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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
LOUIS OFFON GOELICKE.
or GYRNANr.
TlIB GREATESr OF HUMAN BENE-
EAIrnES


FACTORS.
SyITi7ENs or NORTH Am souTH AMERICA
~ To Lot "a olfos GoriirEr, 81 II. Of Germany.
(rnroi e lsiongs The nnleushAihe honot % sdsnge
Nav srd rsErer. Eoc1piSs 20 the ~ VI Medicine
"a dfC'riue. which. teCuTh vehcuertiy ofrored
ss provc 70 70 a. vc founded N ,ru,h a. any doctrine
g. f!ois r-a doctrine. ppon the vefAcity u which
az .sr ~ ded The vcs OF ous rare ard which h. iodlv
ch sicreo bis opposes fcfu'c SoSEVNrIfoS
pisrAsf ALWAYS occNsioNSp m A psonDrKEp sIATt %
TI,E Nss Nrrs toS LuN friscirirl oY TnE nIsas 20.
rY-l oFTrF srcRE1tN iuRbtSG - rHE ~ SIN fON
rENRs, rtionI rHEsr a. Iur Last COMPLAINT IuE
trSes i.--ss0 NmfE NAY m As oEETaIshy, TnoroH
HIApstnr. An iuvaluAAly precious dsetfine this, a.
tnpsfs preeions Lesson 10 the APrARr~rty ~
an uno'-s-ved inmate Of their soisYey houses" even
while they imagine themselves rom its attacks
ART or PRESERVING HRALrH n 10 PLUCK
OUT DISEASE WHILE ~ THE III ADE. AND NOT
WAIT TILL TIE FULL GROWN EAR.
This lusirious tcnefsc,or Of Is also entitled TO
our unfcigned gratitude, aud The rraiiude % world
whose ealing hs may justly e'am for II such title
slnes y has 20 .ignsy Iin.rhsd over sur ges; com
last s'syesi - nedichie which has thoroughly hied
ne vseuum 10 The Ms'efia Medoa and thereby proved
e,Ds w., s,S SosSvssos o. rnhsisi.Ssl u uea
elsSs TIE lenciceni hard Of kisp FHortpEsCrA me.
dieino whose wondrous virtues have been rowinsly
portray 81 even By Of clergy their pssiufal
visits 20 Tie sick ohsmieT. by which means they ofen
ccome The happy instruments OF changing despondencv
into boz sickness into health. ard the sadncs oiiends
into Joy fnlness.
M1TtHLESS SAN4TTVE
IA medicine Of value TO man than the VAT mines
Of Austria, even the un med OF our Eioie
"A medicine, which Il obtained EovktLN from the Vego
Table animal and mineral kingdons and TIA, possesse.
q 1iissE'foLp powef.--s medicine, which though de
slrnea a. remedy for Consumption solely. ~ POSSESSED
OF mysterious Influence over many dsesses OF the hu
man sysiem,-a medicine, which hegns te valued ~
physicians, who are daily witnessing iis Astonishing
eurcs OF many whom they bad resigned the grasp VI
The M rISssTfAnLE 0RA AVE. II
lfF DOSE Of the Ssnafive for adults ne dron. Ia,
children. half dFop and for Infants quarter drop. ths
directions explaining the manner OF taking hall OF
quarter drop
The shovs edieneesn he obtained in Wheeling al Tho
a"e u TINES OFFICE.
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MARBLE AND FREFSTONE

III suhscri'f thsnkAi for fbsmer fsvar, solies ~,
ho-c wanting any thing his line 10 Sc hls, $500
t,fen ts5z s.sewbe5e. lie j. and win ne Fseevi,- .
he 20 81 AZ the various kinds OF V ordered h.h
nei WIZ btA former stock, he will sell Al r.t 80
o4.tiase showing bin day WAGES Tor yvoFkinr ps hs
TN ny. ys maud and making hANTLEe M(pN1sMESJrs
- seAo and FOOT, Of various tikes and nasssr,,s
49, a. lt per cent cheaper than In PistsAsgrsh o.,
AID Used ih eugh the Post Ofee or any an a., Co..,
$3.50" nu.ses thankfully received and pFosnptlv sfssr
20 ny )oh costing over s25 no charge ~ 5ss,ns
iSiAbL BOiAN MArhis a Fseen,oos yyorhs.
is9f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

Flthh ,a.s'Ilsrs tsr Rave so Iaf.ftr p...
Co.., ~. lnsiis issi us i.rI fsi-yasl. ~, l'
- 'hA thff a'c now rferarff ID, N ..i iihtfl
3, N = ',. 49, sf.i-.e 90 feff 90 ItEH on tt
ts-r, !. -, W. u eif iH tte fn.l1 saf Il. =. ~
" ~ 'tpkfi from t1f other ra.f.- ''
m .fat ~ 'tfort'.ar sttis t,'' ,t ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

- foo0 1.Bs HEMP ROPB
F+o 5000 Manila Reps
I.lii..s...,h 200 oakum
= - ,ss.ssl 40 Packing Yarn
gSSESs~cEtcSs co dozen Bed Cord
30 do Plough Lines f.s.
10 do TfOi Lines
10 do Sacking 1acings
10 do Awning Cords
leo yair Blocks assorted
kbis Pitch
Together with general assortment Of small work
such Fash Cord. Clock Cord, Loom Cord chsk Linz.
Mason Lines, Fishing Lines. Hemp, Gotten and Grasf
necking Irvine. Wrapping Irvine, soins Twne, Ae
Scincs made TO order. CH BERRY,
June SO Cordage Store, Water Street
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e,iS IN Wheeling Nv rRYOR A pAtti -
CRt'MnN kTR Drsrrisis ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

n 1--WE t.stuusui 81 rodfefs" and ..,s-,...
- toi'rs ea and q atrt Elifss On ssis .I.. II
~ % UfHE1 guTafs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

IL tAek iest lHisb uAnnfa
- ars Ilsan saus
ih ttis 4iun
'"rff v r.N f.Ft a.rt.f f.r .s.. t.. ..
D. TfhrDt A fI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27
QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNER Or MAIN s. QUINCY. STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
JIANIfrQy SAM. A. RI

bdtth0t3c NO. Z, w nro< Street.
Il HI Subscribers prepaef In make and ksep
sfanty on hand AZ the a.ovr sblishnsns eli Kinds
Of Castincs. Cooking. ffankiiu. BALLOON, and Cannon
Soves of all si1e- aud patterns; HoIiowwarc Wagon
BoNes. Plough Castings. Crates. Plat Irons SUGAR aud
W ash kotcs. &C. eouipiste s>-srn,cnf We have
just received splendid patterns for Parior Graie<
tie nesic-i brought this city. Persons who
tend building respectfully requested exsmise than
before purchasing any other Kind wehsve large io<
Of patterns MIi gearing the host the place. which
We VIII make order the lowest rates also Tre~h
ing Machine Castings. We win also esntinus %
faeiufc the different kinds of Pourh- complete. used
this section Of county and equal any made
Ia the western county. We will wausn, al
inEs and other work done establishment and
cheap A. cs1 le made IN Pittsburgh Cincinnati any
Oihef establishment IN this city. Persons wishing 20
purchase any article In our Tine win please give ca
and cNsmne fof themselves.
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M AhoGANN yENEERs,-y uss received e..e. =,
49, MshoEAny Nsueefs and lof sale low ~ 49, !,
ifS Main street, Wheeling Virginia - -" =,
seP9 MENnpr A .,.,,....
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NJ stw'N hiiNb AZ w 81 lst ssssiesa 49,
~. h'fi faHFf. VffF sffrsftar arffrfs
"ftnFf "a iundf'Rs ~
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-27

W ATa. MATS PROM a. Eo 10 -. 80.
- Hs..l ~ y tniine chste Hsf vg.f -, -
u. ~ y 2 ~ De sisssJs soid 81 u.1s sie1.
atfhts 90, i1ent ln ite tity. BE ~ tlsre
ffs-. a. $3.50 az 400 fet them. iofrthtr VIA co.
a,-.,., go hiafs ~ ooi Hsfs. Round TO-. 49,
49,. 49, ,et.i.ef y 20 alafes ioi ~ gsrs ~ gsSi
W.4.... y l.,sh "li go .assp ara 80 r,,sIste
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

ms - the n0M NNiRft ~
biic ppeculai0o t1lQg elalin
reed ait e haze detc
lsa arge od f0af pspef q lhe maj
fFttol d hope pol Wi,her
llAse n renders Obs question
Npuh Va lo debated ops ~ saay %
ra Wer polenl aFgumanls 81 poW
snd bal ue' beld Ia he bsek grgUnd
aiea Blttio With "a preience II tilIes til
lielop division 0f the county Eli
sRaA teasia6etd VI bs lhe owner q n
poTlian 4 lxioe nolillpflhe Columhll
river Witch would bring hsf possesslonl
down q near ne 45la naralssl III latilude
and cUl u of ilom Ell lilo pofls o. ny
Poetic, he Unaed States government
insists ihsl 81 o0f own diseosariess hy on
tille from Spain, NJ ihs ovarpowefing laM
of self.preservalion, We are entitled e ihs
Whole country up ID it Russian boundary
ID deg. 40 min.- naiheF party, pol
lucOasidefabls either ia England oF Amesi.
ca,are deslrous affecting Che boundary on
lhs 49 deg. 81 north latitnds 81 any y here
else Vi ltatno powder may be burned, no
ships captured, and no Old ladles u PanIas
looms heightened.
There IRE, then, three PARTIES upon this
Oregon question. THE American party
The "a 4ls; the Blilah party the 46si
and the compromises ~ tie ADJ! The
American party cIeluahs whole but tiIeFed
IS DIVIDE tor the SO Of peace 81 1 Inc fag
snort N their lhe siIar was conlenp-
aaeps acled, and 81 c0nfse, NishdFaWn
be British party Offered u compromises
Ihni Ns should ivs Them III lhey clalmed
shsrh v0s aiih pronplnsas fused
rhass stands the qsissnon there nsgolii-
100 topped. Neither To pne n0r he
nGhef viii Advance new proposition. Bat
Gsea Briiain drmlpR fully & aaaefl her
lull clbims we doing nothing, and QnF
ifieD3s The with 4 Eee d blindness
which ID one without knOwlodgs would
nave Imputed so item, Oppose lha doing os
my hing under llic apparent belief thai
they can persuade lhe most exac'iog eos-
sFnHlent on he eaf 70 recede from nearly
half n IN claim when Il ~ by Iis own pre-
caution and our remtssness 10 the besi
position u mountain lhe whole
II il The sxientsof folly 10 believe that
ths Bliii,h government intends e Ter az =
line oi Compromise lhe aame boundary
which Il has four ii,nes rejected hen ols
jared by uv unlese eas0ns are adduced ao
potent IS Is convince Il lhat ihe present
ans lol0re interest 81 tie grsal srlssacEa,
imperaiitsly dsmand sach 81 oilers
sach reasons hppfehend, cannol b
l0nnd he m0al eloquent speeches AZ oul
qualled end iganseeD1enl
Nanala,s In8 0nsy nl6ana oI Working
.uch conviction q he found n proper
ems lruclinn 81 hA dpn6le asan aa loNa1fass
,,E pebGIs men 81 lhe Isncy ould term
- BE- on guard he knock down
raumentg' ADD ne lie 0swil oon ind
u their cost snai unless Hey INN dialely
commence the framipe ollh plepel slllo,
isni they VII noi only lore losl case usl
cover themselves with can'paion lhe
osly % maintain peace IS g be Feady
tor war-Iair COMPROMISE ean nexef pe
made By nations who afe pol ptep ler G
asserl right, and HISTORY WIl g i'e Stern
judgments never prouonncs nesP
Statesman whd wssled time % ane'lns
which should have z oled g aeiiQ1.
somthe Philq hid Sapdag Courier.
LEAsUaE nGf DN on eyer
lsdy he cneerne b pleas9sef y yoa
Know HYw 'lile Akes q pitAs Mq's
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22


An
dOaa Nellnr. ne aHN TIE NlNi aaeaAQn
ana nr ac week. these4 ger
hnesc AeMAs5
ohnssl a0red NAst
maFgin ine nannsci 4I ties Ii oe lNssl
"a III fpFhid, and cnt iliinRlf
Announcing andid he
Dollan 0F county Offices and Fen Doilai Oh
STATE ofifa 81
Advertisements 1Nitt aiesenfi0N mi'
iugaBabl be chal 9eeetn lle going IA
AMI ayment required lNana
Political, Cotton Cir ms 8Ftio ~
Individual INTEREST," ~ shafged afNeIllee.
menls, and must be paid ur In adfance
Yearly aaWeN
Not exceeding ten inc sesf Sla
pleasnrss PEI aIinHn 20 OOI
MT excfodile thIf 'U9 ~ 90
Notexcsedins eixtJ lines go 00I
T'herrigilF ge Of hnnnf adFert is lImiieti
totheit owsl insAe buainsss on adver.
tiSement n tha ons, cent ID
By them be fiia fps NJ u 9paFe;
"a 9aaN emts.
For tes lidss 8. KS. hssS 6.la sc 90
nnnths 10 90
twelve m1ii,hs. 20 Onl
Each additiona sqaaFe thFse not4hs, S 90
& monlhs 8 90
twelve ntnA QA
~ All lob work must " 81 q deliss
cry
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22


LoyE There aro lbs heaFls and natures
which make ne beautiful ihese aEe tha
shrinea which sanesily Iove: these nre ihs
dlviner spirits for whom there il Kindred
and commupe with every thing exalted and
holy ID heaven aud ii earth. For them,
nature unlolds Der boarded poetry, 9nd hsF
hidden spells; iog their Steps ate thp lone
Y mountains and tie slill woods have
mnFmur ior their sars; for them there il
strange music u The wave, and in the
whisper II The light leaves, and rapture u
the gpicesof lhe birds, their souls drink
and are " teraled with tho mysteries of lhe
Unlyersal Spirit, which the philosophy Of
old times believed u be God himself
They look upon ihe XIV with i gifted vias
ion md ils 8ove-like qalss descbnds and
their hearts; The noon and
be might are tnihem wells 81 Casialian III
piraiion and goldend dreams and iwas one
q them tho gezlng upon shs evening s'ar,
feb ID lheinmosl sancIury II he soul, ~
myslerions harmony with biz most worship
ned hnpe, his most passionate desire, aud
dedicated II III Low.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

ptANn SToRx. planer of planes was
once ning plane wher lhe plane With
which aa was planning Wa plainly diacOv-
erel noi u b plain. Boz 50 uneven and
rough dat he could never make plain hat
was fora plane. Tie palmer b lanes
then complained with plaintive complaints
that bis plain neighboI g whom he had
some tinls before loaned his plane had mis-
used his plane and made i unpiain. This
plainly appeard not 10 be pIain dealingln
bis neighbor who, had h been ! plainuP.
right man, would have plainly tod him when
he returned the plane 81 the plansEofPlanes
th6t he had accideniiIy Injured the plane
while planning something lha. ha Wished ~
make plain. I, now appearipe plain oshe
Planer d planes. thas the plane With hich
he had been planning what Re in.snded og
y plano would never make 4 lei4
took another plane he had been asing I'd
plane oui the new plane and, alleFplain.
ino that plain, he was able smoothly ID
plaue tie new plane.
Lot n0 one complain that L IS plain That
tho word plane Is IS often used hat tie
sense q 1ot plain iof no examination
wil plainly appeal that Che meaning ID
plain, though il plainly requires cns sins
e sec how plain that meaning
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
20
Eaam lie gu nlL III iii.

Fr0pi tie Col milan ihs
WILT1HoU LOVE 8IR STILL.
Witthoa Owe berstill, when sunny curls
That over her bosom flow,
Will be laced with The silea thfeads ofage,
And her step falls sadand low
Wilt thou love her still, when tEe Summers
smiles $50
On her lips no longer live il
II will love her still,
With right good viii
Thouwilt l0Ee het sill then orr cherish.
asA u ono
1othy sheAsfng arms We give.
Wilt thou love her still, whep her changes
Have efown dim with sorrow rain.
Whenthe bosom chat beat aga thine own
Throbs slow with The weiei of pain
When her silsery lalg ring out noinore,
And vanished Ter youthful chafm
with fee good win
IshnIl love her still
Thou viii love her still len onl deaI
Weeiys hy los ns
Remembe aeA he egel Known
Her spirit ah. nd fec
None other with |s la has pres
IL ianerin had
Then iiglh01 bf Hon the
il'oh.
n thei hiu1na bloom depart
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

oIloWinf decdols Of the eccentric
Ju Doolf 81 Georgia. has ever appear
ga S. aIia Il has escaped ols observation.
Guard
Open ono occasion, hen he waste hold
corf D RADON county, upon cQuIne into
ihe CoQrf lico, '''e a'ne a 'ae ilIst
at. b ound such Iuce. aH. cracking
IF ohtsnuIs and chinksp'as that Be lolnd
impossible o do husias. 1and
n snd pefii i1rof lawyers lo1Ief1.
illnesses, and officers 8 90 court NeIe
deeply engaged IN the DEL dIil| oc.lpa-
6n. IN this dilemma, the judge concluded
had be would ADJOURN court Until neAl
morning. OF this ~ inlOmnet 'e aYl1
ana tie sheriff and ihen iurnine DE e-
rors. Genllemon, said Ne, "a co
until tomorrow moning & nine oc'oeA
and i win take & s. 8 particular iavol .hc
grand Jurors wia con6ae themselves Y
chssnuis. 5ndihe petit Jurors 10 chins as.
that I may IS ere q disiineui1t hem
apart.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Few dreBme outline 20 much u Ae
wosld's sIrife. Snd shine 90 cleafly he
Iasl as ibid sac, hallowed rensnhrhnss
hliehled love. Il brigltans WiIh ha chan>
gcs N time tits re nifett vision u iIe
CLEAN from thespigii world Of ll1 1e.
mosies ghal shine like eems q Tie dkfk
shadow coronei RQra hy lha paai. There
II religion ID such ehaslenod FecoIleclionS.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

MORE HREp.--The demOcraie IA hc
Senate win meet with strong aid from Gen.
Houston who took secession to declare ina
speech q tie citizens f Galveston, hal Re
Is for tie notice, and believe our tile ne
best 70 lie wholeof Oregon. We hare ne
doubt that Gen. Rusk is on the ssu a.
They have both seen too much British
intrigue 70 favor any diplomaey 81 policy
that she may desire in regard b territory
On this continent. -NatckeT he. fa
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
IrciDrrr otrHE AMrRrcAN RrvpIUTror

st
lNCIDENr OFTHg AMERICAN ItEybLUTIoN
on The morning 81 our natl0nsl birth day
he fourlhof July, 1778 hen he tlscIara,
lion &c The American Independence was
made when the Committee, previously
appointed 10 daft Tint instrument, made
lheir report ihroDgh lheiE Chairman, Thorn
~ JefEeTson andby whom il was read The
hoOse paused hesitaied. Thai inslTu-
mant, lhey cav, cut them III even from The
mercy ol GsanI Britain. They NV viii
prophetic vision III she horrors Of sans
gninasy war carnage and desolailon pass
Cd ia swifl review before them. They saw
Inc prospects 81 having riailed slil more
closely uppn Their already chalsd andbleed-
ine limbs Gle chains oi slavery. The house
seemed 10 waveE- silence, deep and solemn
silence, rsigned throughout she hall Of me
spacioue capitol livery counlsnance ias
dictated lhnl deep medication was At wor
and he ualemn Fesoluiions were calling lof
doub energy. AZ this fearful crisis. Whea
ihe very deslloy % The county seemed lo
De Suspended upon che action q 9 nomenss
tie silence lhs painful silence was broken
M aeed nalfibsch arose venerable ane
stately fafm. his head white with the lroals
IL nlsnv years. Hs cast GA The sasemDiy
l6oE q ine oressi5la interest ard uucon
anerahl6 dissemination while on hisvisage
Is hue 81 ee as lost Ct the burning pa
fi0tlsal lhsi Coed bis cheek. q There 81
aid ~ Na fids fn .lhe,sf airs Of men, q, NICK
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

pRRpaRxrNG.= d must b FcII PEN e1-
r. g raise your hot r. ~ Gre s. EA
and ii1si 81 Yaa
Iuroa Tc
ard ~
~ IA h.itl tts
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

many lnmlls ace. Say = coed msF
ios lhu ou IeIi happy, snd Il
safk uealla ie ihe heart q your neie
hoT
kleasufe eheap who sill noi fssoa
4 Iloenlly there Ute smile
Atlnsalne,ana A9Mets all bout "a
0oi gasp ihsn wilh miset it a01 1ek
hem Dramatically II our hearts.
ltalheF lesne axe hem e scalief aboni i
N llle ca y ibe widow, among rc II
children il h crowded mari whes 4ab'
huuineas cong sgate, n our iamlliss nd
eyerywhere We can make lhs Wselched
happy 10 diacontenled. cheerful ae
glsci0lss sifluons, II m exeeedingl sheapH
rate. VINO VII ruluso u "a ilg
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-15
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Senate, to-day, passed the warehouse bill.
The consideration Of the tariff bill was resumed.
Mr.. Evans concluded his remarks.
A motion to postpone the further consideration Of
the bull TIL tomorrow was adopted by vote Of 81
to "a. Mr.. Davis holding the floor.
The House adopted, Immediately after meeting,
the resolution of Mr.. Mckay to close the debate on
the treasury note bill this day at noon. The con-
sderation Of that bill was then resumed in commit
tee. IL was reported to the House and finally
passed, not in the exact form in which it came
from the Committee Of Ways and Means, but with
the addition of new section, making provision for
the payment Of treasury notes redeemed but subse-
quently Purloined and put in circulation.
The House then went back into committee, and
took up the bill making appropriations for the sup.
port of volunteers and other troops to be employed
in the prosecution Of the war with Mexico. The
bill is yet pending.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-15
THE UNION.
APPOINTMENTS

Or surgeons and assistant surgeons on the Tn Julu
1916, by and tpih the adrics and consent Of M.
Senate, under the act supplemental 10 an act entitled
an act prouidng, for he trisiing par bstioeen h.
Uniisd States and JMsrieo, approved June 18Th,
| 1886
WILLIAM TREurr, OF Ohio. to be surgeon.
BENJAMIN SrosE, of Ohio. TO be surgeon.
| EDwARp b. PACE, of Illinois, TO be surgeon.
JAMES MABAS of Illinois, TO be surgeon
RoBERr +. RICHARDSON, OF Illinois, TO be sur
geon. KS
WILLIAM M. QUINN, of Illinois, to be surgeon,
SEYMOUR HALsEr, Of Mississippi, to be sur
geon.
PAuL f. ERIE, of Georgia, to be surgeon.
RosrRr McNEAL, Of Ohio, to be assistant sur
geon.
PHI. MuLyANET, of Ohio, to be assistan, sur
geon.
WILLIAM B. HrRReK, of Illinois, to be assistant
surgeon.
DANIEL TURsrr, of Illinois, to be assistant sur
wAsHmoros J. GrsBs, of Illinois, to be assistant
surgeon.
HrsRI BaAss, Of Illinois, 10 9 assistant sur
geon.
JoHs THss1sos, Of Mississippi. to be assistant
surgeon.
4ppo~iunis u Surgeons md assxunf ulsgsoas on Inc
l4h Of July 1886 By md viih the advice ssd con-
,sni efhs Senate, under the act approved Is lsa,
1896
ALEXANDRA HsssLEr, Of Kentucky, to be sur
geon.
THOMAS L. CALDWELL, of Kentucky, TO be sur
geon.
RoBEKr p. HUSr, of Kentucky, to be surgeon.
CALEB V. JosEs, Of Indiana, to be surgeon
DANIEL 3. LANE, Of Indiana, 10 be surgeon.
JAMES 8. ArHoRE, Of Indiana, to be surgeon. .
L. X. CHAMBERLAIN, Of Ohio, to be surgeon.
ALExAsDER BLAssos, Of Kentucky, TO be assist.
ant turgeon.
JOHs J. MATTHEWS, Of Kentucky, to be assistant
surgeon.
JAMES B. ISRAEL, Of Kentucky, to be assistant
surgeon.
WILLIAM FisDIoK, OF Indiana, to be assistant sur
geon.
JoHS F. WALKER, Of Indiana, to be assistant sur
geon.
JoHS G. DUNN, Of Indiana, to be assistant sur
geon.
A. {. KEGHwAr, of Ohio, to be assistant sur
geon.
JOHs J. B. HOxrr, of Georgia, to be assistant
surgeon
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"7he Lancaster { Pa. J Senfinel.n

The editor Of the Lancaster Sentinel" has been
guilty of gross injustice in speaking of report in
the Union of the proceedings of the House of Rep
reseptatives, descriptive, amongst other things
connected with the final passage Of the tariff bill, of
the formaties observed in the process of transition
from the Committee of the Whole into the House.
The ignorance of the editor ofthe Sentinel is equal
led only by the malevolent vulgarity with which
he gives it utterance Any further explanation or
commentary is unnecessary.
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Navy AeENT's OrFicE,
July Ia, 1916.
DULIC sale OF pickles, butter, and raj
Il sins.--will be sold on Wednesday, the 29th
of the present month"; (July,) at II O'Clock, at the
navy-ysrd in this city, the following condemned
articles, viz;
rs pounds Of pickles
10 do Of butter
$50 do "a boxes) raisins.
Terms, cash.
WIN B. SCOTT,
July Ia Navy Agent
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,

$685.. NAVY AeENT's OFFICE,
July ID, 1886
PROPOSALS will be received at this
IL office until o'clock on Tuesday, the 25th day
of the present month, (July, for transporting from
the navyyard in this city to the navy-yard at New
York the following water tanks, viz:
Two sets iron water tanks measuring about 8 300
cubic feet each set to be delivered in New York in
fifteen days from the time the contract for their de-
livery is made. o.
July II Navy Agent.
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GREAT FOOT RACE, over the Ma
~ tiOnal Course, Washington, Friday,
July ~. Proprietor's purse, 5000, to be given for
a hurdle race--to jump SO hurdles feet in height:
mile heats; best 2 in g. for which Mr.. GEORGE
SEWARD, JACKSON, the "Amercan Deer
BANNlSTER, the competitor of Morgan, and two
Indians Of the Anataga tribe, named TSHE AON,
and BIKSH ANNOCHT, have entered. To start
between the hours Of and 5, y. m; Jackson and
Seward giving all Others 25 yards start.
Free entrance, to be kept open until Friday, 10
o'clock, a. m.
w. HoLMEAD, Proprietor.
July 1915
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w. III. stevens, and Emmons, hatters, No.
4, Browns Hotel.

GUNNER HATS at reduced prices
~ In accordance with our usual custom at this
stage of the season, shall offer the remnant Of
our stock Of summer hats, at reduced prices We
have limited number Of Oregon beaver, white and
pearl cassimeres, Panama, Leghorn and fancy brat
ded hats, in which purchasers may avail themselves
Of bargains.
We have also our shelves fine assortment Of
elegant, light French STYLE black molsskln and bea-
yer hats, to which we invite attention.
July l5--2aw10t