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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27
BYRON.

Gle July confirms the assertion oil Hunt.
that Byron ives = penurious nan. and csps-
bic OF great littleness. His generous actions
were usually one for effect. aud II followed
ou, were found to be so msnsgrd Is not To
bring personal loss ina the end. Shelly, Ire
says. was a noblcr man than either Hunt OF
Byron. Hunt was cold and rcpllsivc. BY
ION irritable, and often very unjust. while
Shelly was generous and OPEN hearted. Ne
had a copy OF the Liberal" which they pre-
scn'ed tn him, aud which | looked over with
no ordinary feelings. In visiting Byron ia his
rcom, he ssh that he notice. fous books al
ways lying 90 tn table. No matter what
Others might have been with them AMI taken
away. these tcas always remained. IL struck
ham hat hey must b. peculiar kvorites OF
tn poet, AMI 80 he had the curiosity to exam
inc them. aud iound them to bc the Bible.
Mdchla,eili, Shakespeare. and Aiferi's TRACE
dies. IL Immediately struck me that ,hcs.
four volumes were a perfect illustration Of
Byrons character. Machia,clli nc loved for
his contempt OF mankind. making them all a
flo X of sheep TO he led or slaughtered at the
viii OF ons naughty man. IL harmoni~ Il
with his own undisgui~ed soon. The Blb'e
he read and admired iof It's lofty poetry. and
which Byron by the way never srmpied To APP
propriate. II IN his great ode on Bonapsr,c.
he had followed Homer as closely rs he has
Isaiah. he would have bccn accused long ego
OF downright plagiarism. Alfseii ne loved
irt his hery and temPcstuous nature. 50 much
like his own. There was also in Aliicri the
satnS naughty seom that entered NJ largely in
tn Byrons character. He had stormed through
bali OF Europe. without deigning TO socept a
single invitation into society. treating thu
ppudest nobility Of England with supreme
contempt. lie had sleo the same passion iol
horses. and the same fierce hatred Of control
Shakespeare he admired in common with cv.
cry man OF feeling or intellect. Ny teacher
told me also. that ia all his frequent visit,
10 the poets house, he had never seen hin
walk. How like . spear in IN. side that clul
foot, always was TO him. His sppes OF
horseback, with his pale face, long hair. anc
velvet cap. he aid, was very striking. Til,
Countess Guiccioli seldom appeared in public
with him. but her brother. Byrou's private
secretary. usually accompanied him in hi
rides. -Hadiey's Letters from Italy.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BUSINESS ATsT. LouIsLpvpr

AfIl Tx.
The ST. Louis Amencnn OF the ls,b ina,
says:
The activity Of business ON the l.y.e !. I.
dictated By the number Of boats in port. and
the npidity with which they unladc and de-
part. This morning there were 30 steamer.
lying along the business portion OF the leyee
VIZ; Warsaw. Iron City, Louisiana. White
Cloud, Otter, Hannibal. Balloon, Wsnelio
Helen, besides the following up for denIr,,,s.
THIS evening Fnolic Cor Cairo, Archer fnr RI
island. Littie Missouri for Mitsour; H.,
Bridgeport Cor Illinois river. Psincess 70, Ns,s
orleans. Wing and Wing for Pittsburgh.
New Haven for Illinois river, Confidence and
laclcde for Galena. Palestine 70. Cine;nn.,;
Robert Morris snd Lehigh Tor Pittsburgh. Dssi
Tor Illinois nver, aud Iaella for Alton
Fourteen out OF twenty three fog deuas,rn.
tliis evening.
nc Louisiana md Hannibal sIe up Tor New
Orleans TO morTow. and ll,e B.lloon ~, w;s
souri, river. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27
cLIcKENERs SuGAR.COATED VIC.
ErABLE PURGATlvE PILJS-Fo, H..

Complaint, Affection OF the Lungs. PaIpi,a.
lion oil the Heart. Colic, ysundice. and Worms,
the Suear-costed Pill OF DR.. Cliokener. is AN
IniaIlibie remedy. Thousands OF certificates
oiihe wonderful cures d the above complaints.
through the agency OF these Pills. NAV be-
seen st DR.. Clickener's office. Tie Pill isen-
erusied with sugar, 10 that the ingredients
arc not apparent to the taste. So skillfully is
u compounded, that the patient is not subfec,
10 ue distressing gripings which follow the
use oi almost oil other medicines. Indeed.
ni, Tor The thorough purg ing produced by the
ti', me patient wonld be jgnorsnt Of its in.
valuable medicinal properties. In ali c.sr.
where the desired eject is not produreJ n
the Pills be taken sccordingto the printed N.
rrcton, the money will be returned. For
sale By a. o. FAiRcHiLp. m.,S 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27
PILOT BOAT RoMER ARRIVED OUT

--RomeI arrived at Liverpool on the evening
OF the ~ instant. after a passage Of twenty
two days. tho Packet Ship Patrick Henry hav-
ing brat her about twcnty-scven hours. This
statement. says the New York Sun. is made
on the authority of a letter from Mr.. Hsrris.
carpenter OF the Packet Ship Queen of the
West. received BY the Hibernia. Our ship
news collector. who was on board the Romer.
probably had ~ much else To attend to that he
had not tins 10 write. We may look Tor
her return IN two or three weeks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27
ALARMING pIsEAsr-w. \,

ALARMING DlSEASE.-wc have heani
recently Of the prevalence Of an alarming form
oi disease IN some sections OF the country
The first symptom. IL is ssid. is chillness: 81
were vomiting and spasans follow; then con.
gestien 81 the brin, resulting in death. The
Asy Alhary p.-f n~ss.ocras ssys several have
casr nus = prrson aivscxru wfrnr y s sso = pru no
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27
WHEAT IN IowA.-Aoeoun,s f,o

WHEAT IN IoWA.-Accounts from To.
avn territory represent the grow ing wheat
crop rs ia a suffering condition. The winter.
np To last accounts from the West, has been
a singular one; mostly dry and pleasant. But
very little snow had fallen. and there was no
sleighing TO speak Of. Much wheat is repre-.
scn'ed TO have been killed. and many fields
appear dead, though IL was hoped a spell OF
favorable winter aud spring weather would
revive them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27
An ANCIENT BUII.DINc e.. o.,

AN ANCIENT BUlLDINC.-The Pr,.i.
dents house OF Harvard College. recently oc.
eupiea oy resident Quincy. is. according 10
ne mos, accurate %sccounts. about one hun
dred and thirty years old. The house e.,
ooiit ior TIC Presidents, and once occupied by
old President Dunster, frs, President NJ ~.
COLLEGE. is still standing. and was bnil,. /, i
believed, previous to the year 1910.
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TIE IVORY CRUcIrrN.

The New odners BE sises the following
description Of fsas wonderful production OF
art.
THE IVORY CHRlSr.-A renewed cx.
animation of Tina statue has confirmed our
first inPfcssionjes its almost more than mortal
beauty, while DE most ignorant spectator
cannot gaze UPON ~ without being struck with
adm,aion; 10 bin who compTchcnds and
appreciates the nice details and delicate har.
monies Of art. ss contemplation j. a source OF
profound aud eplted pleasur. The attention
81 every observer is lrst powerfully arrested
BY hatglo 10 n faer m which vi Ina c felicity
The sculptor has stecceded IN fixing an expires.
SOU al plaeiL~ resignation succeeding the
ihroes OF the death agony. Upon IN. lofty
and chlseiied brcss. one can almost fancy tina,
he b'holds the dew drops forced by iniolenbl
anguish, " Vide The lower part OF the counte.
nance - composed a. q sleeping infant, and
bars the impress Of hsliowrd forti,udc anI a
sentiment seprc snd beyond human suffering.
The mouth is ,xquisi,ely beautiful. The
entire face sni had pre- eminen,ly lovely,
intellectual and benevolent.
Long and lingering mus, BE- the gazc before
., descrnds from fisr isce TO the trunk aud
eStfemiiies Locking at these. we arc at
once struck with the fine Anatomical propor.
iions observed. The delinesiion OF the limbs
and body, the sttitude-pfeciseiy that oi a
man who has psrishcd by crucifxiou-the
sdminble muscular development, not exsgge.
rated as fs HERCULES were exhibited. but
natural sol quiest~Dt-cvery prominence OF
depTession precisely such a. the most careful
aud sccusaie anstemist would depsct-in
bret. oil the physical attributes Of the statue
are s~ufPTuingly Correct. even IN the manifest
details. ami cssia tfaly have besn the result
Of prolonged stieBtion and study. Perfect,
however.as sll thf~ may b. tho eye again and
again ahaa,loss kbc torso, to return Co the
l,neamenis % the mstchicss face. with ITS
uuytisf~ha expression. Rwl 10 lInger upon
she isuid~ss sslDuastry IL tho imnsorial head
10 tru'hs Il Is surpdsingly beautiful.
4 psciiy good soyy y told in the United
Service Journal ~ q poor sailor on boeul
a vessel, which had bren wrecked, ladsn la
part witb casks of Spanish dollars. The crew
vem taken of IN the boits ami just before
ihe last boat was pushed OF, q man was sent
back 70 ascertain Il there might not still b.
somc on kn. onsHisiBg ol thu Bssin deck
where the casks had been left, ~ found a fel.
low who bad bsOkcn open several Of the re-.
ceptaScs OF tase lucsc, aud spread the con.
tents thereof ~ a table cloth on deck, IN ihe
miist Of which I've was stated, weapon In
land. Being told that the ship was last 90.
iog ID pieces. hc replied, "fhe ship NAV go--
] have lived a poor rascal all NV life. and
sm resolved to dis rich" RemonstIsnce wa.
80 wan. AID poor Jack, who preferred tks
death Of q nch lsan. 70 the lie Of q ''poos ms-
fsi, was left TO die alone ~ has glory.
A Liverpool letter wnteu on the n in
'isnt munitions the arrival % that port of ths
lgllot boat Wm =. Rourer from New Inrt
tlNs Information - not generally credited M
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

friHdsAlp. in tn Convention on the black
esais' Party predictions -personsl friend.
ship. IN q gsca, struggle between sectional pr,.
don'nsnce and equalsy of power On. most
wis-, mo-s magnsn,mous champion Of ,b- |
West To sgnc 10 a Convention oreanit-d
ss tlie mllouiy Of the Est proposes 20 orrsn.
w ~. snt then expect. the rights ot the Yves,
10 b. welded ,htorgli party rr~d,lec.ious and
PERSONAL i~nendsh,p' Colonel Thorn pson bu,
ic-bly comprchenAs ,ha Irea, issue ou, OF
which he labsrs to mik, a little clectionee,
inS capital tor him scli. His mind can grasp
bnt Ninc ir.Snsn, vt N. mighty rcsalt-
which are involved IN this question Of STATE
reivrui. "A, j. no, tall enough So view the
" whole hcll b.lors him. IL has L,amcd from
Others tn praile about the election ofGovcr,
!. onior. uhc reform Of the county courts" e tbs
~ seascs oi the elective frsnchi--. - snl such
matters a. t,housh important in ,hcmsclvrs)
1rc. ~ Tact. not IN dir-c, Issue bctwcsn the
Gisi AMI the Wet; bu, the goat. the signal
as grD1nl VI the contest j. beyond his mastery.
=. When he approaches it, his ideas oysporl,r
Ia feeble hombasi. anl hc signali,cs hi, unfit.
ness 90 take a leading part in ,he grand .irug
~ &c hy anticipating. o%oHriins defeat in the de-
iti.ive battle Tor "rIg GANizArIoN 90 \
'' coNvfNrioN. oni hoping To acquire the miio
i' mt,'rr in dispute from tn party pr-dileciions
~ and th~ prrsonslircii>hiP of tn vicior,,
ca Gil. Thompson ought TO liam il,gt The very
on question at Issue i. how <hsll the Convention
a. b organized, AMI then. i, we cannot obtain
)" a Convention organized ou the white basis,
shall the Yves, accept a Convention c~ons,i,u'
- It'd a. The llou~c vi Delegates now is, or ia
" some similar mmler o. ihi, last question
CA Par 1T i, nghi-h- j. with ,he West,
y On IA, con ran, CD. TIom pspn il prepared
'' - tske a Convention. although organized on
~" an E,>,cm Brsis-I black bisis-inl he has,
IA advance. proclaimed - ,he East ,ha, he
:" nPects nothiug better. For ourselves. on
~ this question OF a Convention. we 90 ior
Coz. PAERiorr ASp ruE "wHITk BASIS
= against
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAssiseroz. March %.


SENATE.
The President laid before the Senate a com
muuscstion from the Treasury D~rpst,mon, IN
reference toe Msuac Hospital AZ New Orleans.
MI. Bright presented a memoTisl from cit
itcns oi Indiana. prs, an appropriation Tor
a wire suspension bridge over ,hc Ohio nver
a, W hceling.
Mr.. A,chison presented a memorial from
citizens OF The y. w pari OF Missouri asking
Congress 10 annui the Convention Of 1877 in
reference 10 Oregon.
MIR. Sreesc presented a memorial PRAYING
the establishment 81 a national amOTy at Fort
Mss>,c, on the Ohio river.
After IN. presentation oi several other
memorials. aud the reception OF reports iron,
Committees, none o., which were oi public
interest.
GA motion of Mr.. Webster. the presiIen,
OF the United State Was requested 90 trans
NIT TO The Senatc. II not incompatible with
the public intcs s,s. copies Ui any correspon-
dencc that may have taken place between tn
governments of the United States AMI Grra,
Britain. in cieTcncc to the y. T.. boundary
bctveen the 10Th Jun lSi0snd the ith March
1871.
On motion II Mr.. Ali,n the Ssmie then
proceeded To the consideration vt Executive
business.
The Senate continued In session until after
RnrCfs aul NF~n aNJhAfufti AlANpNi Nfunii'
action upon the subject unler consideration
and which IL said 10 b. a treaty between the
United States aul Belgium.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Tuc Upu>c. ga motion at Mr.. HsfslSpn, al
Ga, went into Committee OF The Whole. an
took up the bill Tor raising two regiments OF
mounted nlsmcn.
Mr.. MCJnnrll moved thu, tho bill b. laid
ASIDE in Order 10 take w Ia, bill Tor the dis
tnbotion OF the public Offices among ,hc
people Of the several States.
Mr.. Nc. said ,lsi he dill not think the
state OF our ioruign relations, warranted the
i~acrease. The bill was not lsil aside.
Mr.. Hauslson. Chairman of the Military
Committee. said tina; the bill hal no particular
reference TO the State OF our Foreign relations,
and that thu increase was necessary tn the
Peace establishment, ut the United States.
Mr.. MGaughey. ut Indiana, mad an able
speech against The Bill. The bill was not a
peace mcasur,. though II was - called. No
ball 10 increase the Army cOull properly b.
regarded as a peace m,aSirc. The West Il. |
not need the ball 10 protect them from the
Indians. They wesc able TO protect them
selves.
IL sccmed vsrs strange io him that men
who were advocating an increase oi the army
werc advocating a decrease of duties on fDfcign
goyis. We were told The, the bill was not
necessary to protect ourselves from MEXICO.
nor from England, bat from peaceful lniisns.
The dr,Cus,iun was continued by MIR. Baker.
Of lliuois. aut MIR Chipmiu. OF Michigan.
Mr. Holmes obtained the nonr. when the
Committee rose. snl Mo. Hiralson oi Ga.
proposed to end the debate upon IA. bill to
morrow. The objection. werc many. anl
the H"u.e adjourned Without uc,lrg upou The
Resolution.
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Col. TnoNrsos AsO rns rlA,s SASS"

G The zralous friends OF Tia, right ct way.
IN frnasy l,auia IT,, out some remarks. while
advocating tina, measure, that consprt bu,
poorly with their eSpre sscd OPINIONS ON
other occssions. For instance: J. X. Moore.
brad, Esq Of Pittsburgh, SAYS, in RELY to a
letter, that were the rail road completed to
Wheeling. travellers 10y IL would reach B,lti.
more almost as soon a. thcy could reach
Pittsburgh By river.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

To, fcnps! lsauipn estimates Tia amount
OF dsin'g.sm Pcnnsyl, ana By the late frcshct
as fellows
The damages To thc pubic work, viii not
c'ceed So 600 10 private corporations
about 500, 600, 10 countps shout $50 co..
and 20 individuals. q SUN winch wc have no
means OF estimating, but which We think half
= rniilion III dollars woull not cover.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

Nj ATCiIEs! MATCHES - On hsns . l.,s.
" y" OF fai"sn 4 Bfpitsss's 'uper,of Matches.
'hs best sificlc in marker; German AMI psr,.ylv.
NJ, sh's-' Black asd Blue Ink.; = snpsrr,s s,is~i.
OF Shre Bisrkins. Az. Camm n. painted asd wA,s~
-''er siarhle.; White ~s.h Brushes from 4 IL 10
sno's' f'ne Amh-f.bs.j.; Bead eoash. aud nsekls-
res With q variety sf 6ss cImss direct fsom he
"as"a'ac,"sy AMI fs ssle ty
mar Is J MELtOR. rn;cn 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

BAD PAY.--lt is said that in Illinois the
Circuit Judges are 40 poorly paid thev are
compelled, when on the circuit. To swsp hor,r,
and gamble in order to supper, their families
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-27

.NsIiNG LINES An a-v,rsuens Of Csssss
HEMP and fsussi, Dc Sea Grsss. &~. IN hsnd
and "a, ale hy J& T HORNBROoE.
'aas 81 ki.asss o..
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J&F T..

NrsHiNG HooKs-a full a.s,rmsni q Ss,m.
ming & Sons. r., lee. us' -. Lsnsssrh end
.''er ~ the ms snrerio, Fishing iIseks AZ ell
Qualities AMI s'z-, fnam Pike .. M,naow: IN hand
s"i iot .s's low hy 10 + VOKNRRooK.
mar91
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Tie l1lowins Is to- emen iu = Z 10 bill Grant.
ing the night Of way TO the Ralnmore end
one Rsil Road Company, adopted IN ,le
Prnnsyl'amis Lssijaimr on SATURDAY lss,. 4,
does not hh ,hc BIZ, j, was dead b.fare.
Had pronidsi also. That The act snail mo-,
- inio effect The 18th day OF Juiv. 1917 AMI
% the Legislature, during It's present session
'l'os.d pass an sct Incorporating a comnsny
uiih authority To construct 4 rsilrnal from
Harrisburg 10 Pittsburgh. within the Iimi,,n -,
ih,s State aud three millions 81 dollar. shouil
oe bona tfe SUBSCRIBED Ia ihe stock Of Sap
company anl ten PeT cent on each shar. h.
actually paid IA aud letters patent n, issued
hf u" hoyentoG on conformity 10 the pfo,is
ION, oi sad act, within one wear fn,, ~.
p1'saee thereof, and 4 thirty miles or NOR. q
>td railroad should b. put IN Ter cont,,c, e.,
construction, aud satisfactory evidence ibe,.o,
% FURNISHED 10 tho Governor nn or before IN,
sid 3jth day of July 1917. then aud IN ina,
ca>e The Governor .haii issue his p,ocl,ma.
uun sstttns i'fih tls' fact. AMI theteueon ,h,.
oct s%ranling ths n bit Of Wy 20 thd Rail-
NOR sti ono uilroal company. 20 extend
t1cr toti through THIS STATE 90 ,br OHIO nee,
al Pittsburgh, sh1ll h null an vo.,l. otbe,
Wise To- remain ~ full force and virtue.
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mar "a HALL 4 wTcKnAM. Aye,.r.
FuuLtc aAap

A ~ hs snid - J@h'e sis sa sslsfJsy he
2e.h day ~ Nsrh. ~ N, fof - q,
Hhssl'"s, az ne esishee ~ ne sserk sod 6,,.s,s
~ ne 'st~ef'eess. es'ndstiss q Bod. HesassJs.
chs's. C.fpe'sss. Tables, ceuklne Sew. sd
h's' fs's Sds FVon's'n, 2 show w,sdo~. 81
'eIm' sssh' ~ PARNEa.
maf - No 1oi MAN 81 tsk~<L,a
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SHEET DESTROSEn.

SHELF Dt$TROS EB-ln ~ diaernt
counties IN Otio. sad havoc b. ts,ir hi, M.
dogs Among ihe sheep. IN Warren COUNTY
u q estimated that y ssc thus bestowed an
nually and that IN he State N dass,re 4
5000 hy this mode Of destruction alone
i'fmff 80 Wafen county lately lost Gf,y
dogs in eae night
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NAVAL $ Bus IAvrnce. ca,
Miner. sailed from I,nsacols q, ~ ia
iIsti supposed iOf To- oo-.t clTtass.
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J., Eiy Darcy. Mary l. D.rsy. late Mar I.
I,ne' Psiad Zane. Iismpien Zsss. Jssss e
Johnston s"d sarhia hs wife. Villas w san.
,,,fs"s 'anl'"e hs wife. Js@-s 4 M'Cissa and
M'y his wife. William Pine ia his owe r,.h,.
aud 20 snsrd'sn I'd hriem of E'issbrsh Pns HE
u and cssn.iis z's~. and w,ifissu y Peter.
s'n. - guardian nj li,su of ciaad,ns q .hins.n.
Edmund 7 Zane. Eugene Z,ns snJ May Ann.
z ne.
AkE N0Ti,E. That pur,nan, 70 an order AZ
M Circuit superior Couu VI Law end Char
se'y i' the county { OH. made in The eass IN.
0hNneery ne~ pending in tho ss-d cous,. ~he q n.
tr'"rs " Arms'sng. simiaistrsscs De bsris ssu /.
wih the will annessi Of Nsah Zane deed. !,
complainant. and said Elv Dorsey sni ashsn csc
d.irndsnis, an The ~psi,ii,a of G~osss " Lev.
shall. an The Ssh dsv Of April let6. NJ ny o6sce
m he ely OF Wheeling. proceed b, take prapI NJ
The claim OF sad Lee. and rernst an account sf
ss'd claim - required by ss,J order.
JAMES PA6LL. Cc~',.
'&f. nss &c
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letter dated Dc,roit. Msrchlo, puhhsh,t
IN the Eafxio Commrrrfsl Asyrr,sss. ~s.-

-rvsef afq0lpb ?. aeu. s,orcd ., Deiroitls b.
numh~t of vessel, csn obisil 20 cents irciah,
90 Buffalo for the frs, mp: bat IL is doubtful
u The somc could b. had for a scconi TIP, un.
less The depth ot water on the Rats shouIi
D. materially increased. Cbpt. Blake and
o'hers esismiie u, drpth =, prcsrnt to b. only
hy' sni = hlii beet enl we look lor no uso
before June.
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WANTED.

0
'WENTf JoURNEYMEN SHOEAAkERs
wsnisd Immediately ~ CONNOLLY A
WAbE'S Home L~ssse Boot and Shoe rsessvv
i5S M san 81. whssi.ng. Va.
y . Meme nesd apply bat cool mseAsncs.
mar %
WALL PAPER :, WALL PAPER,
JUST a large sGd spienrini .-,,,.
- meni ~ wsH Paper sBd R,,de,,nv. .us w..
Screens Fcr sie eheap isr cash.
mar IL w J ROBB. ecr af.,s .nd t,nie, ~.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
MONDAY mofbsrg the aoS ~ March
~ 1916. ~ 10 o'ei.sk. We ~,H ell a, H. h,
fss'dencs Of Nj }Ohn J ils.wsn, an ss.o~l,o
street the HesssAsid and Kitchen Fsr.i,,t, 10.
'"'s'ns 70 hts estate. compei.srrs go pars
n~d. aud bedding. Bsdsisa. ls. Ts,l<.. ch.l..
Ssfrslng. ] isl Ssll OF Ch,a. wsss. fsnA F,.-
der bnfsss.. S,Isd. Of DIE fsns ksss<x sssshss
""b .lsaes' every suieis ~ ~sli ksps Fsr-sspr.
"ssras's ief iasn'shins . p,iyeis fsx.sssss.
Also y hose and bussy.
msf2 - HALL A wIcKuAN. A.r,,o.
WATCHES n JEwELRY AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY The 2oih dsy af ss.,,h gsxs.
~ Al = o'ciock = ~ ~ The ,,o,, ,,.r, ~. H.
S',sei' NV seespied BY Mf "a asbin~.n. sc vii.
seil he entire stosk Of Waiehss and l,r .s,~ h.
'"nfiog ~ he estabiishment
me s'en't'n II Psrthsssss - invited 10 ihs .sls
W k"bin-n hos mg Determined r..,,,v~ly !. Els
o' hs s"eA. HALL n wIcKHAM.
Aaestapsen.
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. wAEELtN6 DIVISION No. II. sous 81
Temperance .mcsts very Friday nigh, a, ~
o'ctork. "a Main ~ over McNeeles's Drug
Store. HENRY EcHoLs. ". a..
Taos. licRS nRooK, X. y.
.rLLosx.
", bother shah make. buy. s'll. or usc as
beverage. ANY S~piEituoas or Mai, Liquors
: Winc. or JAlcr.
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a Liverpool letter wntteu on The n in
sian, munitions the arrival % that port Of tins
pilot boat Wm 4. Rouer from New Ynrk
ilNs information - net generally credited 10
the latter city.
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CAN CONSUMPTION az cu..n.--

CNN coNsuMrrh b. CURED.-nn
>. asked ~ many .nss,us s.sl, - ~.
h-s- 80. "A The lsss stage ef ssssss>. or. ksr. -
near 90 v,'oab'e friends shrs sfnssssS y -. 81,
,wsr. rs'eiul ,s u " mssy. sLss ssw sv,s rer~ya.
Death csnsos be deprived ef ss pssv, wAss 49,.
has KNITTED is fatal 'hfesSs Spa sAs vs.k. m !.
'hsreI"re Of the n'nsss ,~P-raees hss si posss
Who NAV have q lad eo'a. eossh. pain IN Ne hs.sr,
and .,ie. ~rea~s. cf The ,hrosi. S.a5~ul,v - 49,
up The phi~sm and matter that scev~,lssr. -.
he '"res. 'n The primary sssges. end iesfs = 90.
ssUrson whom noe reWvvek. Ts sv~A :. :.
sasscssd. ! would recommend ih<e 70 psueu,. :,
once . lev ioules &c De Dso~ss's Es,ess~.s.
Remedy. wh,~h 10 r~sss,s 10 s,sy,e ali n. go
'y~p,o'n' thai n ohes asns 70 Lao. 70 The syss,1.
aud finally destiny life.
A RELIEVED SUFFERER.
Foe sale by , o 4 u d MARSH. x.cs'. -
wheeling. ..,ps