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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
a SHORT HISTORY oFrHE LATE GEN
VAN MSS.

\ Washington letter writer gives q brief
bat Interesting history OF the late Gen. Van
Ncs,, who came 10 Washington ia 1901, as a
men5sr Of cousrss from ihc State OF New
York, a dashins aud elegant young man Of
about rs wars OF age. The writer saws;
Ia the year 1903 hc mariel thu daughter of
oil David Burns, who was slsrse landed pro-
lrctor, when. what's now a city wasdiyidrd
lVtwcen curniirldS and swamps. Miss Burns
was All only child, a very beautiful and interes.
Tag woman, aud after The death oi her father.
became poN>-s>sd vt his property. Under tie
carclul aud thrifty management OF Gen. Van
NcsS, THIS property IN q little less than a half
century, amounted in value, 10 n,afa half mil.
lion oi dollars. Gen. Van NrsS had by thi,
marriage only one daughter, a lovely vnd &C.
CJmpiishcd g'd, who dicd soDn after her msr-
Ilagr. La a icw year, afterwards. Mr.. Van
Ness ollowed her daughter 10 iie tomb. hav.
rag h'cn borne down With gtirt ever since the
iss oi her child. thus leaving Ged. Van Mes
snic lfJrrctUT ol lhis mnense raj estate.
Tue only hriN 81 David Burns now living
mat nrincmbCf, ac two persons. q brother 4
SISTER, CONSISTS 81 lhr late MS. Van Ness. Tb,
iOruer has b,ru au inmate at The poor hou-,
iOf st'cIal Srars past. and thr attcf.a widow
~ fcstiinS hvw n great dcstItutipn and power
- 10 t'r early Vartoi Ihc present wear Gen
Van Ness dicl interstate ,-al least 40 viii hd
isen found. Cornelius e. Van Nes.. b0ih~
oiGrn. }. 4. v. kiIJwn Ia The public ~ GOV
81 %Fcnn"ut, as MINISTER TO Spain, aud - col
hector OF New lors. proceeded 80 take ol
i't'efs "i.adntrisifiiinn upon titc estate. Mr.
Ootn'cf, ihe pcTson assuming Ia H. Mr.. Va
Nrs-, sought To- invoke llc itttrn ubtuincd b
Hon. Van Ms. TAe G, phius Court tunc,
TOE tna't.r oYrfio The Circuit Court, which /
80" investigating ihc Tact Of the alleged mar
TIsgc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
sATURDAY.......D DECEMBER 5. 1916.

La the WISCONSIN Convention. Genera
Crawford took ortesicn 10 lecture the "democ-
rscy." ln the course Of his remarks. he sol;
he boPed the time would never come. when
he should have ile modification of seeing
any member at the Convention CONC into the
chamber Guddlod.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

Under all circumstances. there is but one
honest course, aud that is. TO do right. and
trust the consequences To Divine Providence.
Duties are ours-cvents are Coils" Policy
with all her cunning, can deyise no rule so
sale: saluisry aud cf, Give, ~ this simple
maxim.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

Judge Wilde, OF the Supreme Copr, Of Mas.
sachusctts la a recent case where a tenant
made claim for a reduction from rent for. re.
pairing Windows, said that he had hsull '
known a cas-; IN his experience where tie ten.
ant Was not liable TO make good the brrskseg
OF windows. That such was the well. settled
common law p~unciple, aud would take a
very distinct agreement TO the contrary to con-
troll III.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
FIRE ATLoUISVILLE-Loss OF LIFE

FIRE Ar LoUISvlLLE--LoSS OF LIFE.
Two brick houses, situated on the corner q,
Hancock aud Green streets. Louisville, were
entirely consumed by fire ON MONDAY morning.
just before day. We are psined 10 learn that
two Gcrmans we've killed, and several Others
severely injured by the falling out Of the
walls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

The steamer lchigb, which left here yestsr
day, broke tie connecting steam pipc abnI,
thre o'clock in the s~iternoon. when above
Rush Tower, which disabled her from orc.
ceeding on her trip ill il can bn repaircd-
Fortunately no one was injured. The Clerk
arrived last evening ON the RobeT, Fulton
NJ. LoHfs Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
LooK OIL FoR THE couNrERREIrs

LOOK OUT FOR THE CoUNTERFEITs.
The New Nork IspeTs are Publishing a list Of
new counterfeit Bank notes. among which
arc Sos on tlle Commercial * Farmers, aud
Farmers aud Merchants Bunk OF Baltimore.
Mi. Thompson, publisher oi the Bank Note
lbeiector. cautions the public against taking
any notes on Ihe New England Banks OF the
Old siercotype plate, under five dollars, the
imitation ui Tits plate arr 10 skiliiully done,
as to deceive the most prac,istd a, irs, sight;
also rJ-cl any note on which one part ol the
engraving j. done in bisckcT or paler ink ihsr
the rest ul lhe bill; they are generally uItrn
lions. Ii - diatuit to get the shading nj
the altered portion vi tbe note exactly TO cor
respond with tbe gcnuins portion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

STEAMER JAMES PILCHER BURNT.
The steamer James Pitcher, which has Tor
some time been running a. a regular packet
between Louisville and Henderson,, was en-
nmly consumed by fire, while living at New
htbdny, on Sunday night last, about II O'Clock.
We understand that She was not insurcd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

NEW YORK CANALS, The ls,es, sd.
vices rem the North represent that the Erie
Canal 10 closed from Schenectady. Between
that place aud Utica there sre upwards OF one
hundred boats, all heavily laden with iou,
aud other pnoduce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

-" q Can CoNsrMFTTON NJ C-hrn /,
u.a's = question: sheh q maa wien lived I. a d,-.rrt,,.
~" e"esi esanh - Hes many pcopae do yt., ., 80
ns Nho nave unEn tuhsTrulaird. hat uhirh A.. a.,
-'"nSf Whu - foasumpfionf "a t. Uh~r,tr. al.
~ .uher ihsH " urrsc tnirrcles wcrp hrsira IN. A.
80 n"A, 80 tfteer.' 80 SAYS Nhs rr'rhr afrdD AssE.
ss,h. AID what did be 49, ET rar,ax luisf,sis,ed
Tpn' ~ ue NrFy ingredients thaf enter ip,., H.
sShln-HtHa 81 Df. TAyiot's RSlxan az Itvcr.a,t -.
10 boNery. The ralasi4e discovers ana r,,rhi, -
Atesis us sbsie Constitution. uue II tie s,o-, rour.I.,
",'s,'s st t's ar Etscs A. th- EeasH 81 ~, hsnv 81 .r,,.
sil"n tbSi pulmonary tultfelss AZ k,t a., 1885,.
y grhetel dt~nasri henre the ren.se az tfe pyae
1901 tttei = }d'ohans tn tbs dt.nasr. oss ~ thr l..t
Phy s'.sasio whsni Eaxisnd gave hinh,r and the ven.
". no'l "he, "f saf own country (ehnae III. wss
Pf"aonrod 10 The are az l0s ysaW and of m, r..t.
tuay 6iSndD eve ~ the twirisiess o,rsn,sn,s ~ a.
s-,sisy % FsHHsi svants, 10 Wia~e u.iev,. ana e,ne,,
- ~ s"ita iird frns-ay win 10 . lasiinu ,.o,tnu,,,,
Psa.eHinE MS Tame throughout all laud.
sNN"r 81 tountefffiis. Ray n.sht,. t,.. -.
- ~ 80 OF h.e. j. i%sds Ia tsa h. rov, - -
t ~ Auleiel D. m the engraved t.s-t a..
- sS'S h"WeTy. - iT5 Water strrss. A. A., -
JAMES BAkKR. Wheeling. ia.
"ANTED. Dried appl.. s,s ,e,e,. pt.----
80, ,st.t sad TtHsptby seeS HuiieF. aha. tte.u.
"t'tsf sPrS-, hofs, 3a,s and Feahrr..
''' " ~ JiAIsoN.
EobiD BOX NisfS. The sa,<~y,hs, A.. ..,.,
~, msaniseiafs Of Slitd Box Visrs aud ,sork. "a
- csaieha sta Aseainis1s. WIN are inxst~t a. r.aG
s.ehTea. They VIVA - uaale fsom fs 49, 49,. - $3.50
.aa Hmbs WARRANTED eIasi 10 any maSe in M, Ips,.
AID ~ as how . price.
~" = ""- sAML NEIL.
EsAstl.v HANS. " A fsw more Lo ~ ,h
DcosnAsr =, le8.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
ANOTHER DIGNITARYiNTRoUBLE.-

ANOTHER DIGNiTARY IN TROUBLE
Allen NJ Sniicn, E~q. New York Corpora
ton Attorney was last evening By a unani.
nous vote, discharged irom office by the Boar I'd
OF Aldcrncn. 1, would appear that his rsgu-
lar solafy YVES 5000. and that he had ap.
proprialrd 10 his o.sh use = variety OF ices
which did not legally belong to him. The
unfortunate grlilc,nan Is SlsD held sccounta
Die Tor oil the lees he received during his sd-
ministrs,lon, and Cor the recovery Of which
he u TO R prosscuied.-BreOkiya Duly Id.
p~ertiSer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

WIN
Ihosr SHHioHs. who have been rsising the
Wind to extend The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road to Pittsburgh BY means Of the frandu.
tent grant To the Pittsburgh and CpnnclI,, lie
company, after reading the above article
rom the uazette, may we'll ask who did Mil
LOCK h"Oinf Who - IL that has had the
impotence 10 knock the noise" out of the
whole project. By ~obsfinateiy refusing To fur
nish the money TO Pittsburgh 70 carry ON Thu,
work OF iraudi Why. forsoolh, the h. 81. o..
X. X. Company. ~ho IL seems ore UNIV iIling
to cotlnec' themselves with on act uf incor-
potaiion that was smHggied into existence.
aud which they well know will b. repealed
by the representatives OF a free people. at the
earliest p%racticle moment. Another rea son
which Is the last, though not least, WHY the
H.. q %. X. X. Company have not furnished
The moncy, Is, because they have not any to
spare Tor that OF any other purpose. Their
stock II now selling in the market at 4Oi cts.
on the dollar, and their bonds bearing an in-
iercst OF SiN per cent. and secured by mort
gage on The whole work, are also selling al a
depreciation OF 20 cents on the dollar.
% ulus ends the farce, after ''Siith1rs' of
resolutions, conventions and sddressss-after
hill letter, and even Galloway's speeCh-af.
tsr the repeated announcement in the public
journals ot Pittsburgh. chat the whole west
Was m motion on the suJJoct"-after columns
ct dcnunciaiion, prayers end hard swearing.
with occasional threats Of desolping The STATE.
the whole thing turns out postum" Flick
hill must write another letter 10 his friends
in Pitts6ugh, and tell them that he, too,
@Hpiy rtgTfts That The dog is dead"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

DIED ~ A SNOW STORM Mis-. Sal
Dwhe p nshrd Ins snow storm nesf ths c,.,,'
~ lVif hntise in Omugs county =. YorE h.,
Thu ssy hst. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

nrng ard Fishrf's eoo,i. 49,
fislsf's A.. Tufnef's a.. nss, -.
tlpF cais aaa fenHs.eutnssr.. -.
fnefifah fafmrfs. Husst~.sg. -
~ Aagssinf eFm. Gen. ysrE.,. 49,
-, 80 fnmsfs and Heshsslr. -.
d.. ~ uuHNHN0OE
NaftffF gesfar -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

THE QUAKER AND THE COUNTRY
MANA Quaker passing through market.
stopped at a stall aud inquired the price OF
Citrpns.
Il have none" said the honest countr, man.
that will suit you: they are decsyed, and
their favor is gone"
THANK thee, friend; ! will 30 TO the mex,
stand"
Hast thou any good fruit to day" Said he
10 the dealer.
ayes, sir; here are some OF the finest nut
megs OF my garden. They are small, but rich
OF ueir kind"
Then thou can'si recommend them9'
90. certainly. SIR"
Very well; | viii take two" He Carried
them home, aud they proved not only un.
sound, but mise rably tasieless.
The next morning he again repaired to the
same place. The man who sold him the furi,
the preceding day asked him il he would lik,
some more.
Nay. friend; thou hast deceived inc once.
and now, although hou rnayest speak the
truth, still ] cannot trust thee; but lhy nei.h.
Dor chose to deal uprighily with me, and
henceiorIh ] shall be his patron. Thou
wouldst do well To remember this, aud learn
by experience that a falsehood /, a base thinp
in the beginning. and a very Improbable one
in the end"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

r osborne Portrait Painter, re-rectaaiiy InSssuns
~ = the inhabitants OF Wheeiing, that he has returnaa
10 MI roine cnEagcnenlr made prior 10 hs rpceae
ss~ricc tfom tlte city Ills foSsA y aver nr. Brsntiis.
SOS, where he wiRb H. happy 70 receive orders IN bic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

Us- We are indebted To the B~rownville
Herald Tor the following home truths IN homcly
but strong language.
"A WARNING FOR BALTIMORE.
We heard with regret. yesterday, that the
Directors OF the ConnellsyilIe Rsilrood had
withdrswn their Coris Of Engineers from the
tne, aud suspended operations Tor the pre-
sent. The reason given ior this step, is,
the un~accountsble drlsy. and the provoking
uncertainty which hangs over oil the move.
meuts OF the Directors of the Baltimore Rail
road. We say We hrsrd ct this movemrn,
WIN regret, not because we differ with the
bSrd in reference TO the propnety o( their
scuoni but II pains ~ that all our fond hopes
OF a direct Railroad connection with Baiti.
more are IN danger OF being blasted lorev, r.
Our directors doubtless acted risht. We ne.
yer expected to make tbis entire rad our.
selves. IL - useless fOr us 10 ~ on without
the cooperation OF the Baltimore Company
aud a. We hare met with unexpected hrsi,s
'ions aud delays in tina, quarter. i, is to nc
purpose mat We waste our energies ou mi,
projcct.-Puts. Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
NJ. l.. EASTMAN,
PRODUCE

nENpTES hts winle afisnfion to The parehs.e an
- shipment Il rosuoe. Boz the uShal hrokerafF go.
Hii-si"u ~ one half per cent. iur purchases nssds in ~
city, aud ono I-r rent for purehases ofsussr ana Nola,
So from Plautstson. srrs4 Sns
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

opsHsa ead nee reaay fF sas ~ ~ .st.~,h.
clegsHi FtAno fenss, nass rross 80 a.t
Nsfy HuIsfi1f time $50 Gnish. $50 ~
1ansArtnfefs pfifes. Ale = sse. ....
@tss tH.sfnspsnts SursFs. Plain sns a-eda'. ~
~ ' te'tn "rinFs, N~s musie ara a.,s.r :.
~. 80 s'oyt ~ Toys aad Vsfisss 49,. =.
New -. ~ e#a
Nar.t.n 49, - MELLON. Tstab ~.
Nhesfhs "a
A'.uoe Hhe pfefe huE~e srsas Faa~s. go a., A..
tpH.gnE STA e~ss ~ Wt~eff.v u.1.s
ra'fe. Fisis sissk ssk rrirst. So "tsfF
H., ~ 49, sd alsa a.. sMk yr.aisv. 80 80
q dexru cukYfs. isacg lefte ~
Ney - \. ~ ADAMS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIoN- r,

BEAUTIFUL lLLUSTRATIoN.-The fol.
towing ILLUSTRATION is from the writings of
one ut the old English divine x-What in
reality, is the distance between the fr ;tbfuI
Christian ON earth. and the spirits Of the jus,
made perfect IL is as il, 10 am apartment
h'led with bright lights aud burning clearly.
there were one dimmed BY the earihcn vase
which suSdue and almost darkens its lus,rc.
GU have only To shivrr the vase Of clsy, sud
me iight u enshunes shall beam forth, IN
dinmed. amongst its fellows. Such NAV b.
lle transition by death. of the spirit OF the
Christian from the earthly house OF this tab
%'rlsciS, 10 its full unclouded shining.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

- 'thhr-s Cro~s eiaes haso,s
I'' received sHd ~ ssistf JAfnGssgs49 ,Hl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

WIS Mhied blankets frotn Mckee and Rol~,,
sone VIII, aiso Bro ftsaBefs. NagHs Ar. who,
ss-,as hass Neea -eid 81 ga these 10 yesu.. Ts.sryr
S.esNets, Nhite and bfoe. canton Ftannels and a vrnsr
81 ss.ofta,ent % fsn and Winter Goods Al r,,rc. H.,
'".esnee-' tnyes cannot nsake t,r loast Ohireit W. Ar, =,
III. yOHAFTON, gf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
WAsHINGroS. Dec. I E1.n;,,

The Smithsonian Board Of Regents are all
IN The city bat one or two. aud have made
some pr"gnrss IA the important business "a hich
brought them here. They had their second
meeting at the Vice Presidents room to-,Iay
sIl present but Messrs. Preston and Chout.-
several reports were made from commit,re-
og' no bosiness OF importance was transact,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

100 Ifis Vs. pssS ha-,s. ~ pss A. a.
hofoffs ssuea ed a-rs.g =
f'if~ - ~ sshsbf ALINAkE "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
sgRteIIs gRFAKI y mn wut,~r

sbhhStN BRIAN ~ THE WEtIAND
CAhAL-Te arhOoUer Nistaa smi N,ne
snd inE raase 10 ibis mssfning fp,m h.,
Hfilsnd tatai aud ppOH . scrious break t.
~" ~. Gaihapuss. ~Iine 100 lrei bling wash
~ sway B%rPuuinE bad bern cptn1..ceI
i"i ~'''.s daJr nssi slalH isiou ihe brea,l
o. tisr a.
iH break is prculi5hf unfortunate NJ fb.
U'ns % There IS . lsr1c Sect ui vessel. ,u H..
''i"l ihis sd, bUuad doun with pfoIore
hnd sl-o D isfgf ntm1f b 'ut H. brssk
b1uii uP, uldI gIoI-, Sc. tf fbe N,sf
Cierti8nd Hfrai5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05
SHIP

N~ARFENTER's TOoi.s-The su~i-eriser hA. juss ~
~ cctvcd Shir tErp~ntcr's Axrs and Adzrs froaa \.
~. Msi-on Nrw York. Dunlap and Msaerts BsHssaors
pattern aud Cincinnati frpn, n. q. Seyhold A GO. all
which ~ itc most approved patterns in the three usmed
oiic-, and wili ~ satd al tIse naaa1fAetarrrs priers VI ith
Nov u. Ie&6.
TYNioN1oMN Glovc.-s aos pair b--t Ustsassea
- make Of Buckskin s;ov~..
Nov ~. sENsENEY a RHoDKR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

LEGAL MILLENNIUM lesm
lfVn' uT SunpicI Is. - Bauu,I. tlHt tie
1@'uh ~ Appeals st ut cAJta ses.ion in
NeSl's' lasi, dp Fird in ID, coz Of Dig. Al
iuih'aiat"f, rs. BaTkley 4 Cstitau that w lren.
. itnfHis7oy note " payable with interest.
~ . iuiurc day uiRn II lblls du tie interest
SooHlc lFinelPsl. snd % NOS psid. he whole
atn""ht iulcfest Tor iic future
A"uh = hotc iof q ituussinl dOlhfs b. made
l"yHbir ons yesf inaH date. with interest
i'pn' dslef atihL cndoi ilic yeaf ,hc sinount
aue vail ~ slg10, and llat amount II mp,id
VIII hcnl interest iur lhr lmur. the -,
bp9tsFie VII 90 cuuS e a9ply tu houds add al
"i5rF nuticn contacts. Wh,f o. interest 4. a.
abie ~ hxed time.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

MURDERED ~ 81 Phillips. menhant
80 Ahrklam Gauada Wt-l. Sc. hundred ,n
hir s''f' y e1nc Ic.ruu u~ttu0un. un tbe
uIglt 81 III 1Jta 3d..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

A WILD VlSIToR.-A Buffalo from the
wilds OF the west, probably from the lar OF
Missouri. passed through our borough on Fri
day lost. IL attracted great %t,ention from
our towns folks, men, women aud children.
who were quite surprised ot the appearance
OF such a stranger. He was in a drove ol
oullocks, and his wild haggard look; his dark
heavy shoulders anil shaggy locks wen. In
powerful contrast with gentle mein of the OF
en- IN company with which he was travelling.
Tie seemed quite gentle and travelled along
very orderly. He is probably designed Tor
eastern mcnsgerie. Ii is rarely that we have
seen such cattle among us.-Fhiagc Record.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-05

MI INl.-The zhO0n,r Ann Elisabeth
C'pt hdsms iom New York. bound 90 Bali
m'T' pot INTO tn DeisWsre Break Water on
fIi'ay evening, with e uumbcr oi srsmcn ou
h"sid 40 . stale 81 muiiuy. Nine at lic mutt
me's succeeded tn la0diug late that night, aud
ia oi them iuadr th,,t,u..c4 TL, ,,h,e,
iipe wrne az. tosly Of thr auttouu,sotL.wcs
SIXTEEN 81 Tie mutinrcn yet remained on
elafJ. a. express lisd ben despatched to
NhmmBiOn los d revenue cutler
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
HEAD QtAKrERS.
J. G. GREGORY & co. ,Msnasrr.
vssr; N % Maryland s~s Aiss.as,. Lsa-S.s
SPLENDID scHEMEs
FOX 1916.
NEW JERSEY LorrERr
Class y. sssws . S-~ js~rs. nee. q ne
mn. 81 $500 Ss$ 'Ia e p sss' I, $780, ss :.
Tis.r. 5 aOss- = eeuiSesis % = ws.,s. "a v sA,
$36.OOW
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Ci~-os davis a, AieSnadria. Ice. ~ fsss,
- No. IS drawn Ralots.
pre- Of s5ooo ! u 100. " asDi efIyos. { %
Iva. 10 Of 1870. and 10 % no, lf
Tickets $40. . ecruaes,e ofs pseAsre 80 - whole ,ie.
wv JgRS.y LOTTERY
Class TOO, draw at New Jersey pee 10, 1870.
- Nos.-is Drawn nslia,s.
, prize OF ssocoo % sSoo, Of syce, Y OF r-ec.s
T,e1e,. 81. eer,ssSss Il . rl,s:. va q !. 80. To-
eeS, siar- IN proportion
GR M SCHEMA
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Cls-. n. drawsa at Alesm'asi.. Dee 10 isA
IS >o~.-it Drawn Ballots.
! prikc 10 Sm.OOO. I of l0.Ooo, 4 81 300. 4 Of snTD
I ct 4Uco. . ~ a.o00 ! 2.Do of s.ioo. 1 % 400, Eof
itSu. nof 80. N OF iO0 AMI ~ No.
Ttckrt. SO. = oertinssi~ of25 wlsos ticksss Mn be
-ont foo sisj, shares IA proportion.
NLw JERSEY Lottery
ClN-- TO-, draws - New Jes-ey Dee. ~, Isss.
- Na.-lf Bailois.
I prize $4,000. : OF 900, 3of 200, sof sooo, q Of
| I la. = Of i.5o. ) Of 100. ssd 70 80.
rickcssi; eevtihcs,s ~ Tickets vAl ~ seas fr cy
dols. share. In pfoPSriiru.
ALExANDRy LOTTERY
Cia-. =. draws N AeSandria. necember u, leN.
- Nos-i3 draws nAliots.
7 prize s1o.0o. . az Is.Uo. I OF 500. ! Of S.0on, of
600. I of 3.0Oo. 10 ct i-Ho, % of soo. 80 go. snA
la OF ~. T,ckes ei0. c~ruiheafe nj - who's tlck.
cts VIII - sent tpf ITO dollars. shares IN Propouiea.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY
Ctsss Ioi, for lstd, draws Of New Jersey Dee. -. $50
- nauless, IS drawn haiots.
2 prizes OF 1000. 1 of 3.sO. I of 100. IS % 200. co
of ID aud 30 of 40. riekets sL a e~ertthesss 81 -
wholc- will Nc cent fct So, shares IN prcportioss
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws on Mosdsys sRd Thursdays tlrOuxhout tee
nsonth of lroemtcr at Cosingion, Ny.
sTtckeis 81. a ccrtihcatr OF - wllola tickets. IN sh~ss
lc'teEI,s, VIII 10 -sni for sl4, Halves 81 ,ovsrtsrs saSD
} GGREGoRl a 90. Manager. Wbeeiins. Va
Your orders 10 RoHT ARMSTRONG CO.
Sos Agent, for the Managers. whssiins. Va
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BAlLEYs ToNIC MIXruRE.
DhEI tV-NfO "INAtFhbf
Or compound FIHid Extract Of Cbchor-s
RuJra, a Vegetable EebrifHge IL the treat
meRf Of FEVER and HGUE.

meni Of FEVER and 1GUE.
= Inre to the Pnldie a. a .Afe ana raieieai rcsasay IN me
Hssi"Icnt ~ fcser and Axuc, woatd remark. that ~ in-
ffcdient D. usd deieisrious Ia The human system. % hsinE
eitlfeiy SgsvtahAr compound. and MAY ts us-d whh
Assd stTragtiHrl and give Ioar To- tile stomach. In All
complaints ARISING frOn a morbid 80 drbilniated system.
,sa'~e ~rasne--. &e. q will he foapd admirably adapsed.
h1t ~ HpDst rcmOkahie good effects viii hr Observed I'M
Tie cure ~ Fewer and Ara~, oleerVed ~ nos ansy eraSl.
esiing tr dt-cAsr, hsit ? irctaaiy rcnls imr al prrairro-
shtpn '" ~ THIS additional virtue will ~ daily sunre.
s,s"a ~ ths~f ~h" have Sanrfrd und-s . seeopd attack
OF h,s dt-''e.stag somplaiut. and - % ssrelf q Frron,-
medics nov in nee.
CERTIFICATES.
y take pleasure ~ stating to tide puidie the roo4 effects
nav. espeIisnoed fsoa the ~ u Bsii.ys foaie nif-
t"fe fot tie cure Of Pryes and Aaae.
IN the fsi Of lrl0. I was ATTACKED with Ysxs, ..d
NE"si s"d y continued oa ne nearly I've Years LAT
r }, seehsHed 81 ever NsiaE cured q u I used Tewn.
- I"h,e hifi9Fe. winch oaiy relieved nee ~ a
ny constitution. u hick lad heretotssse tets str,,-, 49,
eahHtte, hSd Bow 0on the caects rf the dtsease. h~~oa.o
Mo'o formulated, and I iuuHa myneif IN rasseg = a..
s"aisylns situation Ny constitution wa aiHuss.f hTo.
tcnscdIes bad us-a AID noe NO GOOD, anil { esssd nsi.
Wy. i"nir Mixture. which ! had recpssn~o.f~d IN 49,
80 Nm happy - a'ar 80 say that iu the space 81 6,ay
~ eiiif'ty .Hted, and ehhoprh ssufsrrF yeS
hed no Fciafu Of ti@ aisrase. I h4a M S~lf e,stireiy
e4'oa" 81 ue di~eHse and az pfealsrssitton To- u.
nNRNET MEi.BOaNR,
fot save Niaie-s,e asa ruiSil Ia lie pro.,,tssar - A..
s,s.n'' and sh~' by az irp ;sisss shrOnzsgua ,l- Usi'sd
~ 80 wso,,-a'- spd re,sllby Nm. BSt.Ey. sos.
Hepftefnf, cpr. Sauis a Fulton -. HsankItn. n. n.
Tor ssie wisoessis and retail. ~ nsaRafasSmrrrs rfiers
~ PRNOR & FAuf.I.
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