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SO much for the rights in this cas-. So much in
Justheatlon OF our course and Ia proof Of It's noder
auon. One word now, in conclusion, in reply TO
that plea for delay, urged by the gentleman from
alabama, Mr.. fAHcEr, and others 1--WE not
reau 70 assert our rights; 10 peace we have not pre-
Paiea Tor war" II the meaning is, that we have no
senioing army and powerful navy 10 match Englands,
lhen deyoutly do pc, that we never shall be, ii
peace prepared Tor war. Whenever we are, we shall
oeprepared also for despousm We are as much pre-
pared now, os any free nation in peace over ought
10 bel yes, and as we need be. Cadmus's tabled
dragon teeth have been sowed in very deed
throughout our land, and are ready to spring up, in
armed shape, In every forest, on every prairie The
chase and the hardships Of the frontier have trained
to our hands, an army Of hundred thousands not
uniformed or enrolled indeed, but with every essen
tal Of the soldier and armed with that terrible
weapon, Americas own rife, before which the
bayonetted musket OF the regIlsr--witntss New
orleans!-s bat as the aythng Of child
England may boast, and boast justly, that il We,
bent on a war Of aggression, were TO cross tis At
antle and attack her in her sea-grt isle, the At
tempt would result IN disaster and defeat. Aud she
knows, full as well, that such Will be her own fac,
whenever she carries war into our hemisphere.
Either nation Is Impregnable at home, Neither can
succeed against the other ia an unjust war Of coa.
quest, abroad. lspeak here not OF the TesHlt oi
lew months or OF single years warfare, bat of
ultimate consequences.
We have sought peace. We have sacrificed for
peace, Not that war, in such cause, is thing to
be feared but only because, with its horrors and It's
barbarzlng influences, il is thing earnestly
be avoided H. notwithstanding war DO thrust up
on us, with prompt energy let meet II. II, in
spite Of our syertng efforts, the bow must be Civ.
en-, let be in the spirit of the old adage she gives
twice, who gives quickly" ....' -
No temporlzing policy BELTS the present crisis,
nor avail avert its dangers, If with any be
rife Firmnoss, neither boastfll itself, nor yet
moved by the boasts Of others, becomes To-
dependent nrtion. And, in such hTmness, is TO DO
found the best promise, at last Of permanent, DO
cause honorable, peace.
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jersey, said they should be perpetually closed. II
would be species Of insanity To say so. But was
there any prospect Of their being renewed They
all know they had been suspended, and as far as he
Knew, there had been no offer made on the part OF
Great Britain 10 renew them. We claimed the
whols OF OregonI so did England. For, 90 far,
causes have kept the two parties from coming in
contact there's but there was no power on earth TO
prevent II much longer, unless a clear and strict
treaty 10 define the boundary. Nothing was clearer
'han that Now, suppose the notice was given, and
no preparation made; the consequences were very
obvious. Again: suppose the notice should not be
gfyenj the consequence would be, that In a few
years, the whole territory would be completely over
run with heterogeneous population. And could
II be supposed that IL 10 remain in that cond-
ton, as IL is nowl Was it for moment TO be fam
eied that could be peacefully settled by two dis
tinet governments, and colonzed by two distinct
peoplei The idea was absurd. II that state of
things were allowed TO exist, as surely as the sun
shone in the sky, II would bring them into IL
mig hit be postponed for a few months but the first
gun fired in Oregon would be the signal for the
aict,
MIR. HANNEGAN. take the responsbility-
TO make the matter as short possible-of saying
that the article in this mornings "Union" referred
to by the senator from New Jersey, does not pre-
sent the views does not express the sentiments Of
the President. Il never met his eye before pubea.
tion and at this hour it does not the approba-
ton of the Presdent--not one word Of it.
vMr. WEBSTER. Is that all exception to the
general rulel Does the President usually revise the
articles in the "Unioni"'
EThe Senate then, after short tune spent in ex.
ecutive business, adjourned.
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THE UNION.
CITY OF wAsHIN GroN
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JAN. %, 1916.
AGENCY OFFICE.

We have opened an once No. 49, WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, near the Expresses and magnetic Tsegrsgh
Offices where subscriptions, advertisements comnun!,a
tons, Se, Sc will be received, and any other busiae.s
connected with the Union" promptly attended 10.
Captains OF ouw arb bound packets and Others be
supplied with files oths Union" by calling sending
the ONCE the day Of sailing
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The great pressure Of the congressional debates
crowds out many articles, editorial as well es com.
municstcd.
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silence admits the accuracy of this Interpretation.
Mr.. Fox had declared, that to tho South of these
Great Britain had renowned all right of sovereignty
or permanent settlement. That, too, by passing IT
over unanswered, Mr. Pitt comedies. Nay, the
British minister goes further yet In reply to the
inference deduced by Mr.. Fox from the above, that
"every regulation was concession, not an nc
question:" Mr.. Pitt admits
That though what this country toreat BRITAIN had
gained consisted not of rights certainly did Of
advantages"-p. lOO2
And then he proceeds to expahate-on territorial
rights acquired on the privilege of settlement South
to San Francisco Not word of it, but on the
whale fishery and its advantages; and Herewith he
winds up his speech.
Now is it credble--is il conceivable eyen-that
minister than whom one more abl1 in debate or
more accomplished in diplomacy never guided the
destnies of Britain should have listened to all these
assertions, thus publicly put forth IN the National
Legislature, by member hardly second to himself
in talent and in standing; knowing, too that, the
next morning, the thousand tongues of the press
to declare these aloud to England, to Spain, to
the civilized world is it, ask, within the bounds
of possibility, that such minister should have suf-
ered all this, without protest or contradiction If any
protest could reach if any contradiction could dis
prove IL Ii not credible, not conceivable not pos
sibe. No man, who stands on his reputation for
common sense, will argue or believe it.
The conclusion is irresistible, that let Englands
pretensions on the Northwest coast be, the pres
ent day, what they will, they extended in 1890, no
further than to joint right of settlement, north Of
latitude forty-nine and half, shared with her
equally by Spain. Such was, then, the acknowl-
edgment Of existing rights which, Mr.. Pakenham
declares "cnnnot be revoked at the pleasure Of either
party"
might here rest, without another word, the whole
case But il is useful as well as curious, to pursue
the matter a lifle further, and trace the growth Of
these pretensions Of England, from their modest
shape in 1880, TO their overgrown form at the pres
cbt day. ~
The first opportunity on which England, in ae-
cordsnco with policy which has gradually secured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-04
NEW EAE.h GN0nS.

"a lNEi NJ RITZ most repeatedly iutuins has
s ricuds ard customers that has received frUr the
Eastern niNgACt. . large Ass1Itwsht 90
fortiBH and Domestic DrV GOngS,
selected Win great care. which he ~ Ia ,ou Iu.sAS 20
"fdct, 81 prices that cannot tai to please.
lAhtG- NHAE-Ilc ladies' earnestly Invited - rsu
ana examine bis style ufuuots sa able drcsscs,
waking drcsscs and ,oaks comprising all tp Ay lea
~ rAsbu"fcs, thhe, cloths, sograns. ealiCu- nv
N"rA 81 goods IS ,cS large embracing The lest makes of
@racS~ muslin dc lanes & together vim iull
n,eM "t black and white Cnehsus and csicoSs, caps,
t"nris aud comforts Of every description shawn aid
scefis 81 rOfudccut designs az very moderate prices.
"fNrirMLNs NENU- SuFCtLuc hask and c,JOrcd
c"IhS lcNvcf and pilot cloths. vel sud striped
he'', hrpwn, back aud mixed sattiucs, gold mixed
'W'rH, sun stripped NsstnEs. nhNcd jeans, canton
ploti, fci, yellow aud white nauuris blrarhod and
lDM shcctars and shgtuES add shirtug checks,
hinges sSWls. sin and cotton pocket ksudker Shicts
t"Nc~, Su>icutcrs &c. Irish linens, linen tAISclsths
hhr' nrkct haudAerchcis SUPERIOR quality " blank
cis OF al ktntS with variety ~ attcis flowers add
fancy ardeIct ton NUMEROUS iu myntioit-slof which
VIZ take srrNt pleasure in shaving tricuss and
customers, al the OF Main st near ,hr Bridge
IT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-04
NEW AND CHEAP

- GORGE MrMU RGNY is now opening Al his
- room eii Nsrkci square, splendid stock Of fancy
aNd siasc my toods - unco ONLY low prices 10 which
Nr h"i 90 hts customers rctiuV solicited VIZ
i"i "cd'ieitvn su tr wool dyed Black French cloths
Heavier
-, Blown, Olive and Green
b.ak AVID other cootcd Cashmere super black Preach
i"I lad" e'uskp, iSrrcd DO Black fancy s'tyrd sac
cadet sud siSci miAe saiSis sufe striped tared I'd,
Iirtu satin CrnVNs sin.
Tor Tie laic- super Graduated CASHMERE r0I o. high
colored cashucr do. k Wsrp ard fancy iustrc Alpaca
lhiici c, pHit sFhu,c.c sbs us heavy black ri,hv
embroidered, shaded Iuotuors black aud otl4,f -o-s
orceus t'r 10 lies wca~, tni Ia un and swiss threa
decs Npeca cshmci Sld .auifa wool hose fancy hon
nct UUs style prints very low IA great VARIETY
snr e. black. brown aud eoofed ladies' kid gloves.
ehaid ssset'u"ni black Waite AVID red Iucrmo warns
larsiuu su other Ginghats good ASSORTMENT fso mes
al c"ioff, shuIucs hcschcd AVID brown with GOOD -
Iyis 90 al kiuds Of fancy sad Fashionable CooAs.
Also ~uNcr GuuI'wdcr lm' crit & Young son Tens
% olong lhui'n Mofa shoushoug do super government
JaNa and Nio coffee for sac by GRO McMTBRAN,
''' b. Market square
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GOOD INTENT
CLOI'Ff!NG STORE.

~ AVE- splendid stock of Ready Male Ciuthius on
49, baud that ihcv win scll ieow cost To- max.
room f.r their NEW FALL. STOCK Come on then.
TO Tue first door slove thc Inred States HOivl lon
Who would cuihc ourselves M The lest a"rct Tor ID.
NC mohc} aus p J ~ MISS & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-04
GAYS. CAPs.

M now tu cnute 90 receiving vefy LARGE srI 40.
q perIor sfsorimcw Of Msu's Noutfs and lbi.i-sp.
taps ofrYsll yssiety and styic. VIZ Cf Tur ,fursir
seBI rnnIpfi~ug siltie sitios VIZ.
The Nucu'd tattcf paiu tufn DO
' EctUr aid afor DrrrOu Cd.
to~eiher with slItr las AND sanfaye8 30. I.s all a.
"Hrn were purchased ty ntecIf fum ffe Sos. eFk
Ia a.ti1 hf.nfst'uff' t.r cash. And lf discount st
- fef seHt I0es than tlts- n8 purchased ttr ~.
rNh,f lh u' sr1'nnt consequently rr PATRONS aud e
WH' fa.'f Wo win iH'lr fusipm sftIi h1vr rU tIstr
~ref fi roH "1nt sv'fs good ila pI a. a. an con
sfa0iN manuiattrfins ha ON tTs rIsi 4nprre.l r .t
Iet. of tif fssi arf Al. F tlf wefs rH asset ..
LFtf'rl1 fasliUuf tnNrfft Ur. rHrHtaftt want had.
end 80 hy iH' Gaze rf Dozen $3.50 T'stfe com D. .t.
prepared o. fIpp.f lhem better terms fsr f-r, sr
Iufrhafe ssr' IS IS. IINEs,gN
I
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LATER TEXAN TmE

II. AICsT-MOIE New and cheap Goods itsr rccci.
- we'd oil the New Cheap store ia the Room snruirtv
9oeuried ~ Mr. Isaiah COorcr, nearly opposite r ~
W bank Man street. general assortment Of tooss AZ
very low eIces amongst Which more of tIuss
lcShiihl blSek SaiIu stripe Gro ~ srmis aud Fon de-
S"lc Sik-, very superior six Mite Gloves sc general
assortment az plaid goods tor Ladies' dresses sav ot
every description. French hoe skin cashmere xt'
nes. tweeds aud Jeans English and American ctlts
tHnnc's checks and lus-ys AiSy nrf, Of tliS.e fc.t
hi"l v diuafn hlcAcHcd ntslirs MAi. b NIIN.
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=. m.uIiANTS PHYSICIAN AMI
OTHERS

rVl1HE "a RsCRIEER kcefs constantly rr .s'c =, t,
- Invest lrccs, an sssnrtmFnt Of MEDICINES
NlSH. BBt SUES &c Sc.
Cudont h's pr.css Wit give ss'sfac'iou he sohrics
even those who not intend purchase al the tim.
'u ace tain The prices Of his goods
Ans COMMUNICATIONS asking tie prircs Of goods arc
mos; chccrflllS ard sromply answered.
lie would aricsrly state, tua De- ma, Ster-- Fac.
iory tn conne-ou with ln- S'ur" fst roWdcring JaR,
RU. srb, scrScu Sphs sUd many o}tcr Incidence M
grinding Nus;srd, Cinusuo1, AiHpicc Pcppe- cloves
&C. and Lamp Back, GlsrA Lc1 Venetian Red
Chrome Nciow and green Ncidceris yellow O,hro and
other Paip's IN on all (which he allie To sell Al the
very low 80 prices
Paints mixed already fir use and nut IN i'm car,l,t
pos co dt ,crciti sizes family Convenience
fuity ot Use ci Vua'ty a. "a cents pst ~, nut OF
pounds aud upwarts.
No charge made fo delivering goods IN any rar, Of hc
my y. w ". GORDON.
n. oNLu--c Lhc u s O u D Do. ID. naln..r- 81 "
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NEW .IExVEARY.

JSF received this sy form the Fast variety uf the
lost leshlonelle Jc'velry consisting OF sdic, hic
"e, Garnet. rcarl Jet and stone e. fms Tonal
snd Garc' Braoc'es CeTeion, Jei Sud ii alton stone
Rngr with Topaz, An-ihist and Gold druts Financed
do Every variety of BresS' Pins Tor Gents \ good a.
s3tmch OF siri studs sleeve and ncck buttons, Gold,
plain aud set Tlngs, good assortment,
Oct u. IOIIN HISIInp 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-04
NEW DRY GOODS

ne iafgcSi Siock erSr broEglt bifo ne Cifu.
Guaranteed Jrem 20 70 80 Ysr cent cheaper
flou of,rf al . sg,,s r.
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STOCKING

m NNt'F kCToRY JOHN RCK.NRT Rcsrer,6,l
ava. " infoms the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity
tat ~ continues To- manufacture Etockiugs ShirIs aud
bFsWcrs 81 superior quality. Whist ~ - THANK Gl
Tor past iyors, c hoIts IS attention 20 lt-tncSs m
eonimuaucc ~ tie SAME. Ne wiIi hereafter Keep an
nan" hHcr Article than las ever eeu turcd
,eiS cy; Mandatory Main u. opposite the North
Wc-tcrn Bank Of Virginia
oct -, anf.
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LOOK OVFt!
WNrER 81. CuEAf CAsif


CLOTHING STORE;
Second door bSioir nc United States Notl
! Hhsriing, Va.
INOS HUGIlS. j..
.,S.. FAY n2 and "Ic',ug satgs ard lesuiini a.
'cc'e' y iih care toa ast !, ie and gs 49,
,Sghi So ysiy Vw or essh. that be ,su AID vii sen
,n'"' 4, 'ean a. ihey eNn chad m TIE Wesen c0un.
Don our or Their an and Winter Wear 10 csl snd ~,
=. t,. ~, s..ls ies, si9s elsewhere, o. bee
,hc uo Ics.ra., Coo,ls nr , s,rr,,, , '..SN y
ttci, offered Tic top.N r comprise aoti',, Nj,
tL'illt Blue, black, rvNu. cstc, sitd luvlsirle
green r"nch, tu-sh aud NI.cfitsn coil.s 20 ever,
sh'te. price and quality Beaver cio;i, and Beaver
rM,e., ~ ,ey 'epo,ior snslite, end extra elcsi.-
nicvcs from a5i cent, Go $50 Ser ,Hrd.
INiELS,- GuS uiN', c'srp- sad tailil mkt rvec,ls
srlvudd article ;orssek. snd ovef,os's
NLSriNGS-ENu5 surcr cashmere and enl foi,rc.l
sam 'A CASHMERE vcstips. fsnel siiA velvet oud ti
mo .Ssi,.'Es Noolen plaid and $40 ans dow Do.
NllNtIS-Any quantity VI SafinC's Il p'sin aud
MarAlnSv tl,Hteis Pails wooden aud cotton, inse,.
rtren tSi'e and host u other eoois numerous 90
CRAVhTs- rloiu \ fancy satin travats and ,es.f.
pneAei handNcrtliicis, fhitei Cash .crc aud poskn
and drawers Csnjou and sII wool FLANNEL a. t,i,,
comforts eouitrt tait hstost sad iu every thing
READY MADE CLuTiINC-Coa's. Liuc. tiaek and
Isssl ,"orSd clc.h dress srd hoct seats, fon -
: ". "i'' N0'NltAM hia"hct ASH lcaNSr cl0Sh UNNr
coeis. heavy Tweed aud Pilot ciutA do.
fANIALOONS-rlain aud fancy Cashmere ranta.
o"hs eh,sirr uSn ever you saw. t0m - to $40 Css.
hsi pSniS'ons Of all ooors stripes aud prices. low
- Al per usir.
NEsIS-Ihe most beautiful Assortment OF ready /.
made vests that ever looked made aud uuASl
M superior StNlc
SHlRIS-Whiie linen and Muslin shirts inside and
ipnc ny IN THE hest SIS ~. ard letter Sftclc Know,
au can e tonight amy Wlclc else ia tile citv Striped
hirts.
~ mSl - proper here tn mention that al goods sold
M "t th- establishment Warranted rerr q, lath A.
luahy aud manufacturer the customer runs NO risk
having an inferior aulclc put upon thcm ANY Of TIC
"Ne goods made Ia order the latest aud most fash
orShe sN l-s, aud warranted ia or no sale Hcare
'suh ssA To- enc aud all who PRIZE GOOD NJ shade ut,t
Tao ltst material, a. Tie shortest notice, call at the
A'cr street clOLrg SION, fornrry the s. and Of tic
b. john Leeeh, III, HUGHES j.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
No. 100 MAKkEr snIlAEE

Eas side, door NOrii NJ Marriott tpsv
tT-llE ~ hS' RIDER respectfully informs h.s frionl.
ara nc public, That be hes taken the above store
Nh'ic lr IS pfcpafcd l. goods Tor ON com
ssian q" a. Snciipn. attend io eli saics VI Furniture
nv Good, fiid aE;.s R ihs Rlos IsYaul isrrgs
ini a{ srd FRIDAY evcpincs, Furniture sales ~ al,
-".S "h VI "tuesias AVID Saturday u,cnines TLasknt
t1r Hast svors, he ~ eudcAvoT mems cuauuan,,
F' '"'Ne "H'r""F'r Npei WA. HALL.
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Rss.A CssANCEvsY

reading "a the Circuit Superior Court or
Late oHd Chu"rery. for OhioCouiy Va.
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E.O0Et EN-
TO THE -FOUR BIG Doom
Corner Of 9iIal aud 1i0Rroe SIS. al tic irel
hHoTH ekeap cash cioihiHg store Of

y. H{CE
HAVE received my entire stock of Fan and " inter
- ''odst and do think sou VIII SAY THAI YOU newer
Wheeling Papers S-s like Hy self very much crowded f,r
Room have determined uu making my advertisement
a. snort a. possible. VII Uny cnumcra;c some Of the
leading arecs, such Broai cloths ali shades colo,s
CnssimcfS do. rom - cents $50. CsSsiurfis DO
rowH cents HOO Tweed do from cents to ~ ,n
NEsIl uhack and WHITE ephroi}ered sa,ins.
90 30 90 Do Cashmere.
q" Do and fancy SIN Velvet
d. Sn du SIX
go Fancy Noguoc s'n ya- hack "a ms not 10
le lca tn Wheeling ~ to qgaF tu-c,aer with ever,
gitfr description o fancy end pain vcsnr that New
YORK., lhiadciplls 90 baltimore could produce.
NaokareN, Trout sduUr ana Home League hankcts a
- large stock Ard lr it rCmctnic cred that nay -s
t''nrp az Size a. eve HDmr prices very lafgc and n.
los t} business D. murisgry usu have rcasoH To- os
l'''t sAl uol o. 'Ni o t'ln when called To- an ~
wE'ch VIII scn who'ca'c and rciai 90 make up 40 ct.
dct in uN UsrAl fashionable sfvc.
READY MADE CLOIHIN Nc ETOad cloth flock aud
drcss coats slcoo and prices rom fnto S25NO az
much a. i"Fty little finer article than had a. ANY
other hlUsc. Maetauav blanket. beaver eotfi broad
ceti trerd, cs>siHcf lud spF utcr Zee ofover COX
and sack cos's rom S"rU lu 5000 Ready ~ ste vc...
5000
FANTALOoNs- cock "a rcry are. v,i.ort
counting ,v' vgu'ute Hsy have sun Gent n sepIy
tne cuttro aru1 ot Co.'S. Tt.tor aud have .,. plr,
si2,0.
Nhnc lines, roustn and ,tk siiiris far superior IA
any uug ever oIc.ri tbi- SIDE 80 ilic u0uutsius
collars, losoue. socks, suspercrs. gloves all fors
cfa't- eoWiprif, hose ald BAT ho-s. ssart spt
Efes' varry ~ other Articles that sou vs. ti sce thDr
. you LOON ~ s' tla fnur Rir tioofs Ec,olTee co.,
chca9 cash c'nl'rs store 90 8 RICE ou Ilc corner o
Nam and Monroe streets
J N'ef'tuu brl 80. if..N.
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BKENrIINGER : Ar0rEICN,

hFHiaNNil Nfll ANE.
M EDitlNES ca lie al Al this abshnnent ~ any
49, hsutnfthe night. Physicians pfcscrigt pat
WIN tsAci aud SEarSEss. Spices the beet quality
ist FANNY use. y. 4. BRENTLtN GER,
Proprietor and Attendant
y " Persons calling amer the shop cose ii please
use thc knockef on the door Az -
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APOPt,ENY

N~opleyl Supposed to- aris, from 100 rl,f.n hi4od
Doc ~ 'rr"r. ~ t 9rcafourd hy r. nefai itnirv ~
.r ri'"d 'n.,' ui tunsr snptrtfundant Funn,t 1,,.
"pfs wIl.n Ought tu have pzasyd bv the bowels 0sy
ptfa"nf dr'p in Optics -fiid snI0tts fnut.dis oil,
iFd, oi' NAM sIe hlrd. and recover tnsnt sfs ma
tsI sIlI f,.0r.f li"s. WI.1 resort ta bleeding 4. -
"irt t1 ir nra iy cafrie1 ~ p u., sompsiut rtg.
wire sD uut nci, are hy means tog ~ 10 -srri,d
"i ly thc complaint aud enc ebsusrs src ~ itsd on
huufrod fpoH- W tFir favor fiu recovery tyov a.l
ii'F resort iu pnfrsf0n ttcfs tuuc tines tcs tn ana
heavy, snt oios.as n tei satpg spd j, ,r nee ~
rlau' tu. ti H Nas r. clearly rsfah. he'd U.s. tnsrse.
tDti tu'f d.1'f. taf lII- dsfttc ot oned tt the
c0at iug ul Of f. f.s ss.a.s pf tfir hfaia 81. Ui4t
iff. tnftff. ~ tlf lrnd prevented
li.s Ifrtufff frtf artnl az tFr veins sd toftfs
Which occasions ins 'asufe on fHr hfs and whith H.
fI. .auTF ~ IUH 'uHHrH U nsIIfv. Nek aL refrors
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GOOD INTENT
GEOH HING %aEOISE,

r ". HISS 4 Co.'S FSshonailc CIoIlhug establish.
~ rcni, ono door aloyc ihc g.. :. fOirI W alter A.
NheeliuE Va ihe ProPrteioTs ~ Tie Above esia lush
nent tclng Induced ~ thcyer literal patron a-e "A,
dri 10 them the ps-se have purchased i the
assortment % Goods that can Re f,nnd ~ thc city
we have greatly Increased our faciliiIcs Or Ennufsr
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CoLUMBU~, (o)INsuRANCE CoM
PAW

AGENCY FOR WHEELING H. X LIST.
Vt Shrivcr & S,cl'c's Warehouse. Water street.
r HEN Will take risks buildings of ~ Kinds steam
n boats and Cargocs. Factories Mills kcclioas Flat
ioa's aud Csrroes DC sssi-i os- damage Ere or
The dangers and fefs OF the LAKES rivers very
favorable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
Their agents authorized To make the following
terms with their ensis
ANY person insuting single risk hy which loss 10
the company - sustained shan receive return on a..
pcaou TO the agent, OF 10 per ccnt lie raj
on nett gross premiums paid each Nesr aIaountua 10
$500 OF over lsl rer cent doi amounting 20 $500 or
over. IL per cent ian