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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-08

MEXICAN FEMALES on HoRsEBAcK.-The
Matamoras correspondent Of the New Or
leans Bee thus describes the manner Of riding.
in vogue among the Mexicans:
Did ever tell you The style in which the
Mexicans, male and female, ride on horse
back have written TO you so much noL-
seuse, that have actually forgotten whether
| have spoken nf this or not. 81. James
Day il the time thai every Mexican who can,
tesirdes a horse. There must have been on
that day more than 5000 Mexicans on horse
back. most of wh1m passed the street on
which I reside. Instead Of the men and wo-
men riding as they do in our country. they re-
verse the thing. The gentleman gets out Of
the saddle altogether on the broad piece Of
leather that hangs behind each Spanish sad
die. His feet are in the stiTrups the same as
ihoagh he were in the saddle. He catches
The SONORA by the waist. hips her up on the
Al | with the left hand encirclins the waist.
whilst the right has the reins. aud in this
manner they start off pell nell. al a rate thai
would make one Of our own ladies tembe
for her safety. II is both graceful and COM
PORTABLE,
SMoKING.-Anoher characteristic Of these
people I must mention to you. The little
Miss Jefetson, at the Matamoros Theatre.
has attracted many Of the upper ten thous
and within lis walls. They will laugh Of the
tragedy and comedy, but when The Cachuca
or Bole'o is brought on. they are as attentive
as mice to the movements Of cat, and ex
press their admiration in no measured terms.
Once the dance is ever, they get out their CT
garitos; peon hands Them a coal oil fire he
tween the jaws Of delicate pair Of longs,
and they puff away with as much unconcern
as gentleman would in a CAFE. AT the head
of box a SONORA will light one of these lit
lie chuck segars and hand ii to her mel .hbor-
| mean, hand the one she has lighted. She
will do the same to another, and SO on until
the entire box looks alive with fire.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-08
A MONEY DIGGER.

An inquisitive Yankee, seeing labore
employed in digging in a retired spot. in
CURED what he was digging for I'll am dig
giug for money! was the reply. The fact
Of course. was truly and promptly bersldcC
TO the curious in such matters, and the mon
ey digger was visited by three or four credu
sued
Visi;ers. We are told that you are dig
gins for money!
Laborer. Well amt digging foi auy.
thing else. and if you are wise you had BETTE
take hold also.
Visirers. Have you had any luck
Laboier. First rate luck. 1t pays no
big.
No sooner said than done; the four fel
lows thanking the generous deliver for giving
them an invitation TO share in his golden
prospects, off With their coats and went ia
work in good earnest, throwing out many
loads of earth. till at length, getting very
tired. the following colIoquy took place:
Visitcrs. When did you get any none
last
Laborer. Saturday night.
Visitors. How much,
Laborer. Four dollars and half.
Fisiters. That's rather small business.
Loborcr. It's pretty we'll; six shiIlings a
day is the regular price for digging cellars,
all over town.
The visiting loafers dropped spades and
vanished, quite put out with the man who
dug money at the rate OF six shillnss per
day
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-08

THE Custom ~ THE AEMr.-A letter
from the BraZos July 81, to the Wilmington
DeI.l Journal tells the following story ofIhe
habits and customs OF The Army:
The officers and privates, generally, have
pitched fights as soon as they land on sho-e.
a very ridiculous affair occurred on hoard
one Of The troop ships of the harbor. il sr-
pears that one of,he officers bought piece
of ice and one OF the privates also, & by acct
dentonc or the Others treasure was lost, s. the
reupon The officer and private simultaneously
seized upon the other piece, to determine
by force OF argument or arms which should
possess ii.
After few words and sundry blows they
concluded 10 leave II to arbitration, and the
male of the ship WAS called upon as umpire.
Upon due deliberation he decided in favor of
the officer. and on expressing his decision,
he vas instantly knocked down by some
eight or ten volunteers. The crew Of the
ship Witnessing this shameful outrage on
their officer, Immediately came 10 his rescue
and general fight between The crew and
volunteers ensued, the denouement OF which
was the mates appearing from the cabin
with pistol which he levele6 al the breast
OF his antagonist, and was prevented from
shooting him by gentleman throwing up
his arm.
The following is a mean, contemplate
slander.' ofcnurse and we only place il on
record TO show hnw far peoples tongues will
80:
The number and size Of the skirts, or pct
ticoats-grass, cloth, coffee bags-now worn
by tie ladies Of Boston, is absolutely fright
ful-amonnting, in some INSTANCES, as we are
CT edibly informed. to no less than thirty-fhree
immense envelopes. The weight of these
unnatural coverings being very great, il has
been found necessary 20 shorten them in
length. TO keep them from dragging On the
ground; and fashionable omen now bears
n striking resemblance 10 a common hogs
head. marching of on turkeys legs. 1t is
said that during the exhibition Of fireworks
on Boston Common. on the 4th Of July, a
women dressed in the extreme Of fashion, was
mistaken by some boys for public tent. and
they had actually crawIed some distance M
derthe Canvass before they discovered their
mistake
FoREsTs And STREAMs.-That remarka-
BILE man. Humboldt, has reduced it almost
to demonstration, that the streams Of q
country ail in proportion TO the destruction
of its iisber. And Of cou'er, If streams
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CHRISTIANITY IN THE CELESTIAL En-
PIRE.-Rev. D. Bridgeman, ofCantou, in a
recent letter says: The missionaries in the
northern ports are much encouraged by what
they see around them. 1t is reported that a
few are about TO be baptized both at Shang =
hal and at Annoy Iu the same letter he
says: The Roman Catholics are coming 10
clouds. You have perhaps heard Of the
Bishop OF Marking. Though his bishopric
includes only three provinces, he has seventy
six thousand Christians under his care; Eve
hundred Of whom have been added this year.
In the steamer which arrived at IoDgkong
last month with the overland mail.there were
ten Italian priests. The Bishops himself an.
italian, and he has come from the north to
receive, and direct to their labors. these zen
and also ten others who have recently ar
rived, all for his mission. 1t is said that one
hundred Roman Catholic missionaries will
enter the country this year.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-09-08

OF The rolling mills belonging TO
James Beatty, Esq. situated at the junction
of the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
and the Falls Turnpike, exploded on Tuesday
week, aud the buildings were entirely con-
sumed. Loss supposed to be from three TO
four thousand dollars. The explosion is
supposed TO have been occasioued by the
friction of some Of the machinery
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JACK ASHORE DRILLING AS
INFANTRY.

At the time that an attack upon Point lsa-
bel was appiehended. aud The brave sailors OF
The feet were transferred 10 the shore to aid
in the defence of the Point. The officers were
a little non plussed in drilling them in land
tactics. The ward OF command as given b.,
the infantry officer was all hand over fist 10
the sailors-They could get along with the
manual well enough, but when it came To
The movements they were thrown complete
Iy on their beam ends. and Lieut. R. OF the
navy was compelled to aid his friend OF the
land service.
The officer, when desire us Of forming The
company into line in the direction in which
they were marching. cried Company into
liuei' but the tars only hitched up their trow-
sers, and marched on till Lieut.. r. called
out Line Of battle ships abreast on the star
board beam when the movement was aeon
raeIy and expeditousiy executed. He then
wished to employ the men as 'skirmishers'
and charge and ordered Line of battle ships
bear dozen on the enemy = and off they rushed
like whirlwin|, with a loud huzza, sticking
their bayonets mo every clump Of bushes, or
sdshng with their sabres every pricky pair
within their reach.
Major of The infantry, who was su-
periniendug the drill, ordered. Rally on the
reserve y but on rolled the sailors Ike the
waves of the ocean with rcdoubled energy. till
their own officer, who had the order explained
to him, cried outline Of battle ships ready
about p The old boatman, who acted as ser
gean;, replied nstautly-'Aye. Aye, sir-aH
ready" Bout ship and away she goes all sail
Set bawled the Lieutenant. Every man
wheeled on his own axis, and steering for his
former position came on with perfect rush.
all right and tight-N. O. Picaync, Aug.
H.
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was correct, with polite bow, returned the
purse with an advice that i'll future she should
be more generous 10 the distressed and desii-
tufe.
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TRAVELLERS WoSDEas,-The Boston Post
is incor'igiblc. Itsays the following extract
of 4 letter from i sea captain 10 bic lady in
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-31
RETURN PREMtIIMs
WESTERN INsURANcE COMPANY

FSIIIS company, being duly organised, prepared
- make Insurance every description of Pre- aud
Marine Risks. such dwelling houses store Houses, &c
with their Also, Steam Boats. Flat koas aud
Keel boats With their care0es aud nom any port
the Ohio Mississippi their tributary streams
Applications fsr Insurance he made for the present al
The office OF the Wheeling Savings institution.
aug X McCSh Secy'
RETURN PVFM iUMS
gTaHE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF
~ WHEELING will return 10 per cent ON all prem.
Jams received for risks taken from this date where no
toss has occurred. X. MCCOY, Sec'y.
mar 3, 1915.
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COLUMBUS, 20 CoM

AGENCY FOR WHEELING, II. X. LIST,
a. ehrver & SteIlc's W aFchoise, Water street.
EeyHEY will take risks Buildings Of an kinds steam.
~ hoais and Careoes Factories Mills, Keehoa,S fla-
boats aud Cargoes &c loss damage by IRE,
the dangers aud peris of the seas lakes rivers very
favorable terms,
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their AGENTS authorized TO make the following
terms with their customers
Any person insuring single risk by which no loss 20
the company aimed, shall receive return on an
Iication the agent of 10 per cent the paid
ON nett gross premiums paid each year amounting 10
500 over, i2t per cent do; amounting TO 81 600
over, Is per cent jan. -.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THEPEoPLR.

a LLMAN & MAXWELL, have now on hand lie
s.ssS .argcsi and lest secctCl Eek eli
BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER,
Ever occcd IN tins market, an 0f winch has Teen select.
81 fon abe nanuiScurcfs, ia great care, aud ~ the
lowest cash prcn We feel 40 he,st la sa, Ing tlt,t
rS4a 0!icL gtcscT 3dnceuens Ga purcbssers tiiap ~
VIE ar nI ais NC most ,,. - t.,IJ-- IN.
~, ,f " oi'ers ava abe ,n.sssT 10 IN am ofd
lIsi .t.l aud. AMI examine our s.9cl Il. l,,c
,r ma ere and icti sa' sfed tl,af 40 ,yin
iiy AVID prices our s.GtR JIcI.ed Wih the style qua
Morocco, Sud Seal B0ois; ThitS, Ca3. Mems tro CaG
do; Msiocco Cat aud kip Monro,S; car rsal graipEd
rocco Pumps and Slippers Button Csi'c-s new siV3-
BOYS Car ard Kip Boots; Morocco Gus and ip Aioi
rocs; Ladies uc Cai Slippers snd - a!iug Saoes; En
cN co'orcd Kid Shippers and Aat Gators; black Gste7
end Ear Caters; cheap Hid, No Deco. Sea- and C,atn
Slippers; Calf kip tud Morocco noe.s and saots Miss
- l'9os, Shoes, Sprcs AND laf CSfcrs. of 0l kinds
thlrens Boots shoes, ppc's ard isf Caters of cv
cfy style quality d price
Aiso.-5UtO ~ b,., OAK tanned Spanish soc Lcathc.
$3.50 do. Hemiock DO. do d3. do
Upper Lctfher, Caf ana Morocco SKINS. Xii RndIne
AID Res and Nnite LINING SE'us; Sape Nals; Tcts;
AVIS; 4. IS. g.; Gao1uS Since ccGIng; Brushes &C.
SO 30 doZ Men, AVID Rows Fam Leaf lias, son tHcr
win ercs any Ciicr articles az az which ws uiI
sell wto'e-Sc oT re al U' tae very lowest cash rec
COT NIRN MERCHANTS wishing ~ 90 a. their slocLs
VIII 20 Wei 90 give rs a cal.
ms ALLSiAN & MAXWELL.
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II " - u * n " G. II.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..

FY1o BE INsURED-or not 10 tc--tha,'s the question:
- whether IL is better by eepmg fire. to he rain
edand subject all the ills that flesh to- or like
a prudent To- the Protection Ofice and there lie
made safe, comfortable and hSPPy-we leave for You
determine
The Protection Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn.,
having already raid SJOOOOO losses in the IVES
tern Country, is entitled 60 the highest confidence aud
their as~0f al Wheeling, Virginia,
w. r. PETERSON
viii take risks dwelling houses warehouses stores
mills factories &C. ioretrs with their contenis sneb az
furniture, merchandise, machinery, aud every other dos
crption of Unsuitable property. Also, s,esa EI ami
fiat boats and their eargocs and from any port ON ts
Western w aiers the most reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
Thesame at any other Office in Wheeling
Office on MonTocstrcct, opposite the Monroe House,
and near the Post Ohicc. jan 10.
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SAT.C OF I,r,L rsr,vI,

- rendered
James Eus!cy and ohcrs> ry the Circuit euttror court
Of Law and Chaucery FOR Ohm 49, tle 18th day
OF June. lSi6, tie undersigned acting as Commissioner
IN this behalf viii proceed ga sen, Moajav, ihc l,
day Of august, 1856 tho from door 0i he Court Housi
OF Ohio County, the follow ing described pfofc ty thsf is
ta say, al tiat certain tract OIL land sfuac on
Wheeling Greet, adioi,irg laud so'd hy William Chap
line 10 Henry Moore and Roieri Baldwin, tcsiunine a.
s.ake the bank 81 ;hc creek. thence with ssd Moore
and Baidwns line s. ist dcf Etc said ChapIiuo's hack
lire, thence y. ~ doF W. with siil la line three hun.
dred feet thence L. W t0thcIalk ofAVheeiing creek
thence mp the creek with the arcs hun
deed feet To The beginning supposed SO twelve
(2J acres coal bc the more Css urCn Zoe follow.
Ing terms Go VII; hundred doags siC0 81 the uur
chase money 60 te AID m hand aud the jy equal
rsialuicnis az sin twelve and eighteen months ,iih in
tcrest from day OF sale the purchaser giving bond ard
and The tile aimed until the whole amount OF
purchase money DC rSii. JOIN g. EOFF. ~. S.
For n. g. WOODS <. -. e.
iy iG--lm Commissioner IN Ibis tehNf;
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INSURANCE.

~ ISKS viii ho taken by the FIRE & MARINE IN
IA SURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING AT TnE
LOWEST RATES on
Buildings OF all kinds, stone, brick wooden and their
conients
Steamboats,. factories mills, &c.
Furniture: ~ '.I ftf r.r
- ell A f..ia
And against AL dangers attending the transportation OF
goods ON rivers, lakes seas, Canals and railroads.
Dor the character Of the company pronipiiiude
and iiheraty in the adjustment and
beg leave TO reor 10 the merchants Of this
elsewhere who have had the adjustment OF claims upon
ns. Office on Main street. X. w. HARDING Seo'y.
sug4.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
EYIliE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCR COMA
- NY OF WHEELING viii return ten per cent ON all
premiums received for risks taken from this time where
no loss has occurred.
feb "a II. w. HARDING, See'y.
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East side foor Norh of MaTkct Ar.y
Sf3hE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs bis friends
-. AID ihe public That De las faten the above ..srr
where De is prepared 10 receive goods nr sa'c ON com
ssian or a. auction. attend all saics nf Furniture
Mefcha idhc o. Real Esa'e he most isvorahs terms
nry Coods. Hardware, Book and Variety Sales o,
lnnrfdsy aid FRIDAY cseuisos Furniture saic. 40 Tho
.i'.e on "wednesday Erd Saturday morning. Thcuhmi
1f Past ivoTs, le viii cndeovur tu me.i. continuance
oi pubic patronage. q. ~ WN. HALL.
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superior Gum CIV GorTcas Trlro
imlcfd do Weston Bsr.fyc Cheese
l"nig iiys9udo kerawla salt
p hacs ia TaHC do iu ioycs
I b.si iaNsC gtcc SuPs Family Flour
| iaNcN no 90 ttN cutcl raron
! 1p Mnhc 40 Tcns. shoulders & Sitel
10" hlNh Have do Sperm Csudict
30. chocolate Mould a dirt 1ail0w DO
Nul error > House Mo'ssscs Xauesvtlr Resin soap
No % shaving Sosp
u.itle fcid Ioaf sugar NSfieea's,i do in has
DO DO Small isavos Cay'b choice A IA AZ, ,.,f
superior Crushed sugar RAarco ana scotch s,,,,T
N.OtCaif 90 fcra'ta ant frirC'-c Cera-s
Nos & 2 MackcreiIIf srsr.s n, -,,J -o,.
No rrtfns Rrst Etr. lov.ier
No trimmed Sbsd Lead ard Shot
Pepper ground and ungd Percussion Cas-
ausP'e" thves b'ockiuc and scruls brushes
S,ihfah.oh Nihfer NSgnus shoe Hacking
nus ara N''hes 20, .. 8, go, 10. q Icd Mails
"'c SVNthH PES no &c snli Cordege
in-aAs iehch 1ufiauts Beaver BuCkcfs
ttier.s English NNGuafs Superisr 4 i,is- yino-.-
lrcou9 SOn shd Almonds Whine 7r,l oitor manor
Cormau MSddcr Ink BLACK ssUd '''N
Mum and CopTcras sic and 1859 ,,ibJ,,, ,.i,.,
W lih variety ofoihcr articles cNt cttol an ,,- 4s
iFom the East and gscv here which A. IA mali tI 800,
ineni very complete, al If which Win la sod III ~.
cheapest rates.
Having experience in business slta' ma,
efforts ~ procuring ard always keeping ihc e., az
',lvs win tie assurance that will SCH as an ies 81
ehcap a. any Other hous' m the city, and cu most e-
ice ulN nNie al those wishing ala-rStn 10 clI ana,
eAsinlhe for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
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re. fFsy ,Tgf,fTo fI0fhj,ln
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
AT NO, 60

- 80 FORSYTH a BAKERS,
THE SUBSCRIBER fsiisls i,lAttif rom an txheti.
O! rs years va rcantile bsncs in ~ city, thai
lac anticipate the wants of his numerous ons.oIes
aud friends in the selection OF chose and seGsopaae
Goods takes pleasure in announcing 10 them that he Is
now receiving and will continue 10 receive mOuihiy
throughout. hs te largs and test selected sock
Of Goods offered in the Clothing Trade m this city
purchased from the icsi houses in Philadelphia aud Bal
hmore, selected from the choicest approved
makes the most desirable Goods OF The Season, aud will
be sold for very small advance, VIZ French, English
and American Broad Cloths from supcrfue 10 medium;
Iwilled neIgsn 40 do, Invisible Green, Blue and Ioa
Brown do do; extra heavy hluc aud Wool Llk dou
be miled Cassimercs very desirable; also single mled
plain and fancy French AID English Cassimcres very 81
peTor aud CHEAP; also and 81 Gold and silver mixed
and plain Tweeds. from fine 10 medium French Liuen
Drill all qualities Summer Cloths, drah dE'c, Tersfgn
Indiana and Orleans do; 500 rs. Linen aud Cotton Plaid
striped and Check PantSloous; siud Vestings. plain
striped, Mode Meriuo and other Fancy Ncsngs in sreai
variety. The Above goods will lie made TO order by
hrsi rate cutter and good workmen warranted equal to
..L-l I'm d.. Er u. e. 30 L
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'S'a'a l'EEEIN FLACai.

| CORNER or MAIN AM NoHRor STREETS,
WHEELING. VA
>. Baltimore win the LARGEST slock OF sprng aud
SnmmeT Goods That was eyer looked in any one house
my STORE 20 double former size for the npro,e Of
MAKING room for iny SARGE STOCK ard TO- tho ac-
VohuOuaI'nn oil my customers a. they Ia have
aso opened new additional ncoRs sud ihis m.
pronemcnt thiak. viii enable me To- raw every attention
20 s VINO may honor me with call. have frequently
had So many visitors and ives 20 much crowded that tey
have been compelled To leave want OF ROOM 10 nok a.
come one. come all aud every attention win Ic raid for
my stock Of Goods Sad my store Sufficiently large 10
on end youns-Aarlicd and sinslc-Lades,
STOCK or CLOTHS.
n'ack' brown, Green, iomO, Invisible Greer. Bluc
ana various other fancy cyioed Broad Co.hs imported
nom France and England direct eor The fslcoal'c irsfe
Also aarEe supply OF he siyie IT French Cas-
heIes, uIeror To any thing offered horn ia style
NESrINGs-As 10 Vestinrs. I dcfy The world IN boat
uleh either in qualify, or variety; shall cmpi 10
enumerS.S the dilerea kads present. iut ufce To-
pSsc eHeose IAiIo" Tor not unders adins the iochni
SUMMER CoNT & BATTALION rTT,rrs.
ran s and Fancy Linen Drilling. Check; Browp Rack
ana Fancy Cashmere lonlssincs Sik aud " 0af wec,s
al ooiors ard grades; ruckapss and Hrnry C.s, Moc,
numerous &, mentor, Al Inc 5rS, oI, ta
~ sou ~ Ihe pceeyar OF nsde rp 10 order in NY
READYMADE CLOTHING.
Ny sock Of clothing consists IN part OF Drosd Cloth
Frook aad Dress Cos's OF al co'O.s and atpt, I,rn
d'Ea, Cashmere. lomrszmc. Twccds Linen c.ltcfs
Of summer Goods thai he New Yogk make ca, r
FANVALOONS.
ssiirc-c, tassrc-. Jeans 'rveods, Snmrcr Cloths
Arroa Linen Chec@s,, Gaut'fOons. Yuct apavy e,fs
Henry Clay Iweeis and every other Kind OF u ln.I
Goods an ready 10 walk into.
NEslS-My STOCK q vcs.s is rcrhors tie les, oos
ing ana ne largest assortment Thar loocd n
III Any cry varying m prices n0m 30 cents 10 S..
embraces al cooas, ives and qualities
p dozen le Linen and Cotton Shris. Chcc, and com,
mon more tlan have time 90 count; Coa-= Bosonls.
SuspSndeTs' Glove, Crava's Stocks; sin and iireu
va hose; and GREAT variety OF 0;her
articles. such a. LAUiisS DRESSES al Patterns az NJ
styles; Palm Leaf liza, and Umtrcas m short cy.rv az
ncie ma te'ougs 10 regular MERCHANT TAfLOR'S /
- IA ALlshMHNI, for furnishing Gcni'auru with an /
for cash. ~ 'F
In conclusion will say, that ard VIII sell nv
goods cAca tr Aau ore ot any competitors, who last-ea
me trouble TO aSe the same lrtyy i1 c Eastern ci
cav puy mem and hoe my old Gus oc-s wei IS ny
new ones wiz no longer be Eulcj IS tAis HIGHWAY ana
poorly made up tothins, sUCg daily offered t those
iEoso liat lave no hnocdgc Of the profession ,y,-r
c. Therefore would rcsrcruly sohch nav frie H. 1
Customers and ihe Pubic sencf ally 10 can and examine
IoF themselves as 30 VIII afford and ms clerks pii,r
ES3sgTe 70 wait on al a. any .iuc. Dom, ofcet ne
CHEAP CA.H CLOTHING STORE o. rir for>tp I
with -FOUR BIG LCOES Ia,cll : RICT
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pBIJsTE,1g 's 49,,

- virtue of lwp deeds oft from George w Nes
- De- one iesrug ds'c The lfh eepteml ar 1ftI tFr
ncf tc-fng cl'c tle Jh NAV 1885, aud ho'l ct retord
~ thc tcfs ofccof che County COpst TOR Ohtu count ~
slt oi iHcsft-, zoe ~h Septcuic- o., as ths iu.i,
cnor oi Ic Cons huu-H for OHIO .orutv ssh al .ti}c
auction, rsi- g lois numbered - q 26 l Jonathan
snt ad1Ui1r to Wheeling. rputWs a'put sc-sHfy.sx
i on iue Ets' site 90 Itu stscc yCra u ssrstou
sid Worth sfces, aud running bach sine t de-: 10 oil hi
IUtg.
selling 14 Trustee. shell convoy {. tlc rur-hs-nr oy
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