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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

M EDlCiNES car tc had ~ this s'slmcnt At any
ava hour oftc hgit. Physicians prcsc puiup
VIVA ecHArY sad SEArSESg. Spices ofih5 quality
'o5 family use. +. 4. BRENTIlNGER,
FTup-ic. or ard ~ snda1t.
Persons calling aNc the shop 10 closed viii rloase
use lhe knockoT on the door. jyi5
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WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY

NAftfAt StNttO.
" It's company, Icing duly organised il nrcrarol
W make insu' ance every description OF Fir aud
Marine Risks. such dwelling houses Store Houses & =
WIN Their contents. Also. Steam Boats Flat loa's and
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers or their s
Applications or Insurance 10 he made Tor ic present an
the Office OF the Wheeling Savings Inslnutiou.
aug r. Mccoy scc'y.
RETURN Pm w.
THE WESTERN INSURNNCE COMPANY or
- WHEELING viii return 10 per ON all mem.
iuns received Tor risks taken from this da'e where no
0ss hss occurred. r. Mccoy, Secy.
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. " - a. ~ IL " O. ~

~ lSkS viii ic taken hy the FIRE q NNRINt, ~
LOWEST RATS on - an
contents 49, "N0N's" Si'"'h Al
Steamboats,, factories. mills SC
Furniture
And NEE handi~c Of all Kinds
And AGAINST all dangers attending the u
tV.us on rivers lakes, seas, canals and raiiroals
OF The character OF the company a. 10 pront,i,ue
ana h'crahy IN the adjustment and payment n losses
we reg leave 10 reor 10 the merchants of this r,ee a.,
elsewhere who have had the adjustment OF claims unon
US. once on Main street. Il. w. HARDING See'y
RETURN PREMIUM.
ffIuk flRE AND MARINE iN9t'R MGR CONPA.
- NJ OF WHEELING win return ten rer cent ON ali
mo- loss has occurred
eb2 n. W. HARDING, Scc'y.
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NEW (NRiIsT

YCSi received at the newca-po store. l43 Main street
" NheellnE' a large and splendid assortment Of New
Carpets, jus, received Tie MANUFACTURER. Cesh and
perfect, and Will lie sold al prices SIN lower Than ever
Ouf friends and customers VII please rive q call
sep5 MENDEL, HARBOUR A 60
XTRAC orc FE
II WOULD remind the lovers ola rich delicious Gun
= OF Coffee, that continue sell Felix's Extract ~
20 ~ saves ~ least half the expense eoars tho
co zee perfectly and is rich ard Wholesome. viii fir
nsh NE article 10 retailers A. manufacturers prices with
me ADDITION Of carriage at No la Market square.
eng2 ID. M'G3NNiS. Agent flrVs
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE
M. 100 MARK ET SQUARE.

llsl sue. door NOrth 81 Mafkci AI.Y
rrTllE tbSCRlbER respectfully informs his friend
- ami the public, That lac has takca Tie above store
whc hc Is pre- arcd TO receive goods fnr sac com
is"n 90 al auction attend 10 ~ sales uf Furniture
Merchandise or Real EstSc the favorable terms
Dry Goods. llSrdwsec, l.ook aud Naric.y Sa'cs on
Thursday and Friday evenings. furnuT" sales ~ tic
store on Wednesday and Saturday, inUr8ncs Thankful
Ger past avor he will cntoayOr 10 continuance
ut rurlc patronage. ap2l NM.HALL.
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"a W. ~ wan' goods LOO pIIces "a 90 allele.

"a Ill mat Wan' goods a. oSY prices aid good artic-
N'Ss row Is your chance a. No. l-e Market si-cc,
lhaye JUS Ieeeived iom The Easc-n srkc;s general
assortment ofGoOds of every devcriptou. consisting IN
ar Dry Goods Don esiics and fegey Alicce ofevcry
NeIIey and some that We think viii please the fsacy OF
our most iGsiora'e ladies Also rate assortment,
oi oNeensware Chinawgre Alfo god assortment
OF Iahc and o'her sisFy dwI-e, &C. Also general
lcst quality. ~ ~ ''''
We have on hand pero article ofPoi Tor ,nedlcaipu
posts ~ 10. ID. M'GINNI&
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MR. WuAn1oN-

Dear SiF: reYiut uic The insertion, q r
us noe IN Tic iiuts To inform my csian ere that
have just ufned from Ncw YORK Sadeitia AND raj
ino,e ard am now receiving ny f0n rock - Urv
uent oiuew ad desirable goods fo t. alire Which al
d@d 10 my i9rer makes my rrceoul STOCK frI and com.
ne IN tom dc aTn cns.nu will sell them ~ Nr,,
TeEiR prices Wheeling. Aug. ~, 10. W. T. SEI. ny
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WIFE ATFIELD HOTEL

-. -. - HOwARb Er. pAIruIorr.
TEtHE UNDERSIGNED resrecifiliy Informs iq friends
- spq he travelling public generally that he has en-
the entire Management, oftho Whcafc'd Ho'el and thor.
oughly ccansod painted and Furnished a ON supe.
ror siyc rendering one ofthe a2tcs sc Hoels ia
the Ciy' and asks share ofihe publie's rsiropa7c
49, JOHN alNTOsH.
N. y. The Whcalfe'd Porter is always ready AT the
Stiva Cars ard Boas 10 convey Lagfa,c To tile Io;e
& &c Of rharge.-:m. Nuy l.
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a. - KEGS FRESH LARD suitable Tor FETAL. h.
- - " eeiyed and for EGi WARREN a. LIST

- ~ NtlFtu oN" iei tAl w ANNi<N q LIST.
T9AILEY's MILITARY SHAVING CREAM.-Thls
- IS 20 certify that have made use Of tie Mnfary
shaving Cream, prepared hy William Eai cy cOruer Vi
Fulton and fands street Jr ou eigh, months ant.
~ and INA md ITO Re superior To any sreie Of tie
Kind ever lef1re used. and ! would Cheerful ~ recon
mend 81 a. miid, pleasant Aad ceonomieaI shaving
SOan. l.. L. HOLDEN
BiCnkyn.
have used the Mi'isry Shaving Cream. manufscuf
81 ~ Nj VIM Bailey. cOTn.r Of Fulton sad SANDS
Brooklyn cOnsdef % mos excellent auile ard -.
coni0 end o. 70 the notice of ne public. u OtERN.
Brookivn.
Ilcver there was ans discovery made deserving mo
gIaitudc ofthe pubic. Bailcg's Military Shaving
Cream havc Used /; for . lone time. and 10 uhhesi.
a.mely say.t IS The vcry iesi soap YET Invented
inr shaving 10 cavcs fhc f1rc smooth ard comforts
pie lf orc could ak ~. sud Tiu1o ia dogiffa--
Toe ishor b. hick a0d heavy anf foes rot DIS ou the
fate. Indeed ID may lo called .hc ne llus ula 81 TIE
sfc--the dcsidcf afum.
HHRCTLEH. iCG Sands 90 BROOKLYN
For r1c Pr most ~ thC dfuggs's ani fancy dealers Dol
ihifrify and throughout tls United sIucs and az whole
sac sad cts hy thc proprietor.
WM. BAILEY corner Of sauds ard Fulton sts.
For .s'o wholesale Esd retail ~ uc Wfnnfsc,uier'
/ iTeee ~ PRYOR 4 PAUL..
/ sfp Ely S9ic Ageit.int wheeling
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PANNEI.I,S

TNCACCO a ID CtG AR STORE
lOl Hdin 81. Mar NJ q II. Bank.
FTT HERE there ha' ji1, been received tic larrs-t
~ and finest assortment Of She brands Of Afs
direct from the custom House ~ Batimorc) that has O.
YER Teen IN Wnec.inE cal aid ny tbcm, al who a e
fond Of the delicious laramie Ofthe aromatic Havana
aud YOU WI le cOnvtcl trRt such lot q cirAs isv
ready never te!Ore tccu thought 10 this market.
Among other celelra'ed cigars are the fOUOwn--
goo Wsshinion Ia Norma SEQ Ia Mulus
JttO La elerada futtLusrcs Corouag
SOW Ia tsparausa aOoO flsniausu gen. G nng
tNO Lffano.9 1000 Pfincire. Steamboat
1000 la India Goa do d. IA Cruz
$3.50 Havana Edgic 500 DO Iur,o SAM
500 Havana fgna ga 900 DO Manuel Rendnn
500 AatiLA tltTro's 500 DO Nilctlt de Rams
Wpef0 SEQ a-e Kept chewing tobacco cf al Kinds and
pricet ~ ne most ccci1a rsnds 9i Richmond end
Byuchtweh ar I TO-, lb 4rd plugs, I'll Of wuieh /.
cred wih conhdCutC that they wall please che nuf los
uJ"us. Can sndiry aug - AJFANNELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-14

BANKS.
NORTH WEST ERN BANK OF VIRGINIA
,r,.,, MAtN SrREET, WHEELING.
AECh' WOODS, President, J. LIST, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
z zJaeSb Nv Mitchell Tho. ia dS@'s'H"
Meeting on Thursday ofeSeh week.
MERunANTs, & MECHANICS BANK or
WHEELING.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pres. & BRADY. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
HRScsWSwel W r selby Ia.DsNr
Jacob Cooding WIN Fleming sam'i or
Meeting on Tuesday OF each week.
SAVINGS, INSTITUTION.
0frioU MAiS SInEET.
THOMAS HUGHES, President
Nelson A Johnston Il Morrison
Ficsner sam' M'claisu Afss,oa
a Rogers CtuInl ackor
ROB'T, M'COV. Treasurer
Meeting on Thursday ofcaoh week.
INSURANCE.
WHEELING FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
sAMGEL Mel. i rresd e%."o'
DIRECTORS.
SSr;ds So&Sa S S'sgre I Rs,' Gei as%S
Rw HARDING, Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE o. NAIS srHrsr, ~ SANE nciLDl.o stvIS0s
THOMAS nTGuEs, Pfcsiden,
DIkECTuiS.
N Nelson Johnston John Knoc
Baker j Cruml sckcr 4 Paxton
Baker ~ 4 Seily
ROBERT MCoY Secretary.
orrIcEor THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co.
AT smRiNEU & sIELLG's wAEEnorsr. vAIER ST.
II X LIS +, Secretary.
OFFICE or THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co
orrosiTE TnE SoNEoE HOUSE. WMF fETERSON.Agi.
MAYOR-M GOOD,
C0UNClLMEN
ThsmaS Hughes, NJ M'Lurc, John Hamilton n W
Philips, " Mitchell Morrow Geo Robinson. ID
Sanhorn, Brady, p lIullhen, A n Laidcy James
PAUL. w Limerick Tanner, VI Nelson, Aintck, ID
Lamb. m Echois n AusfiD.
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FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR
DnN GOOnS

80, nc ""ets Nho'esae or Read on the most IN
N"tac 'cfhs tits stock - new 4 purchased " IN care
anu Ar OF With cSIcciN attention the wants of
an hade The LADIES' and Gentlemen ccling
nlu Ni,nii are invfcd 10 call hu. and hc rS.,crs
himself TIA, they will ind his sock aud prices To- lie
yue a. desirable a those VI any other establishments an
c dselir~ cuutner0iing Goods present Ia, nc can
assure is friends that they viii lind everything desired
apl6 DDNRR.cH
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Ky o. fhs sqls,f es. cfitoas Whcellar, Va. riyc
w i've hy long cNre irnre. ily tested tf iIlJes
81 Ir Eyl tonic ami autrdysl sa ptis" flnii.
~ medicine, and feing DESTROYS 20 extending the heuetts
sithcm throughout tie country, have consented yiyt
thsies,imeniil ~ theif favor.
We d. net recommend them r1Harca. tut ls D
medicine tlc Grc g'ou which SUCH al To- prevent
che s'sng of many cJmwou gad dfagreraNr eyuplsufs
veil 1s eeTsn and eoc1uai tetIyi go glthpsa vino
may l1lprrf uudrr such cJupisiut-. flf iu. tnrt
tcsdscie 1clsf, 11d s0uruest oltNe st1nach -..itr
n..s, aud manf "tlf i.fiu. t btspr.ei1. f'f many
I inys'g3he.
+ ~. Epa hls Trtra-ci rsmrri.' selling srfu nous
JNy thc rlprc spd ue rs IifF iud mst by oI fhr o.
ruilr casas m teutch the. sfe f4tir4ffs Nr rtf u al
persons desrpus of lsring t.f i,.i sc..t ftfti.
nclitiUe &, uic ust uflh..a uF
Wheeling Nay iHiI iH.e
WY. y. QUAWRiTH. ~ contIIeI ficI iuf.'g.Ile.. a.
+ . m 81 & W. H1uk.
p q wOOrs a1cfir of OHIO z ggut,
AIEN. 10 GAiDt. EA tIgrE uf tfa ttr.ur rYa r.Iu
u pANIEL HTErNWDp pirtr.orsl S,,.h lya.',a B,aa
Il AbCHihAiD WOODS, iIoid,d N.W tsnt.
, 'THoMAs &. BLACE Conm..sI-a Norll.,.
2 ITHONAH Yht f.I., Elfc.f pf y W. ri.s.
b JAMEs D.. sIOi 81, Clerk 80 80 HtnL
lWM. CUNpifNL rrpufg sEsr.H.
/ ]. Lisl. Cashier n ISL EsrFt
Ilt. u Brown. C'erf 81. s.. Bark
INN q. fJht0irDNt
Vi, liHgrCALl WELL. huofr,r ..fst
fAMts MELVIN fi9ur trs. e,I1f
81" ~. FfNNE Fault. raFl.'..
s.f NE q. r.. f-. So.
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HORN ~ DILLON,
PLUMBERS.

CHEHP AN IUE CHEHPEST
" Asst SIDE MARKET 81. few doors fellow the
- Post Office, have supplied themselves with a new
aud large engine and other fixtures Tor their business
superior style. aud istor themselves that with len
years EXPERIENCE they willie able 10 render the
uios' perfect Satisfaction.
They cary on Tie House Dad STEAM GOAT rLuM.
RING ia al is hraurhes;-
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.
By arrangements with the franufaetnler we lstc re-
eo.ved and VIII Snily e receiving ana prenafcd la
supply The aove fpe, wholesale aud resi, q the les
pna,ly' and as low as can lie had IN the country.
deScriptouf, Hacrs Kettles, wafer closets Iah iul
boz and cold shower baths. rcorts tor he6chua rheni.
ca apparatus cad collins, patent 6'h punirs lead Iscs
q" All sizes sheet lead Of any thickness and worked 80
any manner Of form. -
Wafc conducted through caiaa riprs ON gorrrs f.,
dwelling houses IN tito cot1irv
Sufcfor pumps Cor country we'll. steam ourircs &c
All ordcs thankfully received all puuciua IN cic
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Prices Greatly Reduced.
NOIIl,E-

n VINO disposed of rovtian OF NY ~'ore tn Tn
hughes, Jr. 4 i ncecssa-v Car to have my has
mess settled up; al persons therefore knowing them
selves indehicd 20 The undo signed her y noe ar iL
&C eonni are requested 10 make rAvmen TO TIL Hurirs
"; VINO - authorized TO receive the same
"h'ehhs' Aug p, lsi6. VI. {. LEECu
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OFFICERS ELECTED BY COUNCIL.

SERoEANr--T / SiALLCROSS.
ALpEaNES-Ist Ward, M'Nsughen;-2nd Ward.
James Mcconnell, i--;Id Ward, Geo Duly 18th Ward,
Philip Bicrs-Sih Ward J G Guy.
sASATARy CoNNI1EE-lsl Ward. Thomas Campbell.
End Wsrd. 4 Todd-aTd Ward. y w Hardmg;--iih
Ward John Robinson Ssh Ward, + W Easset.
POST OFFICE
~ .shs Office is TIC laTros, distributing ofrc a. Is
believed IN the Union. The rendcGf Tie ana
employment OF SIX ssssianis necessary The Wcs;ern
Mail nom Washington 20 the whole Ohio udizpe ~.
lnos, Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri Arkansas Kcniuckv,
irituied here
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or THE MAILS AT
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coIfNTycOIrpT

Session tfsi Mondsy iu every month Clnarcr SEES ,ol
held w March. June, August anc Noyeiuicf
ARCH WOOBa, Presiding Justice
4 JACOB, Prosecuting Attorney
JOHN MEOLLOCU. Clefk,
ELIJAH DAY Coroner,
Go W SIGHTS. tOnimlssi0nef OF Revenue
SAMUEL OLDHAM ~ eauntf,
OVERSEE ) OF lHb POOR.
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VTG' FABLE TEMEDIES
AT BRENTLINGER'S APOTHEC.


Ashland Square Whesling. w.
HE subscriber has This day cen APPOINTED sole a
geni Va this city Tor the sale Of nocior T. Roses
hiGilLN CELEBRATED VEGETABLE REMEDIES,
su@ y" ihe various diseases 20 which the human
dl ~ siftcrf az which The ftlinwinr l. a list.
Dr.. Roses PTOphylaCiic Syrup Tanacen r the cure
fuous aiections
- Roses Cough syrup Tor diseases Of the lungs ca.
tarrh, bronchitis, &c.
d.. Roses Group orr Five svrun
W. Roses Compound ESiTact OF Sarsa-arilia
DI, Roses AsihmNic EiNir
f Rose cough LoEcnrcs fbT -afHtinn q the th-nst
Dr. Roses Liuiment Tor weakness pain 10, she chest
worms.
Dr. Roses Tonic AWi.Dysrcp,ie. Tor an diseases Of
Inc somSeh and bowels, choic-a infapiu.n, e..
Dr. Roses Female 1 No. rerinr 80 the Hoo, a. Pin
I " fcsea Tonic Ataaivc Nogc ale us, an o,5cS
| ei9us remedy for diseases IS Tie Liver.
~ Eofes strengthening rlasicr ~ wcaSntss Of ths
\ Tack, liteesi, side stomach.
IT. Roses SrecIfc iOf Eniosv hc only posjtiye 10
mody iOf this disease ever discovered
~ Roses Rheumatic Mixture never known 10 fail.
~. isose As.rugout compound fJrhTuiuTagc or the
spng ofhood, for Oh" of all discharges fbluod
! DO. Roses syrup FOL cholera and bowel eOmpisinS
| ALSO
- nr Roses FATENT INITIATING BREATHING
/ weak Bfessis
Extract from The Koiiue Euglc.
~ Rose L. sgradua'e the University OF Feunsyva
Nand has tor many yeas praclieed his profession u
ths ety WIN signal anecess. lie las of'on sssurei VI
laici which Is u itself strong recommendation 10 on
va efdtaking into consider alton that ne on
ephyhean ul an ENiNEST enc. wC think shai riv
~ system tair iria should disease lay Is ruthgs
Ia ds ~ On cur humanity.
Tor rsrtcuafs Gallon BBENTt5NGEB,
tcg . Ashland square Wheeling
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Superior Cunpow otTcal iniico
lmrctih d. Wcsern Receive Cheese
Young hyson 10 kanSWbs salt
Hack 10 Table do in t0Ncs
| Best JsvSCe''cc Supf f6niily Flour
| q" Fancy Rio do Cnv cured BACON
! old white d. Hams, shoulders & Siirs
" h.sh fSvd 10 Sperm Candles
M Chocolate Mould & dipi raliow 40
superior House NV'NiiSs |drcsripe Resin soap
NO d. shaving Susp
IOulle rci'L iosfSuc.r Narcvatci DO IN BE
DO do Small Oavcs Gavin. choice & ri Tobacco
superior CRUSHED Sugar Eanlct and "cO:ch SNUFF
y. Orleans DO c.slla onl Principe Ccrats
Nos ? x MacketSiif spanish and CON. dO
No Herring Ecs; l1lie Powder
No TANNED Shad Lead and Slot
Pepper ground andun.d Percussion Cacs
Alspicc Cloves Backing and setulg lYuslcs
Cinr snon Ginger Mason's Shoe Bcckinc
Nus'atd Names 20 q. :. =. 10. s. loi Nails
Rice Smytra riss Rores and Cotdaec
RESINS Ir,uch t'ur5a ants ReRrpf Buckets
liltcfts English Waiuuis S,trr.iot Ciiov Nirc---
iceons Son sh'd Almonds WIRING and Letter pauer
German Aatlcr Ink, ri8ck sand
Alum and Coppcrsa s.lC sud iCio window clues
With variety ofofhef aiicCs cVpc,srs IN few DAYS
rom the East aud elsewhere which viii make the a,nrt
ment very complete, all If which w!l lc cold a. the
chcancst rates.
Having experience in tHsiuess shall devote nv
tcst orts h procuring and al kCcfins the tosi ar
ic,es, with TIC THAT Nvi SCH 81 al times ne
'hea1 - oher house Ia TIE and ould ~,
rccffally invite an ;hOso wishing tsfHsn TO cali And
eNamiac f1r themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
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RICH SILKS AND FANCY DRESS
GOnnG

e. ENSENEY RHODES can now nfro- tvithou,
- toas;ngJ 10 their city aud country customers the
largest and richeEt assortment Of FANCY aud 81 ACK
SILKS, CASliMERES. GINGHANs, SilAWLs. R!B.
HONS, q ever o. cred IN this nsrkoi. sen ~
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OFFICE or THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
orrosIIE TIr noNEoL nousE. MMF IETERsON. Al.
MANOR-M { COOL
COCNCllNEN

Thsmss Hughes. NJ M'Lure, John Hamilton, n W
Phillips, W Mitchell, Morrow, Geo Robinson. ID T
Santorn, Brady, p Hullihen. A n Laid.cy, James
PAUL. w Limetick, J Tanner. VI Nelson, Ainick ID
Lamb, II Eehois, IL Austin.
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SRI M pO1N,l.

For Wanude uing rufrOsCt an IL supriiol 10 saver.
desc i'iOus OF ucca uics u The 2ud H'Olv oI ts hun
dag, OF Gn Vie ground Hoor A. avery inOdo a,o r,t
Wheeling, April 3, it,G
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NEW FAMILY GROCERy
NoR,n or M. WI. T. snn ass Dry ooop
sloRI. orrostrr 1ur rte Rrp roor.
NAlN STREET. WllEFtLNC, Va.
~ EAtl>tsES

d ESfECTftllN inioruis h,> friends and the ruth,
o The city snd neightoi hood THAT hc Il now rrc,iy
me sud oVenins ior sale 40 the above sIatua rooms
sntiieiN llesh t.oek OF Ncyy choice FAMILY CEOCE
klhS, fkDNlSONS, Sc. Consisting IA part OF Tie ol
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FALLFASHlON T0R m ~

70 Callem has large sor ~ Booze G. Gus ar's ran
lajhon Has which he viii receive this iay lfofn
New DTN Those wishing n Fasblausfio Hat viii 10 o
70 All sUon 81 Us Main street.
sePH &C acALLAM
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4 lHGlNlA.-IS ClANcERy.--Ai rules he'd IN lie
Coke OF &C ftee CueWt Sul erior Co'rt ~ Law
Angus, lE,C. 80 -
RU' 0rt BARROW Coincidence,
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OFFICE or THE COLUMBUS INSURANCE co.
At snRiVEW & sIELLL's wAEE.uorsE. WATER ST.
II X LIS +, Secretary.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
-. ED.ssSR.FG

~ v tAkENthc store No. 4.t Main Street onrosi-e
= Mendal and Hart ours Furniture Mare Roou,s
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tined for the frontier of Texas, pending the
proposition to annex that Republic, as State
to the American Union.
In this movement Capt. Page accompanied
his regiment. In July, 1916, circumstances
| placed him temporarily at its head, and he con-
Quoted it to the shores of st. Joseph's Island
and Corpus Christi-these almost unknown re-
! gions; since which time he has maintained his
position as a soldier in the field, exposed to the
hardsbips, prvations and diseases incident TO
the service and climate, resisting the appeals OF
family and friends, though for some time disa-
bled for duty by Illness and devoting himself
to the last moment to the calls of the service
and his country. That devotion he sealed with
his life. He fell nobly in the memorable ar
ton of Palo Alto, on the 8th Of May last, while
commanding the leading division of his reg-
ment in support of the battery of 1S-poundcrs.
His regiment, for some time, was exposed to a
most CALLING fire from the Mexican artillery, a
shot from which struck Capt. Page on the face,
carrying away the whole of the lower Jaw. He
was removed from the field, and under the
hands Of the surgeon displayed unexampled
patience and fortitude.
The day after the battle he was sent to Point
Isabel whele he endured extreme suffering for
nearly two months, during which he was never
heard to complain but was cheerful, and man
Tested at all times, though he could not speak,
the companionable and social qualities which,
with proverbal goodness ofheart, endeared him
through life to all who knew him.
About the last Of June his wound had so far
healed as to enable HIM to take passage on
steamship for New Orleans. few days after
his departure his wife, who, mpeed by the
purest affection and devotion to her husband
that overcame every obstacle, had left her home
in Delaware alone and travelled several thous-
and miles to minister to his comfort, arrived at
Point Isabel. Her disappointment at not meet
ing him was borne, not without grief, but with
a iirmness as unprecedented as it was admirable
She returned Immediately to New Orleans, and
there found her wounded husband Frustrated
and rapidly sinking under the long and extreme
suffering he had endured. They left New Or
leans on the steamboat Missouri, for St. Louis,
but the heroic sufferer was doomed to expire
before reaching their destination, and on the
18th of July, 1885, near Cairo, he quietly gave
up his spirit, conseed in his last moments by
the tender care of his devoted wife. His re-
mains were taken to Jefferson Barracks and in
tered with the honors of war, escorted to the
grave by Colonel Bakers regiment of Illinois
volunteers.
Capt. Page was native of Friburg, in the
State Of Maine, and was born on the 4th Feb
ruary, 1897.
He lived beloved and died lamented by all
who knew him. Bs***Sf.
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SEA RAnIEING

AT OLD POINT COMFORT.
q Ass1s1Ty The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
Esas7s aSAhzp psny offir TO the public comfortable,
St2&txaInA safe and cheap conveyance 10 and from
this mos delightful BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Leaving Snear's wharf, Baltimore daily Sundays ex-
Ceptedl al four O'Clock, PM in their superior boats
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or HERALD, Captain
Russell, arriving (afLer comfortable nights sleep
next morning at O'Clock Passage and fare to Old
Point and back to Baltimore Sc,
This Bathing Establishment is now one of the most
delightful places in the Union having added TO their
former accommodations spacious and airy building
well furnished with pleasant Bathing houses, and for
surf Bathing, cannot he surpassed, with comfortable
accommodations tor 500 visiters. Added to the plea
sure ofthis establishment is the beautiful promenade
in the garrison of Fortress MuRrOe and Rip Raps with
their Band Of Music not surpassed in the Union,
makes the time of vsiIerS delightful. The Table con
sists of all the Injuries Of the Chesapeake Bay
Sleeps head, hog and other fish, hard and soft crabs,
oysters and cams as also every other article in sea
son from the country round, aud the Norfolk and
Baltimore markets, with the best of attendance. Sail
ing and Fishing parties and evening amusements Of
Dancing, to crafty all; with the beautiful view of the
sea and bay, shipping passing daily, and within short
distance of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
Dock, and U. $. Men of War, which can be visited
daily in a steamboat running constantly between Old
Point and Norfolk. I. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Baltimore, June2 1896 dim