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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

Cy- DR.. NORRIS of Captain Fountains Compa
ny Andrew Jackson Regiment, died a, MAtamoros the
otn ult. He formerly editor OF the Woodvilo
(Mss) Republican," aud moro recently OF the Bayou
(Ls-) Ledger" DIR. y. a OF nno abilities.
and was q. one time prominent member OF the Mbsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

~. A. b has thanks but we, general rule de-
cline ali Communications applaudrpg course or CON-
nenting Mat Of Editors who see ht 10 oppose Us
This sta,emen, Will explain 10 many others the non-ap
pearance Of their favors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03
aIiiiria Generals, &c.

No-.tslFoate1le O Tie TRIBUNE.
wAsrNGToS, July ?, 1916.
The Senate wss long time to DAY in Executive
Session Tney confirmed the appointment Of the
SIX Brigadier Generals which I mentioned yester.
day. Gen. PArTEEsoy of Pa. was nor confirmed.
Ire Hoase was engaged ali day with the Tariff dis
cossion and IN listening 10 Free Trade Speech by
E Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

To sraAxeEAs-we refer TO Dr.. CRRBrls AVef-
tisenent First Page regarding the Gaivanic KINGS aud
Magnetic FLUID so celebrated for wonderful powers IN
the cure Of rheumatism and all Nervous complaints Ihe
only agency IN New-York Is at ic2 Broadway.
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TAMPrco.-The Picayune publishes the following
letter dated L =. smP ST. MAaIs, I
on Tampico. June IL, 1876.
Mr. DEAR SIN Tho vile decree OF expulsion OF all
American citizens Issued by the Mexican Government on
tho Th ut has been duly enforced In Tamplco and was
compelled leave morning Of the th Inst leaving
family and property on shore.
Yesterday messenger was sent on board from the
British Consul informing that all foreign residents had
armed themselves against band OF negroes, who
lowering outside the city, threatening 10 murder anu rob
all the foreigners such the present state Of affairs In
T. rAnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

II We would call the attention of the public TO
Johnson Lanpher & Hascy's (2o3 Broadway new style
of Skeleton Sacks particularly adapted the no.
months Of July and August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

NOVEL STYLE or sCxAEx HAT. SO 5o.-GenIn. pa
Broadway has the novel style OF Summer Hat,
made OF The materials and finished In The man
nsr As bis celebrated Go&sahs1 Has-eIreuaely Light
pr,o. e so ela u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

Doors AND SHoss-Thoss OF friends who rsrnsin IN
The city or nfs gong on Excursions u would do
ell call At J. L. WArxIsss fashionaIo Boot
store Ia FutorsL and ~ themselves with pair OF bis
giant Boots Shoes and 0siloE His
and no Ieli al rernark aby low prices.
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q ASpREW RRAy

e AsDgEw Bray, OF Eun.erdon Co. n. j. E
Revolutionary Veteran who served q: Monmouth and
oiaer scenes o. CONFLICT died a. residence 3ots
ILL., sssc 81 years.
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~ SEE OUTSIDE OF To.DAY,s PAPER.

IT Trarers and Others leaving the City IN the ater
noon sreiniorrned ;hss Eoetg Edt,.of The Tribune
Is printed every day. containing the SUCK sales MAJ
eta News by the southern msil &c up 10 o'clock
By inquiring OF the Newsboys Tor Eueng EdtrtoT
OF The Tribune every will De able him
she latest up the ru,e of leaving the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

SALES OF STOCKS 1T PHILADELPHIA, July o.
frss 5odrd-Sv Glrsrd, cash. So Is Bk CT ky e ?, 50
- G.ac easa, 4. S<c,ad Soars-Si e0o L o., Sos,
state IS opening, Is.
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!gze- York, June /, lsi6.

NsLo',-A snorg bia q, e.lsOIi,hneni N, evening
sarring par 10 Voan.ven pecs in which nc performs
Every family are engaged IN tee Cd
-rlsinnens Of hs evening WonI IomofroT n shi DC
great one.
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Come, Buy the Orp hans Flowers.

To the Editor Of The Iriouns
You are among those who do not believe that
Soocty does oil its duty the poor BY providing food
clothing and elementary instruction Thus mach is GER
,any good and worthy Of respect and gratitude. But
every human sou needs more ;har this he Is cheated
of the fair inheritance God intended for him unless be
has some JOY in existence To tho elastic spirit OF
Childhood such free and genial Influence is peculiarly
beneficial With this view the Fourth of July has keen
appropriated plsy.d.y to the Orphan Children ST
Long l.!aud Farms aower.crowued festival for their
minds and bodies
Public Charity has done much for ,hs interesting ius;
tuition but the simple fact thai these poor Young wsyfar
ers are whou, parents desosle and slone 10 the world
sutScien, 10 excite sympathy in their eeaat The
Children OF the City How cold 1t sounds Hired
Supern,enden,s may be Kind and Conscientious bui
they eauuo, feel toward this destitute dock as ;hey
were heir family. Affection and aiserron sPEesd
over surface OF i've or hundred objects necessarily
becomes very thin. The e soft arms have no mothers
neck cling the eyieyed young heSrt caaros weep
away its troubles on fathers friendly bosc2E. Their
father and me,heris the City And the Cisy obliged
10 manage her unwiedy family with the rnono;onous
discipline of dri!LseTsean,. But good ra.uredy abe
siscsens the ,sins and bid. them joyful or IrtepenG
encs Day.
>N~-AN-ee "a sS"ots a4ie l-SS % pre-
senied, and these the uo,heres. ones will otter 70 The
paS!c il exchssse for money purchase bsok. tools
sac play things Pray AK your reader. TO take note O!
the advertisement, IL smother column and csauiop,s
something enlarge the ercuaserieed limits Of the
poor orphans pleasures L. " CHILD.
TsE MEXICAN SrEANEAs.-We learn from MIR
McFsrisnd. who cans passenger in lie brig Poland,
from Havana that the Mexican Steamers preparing
to aepar. Tor England order 10 undergo repairs
unable so present Being IN wsni OF orrs snd
men The Governor OF Cubs has ordered them 10 taa1
out their gun. previous 10 their departure.
~ 4 son OF ex.Gov Lincoln, of Mass who dis
,nsushet hself The battles OF and 9Th Nay,
has eeea nominated as Assistant AduiSn. General VIII
the rank OF Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

Court Calendar....THls DAY
C3sSoS PLEAs-p.st l-Nos- al. ail. III, 14S, Isl
l9. %, 4oo, 1o', To- No second part III Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

New ENTHUSIASTICALLY Congressional District
ing bill dividing the Stale have hitherto sta
ted having already passed the House by an over
whelmng vote. passed the Senate on Tuesday by a
vote Of 10 to 2-Hsrry Hubbard, Loco voting
with the Wings in its favor. SO the bill has be-
come a law. We believe the opponents OF caucus
omnipotence and junto rule OF all parties rejoice
nj il.
Manchester has been made city. We do not
know whether the City includes the whole town. bu.
presume It does as the name would else be changed
What s the city proper was d dreaIy, houseiesf
sand waste few years sgo.
Samuel g. Berry has been rechosen Warden Of
the State Prison by 30 ont of a2s He Loce
bu, good officer and the Allies did right in retaining
him. will be something in favor of State Prisons if The
fashion of excluding Political Prescription ahersfroun
should become general.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

MAlsE.-The Loco State Convention which met
al Portland on Wednesday had no, nominated for
Governor when the afternoon cara left but il was
understood that Gov. Anderson was overheard and
that JOHN w. DANA of Fryeburs would probably
take his place. No U. S Senator yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

~ 4 son OF ex.Gov Lincoln, of Mass, who dis
,n.u,het h.nself in The battles OF The and sh Nay
has eesa nominated Assistant Adiu,ao. General VIII
the rsnk OF Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03


l. IL gives away nearly half Of territory
clearly and unquestionabiy our own. The deed Is
signed by the same hand that established our right
toit BY rrefrsgable facts and arguments" Tothose
who stood up for i9s this settlement honorable 10
those who used or were silent when others used the
cry of the wholeo Oregon 10 elect James n. Polk,
The settlement is disgracetui betrayal OF Principles
and OF Country
IL 1t gives up The perpetual free navigation Of
the Columbia 10 Eng land, which Mr. Polk said he
could never think Of but which with characteristic
inconsistency ne mas uoscrlbed 10. You will notice
that the free nayis alion Is not Only 10 the Hudson
Bay Company, but 20 al! British subjects" and
this too for ever. The mistake This head arises
from ignorance concerning the charter oil the Eud.
son Bay Company. The charter OF the Hudson
Bay Company Is perpetual. Il has been asserted
that the Charter pires In 1867 or sooner This is
q mistake. The Hudson Bay Company acquired
soma rights of the North Western Company"
These terminate IL The course OF Is or 90 years
the Il udson Bay Company Is perpetual. The exist
ence of British subjects may De perpetual and there
fore the tree navigation oil The Columbia, not~ith.
standing lanes X Folks contrary assertions Is per.
pe,ual 10 Englsnd made so by James X. Polk ; own
sign nanual.
III. IL msv give US great trouble il future con
t.oversies soonI the possessory rights OF British
subjects and OF land claims II possession OF The i'd
son Bay and Pase;s Sound Agricultural Compa-
MES, " oich ffm and frank diplomacy might have
prevented.
Though the country will rejoice that the question
is settled SUI! Wing Administrator would have
sellled !, with greater advantage 10 this couatFy-
We have not gained the Organ claims, all the Ter
riyory between the Columbia and 4s1 over other
offers G7ea, Britain has heretofore offered as ter
ri,ory North OF the Columbia. extending along The
Pacific ana The straits of Faca from Soihnch Hss-
Dor inclusive 10 Hoods Canal The Organ states
ths; we have sGtaeG all the territory between The
Columbia and 49,. while The above admission is IL
The lss, annual message OF the President 10 Con-
sress.
msnts accompanying the Treaty, l believe, Will
prove IS every body may well suppose taat me Oh
Ter OF Great Bri,ain which Messrs- Polk \ Co have
signed IS Treaty, was not offered as Eng!ands
aittmatura Nay. indeed, II was not even hoped IN
England that the United States would give sach an
easy bargain The offer was intended simply 10
open negotiations. Our Government. when they
received this offer might have made cooniee-ProP
osi.ion Claiming up 10 81, or Claiming The is.n
win The whole OF Saacouver's Island w { might
have thus goS better terms; II We cood not agree
on This, arbitration might have been resorted TO-
which OF course would have given Us something De-
tween what we have now gol and Ihe coulier-oter
which We could have made
Bar the Aoniaissssnon seema.o have besa scared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-03

.
IL, Fulton-st Will be open the Fourth from in the
morning until noon This rather important information
TO great number OF people.
r. The fine steamboat ALBAsT, Capt, Hall, will
make UP sing Sing (where great Temperance Gel
lakes place. and Rockant Lake Landing start
Ing The morning and returning IN good FAYE
the Zip, only SO This VIII De delightful TX.
cu-s.on
q The splendid steamer TROY. Capt. Gorham
goes up Toy BaIcay.st. al A. " and the NJ
A5ARA Capt Ellsworth, leaves Troy for Sew-York a. the
same Tine TINS IS frst-r,ie arrangement, By which
ore cAa 90 Up the Troy Niagara the
same tay.
"a The fine steamer MoUSTAIsEER makes q
grand excursion Sing Sg MAKING al the intermediate
! landings. ne AouHtaineer IS under The command Of
Capt FTazse experienced and courteous officer. Foot
! OF Chambers 81, !oi - u.
u" The DELAWARE leaves foot Of Hammond.
s. o'clock for The Fishing Banks. me Band Is On
ooe-t.
e The THOMAS POWELL, Capt Samuel John
sion, leaves foot OF warrenst. delightful Excursion
Down tie Bay ~ Il o'clock
q The IsDEPESDEscE makes fine excursion
around Staten Island. iandng E. Pseth Anbey where
Lacie. : ar is 20 De held.
e An Excursion Train will leave the Dtp6: al
Brooklyn south Ferry Tor Gfeenpo,t at =. NJ acc P.
NO uiak- ali The stopping places.
II The ErKEK. leaves foot Of Duane.st at
o'clock sor Pisfmout, pieassre-e1:u-sioa- de-
Isatfnl zip.
q The Arrow shoots up to Nyack and back
every eay-snd particularly ,o-mos.ov.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
40 MEHCuANTS. PHYSICIANS ANE
OTHERS

TY7TIE SUBSCRIBER Keeps constantly for sale al tie
= lowest prices, assortment OF MEDICINES
DftGS. DN ESrUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS. VAR
NISH. BRUSHES, &c. &c.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction, lac soicites
even those who not intend Ia purchase az tile time
Lee ascertain the prices OF his goods.
Any communications asking Tie prices Of goods are
most CEeerfuily and promptly answered.
lie would particularly sa,e. that he has Sicar Fac
tory in connection it his store, for PuWcrinr Jalsn
ihularb sccacuanha, sad many other Medicines: for
grinding Mustard, Cinnamon, Ai.picc, Pepper Cloves
a.; aud Lamp Black BLACK Lead, Venetian Rcd
Chrome yellow and green, Ncrdegfi, yellow siS
bladders, aud els Ter III ia baddcfs, quantities Of -
pounds aud upwards y
city. }. W. W. GORDON.
DauoaIsT, No I52 West rratt, few doors Light
sr opposite tie n & y !, II Depot, baltimore rob -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
NEW Wholesale
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Y

1890. NhEfliNG, VA
UE undersigned ave now rCtycl thci, p.u a.. -. -,
DRY GOODS ExcLuslvxi ON w,",rs az 90 s' %,
-, ~ fu'S"'ssu Az IEh thc u'Dne IN prices consclucnt
i,, ~ Icech atIu neasurerd otherwise with every
terms "a vsntagcous a. the lscrn ci.s "a, sea- "
l. The satisfaction given TO tar customers durin. ,.
g.. nas saiisted thst tinesS done short pro
bi, @ WIZ 10 most seceitfle, and Induces than to
, 'ns' Muh thelr ample tfictN of goods and the
~. ~ ~ Vc.'ago ehsrEetL thcN III lie enabled to supply
a dealers who call aud caamfs on satisfrtor, ,sn
IL may not Lee amiss cuinet.e soNE le,fins ,-,I.
as an index To their stoc X IN getraI s "''''
Brown Mu-lins. Shee,ihss al Shirtinys of ,,;,,on,
r'". ""w WINS SOP al fteTn prices and cost of
, 1 N"eiehs-Sufb a. tsiincs, Flsnnels kcr.
:, L,"scts, ioy prnN oassinercs aud cloths
L,,. ,Suitcu prize. paslme-r, VI. tic Lsincs. Co.
,J eliVes' Slhghaif an fi dcsctpiio IT dress
de Lame Roles Canton Einpas 'Table lsrsss b,n, ~
49,, "S S bilh., 49, tccks, colOCd eauhrics
hSn's ,r,is n.own tloishk ms linens, DomCsc Cling
nam" ans, IShhy vclNe's, pia Aoak linmgs.
White GOotgs--such IA ace can Se,,s s,.iss -.
- .'S, "!usllhs, IA plsd camlIics, Kcw
I.s "e',s, nlsAop law N lar fon mislins aud long
pI",a ancy articles nom Ing gonncis Ribbons,
LIMIT, Slhs, Shawis, VI dke Chiefs, sc. &c
Noiions--rias, Needle 4 poo And sken Hn.s ,,.o,,
Ifeais Hooks aud Ewes Baton lord nr,.Ss Iyh,leso,
correct laccs, new style Btbns o. all Kinds sssrn,
Gloves, Hosiery nett card md Hts Tnres eou,LS i1
dressing aud ivory, UuhrSlAs = ~"
Taiiors' Trimnines.-Ikt cat tass and raIJny Sill
Gas, sin and woTsied sbges. est blue SEWING AIT
Iwist and Thread, ncw she Hl tons BINDINGS and 49,
neeialy To sell by piece 10 ia lors and o,hers cx,r.
french cloths aud cassiI4ros Jew Nesiings TweeIs
: BEAVER TEEDs," neyuarti.I for ove,cn,,s. Ish,
cloths for eloaks blue HAN kr lSid Iinscvs So ths,
here are few articles OF y Go H. not To Ne cnJ ia
our stock 'rAi.I AM a mn ~, ~ -
Wheeling Sep. u, ls.61 '''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an order ofthe County Cour, of c,bi8
county, made on Monday. the nh day OF Cctul,r
e'o awarding TO Tie city Of Wheeling writ ia The ma
'u,c OF a VIII OF AD QCoD nANNuM, the undcrsigneg.
o"E Nh ol"dlcht" t sGt VIII, viii cause appear IN
OF U near lhe grounds ~ said writ iuehtione to Wit.
W 'hat ground IA said City bounded the Wsstby
h".n Eec' on tie 80 Il hy Adams street ON The Fat
y Market -'roci, snd the North nv " alnut Alle,
ah comprising within these boundaries Lots 81
on we General lsi VI said Ciiy of Wheeling. 81 So So
w. CO. 81 = and ~, and OF which said Lots Nos 81 81
~" w uoht upon HE oPe side, and Nos 81 a. aud
g g" we o.er side of the Square bounded a.
~ 60, J. ,n,n,hsuNS TIE TWENTY. NINTH DAY or
~ ObEk, lSfb, JurN of twelve dsinerasied iSer.te
lcenohers oi The county ot Ohio. To view the said
grounds and lois and To hear such proper evidence =.
'he proprietor or propTic;Ors IL ai any ra ter,n
ana a. thg said city, aaer aud ascertain .nd rn
according TO the hest 90 their judgment WHAT ma
VI A1I--ah The ei,eqgs1snees being cO"-idered-such
proprietor prrs~fN OF Those an
viii sus,a' " sly Rect on OF the Ea.t end OF a
-. 30 % anu w aud SIX on a., a.. W.
nd ~ aud - lie cona.,,n.a 'ess
ssuee' lining a. piopryt0rs of having any lHe,eV
teIsons r,nnds or Lots and their Ssen,s Q. w. ssaid
80 Sselit &c ssSs ~iaA-tT
uss- 49,. lSi6, the JvrS W,n,,or,,cJ
WENT tOffN q. EtiFF ID =
", n. ~ A a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
UCTl0N AND COMMISSION STORE.
No. 100 MARKET SQUARE.

I.lsi sue. door North OF Market All-N
rTIhE - BSCRlBER respectfully Informs his friends
- anu The public. that lie LAS taken the above store
where lac IS prepared TO receive goods sale ON com
mission or al auction attend all sales OF Furniture
McFchaudisc or Real Estate the favorable Terms
niy Goods, Hardware, hook aud Variety sales on
THURSDAY AVID Friday evenings, Furniture sales al the
store on Wednesday and Saturday mornings rlnuk M
Tor past iAvors, he win cndcayoT merit continuance
oi puhic patronage. apSI WM. HALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
Ma. WuARToS-

MR. WHARTON
,,t, 49,. 4, - Dear Sir Permit me- the inser,ion - ,
IF more IN The Tunes 10 inform NV ctston o., H., =
nave Just returned from New York PhAJelnhis III o.
nl,oLe, and am now receiving my fall s;osk oS Ia s
Duous ior w HosH SALENO well as comnc,e .. ~!
inen' OF new aud desirable goods for recalling which "a
Wv n{ iSrner makes my present stock fll and com
" ia "",h departments and will cell them Al New
arm prices Wheeling, Aug. u, 10 w. r sEI nv NV
Thsve just received from the Eastern markets general
assortment of Goods OF every description consisting in
part Dry Goods bon esiics and Fancy Articles osvery
variety, and some that think will please the fancy
fashionable ladies. Also first rate
of Quccnswarc, Chinaware, &c. Also goed assortment
ofTabe and other Cutlery. Hardware &C. Also general
assortment OF Groceries OF description and Of the
best quality.
We have on hand puro article ofPori for medical pur
pores. ~ i6. ID. M'GINNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
fIain and Ornamental Binding,

CT all kinds, to order, in the most thorough
manner and at the cheapest rates.
BLANh BOOKS iurnishcdt. am putisrH.
Magazines, Pamphlets Music. &c, bound
IN ine most substantial mahnef.
Oh books rebound. %r.
,,i nS Elndery will be under the charge of J.
"iLOHklSr in. on experienced and uompc-
W"' Workman, 10 whUn. ANY otdcts may be
he subscriber is satisfied that he can. aud
- dS'tflninTd to furnish as good work a. tan
~ "ui' IN The city, at as cheap rates and with
me utmost promptness.
SieGmJodt OlcHerS AID builders. are par
uculariy invited to give Linn cull. as hc is
prepared 10 furnish books ahl bills uut aud
out at the shortest notice
InnX LIZ n NNrII ID r1ANr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
A LITTLE LATER THAN THE LATEST
NEW GOOnS

JUN ELLIOTT has received and Is now .,pening n
new and splendid assortment of DRY COofiS anil 4, :
,,les, at h'. store ON Main street No l6s wc.t side
e"Os aoNe Market Alley which he offers at the law. n
cash prices :" which he would invite the attention of
s1u"'ry merchants pcdivrs and his customers eener-
muslin de LANES shaw b.: SILKS aiparas uvsn do a,,os
a. All prices frcnel and English cotis
kin's; cloth caps Roots shoes booking sIass,. nc,,.
,ancs &C together with general assortment ofaomcs
nc utt goods, taiof's Trimmings and trimmings of all
kinds AN assortment OF brass day ard 20 hour clock M
the hsst quality. a'w avs ON hand.
~ B-fcddlars are most respectfully invited In c,n
rs an assortment of notions their line is ALWAYS an
ON hand aud al prices To compete with any Other csis
ishment in this city. ..,i,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
T''"'' SCHOOL slSSI;IiTIo9ot coANISSSSdloNgRs Oldham
insou, y M'Naszhtcn, w Gregg
MAGlSTRA fEsS.
CPS. C1PS.

FW4IE sitscrer hsvinr Si retained l1m fhs Eastern
- rites win large ard vel selected rock oil caps az
every variety and siYs vogue viii o. happy bic
isnas snd Old customers. we'll AZ new, Al hs sfofe
rs Main street where every effort viii te made pisase
sii. Tbc sove gooss we're purchased 90 tss sd VII
gs fof ct small advautc ffuu rnss.
sepB 8 CNCALbtN
\ BOX sups,fns fs-h LEMONS fs,eitsJ ID ~ ~,
- reFi0 was kEtrlNS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-16
NEVER LET 1T BIZ SAID AGAIN TIL &
SCROFULA Is INCURABLE.

fg'IfF following. from ~ sespsctsis citizens
wss. ~ his v ~ and wShont solicatiou, given
~ used In such manner may deem hest foT the
gooS a. tne rshiic.
This b. % cerlfy that ny r0iurcd 10y Jim rurel
qcfnfnia ~ the ~ seven totfies ~ BRENTIfN
GIGS VEGETABLE AITARNriNE AND uEsrO
RATtNE SYHtf. amer having tesn pronounced incu.
rale hy respectable physicians. n b. months
since be- quit using sud BE- b. % a. appearances sound
Ard in good hsaith I would therefore earnestly recon
mend 20 en- persons suffering under scfOniDus adsc
irons a. tsevc viii s-sufciiy eject u used
/ 81 directed. y WOODROW.
wheeling. Va. fuiy ,. 1876.
grenttnrff's Alternative Syrup composed entirely u
Vere shs pferarei differently from Any rules hereiofor
laid down % is very pheasant 20 the taste ard sfhouc
b acta A. csiharic. yei NAY - taken length
time vsittnat weak eninE The patient. " VIII
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xxYE the sutscri' ere citizens OF Wheeling. Va have
Va ing hy long cxre icuce, fully tested Tie cnncs
~ nr EoTs tonic and antidy srrpss Tiis fsnii
is medicine aud Icing DESTROYS Of extending the hcnsH
sfthcni throughou The country have consented give
/ this testimt nal u their favor
| we do nsf recommend hon pauscca tut
medicine the operation Of which b. Such 10 prevent
the fisiug OF many AID dsagreeaie Complaints
~ we'll A. certain sud cicctual remedy 60 siltoe Who
NAV ~ Iaiofna under ruch complaints, fyr
headache sickness and sournes OF stomach co-iyc
| ness and many other forms uf Dyspct-ia. Dor many
ofths complaints q children recommend the rhs
invaluable.
fr Eon has prepared psmphlet setting forth more
Nlv the nature ~ his ria many ofthe 10
cuiiar cases iu which tcg applicable. Wv fcrf al
pers,ns d. tfous % having s1t and cceusl firTv
. medicine So She Wee Uftifse = Sic.
IL Wheeling. M1y 1871. isG.
WM q. QtNRRtER. u CONSIDER thom iut a'ustle. Cll
tn S.. so H1rk
. q a. WOODS snerT of ONO COUNTY
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MEL arERN ROD. Director q North Western Esi
p L NRCHiB NLD MOODS, frcEdsut vs. Bank.
:. / x vs. WOODF.
.y TUOM NgG HT.ACK. Commission Merchant
sr VuON A. FAtiT.. Director n IS. Bfut.
T.. IANEa ". aIOt q. CHrk 81. A. 81. Hlbt.
WM CUNTIINE, Usputy sheriff.
L d LIST Cashier IS Hark
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