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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-07
The Senate did not sit, having, YES

The Senate did not sit, having, yes
terday, adjourned over until Monday.
To-day, the election case was again
resumed, and speeches were made on
the subject, by Messrs. Stephens, OF
Georgia; Seddon, Of Virginia; Garret
of Kentucky; Gordon, Of N. Y; and
Cabell, the late sitting member from
Florida; and about four o'clock, the
question was taken and Mr.. Brocken-
brough declared by a vote ofthe House,
to be entitled to the seat, and he was
Immediately sworn in. The circum-
stances of the case, are briefly these:
the electoral law of what is now the
state of Florida, requires return Of
all the votes cast, to be made to the
seat of government, within thirty days
after the election. In the present in
stance, this became impracticable, ow-
ing to excessive floods in the streams
and to the great distance from the seat
of the state government. At the expi-
ration of the thirty days, it appearing
from the returns then made, that he
had majority Of the votes, the Official
certificate ofelection was granted Mr..
Cabell, the late sitting member. Sub
sequently, however, after the expira-
ton OF the time prescribed by the cleo
toral law, further returns came in, which
could they have been received, would
have given preponderance Of the
votes to Mr.. Brockenbrough, the sue
cessfuI contestant. 1t was on this
ground that he claimed the seat, and it
was on this ground, ! presume that it
was given him. The discussion Of the
case commenced on Monday last, and
considering all the circumstances con-
nected with it, and the usually wide
range permitted in the debate of such
subjects. it has been awarded rather
speedy decision.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-07
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1896.

Yesterday, Mr.. Giddings, of Ohio,
after the House was ready for business,
obtained the floor for short time, for
the purpose Of making what he de-
nominated a "personal explanations"
the "explanation," however, consisted
OF complaints against the New York
correspondent of the Washington Uni
on, the editor of the Savannah Repub-
lican, Of the New York Observer, and
against Mr.. Bedinger, a representative
from Virginia. After Mr.. Giddings had
concluded, Mr.. Harralson, chairman
of the Military committee, asked leave
to make a report by bill, concerning the
military defences Of the country. The
Speaker decided that 1t could not be
introduced save by the unanimous con-
Sent of the House, when Mr.. Schenck
of Ohio, objected, and moved thai the
consideration Of unfinished business be
postponed, until the committee should
have been called for reports. The mo-
ton was not adopted. The Florida
election case, then came up, when Mr..
Cabell spoke at length, in answer to
Mr.. Brockenbrough.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
Extracts from the Washington Correspondence
Of the Statesman.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. 1846.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. l846.
Yesterday, the contested Florida
election occupied the attention of the
House most of the day; but as the de.
bate was one which would not be likely
much to interest your readers, shall
not attempt to 1--WE sketch of it.
In the Senate, quite spirited debate
sprung up on the bill submitted few
days since, by Mr.. Fairfield, author
izing the construction of ten new war
steamers, and the completion, repair
and fitting out of all the vessels Of wal
which are now on the stocks, or IN or
dinary. The discussion was on setting
apart day for the consideration ofthe
bill. Mr.. Sewer proposed that its con
slderation should be postponed until the
10Th OF February next. This was op-
posed by Messrs. Hannegan, Westcotl,
Yulee, and was adv ocated by Messrs.
Allen, Calhoun, and Sewer. The yeas
and nays being called, the motion was
put, and lost; when next Tuesday, the
day named by Mr.. Fairfield, was sci
apart for the consideration of the bill,
by unanimous consent.
On the 22d, the Florida election
case came up for consideration, when
Mr.: Cabell, the sitting member, pro-
posed that the question should be decid-
ed by referring it again to the people,
and submitting to new election. This
roposltion, Mr.. Brockenbrough de.
clned; and, by permission ofthe House,
made speech in support Of his claim
to the seat, and proceeded to demon
slrate, that majority Of the votes were
cast for himself.
Mr.. Cabell, the sitting member, rose
to reply, when Mr.. King, of Georgia,
moved an adjournment, which was
carried, and the House accordingly ad-
journed.
The Senate spent most of the day
in executive session.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-02-07

0G-The Virginia House of Delegates has passed
the bill incorporating the Richmond and Ohio rail.
road company. Itsthought II by some of our ex-
changes that this looks towards the passage of tho
bill for the Incorporation Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. to terminate not lower down than
Parkersburgh.
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Z FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, Of Trumbul.

G-The absence of the editor during that portion
OF the week usually allotted to the editorial depart
ment OF the paper, must account for the lack of
editorial matter in to-day's paper.
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PUBLISHER,s Nnrfcr

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and dreceipting for subscriptions and Advertisements
in the cities Of Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore
and Boston Business intrusted to him for this ~.
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LATE ERnhiMEXlCO.

- n ENICO, a. IL yss Snd - IL a. Noa. l,2 Aid'.N
~. MeSico-its Geogtaphy, its People ad 40 insN
tutiDus,
Freto,ts ExpcitOn 10 the Rocky Mountains,
The Mysteries nqu.son and other Secret soeia
ties in siVsin; .
Tie Artisan Of Lyons by Dennis llannigan,
a,,. uca,,c Gissk atone Iirvctaax, w T.. r. PulWer
'rhe Aris aud Misercs OF Camliue, ~ J. H. Grevn,
rhs Ganhor's wife by Ms. Grey.
r ff--A t.tala Donna
Ethan Ahse. OF The kiug's Nan, by Ne'lV .p,
Japan b'Sulivau. - ". il. AiSswe'i,
Confessions Of a Pretty woman, y Nj Ferdgc,
The Regents Iaug hsCr, ~ Alc, 1I,S-f ~ 3--.s,
| u.n,y Era...I or the reaI. -. i'oess"e'
/ iae sen sio.igsr. LIZ a - ri'l1'.Ne,
Nan pen, ~ - i'.sn f'..ef'hs'
( N vomtne a Ta'e OF u,e Revelation.
~. nitehmaits Fire 3tte, ~ Sudiur
Ann uerl en- by r Lady lelAsu', l'y = l.. bu'W"'
lTbr I.nst pave Of 'olnpch, ~ Bdwer
| The ast offto EsTOUs ~ BaMer, received ANA !"
sale by aug ~ Aiai4i9' III '+"''9''
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From The ~ Orleans Bullet;n. S,n, A

FROM PORT LAvACA.-The steamer
James L. Day, Capt. Griffin. arrived las, night
from Point Lsvaca. which place The left ON
the LIST inst. She brings no news whatever,
except that Gen, Woods column was gradual
sy advancing into the interior, and supplies
were following rapidly.
Capt. Griffin reports that Lieut.. Whitmore,
Of The United States Army. had declared Mar
tial Law on the 3lst ult,, at Indian Point on
account OF number of dsorderly men max
ing disturbances among the troops.
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SEP Ia A. c. MCAl.LAM.
FEMALE SEMINARY.

TSFMALE SFNIINARY.--The Female Seminary IN
y North Wheeling, conducted ~ Mrs. Wallace, wiz,
under favorable Providence, commence us operations
on the las Mondey in Aurus' - very ihlPor sn lne
all who intend sending their children al any time during
he term, should have them In school on The tr,i day OF
term win he received for shorier period than
Of - weeks. piano fore has teen rToenfedfo
tesrher Prices are =. usual For lessons The Piano
and for Experiments ia Chemistry and Natural Phoso-
Tie Of studies ineudsd Tor the Institution for
the present. II - follows:
Arithmetic, Geogrsnhy. History ofth Unilcd states.
I,s1e ~ i VIM ne use OF ancient At
la and Historical Chart, GeogrShy OF The Heavens Dot
siNioR CLAss.-Physiooey Rhetoric, Ns'@ts PHI
iosophy, Chemistry, lnte'lee,s a. rnosop'E; 1870
Moral science. Evidences OF Christianity Analogy 0i
Natural and Revealed Reiigion. - .,...i.,
| Additional studies VIII re gwen 10 those whewishs
more extended course. The French LSdsHase WIZ De
| taush' II te.ircd. -, =, a,
ans, who is'o be employed m ,his lns''uiCm o. gie
SS,e,s =, ,oer,IS cen aeaRsil,ed with Miss huuy
care aud can ths, she Is IAdv Of .ais'io
manners and pious ard exemplary derofn.i~ Miss 4.
Ma also puuii, and ita- Teen ies
,hsi excellent Insu the Granville Female Seminary
90 which also lore pastoral res,,oG2 ard ~ s wG
the requisite Talents ard qusii for the oson &c
which yOu have called her Very Te-yeeimuy yours
Gs.SViLLu, O. June q. lsl6.
II syoTd great pleasure io te ale 70 concur mos
. fully in the Above recommendation Of Pres. brorsln.
q q VIC. FRENCH, rs.'or Of 81 Lgkes Church.
From III. FS S.s es si sSS' S
Nss adams shcerhiiiy concur IN The above reoouneu
- da,.ons JACOB LITTLE, aston OF = faiNiHe
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Gr AWHILE, q. June y, ls46.
Miss F. Adams hRa for tite wears al TEEN epnntci.
with thus institution ateactef and can ohecriu
cnneur in tie above recommendations.
A. SANFORD, Rector Of Granville seminary.
Granville, q. july %, ist6.
Rev WIN. Wallace, Sr--1his - 10 certify ust v
= have iecn acquainted win Miss Emily Adams As u
Tor cher in the Granville Female seminary for ssVera NcA
aud consider her cmineutIv qualified for SUCH ~
w. c~py q AR Pas OF Bapt. On tredouia, Licking 60.
p G ,RqER, Prot. Of Ma n. & Nat. PM. GTanNiie =
f: Rev Dawn VI. SvARTz, v. Y. On, iancss.sr o. a.
- Rev r., q. FEeousoS, Of ". y. Church, W. Nerlef'
To al whom u may coneern.--l do earnestly feeo
mend Emily Adams qualified TO impair rueiion
classes in the principles VI the French largusge and
worthy Of confidence. JAMES y. bisNlt
Rlendou, July :. 1913. WSd""
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DIED-At his residence, near Sparta, Ill.
on the 9Th ult. MIR. GLoRGE KRLsALL, aged
81 years.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14
STEAMBOAT REPRESENTATIVES, LOST

STEAMBOAT REPRESENTATIVES LOST.
The following account of melancholy dis
'aster in the harbor of New York was trans
mi,ted by Telegraph TO the Philadelphia u.
s. Gazette on Thursday night:
The new and handsome steamer Excelsior,
that has been plying for short time OIL the
Hudson. between this city and Coxackie,
(about 20 miles below Albany burst her boil
er this Thursday evening. just after leaving
the wharf on the North River. She had q
large number of passengers on board, and but
few OF them escaped, except by leaping over
board into the stream, as the boat was almost
immediately envelOped in flames.
The burning vessel drifted directly in the
direction OF The shipping at the piers, and il
was only by great exertion that She was pre-
vented from communicating fire TO severa
valuable ships; but one vessel, q schooner
was injured by the flames.
The Excelsior is now on shore and burned
TO the waters edge.
IL is not known how many lives have beer
lost, but il is feared that The number is no
less than from twenty four to. thirty. All tina
jumped overheard were saved
Hon. Felix Grundy Mcconnell, NJ. C. from
Alabama. committed suicide at the ST. Charlie
Hotel, Washington, ON the ION inst. by III
flicting two wounds in his throat and five /
other parts or his body with a common poe
ket knife, This man would doubtless hav
lived TO be honored by all who knew him, b.
for his love OF brandy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

JOY IN ENGLAND purport Of the
news from England is that tnde has become
brisker there aud the demands for labor IN
creased. in consequence OF the assurance re-
ceived that Mr.. McKay's Bill would receive
the sanction of Congress. We hear OF nc
such results here. While business is i'm
proving in England it is injured at home
While wages are improyeing there they ar
going down at home. Tell us which is th'
British party2 which legislatcs for British IN
terests?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

against pursuance 81 the decree
Lnkers 4 Biosle Others. rendered this cause up
ON the 18th day ii June, isi6, ga the Circuit Superior
Cont and ChancCry. Tor o. County Ohio SIC
undermined appointed COMMISSIONS Tor Size purpose.
will proceed Ia s- a. public auction az te mont door OF
of Sopielcr next, c par oflO No Say, 90 te ifst
square the city fNlcclmr, Known ss tOagress Han
Al Tie corner NaiA street and Surigr's ally:
- feet inches ia wlho' Main Street, and also toe lot
auulered hrty six S3l siiusrd a. Tie Intersection Of
in ihat pad ofthe Ciy OF Nheglng, called last WhcS.
ling; on the fouowV terms, w Ten per cent. OF sho
three sQpa alpe tearing ,eet nom DAY ofsso;
months thereafter the dcc-cf s' -, rv''y t9@
Nv bond with good security aud - :" y. 'iiru
fir.her security un. payment unF 20 10 retained as
iuiy 80. 1916. e,ni'1i,.,,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

FIRE.-one Of the whiskey rectiiying watts
IN the warehouse OF Messrs. w. & Nj. Mitch
eltree in Pittsburgh caught FIRE on Friday last
The warehouse sustained great damage before
Il was gotten under
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Isse}szsgsW,
~ 60
CABINET CHANGES.-The Washington
Union has the following ammunition.
appointments by N, President.

8Ff~te"0't' W ~ ftctutAts
George Bancroft, OF Massa, huseits. TO be
envoy extraordinary and minister plcnpo-
Tertiary OF the United States tor the United
Kingdoms bfGrst Britain and iceland, vice
Louis McLane. recalled at his own request.
John Y. Mason. of Virginia. To b. Secretary
OF the Navy of the United States, vice Hon.
George Bancroft, resigned.
In speaking OF these changes the Union
says
MIR: Bancroft resigned his teat in the cab.
met this day, and will take. we understand,
an early opportunity to embark for London.
he is succeeded by Judge Mason, who, in
taking charge OF the Navy Department. enters
upon familiar duties. and carries with him
the respect and confidence of the whole com
munity.
Judge Mason will act, as Attorney General
I'D interim, until his successor in that Office
shall be appointed and qualified.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

STORM At NEW YORK.--On Tuesday
night, at New Aork, there was violent gale
OF wind from the North East, which it is fear
ed has done considerable damage on the coast
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-14

FIRE AT ALBANIA fire broke out on
Tuesday last in the brewery of Mr.. Samuel
Westcott, which consumed that building and
a number oil Others
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yrCsTNBLr UTIFDIEs
Ar RRENTIINGER'S APOTUECA

VIEf II IbNsf
AT BRENTLINGER'S APOIHECA'
Ashland Square. Wheeling Va.
n HE .olseriIer has this day hcen appointed Sole
gen, his sy for ShS sSs % apIE 1RRRniE
sdsted to the various diseases 10 which the human 10
dy is subject Of which the follow ing y li-i' .
Of ali chronic diseases affections oftne lungs and sero
BT Roses Cough syrup for diseases Of the lungs
tarrh bronchitis. sc.
Dr. Roses Group Hive Syrup
DR.. Roses Compound EXtrs CT Of SSrsaparlla
| DR.. Roses Asthmatic Elixir
Dr. Roses Linimeni Or weakness OF PAIN IA the chest
! Dr. Roses Tonic MiStutes for cbiils and fever.
mr. Roses Vermfuge, safe and eieseious remedy for
pr. Roses Tonic tDyspepue, for all diseases Of
the stomach and elolera iniaa,u9i Nc. pan
D, RossE rome tIorslT&v V.s-s-li- hiis, efhea
Ir Roses Strengthening PLASTER TOT weakness OF 'he
bSss s.l u ENC fr Fpep.y thc only positive
I n,ely fpr this disease discovered. "a,
Di, Roaos Rheumatic Mixture never knosh 'o a s ,,s
Dr Roses Asifnsent eonp"nd iofh n"i ess M Si ,
splitting oftood ortbe cure Of Az OF uoo'
DO. Roses syrup Tor eboiers aud bowel complains
r.. ~. PATENT iNgf.ATfNG BREATHING
TUBE for indaing 'qe ar cells Of 'ne lungs IN eS-''
"''A ETtroei from the Nafiuc Eagle.
DR. Ro.s i auadusie oftbe Uniy ersiiy o. Pennsyv'
MIA abd hss Tor many yeas prscheed hi- pfoi,ioe
as, srcet + nsiy aid his noiciue- pufey We
taide which rsc.f STONY fec0nuietde.Dl 70 ~,
az sle.trsn t,t Al rsi~tst one ve thiuk shall gi'
hls syseu faif tesi. siiouid dscaso iay hs fa'he
For ssgfieuiars cali on a BRENfiiN GtR,
seos Ashland square, Whos.ins'
for ~ UCs RUGS Just received 81 te new carpet -
/" ~ iig Man street, Whesiug, NaG dursa, iIesnh y
ths t,st assoffaent sud chespcEt ever odofed m u
Sss MENDgI. HARBOUR & 60
IL ~ ARPEr BINDINGS gross carrot bindine., D
u = ,ereigsa and flf sale thc cafptt Hofe,
Nana scp5 MENDEL, HAkBOtR a. CO
fefs aTCTI SAlE-
- fsN aATUnDfiY morning. The 5'h ins'. ' WI RI
80 n,y $40 son foous. W. hnut 'eee-Ve ni.,f CT
~. rrsfd, tokts roIafro, teFs DO fgfrc ht,r
W sWfCAUAM. AuctiOnee
WI WGvp W pAFE
ED o. HIST received ia-ro sssaffuert n iim9f ~.
j pirr sra RaiHinw Al of. suietle ~ Wina'" ~
q, "'se Boon ana wJEoB
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Mnch sport may be anticipated. as mum
Der OF nags are already entered, well known
on the Turf as Inside three minutes.
To come of on Monday the 18th inst. star
ting from al points west OF the mountains, x
bringing up at
M'CALLAM'S HAT STORE.
The winner 10 be entitled TO the best bar
gain among his large end splendid stock oil
Hats End Caps of the Latest Fall Fashion Sc
lected by himself with great care and atten-
ton in Philadelphia and New York. The a
bove goods being purchased Tor cash will be
sold upon the principle thu nimbie fps
better than a slow hit Call and examine te-
fore Purchasing at the Stop Shops hat charge
from 81 81 20 81 90 for ioram Hat. Twill
pledge myself to al be tar article otiprme
Ror. m Hat at One dOiiu- each. A VOID TO
the wise Is sufficient.
seplA A c. MCALLAM.
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DR WINRNS',
EALSAM or WILD CHERR I;
An INVALIJABLEF FAMILY MEDICINE

AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE,
So Nc a - r.. KtMEpI FNK
r., oNsUNIrTIoNl in ali It's varisus forms, CoiDs AsTu
~ NJ, BsoscnIGIa, CIRCUIT, NHoopiug t"14h, SIN
ting OF BLOOD, Iidculty 81 BrcshiHg, alns "a Tie
side and Rrea.t InfurHIe, LiNEE CONF Ia Nj Ne
The medical properties OF DR.. Winans hals&in "'
wild cherry are fully established in every section OF te
eogrtr rs iu curing tie most uFtcfa' ca
ses OF tic forscoiug c'aFs OF disesscs,
la ain os every where a has tecn pcrscNcrcu
IN A has = ected radical Although IN many ca
s ths Balsam viii cdafe relief, a. least.
eject great change in tow DAYS, Sill u ca0noi Re eN
eerted 10 work Iuacies by curing al ia shot time
ar 10 resto,c health frame that has hcon prey 10
| feil disease for years. &c..
Eo.gcs there ae many stsgcs of tie same dsease
tbsl Il ~ Impossible for any physician to deefpine ~
uauifv Of medicine required 80 eradicate a., dtefen
ertods aud forms requiring different PnHhtiies hence
mi sou e cas,s single bottle - eui'cent' WINE plhe
iu reurc tArer hotties 10 produce te same ect.
All we AK OF the patent ~ "a rive our nesiohe iRi
riai and he az rest assured thai VIII be pToduetv
Igfthc most heucf Cie q ecis.
| atient- in taxing tire medicine, nerd not rcFtvic
themselves a. regards diet, except avoiding I've mos mo
estate Articles Of tDodsuch a. sailed anh smc"od "e
ala ages onions, cucuuters, SC.
Tney should ray prOuer attention thut thcif u,ceA
vsrut and should avoid sXrosiug themselves 20 the
erene les pf te weather. De careful not 30 ogor-ex'
Frequent ha.hiar IN varIn hs'h, and the Use OF be
tys Cor rt iua thc GcsI teofe going 20 let WI
the medicine iu rs ei.oc's. -,
qbe focv,s should De- Kept oren with some Gentle M
% cine such a. Dr. Wiuso's Poor Name ltis wincu y
e found mach superior 60 any pgfrstivc iiis now
D. use and wall also AID tie Basan IN az eaocoha OF
liver. ,,
I'd TOT a1'' ~ r. UoVNrRoOK.
an MOI, .O-ty Wheciiag. Va
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PRIME BACON HAMS.
loo SighlS sstcd fIom the smoke house Of John x
ZOecsler received and for sale by n REILLY.
aug " ~ -
4n4% IFS Shoulders Colts & wiekhsm's Gu.
49, "ns' received an" ~ 81 REILLY. }
=, RiME NEW oRLEANssUGAR.-Af cw 10 hogShsads
| II in store and for sae by aug 10 NJ REILLY
In REcTIFIEp wmsgEy SEQ bsrIsi. double NE
y Reei cd whiskey 800 hhls OF which se yesfs oa
and copper distilled, warranted very suee er ~ sore
and tor sac low BY Sng ID ~ hhILLh'
ms-ACKEREI.--2O ttis. Nos. and MSskoTei on
lVA hand and Tor sale ~ a2g 10 ". EblLL1.-
q S va hS'N" : '''-' 49, JAMES BAKER
eSLIPPERs-oo pairs siies, Morocco s,ippers, low
- pn.ediGO pr com"in % 70 i HS = WhXWFLL
nj aug II
LEAD PIPE.
YUsT received; per Dea anee, quantity ofead
49, sass 'e'd i oReS sTS e, iss 'G Billion
lenO LBS. SUPER INDIGO. received md for sslsty
g. lONO b. 20 JAMES bAhbh.-
1 roy OIL yiTMoL, for safety ..,r,
lei BO JANIS pAKER.
d. 5OO Les, AaUAFoRTIs, for -s's 80,
% TUsT -eeeived % barrels OLD MoSoNGAHELA
Of y ms" q -" Vt - JSo. x. BoTTsroHp.
ORAL vGRNisu. 10 bt. our own Manufacture,
'% warranted equal 20 any made TO- ssis ny r.,,,
~ y2s PRYOR fAUbL'
lS' p DOZEN LEMON ayRUr. surerior 20 any in tins
bar | y eitv received amd f0r sale ~ WOODROW
niv Nv rs "a Main street.
~ UrAvNER.s r1.EsuERs, flesh supply uds day re-
- celvod sni fof tac ~ - ..,...,.
~
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Tor, - jyef OFT &ShihN'
,3 N ARm FRANEs, Handsome assortment l1t reeoiy
ihh ~ eftv ig Ia OFT a GREER.
o. ~vArcur,s COUNTER SCALES, smother mppi
la.i ~ "a OFT a GREER
%. ToN PLASTER 6F PARIS Grss'oty $500.
B 20 JANIS oH"D''
,nse Tr'sHRs GtVING.
TwN Unset WI LinoNE Or 'ai''s' df'''
49, A.o.rAfEcHnp
-. 80 t.-ifNe.-t good seso-ncnt ~ Mr1 h.tIf
,ts IVA Swiss Nns.t. risfsp aens, $50 Ciale Lose
.a 49, 40 AIRCuILn
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MHTTE

700 BBTs Mononrahela fine W hite salt Just received
on CONSIGNMENT and for sale low by jas. ~ hbb
Wheelina 20 July 1876.
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S.s6.SssDss
2O,ONO Dollars

Grand Consolidated DotteTy OF t,vlo~ass and
Georgia. Class No. Extra.
To he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware Thurstsy,
September -. leo.
Prize OF $50 Geo. OF ioCoi; OF eco: 20 Of eco.
20 NUMBERS ~ drawn. Tickets 81; ,eitiaeao Vi u
wholes " ii cost So; shares ia proportion.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
WHEELING DIVISION. No. Ia, meets eve
~ Friday evening on Monroe street. at 10 o'c.
HENRY ECHoLS, w. p.
w. X. GAI.LY, X. s.
Virginia Division, No. %, meets on Mon.
roe ST., on "Wednesday evening, at hali pas
seven. p. M. w. Z. WILSON, W. Z.
f. X. BEsnoRE, H. y.
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PRYOR q PAULL.
M NmANCERY. /.
lanes = wheat,
nnalFaI

yTIANsFED wanted for which the highest ptice In
y eash VIII De uald BY ang.i Try OR 4 rAlLL.