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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

~ METALLIC TABLET RAZOR srnor--Nerchents
and dealers ere invited call sud examine Tie various
patterns of the above AT tho manufacturers.
q. Sal NDEKS & son. III Broadway,
rn2 3.eod lew doors above Cortlsnd.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

~" PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs-The subscribsrF
assortment embraces every variety of Travelling Dress
ingCa suitable either for long short journey
tanning a that Is necessary for the toilet.
n2 3eod c. SAUNDERS 81 son, III Broadway.
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rz,' Rousss1s AM,vDvy ;or aud prevention AZ
Cbappel Hauds .alr tho principal druggisLs in this
city wholesale and retail tho Of tho uoscrbe
EUGENE ROU5sEL.
Manufacturer and Importer OF choice Perfamsry Toi!e,
sosp-, sh4slug Cream. sc. sc. No l59 srolav.y he.
tween Liberty aud Cortland 23f I'm
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pirs. FrscsLfs, Tn Sspwnr-s Erupio3-, aud 81 SKI
disiiglrsmerls the on!y depot 81 Was.rs Isl ses
From SroaGTay ~ cegls cA>s Grscian hAir DJ7'
p>geta5e Liquid Rouge for erimsoGinZ Lips and Cb'ess
Pg'ee Subtle fas erGdtcGtng supe.CJ hGtr, vitho1 HC
ry lb- ssin. Lily We Tor Instantly scattering re1p'
and f1.1ss from Inc fsce Acoustic drops .or c1rng 4c
ness &c. The above Celebrated preparations q Dc
G0Grsgds 20 ne found only eaT mind a; 81 Aoo'
81 Is, Store FROM Broa;wsy
AGEsrs.-E e. Tgg.s Assembly Buildings, Phlsoeef
ptai Jordan, ii,.sL 2o'ton c-reton :: GO LoNs:!
Ives Salem; W Z, G.rri.l u. Bedford; Gard. Baas0.'
Blss Springfield; Green & Co. Worcester ays,s' y
Etrru
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"a Is 5cRE IS YOUR AIN CoNNELL's MAGICAL PAIN
FrRA cTOgThe c.spsgt s7d best medicine invent
ed ana va, positively cure the folo~ns Diseases sii
paGs dwellings, -yss, spinal weakness. coGslDdlos
OF tho 5p~es, bronchitis piles, fstua, while -T"ihngs,
scAS4 fever sures -a. rb-um cancer, nc dolonx sfsr'
pain OF The back and SIDE, any external NJ 'Tnan.'
The only original and genuine 20 BE- hsd Ut II C0faadS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

.Tg Knox. 10 Fu',oa.st viii Introduce the Spring
Fashion for Gen,ienens' Hats Saturday, March =
1876 ms ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

~ Pha!ons Is in lhs ascendant One alter another
tue lesser ght,nave been setn gsed ani the invigor
ator uov stscas pfeepIneEt The Is he
fac: La. become egideat 10 all his remsy Is the ooy
one that viii euro scurf aud dlndu pfsleng hlrfting
out, Gud bald places. T- people oa7o
found his out and hence hey whe5e ese bu! 70 ani
..;.ua 49,. 60, .n.,nd- .. ----...s.--L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

u One OF he p-c1grtue, Of Jchn-pEs Mhttry Say'bg
3Dap that tho co-s eyap0rae dry up osiofe
:hc person done III, -syiag il ss0 jnpsrs 2e-irr
sncy N. bssrd than eny lnug else This hehy GO
nOrll article heS been pronounced BY every 1Es We
t,s u.zd superior any ding else 70 olaying Ihs
original aud geune only manufactured by NJ Jonsi
him self nnd sod only q Cortland ST. where premium o.
ffy dollar. 10 offered ,0r good article of sny 0nss
msnuiaciOry. nd -'eoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-06

Prepared and sold By p Phalon, ga Brosdwly a1d bT
drug and fa1cy te6lrra generally Price - csn.s per Dot
L. larre iya
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-11-10
From, slae Pacific Squadron.

The Journal Of Commerce has the fol-
lowing letter dated at Tepic on the 18th
September:
Commodore STOCKTON has declared
the whole of the coast of Mexico on the
Pacific in state of blockade. Com
modore Stockton has established himself
Governor in the capital of upper Cali
fornia. 1t is reported that the ports of
Lower California are to be taken posses
sion of, and San Bias made rendezvous
for the squadron and their prizes.
"The Cyane arrived off san Bias on
ihe Cd Of this month, and sent the nOtiii-
cation of the blockade to the authorities.
She is cruising off the coast, occasionally
anchors in the bay,,and has seized coup
lie of coasting vessels. Another vessel has
also arrived off Mazatlan, and has cut out
that harbor coasting vessel.
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killed and wounded:about'twen killed or
have died since the battle. The large
fort'on me north of the town is very
strong work, and it would have cost a
heavy sacrifice OF life to have taken it.
It's built scienit6cally-has four salients,
each Of which is pierced for eight guns.
Insideofthe walls, ,whichare apparentiyaew
and which enclose an area of some two or
three acres, are the thick walls Of a large
unfinished cathedral, inside Of which are
twelve very large pillars, intended for the
support of the root. These pillars are at
least twelve feet square at the base. and,
like the walls, are twenty feet high. The
walls of the fort are solid and neatly
built. having gateway and drawbridge
on the side next to the city.
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T'g.o Sari,sreasuTy,

We understand that the United States
Marshal for this district has procured him
"a strong box" wherein to keep his de-
posites; and, that the box aforesaid may
be SAFELY kept, he has placed it for secu-
rity in the vault Of the Branch Bank of
Cape Fear in this city. Can any thing
more strongly illustrate the absurdity Of
the Subtreasury scheme? The Govern
ment will not keep lis deposites in a bank;
oh, no, tha. would be monsrous! But
its agents put them in a box, and then
put that box in bank! If this is not
"whipping the ID round the stump we
know not what is.-Raleigh Register.
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COM. STOCKTON'S PROCLAMA
TION.
To al l9hom Il ,nay concern:

l, J. r. Stockton, Commodore and
Commander-in-C Chief of the United States
Naval Forces in the Pacific Ocean, and
Governor and Commander-in-Chief Of
the Territory Of California, do by the
authority OF the President and Congress
of the United States of North America,
hereby declare all the ports, harbors, bays,
outlets, and inlets on the west coast Of
Mexico, south of San Diego, to be in
state Of vigorous blockade, which will be
made absolute. except against armed YES
sels of neutral nations.
All neutral merchant vessels found in
any ofthe bays and harbors on said coast
on arrival Of the blackading force, will be
allowed twenty days to leave.
Given under my hand and seal this
nineteenth day Of Augtst, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and forty-six, at
the Government House in the ''Cuidad de
los Angeles the Capital of California.
]. r. STOCKTON.
Commodore and Commander-in-C Chief
of the Naval Forces of the United
States in the Pacific Ocean, and Gov
ernor and Commander-in-C Chief Of
Territory of California.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-11-10
STRAUES'S PATENT
FLAME ENCIRCLED OVEN
COOKING STO We.

"a VHIS Stove combines all that is val.
& liable in existing Cooking Stoves
with certain Improvements peculiar to
itself. Ii is constructed upon new and
entirely distinct principle truly phlo.
sephical, so as 10 pass the fue entirely
round the oven, thus making it enve!oped
or flame eRcircied. without impairing The
necessary draught of the stove. This
method of thus passing twice round,
once over and once under The oven, is the
secret Of lis great economy in the use Of
fuel, while the enlargement of the air
chamber affords increased space for the
rarefac;ion of air and compensates for
the usual disadvantages of circular
dfaught, 1t bakes, Ieasis, and boils,
easier and better than anv Stove yet Of
fered 10 the public, with The advantage
over most Of them Of saving one half the
fuel. 1t is superior 10 the Queen Of
the West" Bucks Patent" ECLIPSE"
or " Ha,haways Patent" for the follow
ing reasons: In these Stoves the upper
side OF the oven is dependant for heat
and can have from no other source than
what radiates through the plate on which
The fire is made. If the ashes be lifted
clean, too much heat will radiale and
nurn the bread on the upper
side. if too much ashes be left, the bread
will moi bake en- The upper side. OF This
defect all GOOD cooks complain. This
Stove is entirely free Of this objection,
the oven always heating exactly alike
top and bottom. and ends. Many buy
The Premium or step stove and others of
similar model. These Stoves consume
much fuel, for first the fire chamber is
too deep, the peis &C., are too high a.
bove the fire. Second when using The
oven, all the heat which passes Of under
the oven being one half. never comes in
contact with the boiling utensils, ,passesof
into the pipe and is lost. Also our Stove
is so arranged with bank or elevation
in the fire chamber as 10 ensure the use
Of the fame upon the forward part of
the Stove first, and it then passes back
sfterward heating all alike whereas
Stoves like the Hathaway, having one
vest chamber, allow too vide range
for the fame without sufficient coDcen.
traiion.
We manufacture two sizes Of this
Stove at tbeEagle Foundry in BerlinSom-
erset county, Pa. For The larger size
most of the pots commonly used in The
kitchen will answer.
Always on hand. complete assort-
ment of PLOUGHS, with PLOUGH
CASTINGS OF grea, variety. HOL-
Low WARE Of superior material and
finish, comprising every thing in thatI
line. CASTINGS on hand, and made |
TO order, on the NEST reasonable terms.
HOUSER & BERKEY.
Berlin, Oct. Is 1916 3m. !
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-11-10
TREMENDOUS FIRE!- GREAT
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY!

From the Apalachicola Com. Adv. II.
Yesterday morning our city was near
ly laid in ruins by the villiany of incendia-
rlos. Three houses were fred simulta-
neously, an at the fourth attempt, the
william was shot al, and narrowly escaped
with his life.
About o'clock yesterday morning, our
Citizens were aroused from their slumbers
by the cry of fire--on rushing into the
street, three buildings were discovered
wrapped in flames, bursting through fire
proof windows, doors and roofs, spread
ing destruction all around. BY dint fthe
greatest exertions On the part OF the citi-
zens. our city was after four hours un-
ceasing labor, saved from utter destruc-
ton.
The flames were first discovered in r.
j. floyd's building on Commerce street,
destroyed entirely-communicating then
with I. L. Mitchell's large house corner
OF Commerce and Chesnut sueets, it was
also swept away together with the tene-
ments adjoining; thence east every build
ing between Flovd's and Simmons corner
were levelled to the ground-the whole
square gone.
Near the same moment the storehouses
oil b. Ellison & Co. and E. B. Whit
marsh ION Water stteet, in another block
were enveloped in flames, and before the
dawn OF the day every house between the
bank building, corner Of Water and Cen
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-11-10
wANTEp INMEpIATELY

A JOURNEYMAN chairmaker. who
IA IS good workman and of gond
moral character and industrious habits
will had constant employment and re.
ceive liberal wages with the subscriber
by applying Immediately.
GEORGE L. GORDON.
Somerset, sept. %.
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Increment CT Cen. Wool.


The following extract from letter da-
ted Camp Crockett, near San Antonio,
October 2d, is the latest notice that has
reached here Of the movements Of Gen..
WooL:
"Messrs Editors:-When l wrote to
you last expected ere this to have been
on the march for the Rio Grande; but
here we are vet, and presume it will be
several days before we leave. The whole
of the army have left except eight COM
panies of the I'd regiment of Illinois vol
unteers, and it is not pleasant to our feel
ings to be behind. However, the army
will again concentrate at the Preside, and
the good book says 'ihe first shall be last,
and the last first Gen. Wool and staff
left San Antonio on Tuesday last, escort
ed by two companies of U. s. Dragons,
and will make forced march until they
ovcrtake the advance forces under Col.
Harney. The Ist regiment of Illinois
volunteers and the remaining four COM
panies of Arkansas troops left to-day"
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Vucaean.

The Secretary of the Treasury has is
sued a circular resembling the privilege
granted TO Yucatan in his circular Of June
IL, and subjecting its ports, as a Mexican
dependence, to the same restrictions and
prohibitions as other ports of Mexico
Collectors of the Customs will, therefore,
refuse clearances for vessels destined TO
any port in Yucatan.
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a Sad StGFy--'EEEe Fate Of Eseut.
Price.

The N. o. Tropic of the 18th, says
that Intelligence was received at Natchez
on Monday last Of the fate Of Lieut.. Ezra
K. Price, who, in company with two 9TH
er U. s. Volunteers, left Camargo some
weeks since to join the command of Gen.
Taylor during his advance to Monterey.
The informant states that the bodies Of
of Mr.. Price & his Two companions were
found lying on the grass some distance
from the road leading from Camargo to
Monterey, completely riddled with bull
lei holes. The bodies Of seUeaieeR .Me.r
icaa soldiers, ,,apars lying scattered around
them. Mr.. Price was the brother-in-law
of Lewis Sanders, Jr., of Natchez, and
was associated with him in the practise of
the law. When the requisition was
made upon the State of Louisiana for vo-
lunteers, he enrolled himself in the ''Spar-
row Guards" then raised at Concordia,
and was elected 2d Lieutenant of the
company. Upon the disbandmg of the
Louisiana Volunteers, he determined still
to devote himself to the cause of his
country, and proceeeed TO Camargo for
that purpose, meeting with the above un-
timely fate As he and his two compan-
ions were armed with revolving pistols. it
is supposed they must have killed The
seventeen Mexicans iii a most desperate
encounter"
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FARM FOR SALE.

WHTILL be exposed TO sale on Fri
w day. the 20fh day Of NoUeaber
neat, on the premises, al 2 O'Clock ?.
NJ. the farm belonging to the estate OF
Christian Myers, late Of Ligonier town
ship deceased containing
2 q S 4 g P z S.
or Whereabouts. The SAID farm Is situa-
led in said Iigonier township, West
moreIand county, and within 2 miles of
the borough Of Ligonier-adjoiniug lands
of Joseph Peoples, O'Harra's Heirs,
Michael Myers, Henry Myers and 9TH
ers. There are on the premises a good
DWELLING HOUSE,
a log bank Barn, good Spring House,
and never failing Spring. There is
also an excellent apple Orchard, &C..
about 60 acres cleared, So of which
are in good meadow. The cleared land
is under good fence, and in high state
of cultivation. The balance is well tim
bered and ahounding with limestone and
coal. The land is Of first rate quality.
An indispulable Title will be given.
Any person wishing TO examine said
farm will call with Henry Myers. The
he terms will be easy and made known
ON the day Of sale eC
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MICHAEL MYERS,
HENRY MYERS.
EDWARD CLIFFCRD,
Ex'rs of the estate of C'n Myers decd
Oct. 27, 1876.
PROCLAMATION.

VN7HEREAs the honorable JrRra1-
w All s. BLACK, President, and g.
Chorpenning and John M'Carty, Esqs,
associate Judges Of The court of common
pleas, in and for the county of Somerset,
and assistant Justices Of the courts Of over
and terminer and general Jail delivery aud
quarter sessions Of the peace, in and for
said county Of Somerset, have issued
their precept to me directed, requiring
me among other things to make public
proclamation. throughout my bailIwick,
that court of oyer and terminer and
general Jail delivery: also, court of gem
eral quarter sessions of The peace and
jail delivery, will commence al the bor-
ough Of Somerset, in and for the county
OF Somerset, in the commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, On the Sd Monday Of
November next, 10Th day. in pursuance
of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
ne, to the justices of the peace, the coro.
ner, and consiables of said county Of
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations, and inquisi-
tions, and other remembrances, TO do
those things which TO their Offices apper-
tain in that behalf to be done and also all
those VINO prosecute against the priso-
ners that are, or then shall be, in the Jail
of the said county of Somerset, are to be
then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand, at Somerset, this
9th day of October. in the year Of
our Lord 1886.
JACOB PHILIPPI. Sheriff.
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ire streets, and. Green and Connery's
store, were in smoking ruins.
The total loss some $4,000 or S70,-
O00--not more than half insured.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-11-10
THE EVACUATION OF MONTE
REY.
MONTEREY,

MONTEREY, Sept. %.
We are at length in quiet possession Of
this place the last division OF Ampudia's
army having marched out yesterday
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

ECEIvED BY UNDERSIGNED
from the eiie. OF New York. Philadelphia
aud Baltimore, a large abi general ss-oriment of
Groceries. which ia addition ~ former stock rake.
ch " sri complete. Of which The ~ioiluNin g
. a part. which they are On. osed to sell ON Ib.
most desirable terms
1870 5igs RIO Crfce
25 DO Java DO
ID 10 Psrrer
90 Jo Pimsnto
IS chests Young iI,.,n res
20 10 GnnS'wd"t -nd lmpsrsl
100 hrs Ma aud 2 Niacksf.I
% Ju LAT Sugar
2001 Lbs 6 urei. Scotch SauT
1000 Lbs CID Fish
5000 10 Br zict'- & SheslhirE C"rper
800 BIe. TIN PLue
1000 L.. Bans Ia
90 L,s Spei or
5000 liz Wire Nos G t. Is
gaze. LtlnsriCe Bal
$500 L- M,dJ,r
400 Lhs Clssia
2 Btis Ciovo.
30 R,Ia. gni.ius
? Bale. : : Almonds
10 Bti. Alum
Bd Nuimrgs
Is B,tc. Chuc,l,ie
20 Bfi. ChiPPrd L'g"oui
~ De- CIR 1bd CHg,f
2Ccrp'n- Iad,gp
cash Ltnpbissk
20 keg. MosianJ
SIS b,ics Ca,rndlsh Tobacco. 5. -, and A.
Iumn-
100 Bfls \ O Mnias-es
~ dc Sugar liouse
FLEMING & HUNTER.
y n. The follow ius adicle. Of Crunip frduct
Inken ~ Exchange. Bac,n. Lard, F-atbers. Bees
uaI. Butter. Glover Seoi. tt'r.sod. C'useng Rags
Sc. &c FLEMING q uJNIE".
Wheeling. NV -. Ij.
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United STATES L.,
WATER STR TT.
HIIEEI INC ~

Ell nnd'rignsd respectfully ioform ihe pub
n lac. that ihey have les.cd the st-,c huus,
Tor n term at year; have had II entirely re. uDJeloJ
a"d very murh improved ~ he arrangement at 10
r'"'ns sn- Potche-; have had u newly and hand.
s1nely panied. cafPoiod and pspetcd throughout
and newly furnished. 90 a siyl. unsurpassed by nuy
liolel IN he Nost Every article . cEit,iy SOW
aNd the While house bra lLutly l,gticd wuh sa,.
TAcy ohcr The accsmmodp'tun, 1t the house Ia
ihs public. fully determined, that al guest. hal
Ind al ihcit house. catefiainmcnt hat viii aUt iai
~ af,Sd satislcIioS.
frtn Tie superior sfraurrm'n nj % The House sns
Iahio. AID he h'cation If ne house in imnt OF he
Steamboat landing. ihoy indulge he hope. iha
hey Ii fe'eINcR hlorul share ut public pstn.nags
nay MITCHELL a CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

HAVE removed hef E,iablbhmer 20 their
INcw Brtk Bni'ditc, east side OF NJ AR
KET s.. a few doors below The Post Gflce,
where they have surH,cd themselves with a
sew and large En.Inc sni other fixture lcr
their business. IA srptiiuT style.
They carry an t1t House snh STEAM,
BOAT PLUMBING IN ~ ~ branches.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are ~pf,patd iu suip ply oar customer. to any
,,irLi with ihe above % G 81 The - 1T qualify. aHJ
OF prre. as loN a. &c Is 10 - had IN the rountry.
Th-v have cun'tsBty on and Hydi outs al
vaTivu> to'cutii.n, hii;erS' Kettles, water clos.
cts, bath Tub, hvt aud Geld shower baih,, ~
tort Ter bleaching, chemical apparatus, lead
C. mns. pslenl bath pump. lead pipes OF sl Sia.
-, sheet lead o. any thickness and worked up
IN any mannrr Ul loim.
Wsirf conducted ihinJsh leslcn pipes from
,pring<to dSflilg houeN In the county.
superior pumps TOT oonsuy wells, Steam En-
ginrs &c. SC.
Al or4efs thankfully received and punclu.
ally AusBdcd tn.
STEAM row En-.
For Misunderstanding purposes can lie supplied
80 several descriptions Oh mechanics, 20 the
, Story VI then boiling, or on The ground
hooi az very mOdrtst~ feEl.
MhcS 4nf. \ug -, 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-06

IHIIEY KEEP constantly on hand. a very sI.
~ icustNe ussurmsui Of superior Nah eany
french ard Grstisu Cfslf,. T. king chAit.. sofas
Fer sri card Table,, Dressing Bureaus. BeIsiead,
Iohei S'enis. assorted siks', t~rceiisr wdh every
cher eutcle Ui iLc lHi,si lyle and bc.l fui.hed
ufnhufc ever offered ~ iht city.
Gdl end Mahogany Framed Lakse Giasse. o
even Ssnsiy and price. Lgkmg Gas. Pisles Il al
'iHc-. PoH~U and Picture fHme, on hand aud
made 10 order.
tPhoisiery Wore consisting Of Feather Bsds
Boisiens sod Pdiows. liar. cotton. Husk. sprung
and Straw hauflss"t; Blankets. QlIlis, cutnfsrs
~Sachins BitiOms OIL cloth cUSers, Flor .ci,lh
Gf,s' Nais of al ind; logethet With every o,he
%ahieie.Oi Urho.siefy Ware. on hand sud made 70
order.
Ncnnisr ard Stat Window Blind; Window
ShslS' e rsoY ysusiy md c1lng si of which vii
be sold rt vcfy low prcc', snj wananied ~ he
best qualify Aisi. MAnookSY yENrrG.. la f,
el'h. NsRNist, Spanish Mu,,. Mabpgsny kn,t.
sand Payer. L1'ks. Hinges. cassts. BLsn TGtg
StNG+ r u.lHutiy On hand anJ sid .0N nf c,at
W. srEsH Bo,rs lmnt.btd with ever, aul le
OF innntufs 81 shOu IOute aud on he ven 90
terms. sp ~
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FCRNITuPE wARE-RooMs.
JONS NJ. ClEMENS.

ESPECIfCl Nv inviIfs Tie attention II ihe
IL CO zrn. ~ Whoeiiny aud lice country. q. hs
90 3D. ~ t%cluiisl IUualufc. o. L, - "a. y, l22
Main street. a ievN dopfs above he L ; lIoiei. lie
hs, IN hsuj.
IS oi ite llie.i auj mrs. G.hioassle .i,'e.
~nuktAtS" 81 'npsnor 'tyie aud ihs b. make.
~btlpSitADS. rsw snd splendid sueus.
TABlES-P,oL WniiDg. Centto. Gard. Wutk
Dining Ac,& e he bret si,l~.
sFANDS-P PLAIN. Chcry. Mabogany. &c. b.; al
o' Which Will he soli az hN II ust lower thau a,
any oihst e.iahis.hmeut "a the cav.
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS. LOOK.
INC CHASSIS. FRAMES, and all uiLet Cablae
Ware iurp,shsd 60 ctd.
MAHOGANY NENEGIIS-A GOOD STOCK 4,
sale low.
Ples,e call and examine fr ,ourseiyes.
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LADIES SHOES ANpSLlPPERS.
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40 sc Man 81. a f,u DOR. abe, hs booi,tors ef
M. J ROB.
WHEELING. VA.
ID ESPECTFILLY infrtms Inc Lsdis. OF NNhse
hnr. hat he manufactures Ladies shopper. u
al sriLE- a.d COLOfS. of superior quality and
nssu'y. lie wntrsuts MI WORK from his .hnp 10 hs
superior 70 E,siem manufacture. sud wdl be cold
- prt sst oh-.pef.
The public afe Invited ts call aud ,aii.fy hem.
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fe""'''ieHo'' Office. Jsn'y 81. 1916.
me parties 80 other persons hs,ins spy ,n,,,.,,
20 'he mstes conis,ntd In The fore so,ns d,e,....
afeh'fehy notified hat I have appointed WeJn,.
GAY 'he 25ih d'y ofFsbrusfy 1916 at NV oa;e. m
'"' ''t ~ "heslihg. - HE lime and place. when
go "h''e' shall ecnmence the completion Of
ne said stoouHt. And I hereby require the sald
psHies and pefsons 80 Interested in the same ,o
srpeaf before me nn sais 25th day Of Febfaru
l5io. sDi Ffciufe heir respective elsims Tor AL.
~. msnt and settlement.
Jsn . JAMES a CLARKE. Com,