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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
Where shall | spend Eternity?

A lady had written on card, and placed it
on the top of an hour-gIass III her garden house.
the following simple verse from the poems of j.
Clare 1t was when the flowers were in their
highest glory.
Tothink of summers yet to come,
That am not to see
To think weed is yet to bloom
From dust that shall be!
The next morning she found the following
lines, in pencil, on the back of the same card
We'll would it be if all would ponder upon the
question-act IN view of, and make preparations
for an unknown state of existence.
"'To think when heaven and earth are fed,
And times and seasons DER,
When all that CAN die shall DO dead,
That must die no more!
o! where will then my portion be
Where shall spend ETERMTY' Bonner
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12

the ceremony will Immediately take place. -
The rogush fellow thereupon placed the bottle
to his mouth, drained it, and cast it out of the
window The captain said nothing, but after
dinner went upon deck, provided himself with
good ropes end, and called the boy to him.
Jean" said he, I've got something inter-
esting to tell you; I'm going TO have you mar
ried"
"S-o," CALCULATED Jean, casting an anxious
glance at the ropes end, have me married,
captain"
Yes; now listen and see that it is done ac-
cording to law"
The captain elevated his voice so as to be
heard all over the ship, and CRIED Know all
men, that Jean ven Dorser, born in Rotterdam,
intends marriage with Miss Barbara Ropes, born
in Russia. Notice is hereby given for the first,
second and third times If no man appears to
forbid the bans, the ceremony Immediately takes
place"
Heleupon the jolly sailor raised his arm to
perform this interesting ceremony, but before it
descended, Jean proclaimed in loud voice,
81 forbid the bans"
What, you rascal" said the captain, " did
you not drink my claret?"
Yes; but if you know it, you also know that
l did it according to law, If YOU had forbidden
the bans, | should not have touched it,"
The captain could not repress hearty laugh.
At length he answered, "This time I'll let you
go; but remember, if you ever cast your eyes on
Miss CIaret again, you shall be welded to Miss
Ropes in such manner that you'll not forget
the ceremony to your dying day"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12

Luther. Music, says Luther is one of
the fairest and most glorious gifts ofGod, to
which Satan is a bitter enemy for it removes
from the heart the weight of sorrows, and the
fascination of evil thoughts Music is kind
and gentle soft discipline; it rednes the passions,
and improves the understanding. Even the dis
sonance of unskillu fiddIers serves to set off the
charms of true melody, as white does black
Those who love music, are gentle and honest
IN their tempers. | always loved music" adds
Luther, and would not, for great matter, be
without the little skill which possess in the art. y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
Miss Claret and Miss Ropes.

A NEW WAY OF PROMOTING TEMPERANCE AT SEA.
The captain of ship had laid in basket Of
cIaret tor his own table. After being some time
at sea, as he was overhaulng his cabin he thought
more bottles were missing than he could remem-
Der of having used. While rejecting upon this
subject, the idea occurred to him that probabl,
the cabin boy was the cause of this deficiency
To ascertain the truth of his suspicious, he con.
cealed himself in state room and waited until
the time for preparing dinner. The boy SCOT
came in, and, having arranged the table, wen
to the basket, took out bottle, and said, "JeaI
Won Dorset, born in Rotterdam, intends marriage
with Miss Rosina CIaret, born in Burgundy
Notice is hereby given for the first second an
third times, if no man appears to forbid the bans
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
THE FIRE SIDE.
Respect To Parents,
"Ingratitude thou marble hearted iiend,
More hideous when apparent in the child
Than the sea monster"

Than the sea monster"
Not only the young are apt to forget the re-
spect due to parents, but oftentimes we see chill
dren Of older growth forgetting those who have:
reared them from infancy, and by their hayward
ness causing their parents to shed tears, when it
should be their duty to give them reason for
smiles There is no sight which is so revolving
to an upright man, as to see youth disrespecting
grey hairs; but when we find man, arrived at
the age of discretion, negecting his silver-hfir-
ed parents, and treating them with contempt, no
word is forclble enough TO express the feeling
which naturally arises in every honest breast.
The very idea that the babe, whose care had.
caused them so many sleepless nights, and so
much anxious care, should in latter years prove
curse instead Of a blessng-and repay its pa
rents for all their love, by unhankfulness, makes,
one almost wish that the parents maedictioR,
might be upon him. Yet how often do we see
cases in which the child lorgets the respect due
to its mother, and is regardless of his fathers
wishes. Children, learn in early age to respect
your parents, and obey them in all things-strug-
gle not against their authority; but by Welding
while young you will derive honor when older
and never forget that commandment which says
" Honor thy father and thy mother, that thy days
may be long in the land. that the Lord thy God.
glveth thee"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12

The horse-rake, which so greatly lightens the
labor Of the farmer in haying, is the invention
Of black man, once slave on Long Island
WHY was the fellow permitted to exercise thought
enough TO invent such an articles
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12

constantly to this time 1t is the invention of
Col. Boon of Ohio, who has spent life and a
fortune upon it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-11-12
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
In Lyman's Building, Main ST.,

MONTPELIER, VI.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
MEM WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WUrFII\G VA

/ VIII bEl4tNNf. "A.
II W. Erdc-sirncd received their Fan stock Of
I a DRY GOODS, EXNLtsIyEIv FoR WAotFS ALfNa and
haviuO purchased AER the dcere prices Consequent
unon the rerer, Tsr easure otherwise with every
svapisrc their favor p'egarcd Job goods on
tsrns AdvaniaccOus a. The Eastern cities can offer
The satisfaction given 10 their customers during the
ast has salts ed that irsncs dose short pro.
Its for eash will &c most acceptable and induces than
believe that. with their ample variety OF goods and the
al nor charged they will Dc allied supply
all dealers who call aud examine satisfactory terms
Il not 10 siniss to enumerac leading articles
index their stock In Concral.
Brown ausifns. Sheeiings and Shirir~s. Of different
qualities aud widths sold prices and cost OF
shipment. Woolens--Such Sairc;s. Fanneis. Ker-
seys Jeans, Lnseys, low priced casmeres and cloths
NJ the reduc Cd price. CasnineTcs NJ dc LaiScs. Co
hurgs hernoes Ginghams and all descriptions q dress
goods including the new style Calico Cashmere and VI
de Lame Roles. Canton flauncis. Table DiSfes brown
and bleaohed Drills. 1ckings. Cheeks coored eauics
paper do Brown Hollands Irish tners Domestic Cling
hams, Tahhy velve's. plaidloak c'inings.
White Goods-Such a. laees, cap Tetis. Swiss, Cook
siye neii~. Bishop lawn, Tar'c,on muslius and long
lawns. Fancy Articles. including Bonne's, Ribbons,
lowers, Silks, Shawls. Handkerchicfs, sc. SC.
Nofons-rns. Needles, srool Rrd skein Bnss raent
Threads Hooks aud Ewes. cotton cofd. Dress aeioue
sccs, style Buttons OF al kinds Suspendcrs
Cloves Hosiery mott caps and mI;s Tapes, eou 10th
dressing and ivory, y mlrclss.
Tsilors' Trimmnrs.-Best canvass and vaddiur Sill.
eias, silk and worsied serge, hes blue sewing Sk.
Twist and Thread, style fuitoits BINDINGS and
rcciay to sell by piece 10 fsioFs and others. extra
French CLOTHS and cassiueres, NeStiugs, Tweeds
= Beaver TrEDs," new Article iOr ovcrcoa,s light
cloths FOR coak hlue hanketine plaid Linseys 50 that
there few articles OF TRY Goods, De found in
stock. TALLANr & DEl.iIIAlN
Wheeling SEP. -, iss6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
a LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
NEW GtfDnS

IoHN ELLIOTT las received. md y now ,,reninr. a
" new ard splendid assurtu cut OF DRY GOODS and ~
eics. Al has Store MSln street, No les wes side
doors above Market Anew which he oilers the lowest
cash prices, 60 which he would nvTethe attention OF
country merchants reders. aud his customers rcncr,
ally, consisting IN part " sin. cashmere. Tici and
muslin Dc lanes shaw's silks. arscas. muslin dc sires
ard E'nasus n all prices, Frcnci ard Eaglsh clo,s
cassireres. sa'ines, tweels esus. snd fsuncs of s
kinds; cloth cas-. too's, Shoes looking glasses ricn-e
frames sc. together with general assortment uf loincs
TIC dry goods, tailois trimmings and trimmings OF al
kinds an assortment ohra DAY and % hour clocks of
tie hcst quality always baud.
y. B.-letlsrs most respectfully invited 10 cat
as an assortment Of notions ia their lire ts sways o
ON hand and prices comroie with ANY other a.
lishuient IN this city. sepll.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
.y.4EntIIANTS. PHYSICIANS AN.
-- nHIIF,KS 49,

FFJTHE SUBSCRIBER keers constantly for sale, q; The
a Invest prices an assnrtn Of MEDICINES
NISH BRJ'S ia. &c. sc.
CONFIDENT his prices win give satisfaction, re soetes
oven those who nav tucHd 10 purchase The time.
To ascertain The prices Of his Foods.
Any COMMUNICATIONS sSking TIE prices Of goods, arc
most cbeerf,lly ard promptly auswe'e ed.
le would rav'cu'sry s'a'c, 'hsi he has Sea- Fac
IN connection nh his sloIa. for Powdering Jaisp
Rhutarh i ecScusnHa aud nay Other Medic mes; foI
grinding NUs'ard Cn anon, Alsplce, Pepper, Cloves,
&C. AID amp Back, Bisck tesd, Venetian Red.
Chrome ve low and green, Netdeggis. yellow Genre and
uileY Paip;s IN O al Of which he able 20 sell tno
Vcry owest prices,
Pants mixed altceiy for use ard put IN IN euihen
pos OF dir cleBt sizes. for family convepieuce.
Putty ef the tSst qualify al go cents per ~. ont o.
hsieTs snd c,s rer ID In hladders quantities OF 80
pounds end upwards -.f-.-
No charge Hsdc for delivering goods any part the
city, j. W. w. GORDON
DErosIsl No l52 West PrStt. few doors ftaiD ig
-. opposite llS u & Il Dspoi, BALTIMORE. ieh -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21

CORNER or MONROE AND WATER Sis, .ass 7
consisting in part OF tic following satin Je.~s:
Shesks OF every KIND; Slate cod Liner ntah DO Brown
DO Brookheid do, GinchSns Cotton Csss iuere- Heavy
herseys, Saiincis, Linens Of an kinds; SUMMER clio;
S.o'en coating; Iwceds God mixed. DO rark. 40 Drsh,
DIN summer cloths; SusVendcrs, Gloves and stocks
CRANATs-Silk and satin; also Bingham and JAG.
onet cravSis, Scarf, SIX and SATIN.
Fine Cassis eyes French pos Skin do; Fancy Plaid.
French do; Wool Rack nutkskin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MarsSilcs, Sin ard Satin OF
every qnaliiv.
CLOrIlS-Surer fine French cio;h. Mack DO Blue do.
Green do, Rrewn do, Invisible Green do.
All OF which will PC made up order the shortest
notice and most fashionable ard styi and ~ v,r,
lew prices. II Is not necessary Tor teiihe public
that am a TAroR; for Il j. well known that have
held my place fashionable Tailor IRON, the very lin
era support OF this laShionale eommuu'y and have al
weys stood No. !.
The public will hnd IL their ADVANTAGE % can Al the
Great Central Route Clothing store, where they viii find
FIRST rate assortment OF
s!c0 Syy .is6EEc G2oghfn.
all OF this Springs make and the accumulation Of an
Old stock Of eight years standing / assure The
pubic or those who ra;ronizc ne that al my garments
are made IN The latest style, OF sood Goods and will war
rant my work 10 IT. and Cor LOW PRICES that can't re
heat Call ct the Great Genital Route Store Tor BAR
20,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
IA IL ~ 100 -. q loy plles. anl - arisl..

81 IL tiat waot goods az low prices AID good articles
A-sN now Is YOUR chance a No, lIs Markei sweet.
have just received .rOmthe Ea'eru markets ueuc-al
assortment OF GOsfs OF cyrry }ercrptoU, couss ing
rar ofDry Goods Domestic ard Fancy Argiccs Gfcvcyy
variety, and some thai thnk VIII please the fancy 1T
our most Fashionable ladies. Also st Iae assOfncut
oinucenswarc, Chirawarc SC. Also COED assortment
offaile and other Cutlery, la diva Also general
sssomento Groceries Of oycy description and of ,hc
lest quality.
We have hand rare aieic ofPoIt Tor medical plr
poses. ~ l6. d. MGiNNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
NOYIl,E.

EtRslftN'T TO an order Oribe County Cour, OF ohIn
q. county made ON Monday. the ffh day Of Ociolor
lSf6 awarding 10 he city OF Wheeling wit in The
ture OF a writ OF An eroD DANNUs, the undersrned,
seng IN obedience 10 said wrii, viii cause appear VI
on or near The grounds IN said mentioned. wit.
I'M that ground in said city bounded The Wet ~
Main street. The 80 "a by Adams street, the Fat
nv Market street end the North by Walnut Alley,
and comprising WITHIN these boundaries Lois nul era
on the General Plat Of said City OF Wheeling So S. So
CO. ~ S2 - and -, and of which said Lots Nos 81,
3d. aud CO front upon tie one side and Nos 81 S2 ~ ard
- on the other side OF the sgpao bounded sotesad
on. THURSDAY THE TWENTY NINTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1919 a Jury oftwolve dsincresied dsercta
neeholeers Of the county OF ono, view the ssii
grounds ard los and To hear norer evidence -
the proprietor or prOpiG of all any rar
ana as The said City may Oo and 10 ard md
according TO the rest ~ their Judgment WHAT DA,
MAGE-Sl The cirsuus's nces icing considered suck
proprietor proprS@;nrs those having any interest,"
Mil SUSIE ain, n feet oil Of the E6si end Of LOIS No
-, -, 50 and 6O and six feet OF 81 iho wsss
end Of lots No,.sa -, - and - ts covdewned and
converted TO public Use 10 wit lie oTeuiug Of an slIcv
Twelve feet wide. through said square To lead from "A
ANS street 30 Walnut Alley. Aud hereby notify OF
rersors claiming a. proPris'oTs having any nsrest
IA sad grounds or Lois, and their AGENTS. Of this NJ
CT ESI; AND " the "a completed on the SAi
e9ih day OF October, 1876, the Jury wi he aiournsJ
ron day 10 day unti The same shall he compile ed
NImAr. q. JOHN a. EOPF ID a
Oct ". lsf6 q = A a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
Askin'on, NM,,Naqgllen, W Gregg, BF Kelley
CAPS. C4pN

gK1HE subscriber having ua retnrncl frnrs the rs,e,
- titles with large and well selected stock oi rana IN
sNsy vse'l shd sye IN vogue, VIII h. happy 70 -rs his
ntnds ard old customers well e. new sf bIs Store
i.s BAN street where every effort win Re made ~ piece
~ ne = ovc goods were purchased for cash and viii
~ so'd ~ small advance nom cost
sep " a CNCALLAM.
BOX Iupsrhue fresh LEMONS received s.s f,,....
ny FeP ~ MRS HEATING
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-21
NEW DaeY GOOEss SVORE,
~ TIRE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED By
MIR ISAIAts COOPER
Nearly opposite ire North Western Bank
~ MAIN STREET.. WHEELING.

Nearly opposite ire North Western Bank.
MAIN STREET, WHEELING.
TUE subscriber has Just opened and Is s receiving
new, vnsy large and extensive sock Of Fancy AVID
y anc Dry Goods sufNle f0r hc present and annruach
ing SEASON. VIII viii tc offered 70 the citizens
ling ard viery al rriecs thai lut please either
ly wholesale retail Give csil and Ne VIII take
pleasure IN showing goods. You then Judge
yourselves Wheeler TIC goods aud prices win suit YOU
Tho sock consists TartoiA very las.c assortment
ofFgcnch, English and American Clohs snd CaSsmcrc
SaiRess. Kentucky Jeans. cscvs Gold aiiVcd Twreda
and Beaver Cloths. Bleschei and brown Muslins. White
and Red fianreis, Canton fisnncs ChecSs aud trecys
In endless gusrtitis 900 pieces Prints "a peces Cling
hams ssoff ed. lrii Linens. Cslored Camtrcs &C. En-
hroidcrcd Cassimerc. Plain NNivet. Mcyuo Satin and
sir NeSlngs, Cent Satin Blsck Italian Crsva's Nous
lin nceiucs. 20 pieces Cashmere Dc COss. Silks, Aha
cas- Bomlszioos, French and Engsh MeTiuoes. French
Cashmere ueiane and CeSnere Rohcs. Anco'inc Cheek
New S'vle Dress Goods. Hsck snd n SiiSS Satin,
Sirred Siik. Waered sin. Swiss and Null .;uslins
Camhric ard Jacoret Muslin, White Tsr'cjon, &c in
iAeioyery variety ~ Ines Goods too numerous
ton; Embroidered rhtet and Oeilrs shawl Pain Thi-
let. Enhro 6eTst, Persian aud Printed Cashmere Aaws
aiso variety of an other description % haws Al
kinds Of Hosiery. Gloves MHfs nonue.s = Ronnct Rit
IONS French flowcrs. sc. swiss Jacorct Ed-ings and
lnsoTines, Thread aud slk Elgings and nsoftincs.
sep ~ WIN. BAILEY. T
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oFFTCEo or THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
oFFoa,TE lHE NoNroE rOvsE. WMF Jefferson ,Agl.
MAYOR-M c GOOD,
COENCIl,MEN

Themu Hughes, ~ M'Lurc, John Hamilton, II W
Phillips, 1 w Mitchell, j n Morrow, Geo Robinson,
SanboTn, Brady. 8 r Hullihen 4 + I.aidley. James
PAUL.. w Limerick. Tanner, NJ Nelson bnek, ID
Lamb, n Eollois, II Austin.
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MA. WuAR1oN-

EeH ST.: Permit nlc The insertion n T
this note in ihc Times, Co inform my THAT
have just returned from New York Ihiaierhia and Rat
ilmorc AVID am now receiving NY tall sock Of Dry
Goods Tor Wrosa SAtTINa. well compie'c assort
en ofrCw and fcsi-afc goods for re- al ing Which al
ded 10 my former aAes ny present sOck mn and corn
pce N both der artu enis and viii sell them n New
TaIIN pIIccs Mheellrg Aug. 81. 40. " Y. SHINY.
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Esr0eIv .Ee0Gic q oih5n

Cloth Dress and Frork Coats from sif erfre To No.
dunn; full and complete assortment Of Summer Goats;
complete assoru cnt comprising S the icies oual.
titles and prices; Cassnct, Nv Jeans and 1wees ress
and Frock Coats general assartn do DO; Cas-
smere~ Cas.ine', Cord and Beayerteen Pants, do do
Round jackets, SC &C.
Also 20 doz ire Linen and Muslin Shirts; Dosons,
Collars, SC. IS dog. common do, fancy stirred Linen
and Muslin do; Palmetto snd I erhorn Hats with the
usual variety OF usrerders, Hosc &C.
invite my friends and customers and all IN search Of
good Goods 70 give call, assuring them can avid
will sell them good article fair prices cash or the
usual terms 20 prompt customers Recolcct No. 20 WA
ter Street ALEXANDER ROGERS.
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coLuMBUs 30 iAspRANcA COW
~ 'a


AGENCY FOR WHEELING. ~. X. list.
~ Shrivcr 4 Siel'e's Waelousc. lvgcr STREE.
n HEY win take risks on BOrdngsofan kinds steam.
boats erd Cagues. Faoiore, NILS. Kccfoafs. Tia'
oais and Cagoes &C. AGAINST loss or daua-c b tire or
ne dangers and feriis OF the seas lakes rivers very
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their AGENTS are authorized To make the following
terms with their customers f Ifr
Any persna insuring single risk by which no los 10
the company IL stained, shall receive return on an
pcatio To the agent 10 rcr the amount raid
ON neti prauiius paid each year. amounting 10
$500 OF over ss rcr cent do; amounting 20 So eco
over. - yer cent. jan. -
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
TYLO BE tNSt REDor not to tc-iha.'s The question
edand sui Cc 10 all The ills that flesh heir to- o. like
ae safe comfortable and hSPpy--we leave for you to
tf.l.. "a. rflt
The Protection Insurance Company efHariforl. Conn.
TEN Country, ~ entitled 10 the highest confidence aud
heir AGENT al Wheeling, Virginia,
". r. PETERSON,
will axe risks dwelling houses. warehouses. stores
mills. factories &C. together with their contents, such
furniture, merchandise machinery and every other dee
'rirtion of iusaie propery Also on steam keel AID
Western Waters. tie most reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS --re-s--a-. f.
Tiesame a. At any other Office IN Wheeling.
ohce on MonreeFreet, opposite the Monroe House.
aud near The Post Office. Jan ~.
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J. 4. WHARTON.
RlLLEN CTIANCEwY

FeHdi0g m The CtTeuit Superior Court OF
Lalo and ChGacsrV far Ohio county Va.
Francis u. kru,stforc Admins ySfHE FcN,ndan;.
ttaiur dc hnuis non with TIA will a James q iohr.
,nnctcd oi Noah Zane doe a. sion ,Sorhis his VITA
against lisapdcp IAne and
james H. FersNth aud James John Eve'ine htierhury
sion aud Sophia his wife. VIM w widow uf W illiAni
Shvef ana Caroline his WIFE, Jas. II. Auertury ani
\. MCiean ard Mary hts WIFE, william n. Altar
liSmpden zane, William ATS aud hurry the voungo-
Ezseih his wife: tho heirs and Ssrsh y. Attettiiry
representatives of PlaioH Zane Francis l.. Attei.
dec IT, Mary L. Dorsey, Eli Dorsey bury Alexander Al
hFehne itcrburN, widow of VIM teris'ry, Augustine
Is AFterhury and William u, Ut. Atiegbury, Eiizs,
TERI ufy The Younger Sarah II. AZ hcih T.. Aterhury,
letuy' ffsuss l.. Auerbury, II a GrsiSvus CfesA,
eNander Niertory, Augusia =. and COrEcs his
Aucrluvy, ard Eli1slasth =. After wife, win take
tury, GusiSvus Crcsap and Cone tice that the @h
liza Zane ... dAy of Novan,l,t
next; feiwccn tho hours OF O'clock y VI and surset
OF same day a. the law NJ G. Good Eap ia the
eity OF Wheeling, Ohio county, aforesaid. | will pro!
coed TO take the DISPOSITIONS of James H. Forsyth and
others, 10 be read evidence upon Tie hearing az tf-
Above entitled cause. aud ii the sl'ue shall not ~ taken
ON tie day aove named the taking thereof will
nnuel by adjournment from until tho
ave taken. Yours &c
FRANCIS X. ARMSTRONG,
l'finis'ra'or dc hoHis with the will snneyed of
Noah Zane decd Oct 10. 46 iwA al
uroN THE PETITION or TIE CITY OF WrEB
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WATER STREET
CL1 THTN sc 6 TORE,

IND DosR BELOW L. s. HoTEL,
WHEELINGv. \
III. III CIlE~.J H.
- ESFECTTUIl.Y asks continuation rf 'he very o.
- ieTd patronage tha, has he-eoore leen eVended
the Novr concern assuring nose who III favor him
wid ca'l that hc viii continue hy s,sic, attention
business, 10 sell tcn goods the most reasonable Terms
and al Prices that capnOl fail To please. avg -
TtSIIION FOR autumn. 1910
fyRCWNsl inches high-sl6 Ycoman-l ic.l a. sides
~ -l'l6 mont aud rear curve.
Ttr-s oval, curve. l.i6 convey,
BRINe inches wide front rear ard u. 20 a siLos
Smsl cdre cUrl, slightly rolled al sides.
SeT.-2-l6 sloped, J. G inc les curved.
BNSpING.-l,- ih \ ide. satin aud latin siriDoi.
B.NDiNU.-i inch wide, hne rihl ed sa,iu cdfci.
Tie above fashionable FAN Beaver HRtw ic fhund n
IN ARPER's Fashionable ia, snd Can siorc, corncr
~ Main and Union streets where he has ths reeelY
cd hss Assortment OF Hats ifoin New YORK.
No | ash Heavier $50 No = CunCv Hat 7 -
- A" 3.CO No six Moiesk hat 3 80
No Rnssia Hat 200 Glazed hats IS
/" . LIS Drab Spouu- hes IS
No Coney Hat l,jO prGb and I'm Ooihst IS
CApS!tAP !CTII.APElL BftNN ANY.
Transparent Mohaif Caps.
ChildrCn's cloth Cans Gents common cars
velvet Bnys COMMON caps.
GOys b'k cloth Cars Goats velvet silk game ra~s
Gents inc Xix cloth Cars
Together with al kinds made from ls etsto - 80