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o)I>suRANC CON

|. AGENcY q WHEELING. n. X. LIST.
Al shtiyer n ssei'e's Warehouse. Water street.
III lily VIII take risks On Buiidings of all kinds steam.
= bosis aud Cargoes, Fsciorice, Mills. Keeltos,s pis,.
|sos's and cargoes, &c., AGAINST loss ot damage hy Ere. or
.sne asnsers and fsriis ofthe seas, lakes OF rivers, onyesy
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their sgents. arc. authorized 10 make the fdliowin
terms with thcir custSnlerx N HU.E FHIIHTIN
Any refspn insufing a single tlsk by which no loss 10
tne eouaPshy a. sustained. shall receive a ra<nrn on an
pheaiioi 10 the agent. ofl0 Fcr cent on ihe amount paid.
oi nett gross prnnainnEs paid each YEAR aluoantiHr 10
sSooe or over. ~ Per cent on do; amounting to 5000 OF
'sfes cent ~ tsN rcs ~ jan. -.
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uoHNfsFnoK 4 DILLON,
PLUMBERS.

CHEAP ~ THE CHEAPEST.
~ isT sipT MARKETs 81. : fw dpprs below lbe
- f1ef gfftr, have e8opfs1 thcHsefgfs With q ncg
ana ssrre engine, ard other ntfuFts ~ thalr trsness h
a~Fprcfiof sfyfe. spf .fattrr thknsoftts that With ten
sfEp ~FNrERlFNCE ihey wiutc 40 70 lsaGef TIC
!. BOWS sasrsAaroAr rEcw
bATE AND IMPROVED LEAD fIPE
ny srsnsemcnis uahths gasaafsrtnser,v We hsve 81
feive4 aaa y ~ eonstaatlf - recctFiuH ard prcragea -
sapriv he ah0re Pics, wnoieFsie anf fstaitof thc tes
qasiFrs and a. k1w 81 cse ~ heA ~ lha saantrF.
Tiey have Consistently on bRnd Hgdranis ~ diasrcnt
fcf<u Hattese hsuioss Hgfr coeefr. hath tuis
bH end fot4 shows asia. fstnsis ~ aearktna, thsnk
~ pl ftss sieti lesd ~ say thlckns,s 80 trorssd 1pte
4n4 htsnoeF ~ fofm.
N efar rsnfaefet lhreaah y atea Pipee feu sPfiars q
4rsafsr ao~ees ~ ts fss-@s
fHfefiqT Drsar1 ~ eDsscuy uefs, sissm earfnsr. A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

WF Ft< omsf y ~ iefnf4f eiAistaif5s off . III
rmrssynesf affit esttssfa netkrsy, To Wtsfefa
Mai hosa Wsefisaion % ~ Ehos ~ Nha fntiena ff
rrrnse~ 80 . rsft ~ tisstms - st~isuprl y ~
ffttafrf krrr
ARaiVhG Avn v ARTFRE or Tar MAukA ar
T1fE tTslFFf4ec rfs<T tsFxICE
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WHEELING TIMES A Anvr.T,s..-
WHEELING, TIMES 4 GsZETrE"
fcbiishEDDAtLy fRf WEEKLY a nv
y. y. WHARTON ~
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
b.iy 10 ~ lines . Insertions. -,

DHuy y 70 ~ Inv ] Int4uIans. -
l~sck. si.v
9wccks. 49,
. src.,a. stno
!. rc-ss ~ Sc.Co
Real esfsss snd sfesmhoai Ai-vsrtIssme~,. shc,,dH "a ~
nnsssI ss'.ne,s- saise, thestriesi. circus, az similar sd,er.
tis.nx, not 90 ~ Published ~ thc wear. "'
Advertssn<nts ehsreshie by the ln.er,l,p .ho,ht .
nnss<s - accompanied ~ The written dirce,,oas 4, M
vi torhId, and payment exsefcf. fs"
oesverusesssnss Inserted .rsinifousfv.
nsrneses and desihs arc puLiish>d a. news. OH,
u.,,ss sno .snersI snsfsfions arc advertisement.
Ine prtvsiere of advertisers, NJ the wear. Ia s.,s,ss
70 sassutsemen-s " their own recnlar fsSlnes-. ma ..,
ssccee,sg sgssfss- All other edserisement sen, -
uens VIII 70 changed ~ III usual rsIs@l So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25
-IG&CR n n 10.
INSURANCE..

- rsx a -, iNSukANCE. Aaf11
IovsS nNNcE COMPANY or WHEELING AT my
eoa,e ra.as OF all Kinds stone, brick, or wooden and their
. steamboat. factories. mills. &c.
aud merchandise Of al kinds
ro,sI' - assa.sl ss dangers attending the transportation Of
For ,a'ss... lakes. seas. canal end rsiirosss.
and Ilb-r. y. me company a. to prompfifude
Ne lie .~1.an,s an the stusswsnt and psymeu, ofiosscss-
80. eseSl ~ Feisr 10 the merchants OF tins plaes ana
aug on "an street. R.w. HAREiNG, sse'y. :
RETURN pRRMyr,Ms
sYShE FIRE y MARINEI ,Ncp coxp.
-Nn of WHEELING win return ten pcr cen, en- an
NO H.. ~. 'sssNsa nor risks taken from this time where
ico-s r.. w. HARDING see,v
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I1O9KFN

thb EOOh ITO DOORS q fla
= 1fHtr ~ afaiR and monroe SIS. affb< ,r,y
&'loeH cheap cash clothiAg store or
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GRO, RtcKrT q.

= |NTINTV ENNNW NNNT IN1 =" y
T-NTEIY ofthe city orBanBmore would rrs-ssfnny
~ inform tlpd ~ciliza1ts % Wicci ar sud Vtrtnitv sb4
~ hs speued an 81 aldishmeut on Man aisset. ~ ~ door.
lsiofv me Virginia hofd, ard next door " ts Mefnina
IelfWaqh' oerc. whete ufntegeh's ~rsrs4sAis willie
fSAAnpeile rficse. HaTInfl cen engsgcda a. cutter hr the
aai hN ycags IN sofre ufttr Get establishments in the eas-
Itefp cfsies, ~ rsfisFF hiutseifthat he VII te sfles 70 Five
lEeacFui saiis;triion 70 ~ who var fGvu ltn4 Nth ticr
cnsiohi. AnApprcntitc wsrsed 10 isata The af6ye busi
ne@ 1 esSa
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- good lNTENTls 80.
CL0IFiNfs ST'OREr

.- J.tt. HtSS
- I'VE a sriradid stock Or ReadysAtsac tfo,htng ~.
Ioont for theie NEw gAt.L. FfoeN. coSr on lthsppss
70 DE ffTe sdocr Inc Hnfrd Stars IA ofci ya,,S
VINO wonid eloiae yourselves In The le~i nauPerGarslIt.
ue h'opsy. aus - JHf HtgSE co. r.
~ 4lN siQo1q N01ICR.a hahfr1le ~ a
y ANiNG dspeecaof q. Roul9n Of ms sieso N, Tn
nnshes, Jr. MS n~eCcSstry for e 10 lave fuy T,tsf
ross scfiied urs al YSrsofn. thereesfe \ r6,tir- ,Asinw.
sclses lndss'edto tie ndeapgRsd either y n6te orhozK
sgeoahy y c Ielnes,et 70 l9Ake R4ymenlto III. ,HusLos.
u; wno a. svtroritcdt 20 reeeivc sto sStre
Wheeiiygr Aug. ~ no.. ~ ~ III. cgIEEcu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

ife WESTERN iNsGRANCE COMPANY.
- n, ESQ CAPITAL Sso0.oc0. r.i
II ~ company. being now duly organised. IL prepsrc.i
A., y" MAKE lnsufa nes ON every description OF Fire and
m \, ssks, such a. dwelling houses. store Houses. &C
W anei' eon,snss: Also. Steam boats. Fiat loa,s and
Ne saa's WIN their esIEoes. 10 sad fsm any post on
AZ Sn.o and silssl-sippi rivers. OF their iribuiar streams
appse" lions isr Insurance 10 be nDada Cor tho present an
. ohss OF The Wheeling Savings insi ta,ion.
avg ~ n. Mccoy see'y.
PvrM GUMS.
slShh MksrkRN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
tshh.htiNG viii retorn 10 per cent on an PREM.
'hhs received fot rtskstaken from This date. where no
= occurred X. Mccoy, see'y.
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~fr EstE ,rH Rose. sec ese =
A. A. sf"- - BE- We aef .asrt4 paAf
sj ssstg ALlHANs HNXN
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OFFICERS RLRCTRD py CoUNCIL

~ CtrEE-JtNEFs WHAT
NraeE&rT-T 2 stFALLCEffF.
James Mtropnef, -srd iysrd, Geo Daig ;-th wsSa,
PhuiS Biff;-Sh Ward, q Cav.
SANk4stt f0NNffTNk-fG Ward, Thomas Cantfen.
-2nd Wsfa, a q Todd :-sfd vs. ard, u W BArdihs 4uh
Ward. Jeha Robtnsoa- 5shW Erd, . " rsSsrf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-25

:. INSTRUCT CorRT, hoif- two terms saapAib
IN Wherflnr. in shs nsonlhe ~ Aprii and scgteiafeg.
HON. NV HROCKENBROTGH-Judec
gro "a LEE--Ffo<ecaiinr hiiofney,
n w MOORE. Ctsrk, M
JAMES POfNs& MafshsI
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FEATHERS FCATHERY

WLbNE hazdfes tsards u smretfre AVE- aeAc Fsas.
= tbpf in snsi sasks. o. haRa e9d fr sais low ~ -
MfHDTE HARnCTR.
tef2t Is3 Asia street WIZ atur Va
CITY DISPENSARY, &C.
sonTWHAsTaCoSSEe o. Nossot e. 5Tr sra
The eosrvts uts HosaL afibis I~nsihdsiaa ufl hrsusr
IfrT IL nom ~ "a n a. ~. and Gaua 6 ~. n 81 egorv
'faf tnlfa5t MESSY ~.
Ana esse who nav fsqaifo sstirsF Rffsfdaaee rs
m~sdiriut teireen ne bouts tlus n ssfse n arr ffsAtttai
n etN up1n. esfcf 7ff1s auau6tlG rfEFeiass 81 N8att
infhcsf. Nheh they VIZ rydsnysy ussvststt a '
" e. ff rrrrrrv Frenfss ~ ca ~
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REMoVAL

~ go SOB \. ~. HULITUTS hss
LAuSTk~ se'1oseaht oaAeeio Iourlh =
lloass. peu s3Ac. and two ioors trioss ths Pts-ayserisn
r-nL-n- : ~ - - - ~ -
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MAvoR~M G coon.
CODNClLMEN.

Themes ~TInrlps-. ~ srLnre. Holm HssnIinr, ~ w
Phinths9 I&N Mitsheil. y Morrow, Geo nahesson; n r
Pasn. ~ famesiek. , TwsrT, ~ Nskon, 4 AEaies. o
Lsaah. " Eehos, u hnsuss
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: ,s ..7s II g AGS IS

.M,AiH LINT,
PITTSBURGH PACKETS. BETWEEN
30 PiIsTSBURCH9 oGlNOLNNATL M =
letting EACH CITY DAILY oo.cIooR a 81.
IT, ~ avs sa!mgosns abs )re arc well aud tSvo-Sly
=. n.oWht 20 we v svettttr pit tcon thc OhiD. TtSv
- Autfst ctas iasis. hiit expr.ssiys for ho tral.s ia
!% l4esS kSsiAnuair nssGsT, and de1 pssa In iEs con
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BRUSHES


~ n1W ih fowt o. fsrEiFiFE arary iaFFe aad go
- periof eaotmcnt u Mg's. YHdfnss and shFdfer's
CspFt 0fcveff vUlttg sad fYis. v1si o. FHf A0hsf
nib Fiush. eltsf 0iied Hht, fuHnsion. -. sld y az
sea- t%ouprislug stlhs tyiCl viz
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PufStCIAN SURGEON AM ACCOtCffEr.
n fFtIE on Tics Fsnir Easf ecroe1 ~ Tihh Aad Cen
~ te Ftfftis- kesidencs on the eoufh Vet corner 90
NE sane afec's. WfFH 4 octl0
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OFFICE or THE Coi.IMRI;S INsTR tNGE co.
An pHHtNER& q sfHLssis MAS K.not ~ .watgE sr. q
I'm List, Eccre;sry.
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PROSPECTUS
.5Is s,s go 5s3sOFSTHE 5s IA - 5s5y
THE SEe7zIz,EEE .Bsl1INsJReHIHP.

ss53 UNDER the above TitIe.il is3propnsed TO
{publish:a paper in the Town Of SUMTER
vile. The paper will be issued weekly,
onthc morning of every "Wednesday.
i is believed, that Sumter Dis.rictfaf-
forIs as rnany capabilities fnr sustaining a
weekly newspaper, as a medium Of Adyer-
tisement, General News and Business, us
any Of her sister Districts in the Slate;f and,
confding in tllis belief, we invite, 10 our
columns, the attention Of those, both III
this and the surrounding Districis,t who
may be desirouss Of advertising and sceSfl
10 do SO. 1t is well known, that Tho sup
portnfa paper in gene rnl tle!nends'nol 40
much on the magnitude Of its subscription
list,.as on the advertising patronage which
it may eccive. This is The cnsein citics.
In country Town, however, and District.
us this is, we must depend ON tic patron
age both Of subscribers and advertisers.
We hope, then, that our enterprise v i'll not
fail from want iltofsenc0urugemrnt.
A strict attention will be paid tnzlllc To-
col interests OF the Town and District, aud
we shall enilcavor 10 keep up. e necessary,
the spirit aud crithusiasm. which no " cx-
ISIS, in regard to the connection pf Sumter
with Charleston aud Whining lo.,, IN. ~
by Rail Road.
In Politics, THE BANNER WILDE strict.
ly Democratic, and will give II firm support
10 The National Administrations, so E,r as
it conforms 10 The principles ,up"n which,
il secured the support Of the Dcmucrutic
party nj the South.
Tie assistance Of a friend, fully cninpc.
tent to the task, has been secured Tor The
editorial department. ], is nnt deemed
necessary To make an exposition nf the
great variety of matter that will Lc rnn.
lnincd in the pages OF our paper; suffice il
say. Tint no pains will he spared lnrcn,lrr
il an acceptable visitcr in every family in
The District. The undersigned trusts. tia,
The late failure in the a.,eml., To establish
paper in this place, will moi br ptr.nit.c'l
to operate unfavorhby upon his enterprise.
The paper will be printed ON n super.
royal sheet. with five columns io The page.
at I'wn Dollars aud Fny Gents, If paid in
advance, Three Dnllars, nj The xpiration
Of six:mont!,s, or Three Dollurs aud Fifty
Gents, al The cmd Of The year.
WILLIAM J. FRANCIS.
Proprietor and Pu5tishcrr
N. B.--For further particulars, rs re.
CARDS a lvertizing. &c. see terms IN FIRST
page. Communications on business, &c,
and subscriptions aud a!verlisemcnts.w will
he received at the uilicc Of Mcs<rs. MAY
RANT & RIcHARDsoN, OF Ut the publishing
rnon Of the paper.
Subscriptions md advertisements arc
solicited,
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TO U'EaAI PUBLIC.

+, THE Session Of Congress, which is about
! 10 terminate, will lie long and gratefully
remembered by all true republicans for
thestriunphanI success OF many Of their
cherished principles and measures. While
we heartily rejnice at the triumph "f The
principlcs which it has been our constant
effort 10 advocate and defend, nGtl from
which no prosperity, no ndvrl silly, can
Nerve us, we cannot be unnin,ltul of the
altitude in which we are placed bya recent
vote If both houses of Congress: wrallu'ic
10 the contemplated Withdrawal nf their pat
ronagc from thcnewsraPer press. To this
decision we checrtuliy bow. scmsibly MS we
are Of The patriotic motives which have led
10 il, Bnt we trust that this decision uf Con.
grcss increases rather than diminishrs in
claim to The support Of n higher power for
that Of the people, and I" them wccnnldcnt-
ly appeal To MD MS. by their patronage
sustaining al ,hrseut"i government Il jour.
nal That is inlcxiLly devoted TO The inter.
es,s nf the country.
| II is known to every one, that tho chief
source Of sustaining newspaper is mol
The magnitude Of It's Subscription list. sn
much rs The advertising patronage ml,icl,
NAV be bestowed upnnit. IN large com
mercial cities. indeed, The latte, is usually
The cnncomi,ant Of the former, nsi i, becomes
the obvious interest nf mercantile n:cn Ia
advertise in those papers which are The
mos, extensively circulated. Washing
ton, however, is differently situated. De.
prived of the advertising patronage Incl
dent to mercantile community. aud bur.
dened with peculiar and enormous expe,l-
1 scswhich arc not lsew here incur ed no, ,h-
ing but a very long list Of subscribing pa.
irons can sustain paper in rseft lncss-
| If, indeed, even in existence. The prnpric-
tors Of The "Union" have hilhcrlu spared
no pains, and no expense, 10 make their
paper worthy Of The metropolis, aud worthy
Of tho support Of lla, grent pnrty under
whose banner they are enlisted. In publish.
ing The most full and ample debates &c the
two houses OF Congress, il is believed, ever
befurc attempted on this continen,in dali
~ new spnper, they have secured The servi.
ccs Of The hes. reporters which the coun-
try afforded, but ut The enormous cost Of
$4,000 or or $4,000 per year. Their
extensive foreign and domestic cores
pondencc is another large item Of cx-
pcnsc, bnl tho instructive usefulness Of
which is highly commended and apprc-
ciated as .p Justify almost my outlay to
attain it. Still, it must he evident that
these heavy expenses cannot he borne, uh
less The subscription lis. is commensurate
to tho undertaking; and although we tap
boas. Of $4,000 subscribers, Gncludinydai'
ly, tri.wcckly, and wcckly,) hu. tbs lisl
must be still considerably enlarged tcenable
the proprietors Of the Union" 10 sustain
all its usefulness and to insure then against
! pccuniary loss. Invoking thcpag ain, The
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|P,,O,E,1sis,Yi,l';.. Z .
.,,pIIIE INQUIRY.


'rellimc, ye winged Winds. SO
ss That round my pathway roar,
Dnye not know some s pot
Where mortals weep no more
Some lone aud pleasant dell
Some valley in the west
Where, free from toll and pain,
'i'howcnry soul may resti
IS The loud wind tlwindl',l io'a whisper low,
And sighed for pity rs il tanswcred "No.''
FELL me, thou mightyideep
Whose billowsTountl me play,
Know'st thou some favored SPOT, /.
Some island far away,
Where weary man may find
The bliss for which ho sighs,
Where sorrow never lives Ss e. a
And friendship never dies
q The lon;l waves rolling in perpetual flow
Stopped for while, and sighed, toanswer
mo"
And thou, serenest moon,
That will, such lovely face
Dost look upon the earth,
asleep IN nIght embrace,
Tell me, in thy round
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Might find happier lot?
Behind cloud The moon withdrew in wo,
And voice sweet, butsad, responded mo. ("
Tell me, my secret soul,
ss O! tell me, hope and faith,
Is there no resting place 81.
From sorrow, sin, and death!
Is there no happy spot
Where mor.als may be blessed,
Where grief may find balm,
And weariness resti
Faith, hope, and love, best boons to mortals
given,
Waved their bright wings, and whispered,
''yes. in Heaven. ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS

GREAT NATIONAL CUR
CATALoouE.-Somebody, who writes ir
the Journal Of Commerce, has offered the
following curiosiiics for the acceptance o
the managers Of the National Museum
Nothing is wanting 10 complete the list oil
curiosilics, but the man who did this thing:
New YORK, Oct. 10, 1916.
Feeling an interest in the National Mu.
scum, whosc formation you have announ-
ccj, beg leave to offer the following Gu.
riositics for The acceptance Of the manag.
ers:
The tail Of an Itish Bull.
Some sand from Times hour glass.
A torn ruillc, from Loves last shift.
The iron, from the place Of the ecIip,ic.
A quandury, with man in il.
Part Of thepa.ch with which O'ConnelPs
rent was mendcd.
Half dozen feathers from q gin cock
tail.
A fishing rod and two walking sticks
made OF hurricane.
A knock-down argument, and the i'm
preston made.
The world in miniature; very old copy,
faded.
A pound of butter from the cream Of q
joke, and cheese from the milk Of human
Kindness.
The march Of mind, arranged for a full
orchestra, with Trumpet obligato, by
Fame.
Some brislles from The last brush with
the Mexicans, and little of Gen. Ampu-
dia's dander on them.
The Auke from the anchor Of Hope.
Whiskers and noses, from masked bat.
terry.
The shadow Of the meat lba. the dog saw
in the water.
A pair Of sculls from White Hall boat,
and table showing the chronological de-
velopmcnls.
bottle of the smoke that Mr.. Polk's
messages ended in.
Some tempe nails, made from frag.
mcnt Of the iron duke.
finger post, from The road to ruin.
Music Of the spheres, original score.
The cap Of n climax.
Muskeland powder-horn Of a shooting
star.
The faith that Henry III defended, tn
er the worse for the scuffle.
A boot on the las. Of the Mohegans, will
ono Of the spurs of the rocky Mountains
on the heel.
The pearl that Cleopatra drank: and the
two diamonds that cut one another.
The silk tassel from the staff Of life.
The afternoon Of the Day Of Algiers.
Some Of tue cells that were used 10 beinl
skinned.
A pair Of pointers from the Great Bear
well trained.
A hinge from The gn.es of death, nm,
some of,lc snaT that Il, C Child was mt qui.
5siup 10.
] holi these things snhjec. 10 your or
and should find anything furlhc
worthy Of a place on The shelves Of III
\ Museum, shall inform you.
,&a man can always tell whether his idea
arc stolen or not. Wc take n thought, Cha, "
hove, nHilnurse il like n babe in our bnsot
II and ifitlooks pretty when il has grow
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Notice.

THE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Sumlervillc, aud the vicini.
ty, that he has opened school in this vi.
iage, OH Main ST. opposite the Druggist
Stare, for instruction in all The branches
Of English Education.
There will be four terms ofelcven weeks
each.
Terms, $500 for Elementary Instrnc.
ion, $500, for Arithmetic, Grammar, and
Geography; 5000 for Philosophy, Chem
istry, &c.
N, Is. Mrs. .'Bo~les, will give instruc
tion on the Piano Forte, I'm Needle work
&c.
II. E. BoWLEs.
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TO RINTERS,
Type c-Esata,csyy n7sd .KHs,i7eIc3's
Rls1.ssiSkSng Warehouse.


FIlE Subscribers haycaopcnctl a NEW
TYPE FOUNDRY inf tic city Of New
York, where they ic'ready. 10 s,;nply or.
.lers 10 any exien', forany kind Of SOB or
HANCYTYPE, and every article necss
Tsary for n Pnuling Office.
The Type, which are cust in ne " monlJs
from antnlirely new sci uf materials. win
deep counties, are warranted lo be u,lsur-
Pnsscd by any. and will be sold a, y r;ces 10.
suit The tines.
Frin,isg Presses furnished, and also.
Steam I'sines Of the most approved nat.
tcrns.
N. 2. A Maclinist is constantly in al
tendance TO do light work.
Editors Of newspapers. who will, buu
ll!rch times rs much type as their bills
amount Ia, mny give The above six months.
'nstr'l"n in their papers. and seud:thc
pnrs containing il To The suhsc rihcrs.
4 COCKCROFT g. OVEREND.
{ Oct. 3, 1916, ! GIN 6S Ann 81.
Congress and PAVILION wafer.
20 Dozen Congress Water. pin.s
~ quarts
10 Pa'ii'oh pnts
ropaleby DICKSON g. LaTTA
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l.oldrr, .ves flutler.o ourselves lllatit hasahe
lfamiIvSlikeness. sS. \
! .sCi'YILiZATloNsAN D ART:
,S /, AN NfEPJGRAM.
ny j. N. CHANDLER, ESQ.

ny n n. CHANDLER, ESQ.
Wien EYcillronghsearly Eden moved, I.
sa And tuned her .IDai,Icn voice.
ltWas moi strange that Adam loved,
He'd only "Hohson's choice"
And when TEN girls are found at home,
+. With chance for scarce TWO men,
Not IDLE grace, nor 'linnet's" hum,
Willcntchlhe bcanx o mnkethem come
Each girl must BusTLE then!
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Saddles, EsrisiYcs. &c.

4 good assortment Of Saddles. Brides
Marlingnles, Wagon and Riding Whips
for sale low by NJ. DRUCKER s. co.
Camden, Nov. 3, 1876.
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The name "f M person will be cn,ere.s
upon our h""ks unless the paymen, Of tho
subscription be made IN advance.
RlrElIIE 81 HESS.
Washington, August 20,slSl6.
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i man can always tell whether his idea.
aro stolen or not. Wctakc II thought, .I,a, ",
hove. nItlnurse il like a babe in our bosom
and ifitilooks pretty when il has gruwr