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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29

LFrom Fremonts journal of his Second Expo-
dition)

(From Fremonts journal Of mis- Second Expo
dtion)
While encamped on the 9th Of April,
at a spring near The Spanish Trail, we
were surprised by the sudden appearance
among us of two Mexicans; man and a
boy-the name of the man was Androas
Fuentas, and that of the boy Ga handsome
lad eleven years od) Pablo Hernandez. -
With a cavacade of about thirty horses,
they had come out from Puobla dc los An.
geos, near the Pacific; had lost half of
their animals, stolen by the Indians, and
sought my camp for aid. Carson and Go
dey, two Of my men, volunteered to pursue
them, with the Mexican and, we'll noun.
ted The three set off on the trail. In The
evening Fuentas returned, bis horse having
failed; bat Carson and Cooley continued
the pursuit.
In the afternoon of the next day, war
whoop was heard, such as Indians make
when returning from a victorious enter
prize: and soon Carson and Cooley ap.
peored driving before them baud OF hors.
es, recognized by Fueutas TO be a part of
those they had lost. Two bloody scaps,
dangling from the end of Godey's gun, an.
nounced that they had overtaken the In.
dians as well as the horses. They had
continued the pursuit alone after Fuenles
left them, and towards mghtfaI entered the
mountains into which the trail lead. Af.
ter sunset The moon gave light, and they
followed the trail by moonlight, until late
IN the night, when it entered a narrow
dehle, and was difficult to follow. Here
they lay from midnight till morning. AT
daylight they resumed the pursuit, and at
sunrise discovered the horses and imme.
diately dsmounting and tying up their
own, they crept cautiously 10 a rising
ground which interviewed, from which
they pcceved the encampment Of four
lodges close by. They proceeded quietly
and had got within thirty or forty yards OF
their object when movement among the
horses discovered them to the Indians
Giving the war-shoul they Instantly charg-
ed into the camp, regardless of the mum.
bers which the four lodges might contain
The Indians received them with fight of
arrows, shot from their long bows, one Of
which passed through Godey's shirt collar
barely missing the neck. Our men fred
their rifles on a steady aim and rushed in.
Two Indians were stretched upon the
ground, fatally pierced with bullets; the
rest fed, except a lad, who was captured.
The scalpes OF tho fallen were instantly
stripped of; but in the process, one of
them, who had two balls through his body,
sprang to his feet, the blood streaming
from his skinned head, and uttered hide
Gus howl. The frightful spectacle appaI-
ed the stout hearts Of our men: but they
did what humanity required, and quickly
terminated the agonies OF the CORY savage.
They were now masters Of the camp,
which was pretty little recess in the
mountains, with fine spring, and appa-
rently safe from all invasion. Great pre-.
paratons had been made for leastinr a
large party, for it was very proper place
for rendezvous. and for the celebration
Of such orgies, as robbers Of the desert
would delight in. Several Of the best
horses had been killed, skinned, and cut up
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29
CARRoLLToN. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1916.

Their; but here's little Paudeen, SIR
There's lump Of christian for you,
two year ould, and not day more-he'll
never be any thrubbe to any one for ay
he takes aflher his mother, he'll have the
brightest eye and the sofiest heart on the
top o. creation f; and av he takes alther
his father, he'll have fine broad pair of
shoulders to push his way through the
world. Will you swop, sirl'
"With all my heart" said |, :" it's all
the same to me"-and so little Paudieen
was left with US.
"Ah, hal" said to myself, as looked
into his big, blue, laughing eyes, " the af.
fair is settled at last but it wasn't, for, ten
minutes had scarcely elapsed, when Pat
rushed into the cabin, without sign or GER
emory, and, snatching up the baby in his
arms, cried out
"It's no use, sir. Eve been talkin' TO
Mary, and we can't do it. Look at him,
sir; he's the youngest and the best ov the
bunch. You wouldn't have the heart 10
keep him from usl You see, sir, Norah
has look ov me, an Biddy has look ov
Mary; but, be me sowl, little Paudieen
has the mothers eyes, an my nose, an bits
90 both 90 as all ouer' No, sir, no we
can bear hard fortune, starvation, an mi
sery; but we can't part from our chiIdher,
unless it be the will of heaven to take
them from us!n
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29
If he can /.
BY MRS. osGooD.

BY MRS. osGooD.
Let me see him once more,
For a moment or two;
Let him tell me himself
OF his purpose-dear, do
Let him gaze in these eyes
While he lays out his plan
To escape me, and then
He may go-if he can!
Let me see him once more,
Let me give him one smile,
Let me breathe but one word
Of endearment the while;
| ask but that moment
My life on the man !
Does he think to forget me?
He may--if he can
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29
MtsreIIa M.
The Flag Of the Union.
BY MRS. sCHERMERHoRN.

Oh rend it not--still let il wave,
That star gemmed Aag, DER land and sea,
The cherished signal Of the brave,
The glorious banner OF the free;
Still let its eagle soar on high,
Its stripes still fresh, its stars still bright,
No tempest in the smiling sky,
No gathering cloud to quench their light,
Oh i! plant it on each glorious spot,
Unfurl it wide but rend it not
There comes voice from every plain,
From every mount of strife and glory,
Where valor's blood has left a stain,
Or hist DRY found theme Tor story;
From Bunker Hill, from Bennington,
From glorious York the cry is heard;
From vale TO mount the sound rolls on,
And EN- the ocean depths are stirred;
From every fame remembered spot
The cry is heard. Oh rend it nOt
Oh! by the chiefs whose awful forms
Are bending from the starry sky,
Who bore that flag through wars wild storms
And proud and glorious bade it fly,
Their blood-bought gift do not despise,
The proudest gift nation knows
A flag, bright streaming to the skies,
That droops not to IFS Wanting foes,
Oh! be The treasure meier forgot
Unfurl it wide, but rend it not
Oh! ye, the sons of noble sires,
Who bravely struggled side by side,
Where blazed the tented FIELDS watch fires,
Or navies pressed the surging tidej
Shall petty chickering's rend the tie,
The oath fraternal sealed with blood?
Shall that proud banner cease to ny,
A victor flag DER field and flood?
No! be the Union meier forgot
Unfurl it wide but rend il not
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29

The useful with the sweet" was well
combined in the obituary of French
shopkeeper who died years ago in Paris.
Therein the public were made acquainted
with the virtues Of the deiunci. and in
formed in nota beHe that his "inconsoI.
able widow still continued his business at
his old stand.n
The grave GIT no victory, worth speak,
ing Of, over That womin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-29

II is now certain that there is a large
deficit in the last cotton crop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
WIN R's CANADIAN vERMuFuGE

AA ORMS ore The fruitful source OF many and
w very s'riOns diseases indeed there Is
scarcely complrin, which m CTS infancy and
ohildheod. thu, may not be produced or hehlyag-
gta>"iod by the presence OF lhcsc animals ~ lhe
bowels. 'CnsCs are recorded SAYS au eminent ply.
stefan. oi them producing 81 Nuus Daucc locked.
Jaw. aIoplexy. mania. drcrsy Of the head. nnam.
nation OF the eyes. perverted vision paralysis cs-
pecially Oi the muscles suhsetvienJ To speech
spuniiug. ralpiiaIiOn Of the heart, hiccuT. dry
cough, picnra'ic pans ernpon, rhouinatc pains
"a the JOINTS. &c. Dr. Chapman says. that oyery
species OF Worms seems 10 have us origin aud sum
port in weak and depfaycd condition of the
digestive o'gans" Again lac says. in all eases ci
diminished strength ard cmncIniion uf frame Low
ever reduced. and especially IL the bowels share
IN The deblilaied Stale. We may in child suspect
heir existence or speedy goncrnlion.' d. Gregory
observes, ~ cannot be doubled that weak state
OF the digestive organs is that which principally
leafs 10 the produclinn of worms DR. wood re-
marks there Is yet great space for imprnv eueni ~
The mode at treating Tins complaint, (Nofms -
The largest Worms unqueslunnbly are found most
frequently IN young people or persons Of weakly
or nelasic fbres. aud dIsheciic habits, and hence
our FIRST intention should be invgora,e The -.
ten generally, AMI The stomach aud Csiiu,s ,ar-
IiCultrly.
The remedy 10 Which wccould call the aiicnliun
of the public Is one whoa hos proved successful
for long me-; and II is universally acf movie lodged
ny oil wh" have tuod u. Ia he lar superior IN any
other medicine ever employed III discaSc t1r which
~ - recommended. IL mol only destroys Wurms
and inVgornics thc whole system, hut /, dis,oIvcs
and carries of ihe superintendent slime { 2 murus
- prevalent in the stomach and bowels ct children
more especially those ~ bad hcslih. The mucus
forms The bed nr nest IN which Worms produce
Their young aud 10y removing Il It is mpnss blo h,r
The Worms TO remain IN he b'dy. II Is harml =.
IN Ills effects on The syseu, end tho health Of the
patient Is owrys improved by its use. even when
40 worms are discovered.
JOHN WINER & 20
Sole Prnprietlrs for the u S
For sale ty PRYOR PAUL. Drusgisls
mn Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

Inong Gymnastics and the profession of Equation.
In offering SYNOPSIS OF the performances, which the
Manager takes pride i'm offering this season, hc is con-
age bestowed upon his cxerious during the Fast
and the many kndnesses cvcrywheqe evtneed towards
himself and The various members OF his company.
In the stud OF and beautiful horses the luz
urous the Tent the Music the Profuse
Outlay, Expensive appliances, Tasteful paIaphernsha
Appropriate Costumes, brilliant uappings, Gorgeous ia
geanry and above all asSduous attention TO the comforts
OF the spectators the manager courts Criticism
In ne he thinks that in aoTding the greatest possible
innocent with the greatest amount OF instruc-
;on he has reduced the ea,s and sports OF the circle to
science.
The Manager anxious 10 cater for tho public, has
AZ expense engaged the celebrated Ethiopian Sere
naers from Boston, with little Ole Bull the greatest VIC
list OF his acc IN years) in the world and Sweeny the
very Banjo players and Mr. Sanford IN the NiTg
mia Jigs.
Clown-Oh Fcrd Carson,
Equestrian Managcr-H Jennings,
Riding Mastcr-H Jennings,
lrFsFor fun particulars small hills OF The day.
Prices OF Admssion-Boxes 80 cents; children under
10, half pricc-Pit - cents, no haif price.
On Saturday fourth OF July there VIII he three per
formanccs, commencing al 10 NJ. aud az 4 r. 81.
/ je 30 =. r STICKNEY, Proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

MIR. STICKNEY .he-s leave
most respectfully 10 announce to
his old.ftiends and the public OF
Wheeling and vicinity, that he
has with the greatest pains col
lected a company, male and fe-
male, the complement in every
of which il complete.
~ filled, that hitherto no addition
or alterations have been sugges.
ted by the discerning public of
New Orleans, the skill of some OF
whom in their respective voca-
iions have gained them 4 celeb
ritv that places them al the acme
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

WE eat in order 70 n,ske blood. and every time
~ hunger Is fel The blood wants repair It's vol.
ume OF the losses has sustained in building ap the hody
VI supplying lis daily waste. Ia n al Book OF Books.
me Bible, we hnd'thc life H. in the bloOd'--fscn. tx.
- The lite of tie flesh Is in the tOod.fcv xviii N.
blood Is the life OF the fcsh.Iev. ~. a. Thc brood
vs. the life."-Deui. xii ~. "God hath made OF oNw
sLoop all nations Of men, Acts Ala. NJ. In this
quotation two impoan truths fOgihhrSt. the
constituting priactple Of men--"wc all made of
stoor the ssineness Of bodily eons,i,utions"We
are all made OF oSE BLOOD" by ats circular motion,
Keeps The life every organ OF the body. Blood gives
health II produces the real blooming oounteuaucc u
iivens the mind IL strength and life. And Vet some
people think have too much OF this important
aud most valuable fluid DO die from great
quantity OF sapl No. And shah impious man say his
creator was wrong in not making place in mans body
for the discharge OF this fluid, this life princpei Blood
S shut up in is proper vessels u run out na
rally. Shall blind morals superiority 20 The
Great Crcaior and with rash hands take this urec o
huid from tho todyf Does not the total evacuation OF
the blood bring instant deaihl This terrible evil h
icss than u was some ago. when YOU must IT, Rcd
once or twice year for fashions sake Now Joc,os
cannot bleed tor thing. The people are Iesrnns
mat the blood > OF some use Let hope that the d.
gushing use of iceches VIII also be abandoned ne
do not deny that when man Is blcd some no,,,,, .,
ihe sero-ty or Tad mimor comes away with he tIJ
the temporary relief Is due the evac1afion of th,
lAtOn. III ciTCue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
LIVER COMPLAIl

This disease. from ils long standing oRd
ed nitncks, and also from tho manner m "
has Neon treated. oiien leaves the dregs OF q
ease. IN some way. clinging to The systems
times there IL great weakness nnd prosla
strength. win dull. heavy pain located in ~
NJ the system. lu all .uch cases. Ds. 81
Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry will be r
excellent remedy. Ia support strengthen a.
vlg'r 10 declining health and defend II from
roads &C disease.
There are daily certificates r. N various
which odd Sufficient testimony 10 the eseat
II this Invaluable medicine ~ curing q
plant
an IMPORTANT LETTER.
Read The following lcrer from Mr. WIN
respectable Druggist nt Wilmington. Nc. &
man at unhouuucd vcmClg. 10 whose "
most implitn confidence NAV be placed
pro1f of the superiority 81 Or S.saj O.
syrup OF Wild cherry
WmmNcToN ~ e. Jai 81
Dr woync-Dear Sif--Yuu Wili pleIt
me fsclvc o., zsn or m1fe, ns yfa Zee 10
S ,fnr uf Will Cherry Fnm sn'esof lo.d
but he % o. dozen on hand; The slfes are RI
.ofo,.Iug. and will have nn doubt c,miu
go 81 urGuainiuucc Of mine called q fev
e.. io say be would give me n confiic
epnd cH c's r. IL from The cnnulry. nn6
letof ise Methodist Chnreh Shortly az
ing ,be agency 4 prevailed upon him 10 O,
though Doubted whether any hcnefl ga.
uved. lur hr. ss well as my,eL thought
ca . vas continued CDusumpIon ~
symptom was indic4uNs Shortly after
iom0 20 send him touf o. Gvr hoiilcs
ramo io iovr lasf wccR I will quite his
guaee. sir" said De. - am ~ ucs
cunsiAer b. dnfy oWe go the public io
!. D.. SWaypcs syrup of Wild Chevy has
To- ms." Z vii publish h,s certificate. af
soncmny known aIl over our section, e.
. ftsuis tam .t
Wrh every feeling of respect.
I remlia yours ttu.y
wM
The only agents in Wheeling or tie
stuuEo medicine oro
JB&RB INA
Zaur'a y
JAMES Bf
Y. Corner ~ nros 3 Main rs whcfo %
q, a,asJ Wholesale ord rcisil ai frapriti
30 a CrsmH, Cny.yiiie, Ia DO Gre
nsou Pa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
MRS. NJ. J. KEATING,

MRS. NJ. J. HEATING,
FRuIrERER AND CONFECTIONERY,
llASjus' received splendid lot OF all The d.fTtr>
eni kinGs, lu Vii:
Boxes splendid fresh o'nnges
3 Boxes do lemous
s ID zen splendid fresh Pmeapplcs
fine lot fresh Cofoa Nuts
~ drums extra superfns Figs. :.
3 drums RnsinS
s boxes Blue Band 10
large beg splesdid fresh TamnIinJs
d. zen jars iIc,h Primes
large krg fresh Currauis
? boxes Honn's Peach Leaf Tnbacc"
8 jars fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
trail splendid Dates
= boxes extra fine rel anil white Rock CHnIy
large lrail fresh Il Shelcd Almonds
large lot oi all The various kinds OF Nuts
fpe al Of Rcgalia, Cassidore. Principe ard IIn-
vana Cigars
keg oi Dmuih Lancaster Roppee Snuff
Together with general assortment Of the first
qualify Of Confectionery ton numerhus To meninn
all OF which she will sell wholesale 81 REAL NJ her
store on Monroe street opposite The Merchants
AMI Mechanics Bank. ie %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

DIR. WINANS'.
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY;
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE;
BEING = SURE REMEDY FOR
4 tONSUMPTIQN N IN ~ various forms. Coins
~ AsTHMA, BRovcmris. GROUP Who ping
Cough, SPming Of BLOOD D,ficui'y NJ Breathing
Pans ~ he SHE aud Breast, Iadaensa, LIVER
COMPLAINTS. &c
The medical ropcriics Of Dr Winans Balsnra Of
/ Wild Cherry are fully established IN every section
OF he country by is success IN curing The raost ~
voieFaie eases Of she nreroing class Of discusses
Ia almost every instance where u has reen PER-
severed m. II hos sfferied radical cure Although
~ manY cases this Bplson VIII ohird immediate
reei. or. az least. effect great change in q few
days. still u cannot be expected TO work miracles
by curing OIL m short lime, OF Co rpsloic hcal,l
10 a irlme thDt has been a roy 10 ieil disease &,
years.
Besides, here are ~ many stsaes n Inc rano III,
ease, that II IS impossible for any physician 10 DO
ierminc he quantity uf medic NJ required i0 eruli
i1te ~. diGeroni periods and forms qun1g yafy
inz qunnilues, hence, in some cnscs. single boil
Is q sufceni, While others will rrqufe thtcc uf hYu
o. GO produce The same effect
NJ al we ask Of the patent 90 give our mcGicIn
n fair hal. ond be mag rest a-s8red ihui viii %
e productive oithe most h,ucGeual results
H. Patterns. m takng this mcdicirop ccd not rcsfu
VI themselves regards diet cyrcpi syb3dtnr th
'e musi iudgeslibIe aruclcs 81 TODD --such o. saie
- and smoked meat tHihnRcs. ouiuust curumhrf s a.
q THey shnuld pny propc attention that their dfo
1l liz warm. end avoid erpi-ing thcmsci,cs Zoo the I'd
elem neIes of he weather, he careful uui o. oy
e4f .ctse.
ne Frequent hl'h'rg no warn bath. and ne nsc
haii give IN rubbing lhc a,sh before going
bed, wlI aid lhe medicine is its effects.
The hnwels shuuld be- kepi open vuh safas as
ile medicine. such os ~ Wp1p's Poor b
PRi'. which viii be found much superior iD o.
pufaahyo pile NV in usc anI y,iiI a'., ODD II
- bais0m To- 90 affections of Doe U,ct
Dor sale wnoicsaic ard fr'15' fv
~. } q r. nORNBRCOK Unro e
nav 90 " Wftt.fr g,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 81.
Draws at Alexandria, July IL, 1916. rs Nos
l3 drawn.
$4,000; $4,000; $4,000; 10000: 10 900
10000; 5000; 2,340; 20 OF 600, 53 of 400;
200 OF 200.
Tickets $40, Certificate of 25 wholes will
cost $3.50.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

u EANDRETII's PILLS.-6 Gross genuine. for sale
.s1 az the Manufacturers prizes hy
june % TRYOR & PAIrLI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOUSE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOUSE.
n III AVlNG Just received tho balance Of our Sc
a n copd stock Tor Tins season. we are now pre-.
pared to offer goods such prices rs will induce
those TO ouy that Gun conveniently do without buy.
ing' Our stock Is now complete. ms We have a
general assortment oi every ming. and we intend
off"tlng greater inducements tn pcrsnns wishing n
nyih'ng IN the Dry Goods line than We have ever
done before.
Ladies Dress Goods Of every description.
Gents Wear OF every description.
Linen Buraps at very reduced prices at the
Wheeling Store
JOITNSTO n " BERRYIIlI.I,
June 10 M 1871, Mun street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02
MANAGERS OFFICE


MANAGERS OFFICE
I.!!l!s.!!!lla!a!9lSIHIll MOUNTAINEERING
HEAD QUARTERS.
NJ Oar Country Friends. on visnne III,
". ehy. will bear m mind that our Office IS rs
moved To three door, south ~ Union on Man st
! G GREGORY a. co llanage.s.
| RoBr ARMSTRONG. Ag,sL
Wheeling, Va.
| ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Clas.
LOG. draws at Baltimore, July |, IS Mum
bers, IL drawn ballots.
$50 ,000; 5000; 1900; 10 of 900:
Tickets 50; certificate of 26 wholes will COS
SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class &c
draws at Alexandria, July4. 7s Number.
l. drawn ballots.
$4,000 independence day. who will have
). 900; 10000; 5000; 5000; 5000; 80 OF
l 900. 60 of 500;
Tickets $40; IA certificate of &c whole tickets
will cost Sl40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra Glass
l62-Draws at Baltimore, July s, &c. 20
Numbers; Ii drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 10000; > 900: 10 of 900;
Tickets 50; certificates OF 20 whoes will
cost SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 27.
Draws at Alexandria, July IL, 1916. rs Nos
l3 drawn.
$4,000; $4,000; $4,000; 10000: 10000
10000; 5000; 2,340; 20 OF l 600, 5S of 400;
200 OF 200.
Tickets $40, Certificate of 25 wholes will
cost $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra. Glass
l66. Draws at Baltimore, July 10, '46-7S
Nos Ii drawn
$4,000; 10000; 5000; 4 900: 20 of 900;
Tickets So; certificate OF % whole tickets
will cost $40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass %. draws
at Alexandria. July Is, 1916. 10 Nos, IL
drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 0~s-l0O each oT .OOO, 300.
Tickets $40. Certificate of % wholes will
cost Sl4o.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
Ia; draws at Baltimore July %. rs num-
bers, D drawn ballots
$4,000; 10000; 2 800; 500; 5orl 200: &c
Tickets 50; certificate OF 26 whole tickets
will cost sos.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 90,
draws at Alexandria, July %. rs Numbers,
l3 drawn ballots
SS5294; 10000; 5000, 5000; $500; 1000;
.0Ia- 100 each of 600; 100 each of 500; 200
&c. &c.
Tickets $40; certificate of 26 whole tic
keis will cost Sl45.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra Class
$50, draws at Baltimore, July 90. rs Mum
bers 10 drawn ballots
$4,000; 10 COO; 5000; 3 of 200; GOO; &c.
Tickets 50; certificate OF 20 whole tickets
will cost S65.
Since our. last circular we have had the
pleasure of disposng of one $4,000; two
81 900 and several $500 prizes. Address
your orders to R0B'T ARMSTRONG eco.
Only agents for J. q. GREGORY & Co.
Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass %,
draws at Alexandria, July %. Is Numbers,
l3 drawn ballots.
S35294; 10000; 5000, 5000; $500; 1000;
.0-s- 100 each of 600; 100 each of 500; 200
&c. &c.
Tickets $40; a certificate of 26 whole tic
kets will cost Sl45.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

STEEL TRIMMINGS.
% ~ BuNt HES Steel Beads from 10 o
- % az dozen d CLASPS.
D dozen Purse Clasps,
dn Rods and ihngs for Purses
do dn do and Tassels, very sup'r
do Heavy TnsSc!s Cor Purses aud Btg.,
IL do Rugs aud do ia do
Together with heavy assortment 81 s eel Trim
mngs and Si1el Goods of every d, scupIion. just
received aud for sale low Nv
luce II J ct IIORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-02

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass %. draws
at Alexandria. July Is, 1916. 75 Nos, II
drawn ballots.
SOU, 900; 10000; CS~l00 each cf ,0O0, 300.
Tickets $40. Certificate of % wholes will
cost Sl40.