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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
THE FATAL CONSEQUENCE.

The bills If mortality which we daily zee
recorded, and the vast number that die Of
Consumption, and the very many Of our
friends and acquaintsnces who Gre seriously
aud dangerously afflicted, and must ere long
pay the debt Of nature is alone sufficient evi-
dence that no time should be lost in getting
clear OF the very first cvi seed of disease a.
socn as possible. before il takes root and des-
,roos life. Ocular demonstrations are daily
visible TO the public that
"DR. DuNCAN'S ExPECToRANT
REMEDY"
is the only safe and effec,ual medicine that
will completely eradicate the FIRST symptoms
OF this fatal disease.
The Proprietor Of DR.. Duncau's Med:c
begs leave TO inform Western Patients, suffer.
ing from disease. thai he has opened West
ern Medical Office. No. $50, Sycamore street,
Cincinnati. where his medicines and advice
can always be obtained.
For sale by J. b. & r. B. MARSH and By
PRYOR s. PAUL. js Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08

DIR. DISTINGUISHING through ON street,
J see considerable Curb stone dressed ~,
ready to be set, which does no, compIy Win
the city ordinance, neither ia depth. nor tb;ct
hess' nor perhaps IN length.
he law requires iha stone 10 b. 4 feet lone
at least, and at least 5 inches Thick and .,
east Is inches deep. Many of the s,ooc
90 not square at the ends more than from 4
70 Q inches, aud then slope back some ? Ices
DeioTe they come TO the depth Of 8 inches and
~ place OF . inches in thickness at Inc low,
ed9e " wall not be more than Q OF z inches
ana ny that means the frost raises ,be
stone which IS the cause Of 40 many Cr,b
stones rising above the pavement The
thick part OF the stone should BE- set IN ~
ground snd iben the frost could no, rsise
them. ''''o
You can fnd The ordinance In PAGE 70 and
Section IL. tn. contractors for setting ,bs
stone had better examine the ordinance snJ
the Street commissioners had better Examine
the stone set and 70 b. set.
notice IN your paper will be Of ADVANTAGE
20 the citizens al large, end few words io
ne street Commissioner on the subject ~
1lth and dirt thrown into the street would
not be- afniss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08


~ ISnoef afdelne perfectly psistshls 10 ssrt.t,t
teai sdvsnte tow sfds the eradication IN ty
~ ~ no a0um that one crest csuso of ngot,s.Is
iHncss - The natural reluctance ~ ~. y, iuIAe'ea
X,,;, ion'sdy W the directions ofths phYsirisn
al n,, lnehts are therefore rcs0rted % hy the mo-
49, slu'ghef IN order "a disguise tho tsst. ~ 80. -
- ~ hccgufse is generally had In s,,eb 49, =,
- ts s,s ol food which the patient y ssost Co., y,
b.. t.,i i, 80 commonly 81 hand. The rop.oons,. NJ
$500, ~ lHe sign q them ever aferwsrds So =, ls'
, snutW Costed Ncrctshs Pin rsrnes,.. 80 ilc
"a g. ~ ne medicine - 90 commerce. s., ~,
h, w. ooa,ng 81 suEsf, that tho PiT MAJ ~ -,
ggitfo,t 49,. n w. aou'h considerable lsnrtb eg -
tive pyooe,i 1nl 9i nsusts o. disgust Tb.,, 800.
IA ~. 80, gsl1Iiics of tbc blood. Meme IT, @
,s, y. H.ts't and the relief they sro,d - s.ii.e
fttfa h, tb. -. tieheil ard enectusi T6sy 49,.
1890, ~ w position she teaped a on, ~ heS ~
~ W 'lWer, purify The hoos prDe,e,s ,in. pty
~ e ~, 80 restore healthy seto, a.. hsi
~. s. 80 te lungs Their vtftoe- ~. - We ltver,
,,y, ,' , s.h ,hs hs rspr,S5, s,,S
Where tbev a. 80 sley Ped ~ them IN IN 80
inne y s'eftinn For rafs ty
A. % rATpC JffT :. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
AN UNBRIDLED ToNc11r

-. - 1IH1D IO-N'I = IA man
was complained OF yesterday before the Recor.
uer' LOT having inflicted personal chastiseuen
upon ms VIE the marks Of which were dark
ly visible on the lsdy's countensnce The
accused was called on TO find sccurity 70 kec,,
the peace towards his wife. He had friend
IN court end asked him to enter into the bonJs
May u please your honor" said the friend
Il would go security for that man for anv n
mount am worth; but his wife hasa heavv
tongue and when il is once set upon man
tue d himself couldn't stand il mi |
90 hrs bail right of, il your honor will bind
ever lls wife, but as long as she has chance !
70 70 talk an angel couldn't keep the peace in
The sam house with her."-N. o. PIE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
THE HUSBANDS PRAYER.
WRITTEN AFSrScr

WRITTEN IN ABSENCE.
On, Father! Thou in whom live,
And trust for life immortal.
When time my farewell shall receive,
AT Deaths dark portal;
Source OF all blessing, unto Thee
bring my fond petition;
iet To thy will my spirit be
In low submission.
Thou. IN thy goodness hast filled up
L,irs chalice all with sweetness,
Aud one bright treasure 10 ms cup
lmparts completeness;
That treasure is the peerless love
OF her who ever shareth
Each pleasure that nv heart may move
Zach pain it benreih.
For her, oh Father! will pray,
Thy Sons great merit pleading.
Who stitch on Thy Throne Away,
There intercedIng;
Guard Thou my darling by thy power,
Thine own strong arm surround her.
Bid thy kind Angels every hour
Keep watch around her.
Afer from her sadly roam.
among the strange, a stranger;
ana sometimes with sweet lho'ts OF home
Come fears Of danger
Ihen, when my hear; has sunk, and Fear
Laid her dark hand upon me,
rom sorrow, and almost despair,
Thy love has won me.
know ! cannot shield her form
From sickness or from sorrow:
Know that DER her some dread storm
May break tomorrow;
And may feel no pang the while,
May smile while she doth languish.
Some triae may my heart bcguile'
Amid her anguish!
Oh, Father let me ever feel
In thee swee; reliance,
And TO each boding thought OF i'll
III bid defiance;
Bless thou my treasure! with thy care
fouchsaie her thy protection;
And will never more despair,
Or feel detection.
Oh! bless her at the mornings dawn.
And at the days declining;
And when the silent hours steal on.
Nights shadows twining;
Bless her, oh Father when she kneels
Beside the dear bome.sltsr,
And bless her when her spirit feels
It's courage falter.
Bless her when on her youthful cheek
me red rose tints are blooming;
And bless her when her frame is weak.
Her bright eye glooming;
In every duty Of her lie;
IN every kindly mission.
Oh make her lot with blessing rife
a sweet iruition
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
eo46;


WOoL.-The history of the growth OF
wool Is very curious. Fifty years ago not a
pound OF fine wool was raised in the tlnits,,
States, Great Britain in any other country,
except Spain. la the latter country, the focks
were owned exclusively BY the nobility, or by
the crown. In 1874, a small flock was sent
TO the Elcctor of Saxony, as present from
the King OF Spain, whence the entire product
OF SaXony wool, nov oi such immense value
Before The breaking out of the last war be-
tween this country and Great Britain. Col.
Humphreys succeeded in getting few mer-
no sheep brought out OF Spain, though their
expectation was prohibited under the penalty
OF being sent to the galleys for life
In lS09, during the second invasio- oil Spain
by the Frenrh, some of the -d'na6Ie Crown
At Lisbon. U'Stvis, purchased 400 head
Art mem TO this country. Preyiously
Ihowe'er' Mr., Livingston obtained few sheen
OF the spanish breed, as present. in l792.-
portion OF the pure unmixrd merino blood
rom these hockS is to be found i'm Vermont
al nus time. Such was the origin of the inn.
Inehse locks OF fine-wooed sheep in the IJni.
zetic va
bet II be remarked on The above bill Of mi
'eS' mat that class OF wool which in this hill
set down at 65 cents per h., now only
'flngs 50 cents or less The best class of wool
vail now only bring about 30 cents; and il is
grade OF WOO. much above any wool which I
vas IN this part OF the country in 1923. The
ianda" OF fine wool is now much higher
han 1t wasin 1923. What was then frs, onal I,
iy is now far short oft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
SCARCITY OF FFNAIFSIN TURF,

oOh hCll1 Or FEMALES IN THE FAR
WESf-The Wisconsin Herald of late date.
says;-Ihere is certainly great scarcity Of
women IN The lead mines. Any industrious
eiFl mere can earn one hundred dollars per an
mum, besides her board, either as domestic
assistant or Ut sewing. 1t is strange that the
girls have not enterprise enough 10 90 where
'hey can earn comfortable living. Tbousands
OF intelligent, arniable and handsome girls are
hVlng IN penury in the Atlantic cities, who.
II here, would be provided with Comfortable
homes. The influence of one virtuou, and
refined woman will subj ue more Ierocitv Than
nall dozen green MsSourians. We Judge Of
what might be, by what has been. The OLD
miners, who lived here early, in those days Of
violence, when digger" was willing 10 nav
a dollar TO look at bennett well know this
lacL Ii is said that when the first woman
same is the mines more than one hundred an.
pllcanis for lease of her, were filed. in ON.
gay ~ the office OF the land agent From
mat lime until the present, as women have
multiplied and the social ties and affections of
men have been called into exercise, the tone
oil morals, Pcaceable and more refined.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08

There is nothing in this wide world lin the
torn OF medicine. } so sweet, so easy 10 take.
and withol so efiectual in checking Diarhca,
Dyseniery or summer Complaint IN children,
as BEentIingcr's Compound Syrup Of Boneset.
Reader have YOU ever tried III II you have
not 1 would advise you 10 do so the first time
YOU may have occasion for medicine of that
character. i, viii cure you without fail. This
through AAilCITIA.
July &, 1916
n. Is. The medicine is 10 be had nj Brent
fingers Aapotheca, Ashland square, second
door below the Times Office, which YOU NAV
have seen described in yesterdays paper. A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
INDIAN TREATY A,

INDIAN TREATY importan, t,c,tv
has been concluded By the Superintendent n
Indian Affairs Maj. y. H. Harvey with The
Pottawatamie tribe Of Indians. The Renor,.
e. says;-"Ihey have agreed to move 10 the
Kansas rlyer and relinquish their lands IS
UOO,UOO OF acres, west OF the Missouri river.
IN iowa lhe POltawatsmies will be again
united, as one Nation. in their new homes :.
by ihe treaty, the u. :. Government will nav
So0U ,UUO' which sum will cover all expens..
OF removal, Improvements. purchase OF their
new home, &c. a million Of acres. on The
Usage river, have also been relinouished hv
the branch Of Pottawatamies residing there =
They are to be allowed two years in which ~
remove, but II the treaty be ratified. they will
probably leave for their new homes in the
course OF ten or twelve months.
Inc foiiaWatamie country on the Missour;
fiver is immediately north Of he Plat mr.
ChasF Many settlers now occupy the lands
ia the Platte purchase as far north as Brown's
line, having gone there under the impression
that they were within The limits of this State
lhcy were west Of the terminus of IN, Snlli.
van line but north Of that parall,l. II Browns
line be agreed upon OF the northern boundarv
OF missouri, those settlers will. of course r.
main IN undisiurbcd possession Of their i'm.
provcmenis and pre-emptions, but if the CLAIM,
OF Iowa he granted, they will be- thrown into
lhe indian country. This Is matter 10 which
congress should look, aud especially the Mis-.
rour Senators and Representatives. Jbe
Pottawatsmi, country north Of this State i J,
fertile and well watercd rcgiOn--tbe most val
liable Indian purchase that has been made Tor
. long period. We doubt not that No adam.
iageous treaty will be promptly ratified by
by the authorities a Wa sbinrton.
ST Louis R1n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08

RASCALITY.--We understand ,bs, a con.
pie OF unsophisiicatcd farmers on their wev
TO the west with their fimilies, were on Fri.
day accosted 10y couple Of landshsrks. com.
monty called, blacklfgs. aud being invited 10
Take walk, were enticed into the grave ward
Near ne hTratks wete quite GocideHfqliv they
met stronger, who appeared 10 b. busily en-.
8'g'9 20 amusing himself with pack Of cards
iue ldI'nnef ifiruds invited him 10 play
sa'l' WIN NON and as they soon lost oh their
own money they begged the farmers 10 Io,,,
ihem few doilars. when upop ona ~ 49,. a..
yer iaMng Out Dots pocket book for that n,r.
pose y was taken from bis hand. and made
OF WIN by their fwo friends. II con,sic,J
I'VE hundred doi'am.-Bu6aio Erpress.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08


CHOLERA, SUMNER COMPLAINT, D1ARnnor, 4.
prsrsrERx And All oInxa DKsAsoESxsTs o. lHS
STOMACH BOWELS, crRsp ar DosroR ID
JAfSE's CARMINATIvE BALeAM.
New York, 9Th mouth Isl, leae.
Friend DR.. JAfNE.-lt gives much pleasure to in.
FORM thee OF the result OF which administer ed
thy CARMlNATIVE BALSAM and consider IL to he
matter OF duty due thee aud the public give the FOL-
lswing staienents-Being called to visit patient few
days since, found he was vomiting and purgng most
violently, with severe Tormins and Cramps In the upper
ana lower extremiies and also in the abdominal parie
ues The Cramp was 80 violent, that four
ieb him necessarily TO keep down the spssm and
hm own words he said seemed 10 him II his honea
would snap IN two There also violent ehslie pains
around the ubesl region attended with very dstres
sing nausea In short considered lie case of gen.
uine ehoieIs found enquiry, that the patient had
oeen unwe the day previous with looseacss Of the
weis Thst six hours before him, he seized
with the complaint, and had gradually got worse The
eSuemities were cold, and he nearly palsees i'm.
mediseiy gave him spoonful Of thy Baisam which in
Few minutes was elected from the stomach hut Civ.
ing Few tr &C the stomach became settled he
pressed himself much relieved. then gave him eao-
mel and opium powder. In two hours the tirne
Tor i've hours; hut waking, the symptoms again re
turned directed more OF The BalsSm given him.
when the disease sui sided and he IL
TOOK only enc tottle 10 effect euro. have also oten
witnessed the cneheal effects 81 the Carmnstive Bal
sam In Summer Complaints and Disrhds, that l wsuld
not lie without 1t for its weight in silver
remain thy friend,
THOMAS MOTT, NJ n
~ BROADWAY, New y ork.
Tor seeby J. CRUMBACKER,
Juhes Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
ANOTHER INDIA RUBBER NOTION :

ANU hbK INDIA RI BBER NOTION. -
In visit few days since TO the new and
extensive India Rubber Warehouse of Horace
IL. Day, III Courtlandt street, we were much
inter- s,ed in examining an India Rubber dir
Bed: lately got up by MIR. Day, who is as
prolific In his inventions az indefatigable in
his enterprise. This bed is made OF some
twelve OF fifteen air chambers, each of which
may b. used 40 separate Life Preserper.
II Is more comfortable 10 sleep on tLan any
mattress,and for Steamboats, and Packet Sims
II Is just the thing, as in case Of any disaster
by fire or shipwreck, each bed might save the
lives OF dozen persons. We understand tina I
the proprletors Of one Of the finest boats on
the sound are now making arrangements with
Mr.. Day TO supply every berth with one of
these beds. There should b. no time lost:
and we think the proprietors Of all our River
boats owe II to the travelling public, TO order
full supply Of these safety beds without de.
lay. We would also suggest 10 the agents of
the Ocean Steam Navigation COMPANY" TO
call and examine them before giving their or
defs Tor the upholstery of their great line of
le9mshlps. They are by no means expensive:
ana we are quite certain that the traveller on
the ocean would sleep far more securely and
tranquility on one OF those beds. than on ia.
so'Iesl bed OF DOWN. Mirror.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08

SINCE THE INVENTION OF CLICKENERs-su-
gsrCoacd Vegetable Purrstive Pills. the mystery which
formerly hung disease has teen entirely dspensd
The cure Of those complaints which originate In tnpori
ties OF the blood sngsmsnt Of the organs OF digestion,
distractions Of the inensihe perspirs ion hes Row
become every day affair ard People do not mind 10
ing sick IL II 10 only for the pleasure Of esstng well .
gain This 10 entirely 10 the peculiarly aRecahe
favor Of the Ciekener eur Veyet able Pills. and
the plea wen certainty Of their opera lon.
OF and the latter being sribula able 10 their entire
freedom from griI ing Besides, costs
thing for ing hs experiment the Inventor pledges
himself 10 refund the money in they do Afford
public desirei They sny trying other rene.
dies with certainty OF losing their money IN Of fsi
lure and thousands Of dollars annually expended
effect. Then do not hesitate 10 the Ciiekener 8u
gar coated Pills. The chances are two 10 one In your
favor. For sale BY A. o. FAIRCHfLD,
june - Wheeling. Va
TO COMPOUND A MEDICINE ENTIRELY OF
~ great advance upon obsolete formulas Of ph.
utica Science IL is only in mod.rp times that q
important desideraium has arrived perfection. The
community has heen long drugged and poisoned by
nine al preparations, that vegetable compounds became
a mater OF actual necessity, and no remedy eoud
pect 10 become popular without this tsi
dsiion The very idea OF administering mineral sub
stances internally Is absolutely preposterous Nature
never niended them for that purpose. Their mode OF o.
peraion Is too violent and they seldom fail leave thu
kener Sugar Coaed Vege she Purgavc Pills being com.
rounded not merely Of vsgeAes hut Of their extracted
juices. entirely free from this objection. Their opera.
ton u feety soothing. They penetrate the mnuest
l. les ~ the human frame by gradual process and
in their operation until every particle OF deceased
we'd. For sale by A. o. fAlRcHIID,
june "a Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08

e Inc Lynn News says very beautiful
ana singulafa fpcemnce hes recently prrsented
ilseii ON Lynn Beach The prevailing west
wiads Of The past month have brought 1o nv.
raas OF me young Of the great clam, 80 ths,
we we Deaches arr literally white with them
they are leS Than finger nail IN size. but
hundred ships
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
ID PAINE a CO., MANAGERS.

PAINE q CO., MANAGERS.
WHEELING. VA
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and Ceorsa
Class "a, drawn at Wilmington saturday, July AN
Lowest prize SIC. -
Deawa Small Fry" Class No 49, drawn M xy,r,,n,
ton on Saturday July iih, 1916.
20 ~ CT 20 IS IS as CT Il
- Lowest prise 81.
fRlZES.--Nos % &C prise OF 500 hein, ,h. GA
a sna e'n drSwn numbers IN the Allows grand eonsoids
tei scheme-fod To a gentleman in Indian.
AgArl-Nos 81 IS 81, prize Of 81 COO Icing IN. Ar
;, ap S'n lawn numte IN the s'ove Ism fry' Lot,
{ Su ia package ofHsiYes, TO GENT man OF snes
''ms' S"''' y. l.. DORsEY's
- Lucky Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
$3O.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgis-Class No. %.
July ~, 1916. On ee'ofasy,
prize Of s9oo coo, Of 5000, 7 Of sl00oo NJ Goa
% numbers, ~ ballots Tiekeis s;o, ss,,e s-vo
whOies lf2, shares in proportion '"'~'e VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
DIED

0n The 18th Of June, Mrs. ELIZABETH
"a % !. EkLEE, consort Of Warner Satterlre
%. o. evansville, Indiana. She left large fam.
ny ana an inianto Of about six months old TO
mourn her loss ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
The following would have been published

The following would have been published
a Saturday. but for the impacticabiity Of
citing it into type on that day:
FOR THE riNEs.
FOURTH OF JULY ODE.
By Robert Z. n. LEvERISo.
AR" Martyn."
dLoRIous day of glorious deed,
Noblest lame aud noblesi need,
Brightest era marked BY Time.
On nations scroll sublime
Freedoms day OF Jubilee,
Shining DER the land and sea-
freedoms sun DER Freedoms land.
Shining 10 each dsrksome strand!
Freedoms sons in proul array,
Swell their songs OF liberty.
Mingling with the thankful strain,
God has help'd, and helps againi"
Millions DER The dark blue sea,
Catch the wooing melody.
Singing in their dungeon gloom,
Till the freeing angel como!
Well ye come with heart and hand.
Pledging for your native land.
Hearts that know tie truth Alright,
Hands prepared for truth 10 fight!
Freedom calls her EssLs down,
Blazing from her GLORIOUS sun,
Scatt'ring round tr precious Ere,
Ev'ry bosom 10 inspire
Well We point TO triumph blood,
Where the van 'uisha foemen irod,
MARTYRS blood outpoured TO save
Freedoms land from lhraldoms gravel
Spirits OF the mighty dead,
Rising, kindred spirit shed.
As yc swear TO wear their wreath.
Live their life or die their DEATH
Well We wave the lanner high,
Flag OF many vitory,
Cleaning from each stripe and star,
truth for peace AID might for war;
Passing down fromsire TO sou.
1t shall speak Of wothies gone,
Waving through oosterity,
Triumph standarS Of the Tree!
Well We speak of Washington,
Point 10 deathless leeds he done,
Well We trace his destiny,
Animating fromthe sky!
Ev'ry land has leand bis name,
Ev.ry age shall praise his fame.
bursting from tie tyrant sway,
Eacha WAsHINtros display!
Wen ye read our Chartered right,
Gem this day reve,'d To sight,
Deaihless truthsof dSathless chart,
Vital blood Of freedoms heart!
Transcript from tie throne Of Con,
Sui to stand as IL has stood,
Triumphing til tits confessed,
FreemeE arc ne truly blesr
Well We sing nations birth,
Sweetest song oiall the earth.
Well We spread the magic song.
Continents ana isles amongl
Heav'n proclaims the gcn'ral boon,
Nobly claim'd and nobly won,
Tbs shall eartks escutcheon BE-.
"GoD is JUST, and man is free"
LANcAsrER, Ohio.
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GD2nGnV

PokohoKE RIVER L0TTERY, CLASS NO. ia
July 20, 1876. 'h MONDAY
.. prize OF s25 900, of7ooO. Of 5000. I of,oOo
vho,s" s,, e, drawn Tickets SO. oeriiheaIe O
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-08
3 Of $4,000

uTand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware .nd
Georgia-ClsSs No. 30.
JuiS az es S,swn Wilmington Delaware, on a.,u,a,v
Prize Of $500 aud Thousand. or ,r.,,., -
80 homtfrs ~ ballots. Tickets eI2; oeyti6es,s "a
""''S Slv9' shares IN proportion. " %
$.sSO0O
Jrn IL "a S,NE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO "a,
July "a ~ I" wilmington, Delaware on MoBdsy'
PIizs Of s25.ooO. I Of sooo. Of ,ooo n oooo
~ hum,efs u tailots. Tickets ss eerti6Ssie ~ Is
""'''S slll' shsres in proportion.
@2&5OO
F0koNoKE RIVER LOTTERY ~ As 40 -,
J,iv ~ 9 as Wilmington, Delaware, on Tgs.dsy
eri1e o. s22 800 7.soo. ors.soo ta,, soo
,huetsfs ~ 4fawn. Tickets Is. eertisrsts =, ~
'"''' 49, hss- IN proportion ~
SMALL Pay LOTTERY
Taws a. follows throughout fbs ,,a,,, 80.
ttssws on Iuesdtys-e spftsI Brise "a 90 ny
i, 100 ilcfeis 81 ceftidcsie on 49, -. 49,, 80,
mares IN proportion ~ F~oAsse "noiesi si2
49, ~ ihuisdsys-cspitsi prize stooo
hsros In osfiihesies Of package wbolss sl4,
ws~ W.. On ssiufdsys-espRsi prize stooo
bare. y, sels " oeftihestes q psetsre ,b,. 49,,
Ho'fess your orders 10
n. l.. DORSEY. wb..t,, y.
lime. 80 ii WI hs published revui.,t. 49,
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hajo' Noah states that Bennett was eniru,f.
- win q few uUimpOnant ropes Tor our
minister simply belause tbe said Kennel
wanted the protection OF "desps tches" 10
preTent ms arrest cn various ch8rges OF libel
10 What base uses will Government lend
itself neEtt' enquiries friend al our elbow
not 20 isst say we. II wus both patrioiic and
kind, N toe government. 10 facilitate tbe alb.
stncs oi the lshmaeiite from the country.