane. Elcmcn,s ot Cf'r 90; Review
ct Edwards GA tie Nill ~ nlcds,,; Rrcimcn nud
IN ce,tiy ~ Cr John Roll; Moore. PoctlcnI
Works En- snie 10y JOHN J UASWEIL.
dee 81 Uuio- 81 Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
SgO G0O-

Grand con scliaita Losi,rv ~ f,Isioars s Gso-r,s
CLASS No. >,
To bc drawn ~ Wilmington. Del S,t'y January 10.
J of 10000 OF 10000 OF tg7 at 1000
- NJ - hsi'ofs Ticket. $40 Ccuf,aie IS
,'hn.os lis loiinr.. share. 900 pr,i orion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
q or $40 600

Ir'rI CHusn Itl tc.i ,1tt,r.. GINS. Nod
I"'T 'rl''n ai N.mufinn. SlluhI,, January -
, $1,000 bHuUu ! o' 5Dg1 ID. 35Iu
- Na.. - btu -. r.ric,s SlU. certificate. -
~ hu.rs 1898 .i.lr.,: .hrr.- 10, 9r.,...,.i.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

The hollow NE We have Ju-t received lfutu N-s q,
+ %. Mo r1cs'a 4 c.. gents & The snls ui WIS
~. unl.1m ui W Id Cnrrry, ~ Inu,as 90 on,
TO THE rUBlIC'-l iccl - my duty. ~ o.
rcl OF hirduc.. olhc IN crcd. o inform Them Whu
Wi-pr', b lI.1m uI Nud ohsu, hns dome iar M,
daushier. Tuerc is many parent Ni,u h1s gtVcr
up n hr'u'' 81 daughter ,r % son. prey to- J4al
tell destroyer. CnusuupIurn. They have, !
h,Nr dnnc-'r,,d an ih. mnst ..rlIiul and cmIucu.
pby.I,1rs W,ih. - their know lr'-r. aul 40 90 Ih,
s. ,. puiH, remedies Ihri -"rrH % Co. hu.d CONT .ur,
h..c 1T ac.uuuu,uce ct l,ic. wuhuul r,uitg ar,
s,fttt
Co. To such who Ike me- have hrcn scck.
Iug ~ Trembling hupc iur some rsm,j, 1T rcai
,fhci, nov, would ',v. seek 600 further. bu, ny o.
once ID WSpr's B.Is,m Of W.d Cherry Ny
dlu- hitter Sarah Jane. nrcd scveuircr ycnis. whose
Ii'c l' muuthS bal hr~u dcs paired oi and WIS sup
pared sure Irry lu CONSUMPTION ha, .ccu cured
rcsi".ad g. perfect bcnih ,ud hai rpr. b, u-Iug G,c
boot, q, ui d Wi,Iar'- l'nl.orn 81 Wili Cherry
JONATHAN COII3ON
Ctecufei ip F1rGslH go. q Mach Is a.
tot al" ny , CRUMBNCkER ~ M,u street
Al" ~ PRYOR Il PAUL.. lbi Mtk,t Street
Wheeling Va. ! m lee %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
MITCHELLS MAP OF OREGON &c

We have received from Mr.. Mitchell the
grcai map publisher, copy ola pocket man
oi oregon Texas, California, Mexico &c. lust
Published. It's well got up and must be
useful to those who design to cmigratc TO any
OF those places and source Of instruction 20
ALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
MAGAZINEs ron JkN,fAny.

tRAliAM'S. Nuhut- eud Naiinupl Magazine
VIZ Tor January Persons who ~ ish To- ubscribe
t"r these mnrtZ res iur tie noYt ycnr. wouli a.
well 10 call aud leave their names ~ by Tins WY
81 getting them they Will save postage
doc 80 w ROBB rpf Main & I'rtno -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
LOUISVILLE. january l.1sl6.

US-The fine STEAMER Ben franklin No z,
Capt McLellon, leaves for Cincinnati this
corning. The river rose about inches yes
~aoy and the moderate weather of the past
leM tsys rios 80 softened the ice that her Off
tg'S expect to ge'slong without any Difficult
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
MIR. BOYD'S SCHOOL NAN ST

IN. BOYD would agpr.c lhnse lr,ends from
INk whom he had Application, Ia The iail. nrd
the public. that there Will no places Tor few pu.
pills M his s,hool after New Wears doy
In ihls - d. ol ore taught an the branches Of
College coufs" Noung men are prepared Tor my
unv,rsiiy md Gr hus.u,s.. aud al lie pup,l, a,c
hrnughi under s'iiot and Wh,lc,ome DIS, sltnr.
Dee. 81 lSiJ-3i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
S7OOo

P"k1mHhr River Lottery. Cas. y, II
II hc d''W1 az WfnuHgion. Tbur.d1y. J4u'y Is
! ~, $1,000 10 $500 oi 1850 InllIIp
q! " 10 H'llp'.. Rchr's 50; ccluGca e u
whole. - ,irl'nr.; ,har.Nn proportion
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
The New Orleans Picayune OF the 25,bu lt

The New Orleans Picayune OF the 2jth ult.
says
rumor was i'm town Yesterday TINT IN,
Hon. MIR. Slidell was authorized by his i'm.
structions To negotiate with Mexico for the
annexation of the entire Mexican Bcpublic TO
The United States. debts aud ALL This would
be summary solution of Gui.ot's trouble
some problem OF the balance OF power" in
America.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
Less2:s sssRAs
~ 60
Correspondent Of the n. j. Commercial Adr.
WAsHiNsfos, Dec. 3lst. (NNednesday.)l
IA a'eln.k

One of the Senators from MARYLAND received
letter, l learn from MIR. McIane. by the las,
packet, IN which MIR. McLane, SAYS that Lord
Aberdeen had assured him that the British
1overnment were ready and willing to com
promise on the basis of the i9th parallel. and
that the rejection OF that offer by Mr.. Pakcn.
ham was, in his. Lori AS. opinion. I'M -ad,is
et and unexpected. Farther, Mi. McIane says
that. II the negotiation had been entrusted To-
him, he would before this time have hto6pht
ut to a satisfactory conclusion. This view i
confirmed by other letters, and particularly by
one from Mr.. Joshua Bates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
rINE NpPLE CiIEEnE.

g ChSE Pte Apple Cheese, very Gne Jus
4 rcd and Tor ale rs y wCODROW.
dec 50 NJ 23i Mann -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07

A POETIC GILMAN. The Adlre.sof1o
cSrHcrs Of the United States Journal TO their
patrons on New Years day commences thus
where Goose creek rolls her shallow flood
Uef gravel, chips aud yellow mud
ihe capitol OF Freedom tower.
Lake huge washbovl d.cked ,,;,t, e,,,.,..f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
NOTICE.

AN draw ~ II ail my arcnunts - Now Y.nr
and all IN. - indrhscd To nc may expect IN be-
waited On during The week All having c.u.rr
accun'' 40 please have ilcm ready Ter scillrmcn,
dee 80 " Il SELBE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-07
Nor SELLING orr Ar COS1.
l. y DIES AND q EMEN
JOHN STON d HERRNIIIIi..

S''stN' Wv q bih II HILL.
kNf HOLE>NLE aUd R,ph D,alefs m Foreign
w and Damssuc ID Gods pncr moro colt
the attention at OIL Iho-c wh, wish To- purchase
anything "a her huc IT business They have
fully determined ih,i uu obrf store. Wc.I ol u4c
Mountains, shall mpclo Wih them 100 giving har
gnins al d." . noe iimc. rut ,N,cpIIg lh,sc that
nte s'ins II at cost. wc are determined 10 reduce
"nr -'ock much as p ,sihlc 20 makc room IT,, %
gv.d suppl, al Sprung Goods apd 70 selling Bug,in,
viii hc she means ot reducing oar invitation is--
crnr NJ hod deisy. We have every Article ilat =
usually called Tor M The Dry Go a.. Line wuh %
'a''c'y Of n,,lon- only kepi ot Who'cs.hnr.
NUTS MutFS!
i'7di'', We have again Cu.I,d IouE attention. Co.
'"t large nd beautiful o.,or,rcnu OF MuG.. on
n"'" ""'h'"u shouid upt do v,i,boui. c-rcc ally
~ sue" p''''S "a wo are selling Them ilt W. oncs
more '"N'r 80" :" al aud ssusf, Yourselves. IN
qnfe 80 JOHNSON & BERRYuiLL.
"'' - NJ los NJ N :, Wheeling.
SOtTli WHEELING s"be ,u,l,r.ist,J
- vii "p'u SeI,ci S,ht1I uu the s,., Monde,
of January uoSi. N ihc uppcr crd of D. R,,, al
tnildmg- Nprb Of The Paper MIL o. Wafer .,e,t
sub Wheeling. The higher ard lo~ e. b,ar,.s
If an Fms lob Ell eaton N,il be Taught Also. ,n
/ Lnuu i.af gunre
/ Tuuon H. m 80 in Sc per qparrrr.
Il. iew more ssh,llr. VII be- received
Pctsurs who my w.sh 90 cni,r ihrirrbid,en can q,
wltb tie undersigned or ~ the office ai the r..
rer Mil. dec ~ lw Y ARMSTRONG
AE EMS CALF BOOTS Jn.i received at ihe
! AVB sier ~ ,he B,o RIO Bprr.
5crses Mcns -iua Calt q oi.
DO Fine do
DO DO Morocco B,ois
a dec % SAML MCCALL IN.
PPER LEA1IlER a few Il, zen Sules IT..
~ per Leathsf. tom uuc ui ihe best r4nnefy ,
iH 'he W esicfH CHun'rg Ju'i ffcet,ct hy
MCLALLEN s. KNOX
%" sisu OF he Bs Red Boot
u Office usyos usdc an alteration go ~,
V es'aih-hmr0t h. nkrr nip rarncf.htr
SAML kNON.I Wis1 90 perslrs knowing iben
sl'f' fnf,hri in me erhtf ry tnic ~ t,i.k ar.
coo"i '"r'I ""d ',n'e De- hn irsuuot OF having
go mf 'tcHuui- settled up s., fle rf,.r,.r date
Jm 20 SAM NCLALLEN.
TIE BOOT SiloE odd LEATHER BUSINESS
wi.i snl 90 r'nnuued ~ he old .ftuI = rr o. ib,
B.G Nfu B1Of. urdcf he ffr, of NrCIALIEN
& kNON Ihtkfu fr Ie brui rsfto,sr,
hrfeiDuf. sn'etdsi 90 ibe e.iabh.bneui. We go.
solI,na continuance ~ ihs me
SAMUEL MCLNILEN.
J'n 90 SAMUEL s KNOX
Fon NV ORLEANS
on THE FIRST RISE OF WATER
- Iaer .srIendri 900 fs.I iu1
49, ~ mug .isamtf WtSCON SIN
s<<S1z--s..s GHAcL Mssc'. =, %. ftr5ff l. ..l,l
."' aIl l"'efmsda.e p,ts. fr freight OF pI..sse
.h'I"t hut 4st. ium 0,'lft.rs a.r.v ..
'" STANFIUY & utfI
az ms IurK BuOIs-l0 gases M.a.
w D." irred Ta'st f. bits. boo. f.ssi,-d 5i ri.
br br| Bot ts1h'isutueut art 81, OBJ tr sIfI fs th
'tsc 30 .UE.e I1r very ln,. I,f rl.b
I'" NtiNLItN A. KNOX
WOMENS KIP LACE BOOTS.
ebaA PANS "am.l- $50 ll.t a.s q.
% y ~ .rv.dlrI .v as.t wiaissaIs uffeis
- ii ihr B,G RID BOOT s..st..hfrsrt
b Jnl MCLALttN q kNCX
LOON OUT
rs . n - hIs ta hlnf ~ ...s
- 'UfESE t.m ias .lms .s D.f, As.H
% Ne l"iDel % P,fh 8s, g
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I2.O0Q.

Pk m1.e Rover Lottery. Gins, - -
10 tr f-1Nn a' Wimnemu Frj,r Juu,y lG
u.sl2JOO 90 90, 1000 Iotg0o III. son
- Nr.. ~ hl.lrs Tigkc,s q. ccu.Gcaie %
,-.-o. s0.l -hl-.. Do Illr---un.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

4 FULL assortment usetul ntul otnamrtta
u S'au1nery. on hnnd aul ioi sac low IA
dec 81 ~ HORNBPOOK. Monroe 81
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oFF'es on Tl's ~. 8 MArl.r iy, O..

or hh's'ur Dec - ISIS
q 30. S'''Sh liets "i ih.. C1mr1ty as, hereby
i'ubrf. that on election fr n.uc Director.
% serve Or hr cusu rs wear. Ni'i Dc hclJ,fi t,,
ii tn 'hr ,.'v "' Wheeling on Monday ht 5h
ihy "l J1uo,y 1916 hri,ee1 th, hour. l.n, a,,l
nor W HARDING. Secy
dec Is
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ELEl TInN.

Mrrcu,>ts' a. Ntcu,Vtcs' R,Nsl
Wusct SEA Hcr Us ISIS
WE Sm'hwid'f' acc hrfrhy rrs.fi.d. b.ai fhc
4 annual c''cii'u 1r so ftrceJ.rs. VIII 10 held
10 Sac B,uk'ne house. con M.uf4r che Igihc Js-u.
sy UrS'. tetWscu the hours of 90 aol y o'e.o.t
dec - BRADY. Cl.his-.
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DE nONr- Ven RNISINs
INIIIl IIalIl LINIIII -

4 .rurIf aI irr-H ,Hui. H..r. IHs. f.p'I afd iu,
nrI.g S su l' .ur $500 RCD MORTAR
dec ~ LAFAYETTE N'NEEiY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-02
BT THE QUEEN'S f3TENT.


ruy GRrAr ENGLisH urNur r,R
C,yyy Co,,,Ls 3,,I,,c 4. Ccp,,n.y,;,,
s'iH "lF cti'hf"'" ana i'I'W"" remedy i'l
L coughs, N''oS' N''h"a' 9, any .,tn 81
LuthN'ry tH,h"V. ''r' Is vac IL , ~ ana y
bAhNAM or pr H. 1',''N','N y d. hn'N
an '' h'hl'n' h"sI No. "'' q ',t upwards OF
even years IA "I,', b'i'' " a." inc ''I"''h.
~ EUROPE ana i'''"'l''u ny" '"' I''''
''','' un"'' ''' '''''''' u'''' I''''' ''''''
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a. ,,'.. ',,' 80, , I'..',II,.I@J,rr
mar Ne IftSS'
From, me- christian Ot,srr,r. March 20. ls4G.
The public NAV place a., utm, str, lance 81.
IN the statements respecting the Hungarian Bal
sam, hy DR.. Rudl,r, the American agent, whr
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i,!si Ic.cT, sbui7sb aGic, EEie:-
Msj;tC.ii EcYeTs.
ind all lie FURIOUS Jdr'as Of Fit2Hs
III eases.

mt at i"e UHt0US JdF"S y fiG)HN
III eases,
This Valuable Medicine is undoubtedly the
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Ja,l y2e,uj md Yti q.
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It has c..ed aud will ca the must obstinate
cay,s,
Travelling with the circulation, it Pcurs It's
heal NJ current Though every vein aud artery "'
the human body. 1'he Whale animal economy
- malrt IN lcrso thorough aud tai'ciI change
Even the mind plrtakcs Of the htithln' process.
anl life, that before appeared one drnry waste
begins aglin IN seem worth pnss. sSins.
Papih lr,s respecting this valuable Medicine
eau hs obtained of the agents gUtis.
C,urtnS As there are mIuy Y'r''Rs pre-
narrtioHS of similar name hnwkod about tHc
country AMI s,ll on the reputation The genuine
Syp,Hy T,7ir S,rpp. we therefore beg leave In
caul,n the public against imposition, rs we can
not hold ourselves responsible tr the elects
which may result from the use Of spurious a'u'
cles. PHELPS ~ I'hNhSj''t,
CJracr Of Chestnut aul i'hird SIS, -. LOUIS Mo
General Agents fur he West.
r-rrhc genuine Smilh's Truic syrup is nls'
Cor sale by she undersigned agents.
G. l.. Thompson, Ottawa; DR.. = g. Smith
Peru; T. q, Folse,, IieunePin; Bcol Novel;
Princeton. Aug $50 D
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IN La SoHc. m.
RICHARD CODY

NNTOULD respectfully inform the
Wv citizens of Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country that his stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hrd,rare, Boots g. Shoes,
Sc, &C., &c,
is equal TO any in the country. His
stock was selected with grea, care for this
market. and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those of any other
establishment, in the country. lie re-
spec,rully invites the farmers and others
to give him n call before purchasing else.
where, and see and Judge for themselves.
In Sale. March IL, 1916.
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DAYTON FLOUING Mill.

FsNIIE subscribers at the LOW Elk
Il MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchant
and custom work, and that all grinding
for either will he done in the best posi-
bic manner. They are also paying
CAsII ICE: WHEAT,
and would also state that all persons IN
debtcd to them are requested 10 pay ~
Wheat or Cash, Immediately orlhcy will
be under the painful necessity u making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude Tor
past patronage ard best efforts 10 secure
h,ure. GEO. MANN & son.
April 3, 1876. ~
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FEVER 81 ACRE.

So far, the proprietor has ioand It only neccs-
>gry tn test lis practical and health restoring bh -
ling, 10 the communities where It has been in-
truduc,d In the proud testimonials So clict,d,
the worth Of tie F,miiugc is made manifest and
II l. tlcrtlure confidently sent uIcu its healing
Grand into The Valley Of the Mississippi. He
sends II there as medicine, now regarded in the
Northern aud Weston States as a cue whose
yrcrtcss Is uudimmrh, aud rifhDut sohiayy Giil.
uye. In shot, sustained wherever tested, (nud
the evidence can be- furnished, ii there are any
inclined 10 lie skrTlical) as .inHt. BrsIh1 2,
FtuI-Rsmoritg. and H,phE- R.nprYc.'
- such, NuKLNzlL's TuNlr FlrRrrGL j.
new ,li,rcd To the Ague di,cas,d oi Illinois, aud
The states adjoining, aud To those on,igran,s and
ru'e l,rs Who may re attacked by he Aruc aud
Fever away r,m their homes and tan ih,a 1t
/, submitted n an ulahhe remedy lor the tef-
rife local tI>,a-c attendant up,u our solls and
the uia.WU'ic eNbaIalious arising lh,ritom.
Ry properly adhrriug to ,hC ditcc,ous acc1m-
paying It, or giving Reed To the warnings that
the system tnsoiially gives IN advance of maady,
hc curslIjut, may not only he rescued from lis
II r,idom to The ravagcr. hat even lis steaIjhost
approaches frustrated before allow cd foothold.
To the prudent, What has been stated shove
will answer as well a. il volume Of ycrhiage
were rlgcCd h,f,rc item. 70 all those who re.
sisl ibis invitation To tty remedy that has al.
ways succCoc'd wher,,cr erlllgd, the only
words that can be said arc
The wise man rrosp,rs on the fools dow Ulall
'1is VISIONS parl To break diseases Ihral
Tor sale Ly he Prurri,lurs Agent.
THOS. BASS NETT, Ottawa, Illinois.
Avg 2S 400
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NEW cCCcsl News goods

HAVE il treceved from New York,
large stock of dry goods, compIh-
ing almos, every article in this line usu.
ally cnQuircd for in country store, and
am determined TO sell tie same as cheap
as the cheapest; it is useless TO enumer-
ate the articles, just call at the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices,
i, is no trouble to show the goods.
N. B. Mos, kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. &. Il. WhLhEh'
Ottawa, July 90, 1916
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DRgGS, MEDICINES, &c.
GREAT BARGAIN.

HIOR SALE-'rhe equal undivided
n half of FIGURING NH, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
Tom and one fer merchant work two
bolts screen smut mill corn shelter,
and everything in complete order for GUS
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou,
ses and stoTe-onc new two story
house-and several oul.buildings, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that intcrsects
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa.
A good title and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire oil
NJ. T.. IIolls,er, Esq, al the cour
house, or at Cushman & GrIdley's store
June II, 1916. 3tl