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~ lts Cc.OcA Al Inc AUSt4ou ASNu'
very large az. rch assortment u Household snrst-
ture consisting OF large Pier Gasser 2etreiSIis. ooSk
Cases Mahogany III. French Cssrs, sfeaea Se1s.ssos
pivar, Ouoln4us, Pillow and Claw Tsoies, pAinS an
Tea 40 Gard rAol-s Brussels and Ingram CtfPesS "
Goth. Fe,;oer BEDS, HAIR Mattresses, Astral shG hS.l
Lamps Sofas and sofa Bedsseds maTbletep Center Ia
bies WISH Siants, MORA Tables Manel CsocAs, 'aees
Girsadoes, ssaGrgs Window Curtains. Stands. kiienen
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IXTRA New H1il=a bQoxva-al-Ta- uncersIaaed
Fs-e o2aed 20 receive orders for Ne" huIL-c S1c1.
Tb-a a-siy packed barrels Eaf oerEss, quarter sn6
-,btS 5s--ls also bags u - and = Gh- each also
~ crshzu Florr and Oar Meal IL Ike pacsages These
.--irIe- are arrssd ecsl n market Orcerso
1fT OF M CIV accom- panied viia City rstereces VIII
cn--; viz prompt e-ieacon l. l. ); " S>C'1i
- 9,,,. - ?rons-st door h-lo1 Ssfh-asip
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nOOR SPRINGS.-A rsw and Improved :rueie s. O.
S,.tt- Door s5rgs scr sale wholesale end REAL.
D; us H-srk IediA arboe. Manufacturing Coz.
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- -po0PJT 0CTJI.T and ACRIsT

tb.f:-rc, -rc,Iggiy 70 Diseases OF tx Eye enc Lar
tom a 10 o CLOCK 81 cEc-s, 81 Sfeec~s; ccI u
aulsc-osLs treated VILE great 5cccess otoF
- = f Ire tear p..saze. CA.s-z-t AID O2acrs ecscs--J
rc srr.D!srrus OF Squirting cared q :e" Iaia1rcs
-. 80 ~ 3l.c..yes srolc lie EEr permanently
- .-----,.T Fv.. Inserted. spectsc-r= adapted 70
60 ri lneocis Z-eo@IT-
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l.. BLOOD, AGENT, aes t.Aen ne wen kaoTa
i 4. sind LOG Nassa1-s- occupied Tor many years y
Ve..r, CaSse.!y Sons wher= ne Ul keep constantly
p hand good Assortment CT Le oest edicns of S.4coAto
Norks Ia liz various departments Of literature Al &c"
-,ira- scan Lssged roG1 the pt-=s Aeo
s;s.iorery Bank Books, L. Orders h.ra ne eoGaI?
-rl-. f,-ft
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TABERSACLE-THURS EVENING. Dee. s.
l. CANILLo SITORI VII give SKA "a ro..t;vely
!.s; Grams CSaeeF- = s3ce WI; a>s.so "a The 70.
g, P-rt BY SONORA PICO. Ms. = LODER Ms J Z
NOETEALi. SD S:S-o- DE sE6STS r.struc.s-tsi
Pat S!s-cr RAPETTis ". }. FoSTASA, NJ GEORGE
LODEE .rG 2. {. TIMM
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=. COTTON, AueccG-cf.
ON +. COTTON, Auecoa and Commission Merchant
D-Soru Nos lis Futon and 81 Ann stki;oerAl sircr
c~, mAls on sscs for private aacr:p aat
rroupt r,urn. uiaie OuGdcct ss1ss u every Geecp soc
81 scti. punculsy attended ana respectfully solciset
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The above works form portion oil "Appletou's Lii
erarv Mi.ee any, now In course Of publication. az gus
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-12-25

sembly Of Ohio propose the appointment Of Com
missioners, with full power to make setlement
both with Virginia and Kentucky, by separate
compacis, Of the questions OF boundary, and also,
OF the use, navigation and jurisdiction Of and over
the Ohio river. OF the settlement Of either Of these
questions. The compacts thus entered into
would no doubt readily receive the assent of Con-
gress, in conformity with the 10Th section of the
lsE article Of the Constitution ofthe United States,
and thus become binding.
| am induced the more cheerfully TO propose
this amcable mode Of putting forever at rest these
complicated and delicate questions, from the as
surance which feel, founded upon the known
patriotism of both Virginia and Kentucky, and
their disposition, as manifested on many occa-
siOns, to promote the harmony ofihs States and
oflhe union, that the offer will. by them, be met
in the same cordial spirit of amity in which it or
| iginates.
/ The able and detailed statement Of our affairs
already given 10 you at the present session by my
immediate predecessor who, during period OF
far more than ordinary difficulty, has discharged
his high duties with so much fidelity and patriot
ism, renders il unnecessary that should, on the
present occasion, say more.
With these very brief and general recommen-
dations, therefore, confidently commend the in
terests of Ohio to the wisdom Of her legislature,
praying that Almighty Being who rules in the
armies of Heaven and amongstthe inhabitants OF
the earth, who guided our fathers to the shores oi
the new world, who made bare his arm in our de.
fence on the battle fields of the Revolution, and
went outbefore our poneerancestorsi this Wes.
tern wilderness as a cloud by day and pillar OF
fire by night, that he will not visit upon us oul
manifold national transgressions, that he will give
10 our rulers wisdom and our people peace, and
that in all lime 10 come he WILDE the God of our
children as in the days of old he was the God oI
our fathers. WILLIAM BEBB.
Dec. IL, 1896.
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Lewis. Lewis, n, Madeira, Merlin Of Fsyeae, Perkins,
S'ulson, Welsh, and Wilson-I6.
. The SenGe then adjourned.

ssNs' maeeira'l Merlin Of Fayeiie, Perkins,
S'IIson, Welsh, and Wilson-I6,
|. The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Vallandigham offered a petition from, Is
adies from Saline, Jefferson county; also Ie -
gal voters OF the same place; also lhiry-six min.
9rs OF the same Place-On the license question.
Laid on the liable.
The Chair laid before the House the annual
report Of the Auditor of State. Laid on the IA.
BILE and ordered to be printed. ~.'
Mr.. Blake offered a resolution, reouirins ,bs
committee on Public Works and Public TonJ.
TO inquire into the expediency of selling The 1,,S
lie works and public lands Of this Stals. and m.
plying the proceeds towards paving The npbI;o
debt. Referred TO the committee on Financo
The Chair announced the following ssi.o,
committee on the Black Laws, viz: Messrs
Blake, Smith of Hamilton, Bennett, Russell of
Portage, and Horton.
Mr.. Ellison offered a resolution requiring the
Judiciary Committee to inquire into the expe.
dency of repeating the SD section Of the law re.
lating TO proceedings in Chancery, passed March
IL, 1881. Referred 10 the Judiciary committee.
THURSDAY, December II, 1886.
IN SENATE.
The Chair announced the annual Rdport from
Board ofPublic Works. Laid on the table.
The Chair also presented package of further
depostions in the case of Levi Cox. Referred
to the committee on Privileges and Elections.
! Mr.. Reemelin moved to take up the resolution
calling upon the Auditor Of State for certain in.
iormatlon-which was amended by some slight
alterations, and then adopted.
| Mr.. Coombs gave notice of a protest against
the late resolution of the Senate to the appoint.
ment of Samuel Medary as Printer 10 the Senate,
to be entered on the journals.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Lawrence, in pursuance OF previous no.
tice, introduced bill TO amend the act entitled
"an act TO amend the several acts now in force
in relation 10 the sale Of lands forfeited to The
State for the non-payment of taxes" passed
March l2, l845. Read the first time.
Mr.. Williams of Coshocton, in pursuance of
previous notice, introduced a bill 10 amend the
criminal laws of the State so as to dispense with
the punishment of death in all cases. Read the
first time.
message was received from the Senate, mott.
flying the House ofthe passage of>a law repeating
the registry act--read the first time.
Also the passage of a resolution, relating TO the
printing of portion ofthe public documents in
the German language-referred to the commit
tee on public printing.
The Chair announced the following select
committee on the License question, viz: Messrs.
Russell of Harrison, Kennon, Breck, Noble Of
Seneca, and Brown.
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. 16.
IN SENATE.

tuo huultOt vi ptutCs
Mr.. Edgerton, from the committee to which
was referred the joint resolution to print one
quarter of the number Of all documents in the
German language, reported the same back with
out recommendation.
After some discussion, the question was taken
and the resolution adopted-l7 to Is.
The BILL to repeal the Registry Law was or
dered to third reading and passed.
Mr.. Edgerton moved to take up the bill for ap-
pointing Printer to the Senate.
A discussion of considerable length ensued on
the amendment of Mr.. Goddard, requiring secu-
rty for return ofal paper not used. Mr.. Utter,
Mr.. Goddard, Mr.. Bean, and Mr.. Ford partici-
pated in the debate, when the vote was taken on
amendment and lost-l3 TO 10.
The question now occurring on the Resolution,
Mr.. Eck'ey moved an amendment, striking out
Samuel Medary and inserting Eli B. Toppan.
A division being called for, the question on
striking out was lost-l6 TO II.
Mr.. King moved to amend by adding proviso
that the work shall be done in same manner and
prices, and estimated by the same rules that now
govern the contractors. Lost.
Mr.. Welsh moved further to amend the a.
mendment, by providing the resolution should
not be so construed as to violate any law of this
State, or any contract to which il is a party
lost-l6 10 Is.
Mr.. Kings amendment was then agreed to.
Mr.. Eckley now moved an amendment to
strike out Medary and insert any person who will
do il at the lowest rates-which was ruled out by
the chair, as division being called for, the ques-
ton to 'strike out" had already been before the
Senate.
On motion to recommit with instructions to in.
serl any other person in place of Sam Medary
division was called for-and the motion to re.
commit was lost-l6 to II.
Mr.. Welsh then moved further to amend, by
striking out all after Resolved" and insert thai
the Clerk be instructed to contract at the lowest
rates; which, on suggestion of Mr.. Coombs, was
so modified as to declare further, they should
conform TO the present usages in all respects
lost, Is to IL.
Mr. Martin of Fayette, moved a proviso, that
the rates paid should not exceed what il can be
procured to be done for by any person whatso.
ever-lost, l6to II.
The question being now on the adoption of the
resolution, Mr.. Ford offered the following provi.
so, that the Clerk shall not violate any law de.
fning his duties.
Mr., Coombs here said, he would offer one
more amendment, which should obIige the-prin.
ter engaged to do the work, to give bond to the
amount Of $4,000, for the faithful discharge o.
his duties; which was lost by the same vote.
The question on the resolution, was now tax
en-, and adopted by the following vote:
| AYEs-Messrs. Cronise, Edgerton, Ewing
Graham, Harte, King, Mackau, Martin Of Colum
biana, Reid, Reemein, Spindler, Thornhill
Utter, Wheeler, Wilford, Winegarner; anC
Speaker-I7.
NoEs-Messrs Bean, Beaver, Coombs, Eek
Hey, Ford, Goddard, Hastings, Hopkins, johnson
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MONDAY, DEcENBER IL, lS4
IN SENATE.

Immediately after the reading of'he journal
Mr.. Eckisy announced the death of Francis Horr,
Senator from Delaware and Marion, and The SEN
ate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. TRBuspALE offered the following resolu.
lions. -'
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IilsfNI7l.IIN,.i.E,
ERATIyE { EISroRAlIvE SYRUr.

~ -SNta go /. = his lNk,A4AN a. y \ Il 1 4
/ Az ~ TIRE NtGEr- blt PREPARATION
4 OR ne Cure ct SCR-FJLA. H. Ing. rtsl.t q
A ~ Jo,gfs. Chuip'c ta,uwsi'.m. G0it, ,,n
/ ingo bY> PERSIA fdi.,s1,H. EfpIasns it "a.
\ >tta. y, u'e R,sh. Tyitct pE.r.y. Stpt th,.tc ,r
| Men anal u sru,e., IN short from si Diseases ar,
sing rom az IMPURE state ct tie BLOOD. dr
fnrc corditiun ~ tho Digestive O.gnns or The ~.
jCD CtorS ne 20 NrpCCEV.
"a SNOW some twelve year. s.rcc The proprietor
came io iLc In wlcdec ct thN Syfup. -, wh,ch
iiine % has hc o ~. barry o shY, toe exceeded a.,
ctIcoitiuls. having performed cares Who're
scam, Plrncrh and lac Naruu. preparation. ct
$40, pn'iIia ,ou Uo' doush Pvt,st.d in TOR tiue
time. rfodoee tie east 'aiu'a'y n c' ui"n the
poicais.
IN it. properties 70 @. TD,ie, CIta-,ic DiabRo.
's'ic Di,urctc. aud acis uton he LIVER. ~ exc.
'rg a Whru Iaiguti 10 r"tUr
A. an Ale a ice aud Pa FER or iLc BLOOD. II
= honestly hr',,, eJ hy the Proprietor al; etior to
any "ihot medicine MN 10 u...
Indeed u va no. ,n1l hr had hccor full, .si
is6cd 81 ~ great medicinal ,lrurs togeihrr With
me soiic "a nuns Of pCrsiUs Who had wii; .s.cd the
.'nc. that he wvud cunseWt tu ul,Icc IihuDngh ihc
"a dunn 1T ucNs popCf, astUch q cputs" Geo % "A
70 way. ,c,mci % much like qaaeh"y puiiuG H.
ssli t.ln ttHi.y".
Isrurb he persuasion Of fanny persons. wLn
seem tu ttlus him iu du.y t.uni publst in
'hc Wurli tr thc ieu,dt OF a. tiug humanity. he
h0. ~ lCrgi p come ialie cuut iusuu OF sntug
lhe course adopted by every cnnpouudct - luack
medicines th'rgh he treats not Nth th,t blt.isr.d
e hf"utcry wl@ch many use IA ufjer &C. cram Inolt
-tutl L'Vn The thfolsuf q tln ,0s,ly drluded frn-
I''. CeriicsleI It Curs have utcn been ten
dcr.d hun. Cor Nhich le feels I5uiy thar ki1l o.
such Hr tlvit 40 q uicttiuU-l ut such JuIi &, hc
never deemed Necessary, a. be does VI al umc,
r'usulcr la, assertion 80 Iis'V, al slt.cul at.
tt''r whu cuun.t lake rEuu'cl What hc LAY = nsC
under no CouVul-iIn 20 lake ht' we!,viuo &c.
"a htfle 4 ian
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NJ. & T. SWEENEY.


fave jas. received and upencu TOO packages
FINE c CHINA sni QUEENSW ARE,
hmens other articles thcy have
F'ne Gold baud China Tea SITS from 81 10 100 ps
Rich Gilt and Fancy 80 DO
Do 90 extra lnc do
Richly dccofa Manel Orr amer'.. Colugucs. Fan.
cy Ink. Baskets &c. IN great variety
The Ladies are invited 10 call and er1Rine
,he.e, n they surp1.- my thing ct the klnd ever
before brought - iLs cunulTy and are worth scriug
Rich GilI md embossed Fruit q sbets. laccI & high
White China DO de- do
Gilt ard plain CumFuiirts. C,sscrollcs Tuueer-,
Boats sni Srn!.; Ia Pots. Sugars sIi & cams.
rsa and Coffee Curs and Saucer. Plates. sc, hpred
plain aud l"cy styles sets % pieces 10 sut cu,.
TONERS
~ common ware we have li"effool Dishes nrj
Plates 81 all sixes Teas God Cvtiecs Ten ani Coffee
Pos. Sugars AMI CTesH., SC. of Vatinus cOiui.,
pr,n'es, Flowing blue aud Fancy Tu,' Sets C, N.
mon edged Plates. Dsh's. Tes., &c, &, With eve.
~ other 1rtole aspnly kept ~ The nrsi extensive
establishments " ihc rountry. uui which lhe public
need only coll std price 4, Re Satisfied that sell
lower hlG hey can bc purchase elsewhere. We
hive 90 hnud ard ore constantly m1uuHciurre
Cut sni rlain ll1l Limp. L1n'ens. rumh'cf-
shes. &C., whtch tgelhO with Our stock o
Qieersware, We Inyne the a leruor o. pure hassr.
,,rher whn'c.nic "r re'ai Warehouses Nu' Md
Monroe : Wber'ns Va nov l2
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Super French. English and Scotch Ca,hm,res
uf tho patterns. Silks. Alpacas. Bomba zines.
runissiennos. hIefinoes; Freuch. English and D..
meat. Chm zee aud Prints several hundred pieces;
Scotch. Manchester and American Ginebams an
great variety; Ribbons. Flowers. Silk and Mohair
fnnses G mrs and Other irimmings-a large stock
of Coisris, Corded Skir.s. Welsh Flannel; "A Twist
Cotton aud Wonl Flannel. SIX cham and genuine
Welsh Gluze Fame; Linen eambric IIdkls a very
large AID de>rable assortment; Linen Cambria.
Jacon-t. Swi.s and Scotch hiuli nm. B0uk Musiins.
Cambrics. plain. corded and piaid. LING Lawns md
ali uhcr such white g0ods--Thtead Laces aud
Eds,nss. Isle aud Cotton de-; J comet aud SAiss
ESg.nes aud insrrrings the very hVs' assortment.
SuANLS- super Tu,Lcrri. Cashmere. Tablet.
Wool. ombJ nId plain. Mouslin de Loine do.
French Nlcrno do. super black embd Cloth. Thi-
he, wool aud Alpaca Shawl; great variety 81
M-uruing Shaw ls-also q large lot OF cnored plain
aud cRb Il do. Blanket. Cotton, Brocha and Other
medium nnd low priced Shawls. Ais. SUPER
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED FRENCH
CLOTHS FOR CIoAKS
CRAVATS AND SCARFS,
Velvet. Silk and Merin". handsome assortment
B.nner Vclvei.. Silks ard Flowers Preach
needle worked Capes. Chimize,l,s and Cullat-,
hsnds' IRE small fs'd. high colored AIuuslin de
LANES Tor children; super black Lace Veis. wors.
ted Gar a"d Coats Tor children; Gum Elastic and
yeh Suspender. for Bows HOSIERY. Black snd
While SILK. Alvacs. Alefino. worsed. Lemb.
Wool Cashmere. Coliun aud Germantown Hose. oi
oil color. aud irc,s 1r Ladies. Misses and Chill
dren; also Crtcian Bpts 'sr children. GLOVES
Black. While and colored k'i black and ~ he silk.
Ca,kmere. Merino. Cotton. Flliei. Neu. a. ohnr aud
every u her Description 81 This nriCle. Tor Iadics.
Misses aud oh,ldfeuia large aud superb stock To-
geihcr With every variety ui Goods lur Ladies and
Chldfrh's wear, W i SELBT.
nov "a Corner Min & M1disunS
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,oR SALE The Farm al The moulh OF
C,r.u'. Ron Dc. Ohm county. Vrc.pia. cm-
'i.'ur 'hnul $50 Uur.-. urmcrly lhc prorc,,y Of
'uepl th1Uifur deceased, 1rd adjoining lard. OF
hc h,u 90 + tum,T nmd Others /, ,.c. i.1 rncdI-
ptv.y ON the Htk ui ,hc Oalu uvcr. within msr
nf.cs vi wheeling ts- un 30 a uumhcf ui FIRST rata
'"nl b,nls wrh.ub icw rO!s 81 the r,yCf aud "a
yci' 'lurcd N,.h .tu,-tuur. l"-c.hcr vuh several
pnd quau.c' %. if-l rae s,uI slt.e There D. 60
= 10 ncrc- ~ uycr hY,9in. aui Inc icsduo I. n,L
.Hrr siure ltll i1t.l.
J. wIii hc suid uu % reasonable credit and loas-
'cru'rr ..rai- g.rr, purchaser, may Ifsies.
..uS nrli,r ,aul, lIar, Cu', un he snb ctiber "a
Wheeling. JACOB Lr
uIf no " 81 RtI NDIIS
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NAI REYNOLDS

81 INOR SALt.-Aiy m'm situate Gu The Nh.
wtIh mule ct Whs,ltur confirming ovsr
h,e bundled a,,,s wuh more ,han rAu hundf,d
acre. under icuec AID ~ good condition. II vii
divide wrh "d''nogc mia .c,erHi 'rars; hul -
suit pofrhn-er- Nili ,eli j, together or IN pnrs..
and on . liberal credit II JACOB.
sen IS II
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Ut &c BIZ KNOWN lhst A ~ ADAMS bss
"A fer'd ne Nsw Yoik and Paris sshwns ~
lall 'nJ Winter q lsfj sol s sud slso ,msu
bH % Ca'-iiusfss snd Vssiiurs which Will hs msis
W :" o'dsi 80 he lasi FASHIONS Tbass wbo asn
f''s"s.o's ClO'hss had bsl,sf ave bin cell.
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MILLINERY.

rs WADE Wuud especially invite The o..
w icuunu Oi Tie l.sdi,s to her fsto. s.urk .i
Winner Nillbsry. just received. ff,w ore ,I jbs
uos' nshiprable ftsnfh lIlu.ss 500 New Yufb -
Her goods are &c the best quality. Well seirrftd
snd OF Tie VeV llc,t s'ylcs. end consist zee lsf of
me following ertitl,s L,dtss Bu4f ei-. Gags Head
dresses and B,deis; q urei add Cap R.lbpfs.
French Viewers Plume.. Fancy Nous V,IvcIs.
Siks ard Situs. Six and Wash Bonds Six end
L'sie I.aces md Eduirs.; Srees Trimmings aud
ssveUl ether Trainings Odd Notions Too numerous
30 menion. Tho aiD,o goods MI BE- .old IS rei
cent cheaper han any OF he samr Mind iais SIDE o
he Ntnn.afs
y q Leghofn snd S.uW Bsnue's cleaned steel
srcsseJ. sod done up zoo he best Style auI 90 siuu
rOfC. MRS WADE
nv 10 C,-uef Fuuh 4 TrI.u g
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THROUGH ~ SIX DAYS

MEL. MOORE - CO. respectfully u.iorm
= lhc HaSel ,ns puN!tr. thar hey have ry 40
ara cement Win V~.fh,s Il Go. rrd @ Hinton
extended rueit .pcpii Npuonr' f. al Sngc
LnIs direct 10 Louis. ihraugh Indianapolis.
f,ur iIulr aud NmFuur. uu4 i'i9t unsurpassed
a,,u'. moi4.iyus roN De- had JhryOsh ibe cut,rc
ruuir.
FAST MAI COACH leaves whee'iag daily
a. 10 r'r.o,s, ". 20 Cincinnati a. 50 hours. 10 81
L.us Is dpys
pl-i Co,oh leaves Wheeling daily IT / 0 o'clock
2 NJ 16 h.uf- tu C,rcu MAO
u TAiLNlND rs Gu.d itl-.t Couch lsl,,s
Wheeling duly 90 10 orN 4 VI. - hour, to-
Nay,vi.ir. ~.
Epw, ur shed 600 ali ne above lac, ro ,a,l -.
Nnh las Fu'isso oisI,cplus 90 iouvel!Iug AZ nI ti
lsiIcs tury - .aI.
Cni.r N,3l wdcfu. f,.t door hollow n.o L s
rpr. Wheeling ~
JuI9 VI COwDERY. Ngcnt
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STOCKING MNNIFNCToRY.
John ECKUART.

HE ESPECrFULLY miDrn> tue citizens Of
n q WEsthrg md visInuy. hot be cp'tiruts tu
mufuia'ate S.utkfE' Saiu and DnVef. of 70
sufefipf qualify. Whi.fbs IS lhar Mai Tor pr.i a..
eufs. ie hntss ~ suenusn 90 husinsss &C., r1rfit 70
continuance ~ he same JOHN fCkHARr.
Msir -. opposite che y W BIrk otvs.
\ n. Its vii hereafter keep IN b1ad Gssf 10.
ittie ib'p hes Hscu manufactured iu lbs Guy.
sap 90 3rn
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GtNEAT CrNTRAL NnUTE 80.

y n WHEELING 10 BALTIMORE. WASH
lNOTON CRY, PnIiNDELPHiS. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The N,uoual Road ADD Good
Intent Sage q mpau.cs, are ruuulng Ja ly liur-
0" Cu-,herlsud ,ru.,clug With The Il O r Il. -
Ouly - huuts Sing, travel to o,tD,r VI thc above
cuiys. The balance ty Railroad
Time in BIuunurr 3! hours
Time to Philadelphia - hours
Fare Geo Btlumurc ! DOLLARS.
tarr io rutiadcIt h.a 2 dp.
SN daily lines leave, the C-'- Spgc and Rail
roud ui'irr every uufuulg 81 O'Clock \ " nnr
cNlrl- turu .,h,d 20 any hour luoi shuuid ,Hrr.
Fvfiht'uHh llrhrl- Co. q 'uu,"rc aud Pl,l,trl hta.
ply at rbr co.'s "l'ic.. Nu 20 Water ST wheeling.
~, ,uc door Nut'h = lIIel.
E,r Unod intent Sinac Co. ~ % STEELE
mad NN X NEWMAN. f,r y = Co
Graf C.hl5ai Route Raj road and Sage oEss.
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BOOKS! BOOKSl!N
NiE SUBSCRIBER h., j,,t irc,ivcd y new
w,tk 'utui,d Minstrel OF Zwn ur Religious
songs W,h apr pfiu,c NGsic, chichy Dng,nal by
m" Rrvs liuuI,r aud iissoGrld, asa "a supply OF
t'uiy nuS PncbS' ti,.. various hiuding, -
Work, ou rp,'lucy School B.uk.. wuh ,arls,y vf
Alma aes tor TO eIsuuglc.r
FISIIFR Agent
NOV - ~ 1873 Main street.
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At GREER 2 NOTES N,l62 N1,soi".
u 30 nnt Grad B,t4in. u Fisn,h and Er
{i0.h Beaver. Tweed nnI otHei co.4s, slso sons
ri ilc fhoIpei p,a.u 1hd ianty Clssintrss 10 tos ~
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lnHN flSHtt, ASl, bookseller AVID station.
- 81, No Ia3, Main street Wheeling, Va so
tc,t 'uc patronage oi tIs FORMER friends ana
customer ~ hla oid stand, where he will b1
bAlctue u.p.S them WITH Books and Stationery
go r,1us 'a buses. lie has now 90 hand a lar go
'-surim.rt, aua o. constantly z, ccIvtng supplies
'i #et.ruI, MI'.s.ilrcuuS, Theological Snd
school BuoK-. Also. Z HIcs Ct cl cry variety ~
r'cr ''itsy can Dc Eotat any other place IN
l-C rl...
iiaucat price Eiycn for RaSsia exchange.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK IF VA.
MAN STnEkr, WHEELING.
CAPITAL s7i0 600.
President, ARCH. WOODS,
} Li>r, Cashier.
DirsCf0ry
A Woods, w w Shriyef. A Woods,
r. Pollock, Thus PAUL. 10 w Thomson,
N McNsught,p, w Mitchell, Thcs J.hnSIoE
MERCHANTS s. MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL $500 600.
JOSEPH CALDWELL, PRECEDENT.
SoB.EsM PRADY, Cashier.
JCaldwen, w r tst91y
x C woo.is, U Patterson, J W'GhH,'
aeob Goodng. WIN Fleming, sau.f OF.
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Orrlcv MnsSr.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
DisetOrs;
N Nelson, A Paxton, a Rogers,
A Ficsurr. II Morrison, J Ctumbacser
A N Johnston, Samh Mcclellan,
Rom Mccoy, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OrpIcE MAs ST.
THOS HUGHES. Presi6ePt.
Nelson, APaxon, AN Johnston
JCtumbs'Fer, Baker, J Baker,
John KnoIr. W + Peterson.
Rom McCoY, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE & MAPINE INSUR'
ANCE COMPANY.
OrricE MAN ST, BsLow NJ saoE.
SAMUEL NEIL. President
Dreetors
g Brady. Rcbl Cransle, Jas Y Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jno Gpshorn, Daniel Lamb,
nc WosdS, Jacob ) Shriver
r w HARDING, Secretary