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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

A TROUBLESOME CoRREsPoNDENT.-
The Democrat" has a correspondent who
writes from Jefferson, who is continually
getting the editor into trouble. A few
weeks since, he was "poking all kinds of
fun" at the enquirer" about its course on
the Oregon question. The Enquirer" had
been "Fify.Four-Forty or Fight" man,
and kept its flag up with "54 40" on it,
until the appearance of Benton's great
speech on the Oregon question, in which he
conclusively proved that there was no such
line, and that those who advocated il ough,
to be ''cut for the simples," when it quietly
struck its fag-published the speech, and
recommended it to its readers as one oil
the greatest productions of the age. The
democrat" and Enquirer" stood shoulder
TO shoulder for all of Oregon, and every
lick its correspondent struck was equally
hard on its shoulders
The last number Of the democrat" con.
tains another letter from its correspond
ent, in which he is lecturing the Inquirer
on the subject of Folks veto of the River
and Harbor bill. The enquirer" announced
the passage of the bill by Congress, ir
terms of appreciation, and like its friend
Bowlin, was not prepared for veto--and
when the message came, it did not know
what to say, and its silence is the subject Of
comment by the Democrats" correspond
ent. The editor Of the democrat" ex
plains as follows:
"The River and Harbor Bill, passed by both
houses OF Congress, has also been vetoed by the
President. Our correspondent o. P. Q. animal
verts upon the delay evinced by the editor o. the
Jefferson Inquirer, in expressing his opinion o
this veto; and, perhaps, in these remarks he in
tends to whip us over their shoulders, for we hav,
not been as prompt as the Inquirer in noticing
the subject. We have never had thu
bill before US so as 10 examine its Details ant
therefore have been unable to speak of it from
our own knowledge the objects OF it
provisions were truly national-whether tn,
appropriations Of money it made, were all consti
tuonal or not"
"Never had the bill before US !" Lool
over your files, and you will find you pub
lished it in the columns of the democrat,
some two or three weeks since! Examine
its details" and let us hear from you
Meantime. write to your correspondent ant
tell him to be careful how he strikes, ane
recollect what you publish.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

REPUBLICATION OF FOREIGN PERIODIC.
ALs.--We call the attention of our readers
to the prospectus in our advertising col
umns, for the Republication of Foreign
Periodicals. They are valuable works,
and are furnished at so low price as
TO place them within the reach Of ALL
Specimens can be seen at this Office.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.

HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.
This Institution is now in successful op.
q. Grafton. The Second Annual Catalogue of
the Officers and Students is before u.s.
showing l43 studenis-63 in the male, and
80 in the female department
The examination commenced on Wed
nesday, and was continued two DAYS.
Classes were examined in Geography,
Grammar, Aritemetic, Algebra, Geometry,
History, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy, Po-
litical Grammar, Latin and Greek, in all
of which, they acquitted themselves in
manner which showed thorough knowl-
edge of their different branches of study.
On Thursday night the Exhibition of
the Junior classes took place and the Col.
lege Chapel was filled by ladies and gentle
men, to witness the performances. The
exercises were very interesting and gave
conclusive proof of the excellent mode of
teaching of Mr. LUCKY and his Associates
In defamation the boys exhibited degree
of proficiency beyond our most sanguine
their gestures, and perfect in their parts,
affording pleasant evenings entertainment.
The exercises were continued on Friday,
by the reading and delivery of original
Essays, Music, &C., by the young ladies' and
gentlemen. .
The young ladies showed proficiency
in Music, for the short time they have been
studying, truly astonishing; for which they
are indebted TO the admirable mode of
instruction and the infatigabe exertions of
their teacher, Mrs. MARY A. DAWES, whose
performances on the Piano Forte are
scarcely excelled by any one and under
whose instruction scholars succeed bet.
ter than any teacher we have ever known.
MORNING.
MUSIC.
John Clark, Lafayette.
Mary Leonard. (Music) Coronation.
Francis Grimes, History.
Mary Krng, Home.
Cornelia Birch, (Music) Home, Sueet Home.
William Savage, Hope.
Micajah Wilson, French Revolution.
Sarah Major (Music) Bonapartes Retreat.
Joel wisely, Bible.
Virginia Patton, Youth.
Mary Thompson, (Music) Spiss Boy.
Charles A. McNair, Pilgrims.
Cornelia Birch, Early Settlers Of the Wea.
Martha Leonard, (M.) Overture 10 the Deserter.
Joel Morris, Free Schools.
Sarah Major, Friendship.
Nancy Burckkartt, (Musc) Basket Co,iUion.
Edwin Atterberry, Progress of Knowledge.
S. Major and Martha Leonard, (Musc) Duet.
M. f. Wilson, (Music.)
AFTERNOON.
Francis Taylor, Washington
Nancy Burckhart, Music Washingtons March.
Bennett Clark, Fame.
Cornelis Jackson, Fiowe7s.
Virginia Patton, (Music) Duet.
Edgar Crews, AStronomy
Mary Sears, Beauty of Nature.
Cornelia Birch, (Music) Life on the Ocean Waue.
M. Riddlesbarger, Education.
Maria Crgar. History.
S. Morrison. (Music) Duet.
Spencer Brown, Our Country.
Jane M. Adams, Aborigines.
Sarah Major, (Musir) Hail Columbia.
Thomas Hern, Female Influence.
Mary Leonard. Music.
Maria Criglar, (Music) Days of Absence.
Oliver Mcdonald, Perseverance.
NJ Leonard and G. Birch, (Musicl Duet.
"GoDEx's LADY's BOOK" for August. is
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

OWe would call the attention of our
readers to the Mexican news, in to.day's
paper. II is of more than ordinary interest
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

we learn with regret, that Capt. ALLEN, of
me u 5. Army, and Col. of a battalion of
Mormon Volunteers died at Fort Leavenworth
on Saturday the 22nd inst. All who knew Capt.
a. speak Of him in very high terms 1t mus, be
graliyIng 10 his numerous friends to know that
ne has gone to his last resting place without,
nem'sh to his name. And his reward will BIZ
that Of the good and brace who are forever bspnv
and at peace hereafter.-PlaAe Argus. rr'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

Broke JAh!-John II. Betner and Wlliso,
Betner, who were confined in the Jail al Ibis
place. on indictments for high crimes, broke on,
on the 2lst inst. and made their escape. Tbs
weather being warm, The Tailor prompted by
feelings oil humanity permitted them in The dsy
Tune 10 occupy the front room. which is well
ventilated; and that room not being very secur,
tney' by tho aid Of an auger, which some evil
disposed person furnished them, made their es.
caPe.-Paris Mercury. '"'' '''
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

ledy's heart is said 10 be like fdJls-bs
cause It's played on to The bes, advantage by
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

"GoDEx's LADY's Book" for August, is
fine specimen of American Periodicals
II stands at the head Of works of its char
acter, and its enterprising publisher de,
serves great credit for the manner in which
he has conducted it Through evil as well
as good report" for number of years.
Its contributions are from the pens of our
best authors, male and female; and its en-
belishments display high order of artis-
,ical taste and perfection. Ladies who
desire to keep pace with the fashionable
world, should not be without it.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

VI the nalional territory, invaded and &C.
cuPied inPart by the troops of the United
States.
So far as we are able to discover, there
appears TO be general relief from all in
ternal commotion or expected revolution.
Unanimily prevails among the citizens, in
consequence of general desire to repel the
forces of the United States.
A letter was received from the Cover
nor of Nuevo Leon, that 5000 Americans
had appeared in that department, under
their second in command, and that he had
informed the government he had ordered
all the forces of that department to be
sent against them.
Decree Of Paroles, under date of the 10Th
July.-Grants as ports of entry for foreign
commerce, during the blockade of the Mex
lean ports by the navy of the United
States, Tuxpam, Goalzacoalos, Tobo Lam
arina, and Tecoluta, in the Gulf, and Man
sanillio, on the Pacific. In these ports, pro.
visionary officers are to be established for
the benefit of merchants.
The Faro Industrial, of the sth of Au-
gust, says:--Besides the intelligence pub.
llshed yesterday, dates from Monterey of
the gath of June, state that the fortifca-
lions of that place progress rapidly; that
martial law prevailed, as we'll as great en-.
'husiasm against their invaders.
The remuneration of the present secreta.
ries of the different departments are now
admitted.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16
WHEELING STORE.
JOHNSTON q. BERR YHILL


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. l3l MAIS ST., WHEELING, Va,
M ILL NOTIFY cmzens nud likewise pur.
chusens thrrughoaI,he surrounding county,
That they have Tcooived.urj wiil co0iinne Ia receive
t"rthe next Two weeks. n large and well selected
stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
some OF The haudsnmest ever brought tn this city.
Neither line or PAINS was taken iniJ cunlidcra ion
IN ltying 10 select such goods az we thought would
please our customers, and matcovor. we can r "
uveiy assert That we DO not lhink any house wcsi
ui lae Mountains rna compete wiih va. ns fegan..
s'lhg cheap, we would therefore only invite
ihaee thai " sh a. purchase, lu rome aud Judge TOT
themselves. and viii guarantee Iha, they will not
wish Ia ioak further.
LAD rs DRESS GCODS-A ve,y heauiinl
article OF Worsicd aud Silk Bsrgc new style; Rue
de- Fusscs Alnuunause Paris; AiouSlin de Lnine
Robes, Bingham do. Swiss d French Lawn DO.
new Style Alpaca d; Silks. Bomha2ino. Gnd u few
lletcnlcs Robes; also a beautiful ossor,meal os
French Worked Coliuta
GENTS DRY COODS-Clotls OF every color
width aud putc; a good assortment oi Fancy Cassl.
merc-; Linen Dniling; Gras. Lircus. wrh a yarrety
oi Plain aud Fancy VrslingF; Linen camhtic Idki,
VITA rolSrcd turdcu, =, mrlhing urM; Slk nnd , aIir
Cmva's and scu'ls; Gioyss aud Patent Snspendcrs
&c, lasr 2t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16
HOKNBROOK IL DILLON,
PLUMBERS.
CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.

1890 80 HE IL I'D Il
ENhST SIDE MARKET ST. a few doors be-
M luw Tho Post On'cc. haze supplied them.
,eiyes VIM a new aad large engine aud other Az
luEes or their business 10 a superior -i,le. AID ~.
ter thtm'rlves that viii len years EXPERIENCE
'hcy will be able 10 rem Ter he most perfect salts
iaciOn.
They carry IN The House and STEAM
BOAT PIUNRiNG N ail rs branches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
BY arrangements wIh The manufacturer. We
have received aud Will bee constantly receiving
and prepared To supply he above pipe whole.ale
end felal. OF Ihe best quality. and az low % II eau
be had III the country.
They have constantly on Ind rIydfautS OF
various deception, hauers' Kettles, wafer clos
els, bath iub-, hot and cold shower baths, re-
forts ior bleaching, chemical apparatus, fai
&C fins, paieni bath pumps, lead pipes OF ali siz
IS, sheet lead OF ans thicenCsS and worked IN
IN any manner OF ioim.
Water conducted through lcsien pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses m the country.
superior humps Tor country wells, steam En-
giGes &c. sc.
an orsrr> thankfully received and punctu
ally attended To-.
STEAM POWER.
For manuiac'HttnR purposes can be supplied
TO several descriptions Of mechanics, IN the
81 story OF theu building, or on the ground
houf al very modefaie feat.
Wheeling Anvil n '46
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FINE SATIN WALL pApEps

bOkNBROoK. have iu., received an
nso'ec OF 200 - Satin finished Room PA.
pess Of d. fiereni patterns.
Soo pc oil Sa'in finished Hall Papers Of new and
beautiful styles. -"
izS pieces double with Curtains.
The above paper wi be recessed IN ,h,oon o..
Ss5s' and together With our former stock viii corn.
psHe the mo-, complete assortment of Wall Pace,
ever offered IN Wheeling Call mad see !, n, ,ba
variety sIore on Monroe st "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16
sMALL FRY LoTrERY,

Dtawsa ~ follows Throughout he month ct Anil.
DAVIS on ruesdaYs--Capiiol prize $4,000.
Whole rckol, 81: certificate OF tackne, Nholes
sig; shares IN Proportion.
DmNs "a Thur,!uys--Capiia prize $1,000.
Whole Ticket, 81; certificates Of package uhules
Sli; shares m proportion.
DAVIS on Sltruiays--Capitnl prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Vi package vholcs
sli: shares ia proportion.
Address yugr orders %
n l. DORSEY, Wheeling. Nc.
bC The drawings Will be published regularly
q lhe PiNes and ais, ~ The Agps Remcmber
y l. DORSEY'S Lsckg Office.
mar2i NuEELINs. Va.
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wiNrR's CANADIAN yEaMIFUGE

VA ORMS are The fruitful source If maov and
very serious diseases indeed there IS
scarcely a complSin int which IN cs infancy md
'h'liheod. that may not be- produced or highly az,
efaNalod by The presence OF lhCse unimais IN The
bowels. eases arc recorded. , says 40 eminent pbv.
'ician. Of hem producing s. Ynus' Dance. lutkeI.
Jaw a%iopleIy. mania. storsy OF the head. H. fam.
nation OF the eyes. perverted vision. paraly sis. a..
peeiaily Of The muscles snhscrvienI 10 speecb.
squniing. palpiatiun Of the heart. hiccur, DR.,
cough. plenraiic pans, erupiiun. rheuiaaiic pn,n,
10 me J'inls, &c. Dr. Chapman says. that ever
species u Worms seems To have lis origin and sup.
pom Va Q weak ord dcp,avsd condition. of ,b.
digestive organs" Again he SAYS, IN aft CASE. ~
diminished strength and emaciniion 1T fra me how
ever todnced. ond especially IL I've bowels share
in the dehlltiaied STAG, We may IN a child susp. ct
'her exisiouce or speedy eenefation.' DR. Gregnry
deserves. ~ cannot bs doubted ihai n weak s,ate
OF he digestive organs is that which FrncipalIy
leaos To HE p'odueihn Of worms Dr. Wood re-.
marks There - yet great space for Improvement IN
o mode Of treating tbs complaint Worm. -
The largest Worms unquestisnnbly are found most
frequently IN Young people or persons 81 weakly
" inelasIic Fires. and disihecuc hahis, and hence
uur hfst intention should be ~ invigom,e The SIS
len generally, and the stomach end lnf sstints pnf.
u%culstly
The remedy 10 Which we could call Inc aieniinn
II The pubic. ~ one whicl hos proved successful
Tor a long imei aud II Is UNIV srsally scksuu ledge,i
by OIL who have med u. 20 be far superior to any
pinet medicine ever employed IN disease f,r which
tts Il not only Destroy. Wpun-
and mvgGraits he whole system, bui d, dissolve.
aud carries of the supefsbnndani slime CT muru.
- prevalent w he suoscb and bowels 81 rhlldfeu
moie especially tluse 20 bal heslh The mncu.
fsims 'he bed Or nest ~ which Worms Produce
heir young, and 10y removing u Il IS impos.ble H.,
The Worms 10 remain ia Tho b,dy. IL is hsrmles.
N ~ effects ON The system. and iho health Of The
patient - alwfys improved w is use, even whtn
40 worms are discovered.
JOHN wiNER & 20.
SIZE PSopuet,fs or lie T. s
Fo, sals by PRYOR & PAUL., Dmsg.s.
~ "a
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wHoLEsALE AND retail.

A'iNG during The pasi .ea.nn ,.,,Iv -.
Vn' my odd sioek. with q view of ent,,ns
ul"" 'he Wh"l,sale and Retail trade united. MIN
'0os AZ new n j fresh as possible. | ssU n,
'' s''e to both descriptions u parchnscr. NV a.,
s''mes' OF Dry Cad. jus, arriving; purhas.d - IN,
- 'uNah'ng" oi buying - largely at onte. snI
'',se'eh VIVA great care aud attention.
me se'ond story Of my store Is hucd IN ctel,x
t' =. 'he ao'esaie department. where | IA, y
= hrasY stock md am cinsiantly y,e,.,.I :. a' y
The best ictms.
NY retail stock Is snusnslly large and con,io2
'A0eNi'g even that ~ Former yeas Tn. -
s'o's heing distinguished ft beauty OF s,yi. -
sare'y OF ma'e'iap aud comprising rich 8,
Sapic anu Donesiic Goods 10 " hirh aiientioo ~,
ron '1'ne be directed by SMALL aLveni.emsn,sW
FS " r. sEIRf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16

S BRLS REFINED CAMpIOR-
W 5 d. Cream al Tartar
2 Br's Powdered Burberry
| Dc Jamsiea CiRgsf
2 cases Gam Aloe.
Do d. Aslfsud1
90 Boxes Cusiile Sop
2 Bales L5qupncs Rot
100 Lhs Eogh.h Waters
100 Baxcs PREPARED Chalk IN Balls
1000 Papers Pit Boxes
90 Baakets Olive OIL
% Boxes Ground Cinnamon pure
u DO do Pepper
Ground mustard in G IN Cans
rs tasks Epson S1lis: just reed md fof sale
very low by PRYOR y PAUL..
splt wholesale Dusgi.is. i6l Msrke's -
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DIR MINANS,.
cr..ohn Or WILD CHERRY:
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE
btlNo \ suKt nEMEDl Fuk NH'
NoNSuNPTloN "a all it, various &, m.. Co, M.
y HsIihA' oEoNcniris, CkoCP. Who ps,e
Co,sh' SP,"iHs Of Blood. DiGcuby r Br,r,t,,s-
Pa,ns an me SIDE aud Bssss. k.a1snso. LIvkw
COAiPLA MIS-. &c.
The medical roper,ies of Or Winans Ba,..m q,
"ild Cherry asc fully established in every sscI,.u'
OF ihe country by $ su,crss in curing ne NEE, IN
Ne,ef',e eases OF he foregoing cls.s @, 9isrs,cs.
IN al'nOs; every instance where u has heeo per.
severed w. a hos : he,ieu q radical cure. Ahhcush
~ many cNss has Sslssn will All raj immedaie
,'iici' or AZ !ess'. eject u g;.at shapgr IN . lew
uaJ'' suI cannot he expected to WORK tnirscles
oS curing aH IN - short u time, or Ia .cstosr health
10 'Time lhI' has bcen a rey 10 tell di-ene Tor
years.
hr-ites. here are ~ many ais ges Of he some dis.
ease. Thai At l. impossible for ans ,hys,c,un IN dc.
'efn'he Tie quantity al medicine rcquIreu to er.J,.
'''e ~ d H.fcni periods snd forms r. qUiring vety-
's fn""niiesi hence, IA some cnses. "a single horle
: -u'heieht. While Others " III "a ruus larse o, our
70 pr dace TIC ss,ne e1,ei.
Al We ash at ihe ra'i.ni. Is 10 give our medicine
u "it 'tnl. and he p ay rest assured lhsi a ~ M be
productive oi'he most h~.ncrriaI r,sul,.
THUenis. 10 lSkiue the mediCinr,r crs no, res,t,r,
themselves os regards d,cI. except avoiding The
most i"iiseshble aiucles oi ood-suc q. sal,.d
aaI smoked meat. ~oabhages. onions, cncumbe II 90.
Ihey should pay ptorer attention lhsi iheir Jre.s
Is warm. o'd AVOID exposing themselves 10 The IN.
cicnnencies Of Ire asaiAeT; be eatefsi mol 10 s,sr
exercise.
Frequent bathing IN a wsrv hath. and the zee OF
a h'" glove Tor rubbing The ac.b before going To
Ged, viii aid The medicine in its eFs cts.
The bowels should he Kept open Win some gen.
No medicine. such o. o. Vi,an's Poor Ms's
fHt'' which Will he found mach superior TO any
rnta"tNe pulls nnw IN use. and will also cid the
Baisnm IN oil affections Of he liver.
Eor sale Wholesale and retail .hy
g. L IIoRNBRooK. Monrco 81.
nov 20 fy wbeol,ns. Va,
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PUBLIC NOTICE

VIE s'teci Commissioner gives rI norcc
70 me c'i'zeus OF Wheeling. thai he reoui,.s
P'oper'y holders 10 have their psvemen,s t,tI 1n,,h.
WIT, wherever The curts are set. ,t be oil 80
.""e, me necessity Of proceeding TO have IL a,ne
Lss""''"g !" me PROVISIONS OF The ordinance. lie
at Is his " ish la have no ironhie n nj. 49,.
eu' "a IS NECESSARY 10 have il u,nded 10 wi,lon,
"eSy. JACOB ANHCK.
PIT Street Cvmmeg.,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16

OIL q l. q II III -, TEA CLOTHS. TARIr
CLoTHs.wlNDoW BLINDS fIREsCREENs
IS Doon ri6caS, COACH CURrAIN'STUFF,
REAUS. STANDS. &C SILK M MIisIfN
APRONS FOR CHILDREN.
oSerh WOOD. of East Wheeling. would re-
spec'u'iy iniofm the public ,hai he is preptr.
= execute orders for anything enumerated ab,ve
W "a his line with nea'ness. durability aod despatch
attended TO. "s"s "'o
residence and shop near The old Crown Glass
an Ia
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:sO.ONO DOIsns.S.

Grand eoas' liiaisd Lottery of D,iauart s Gnrria
CLASS NO IL.
90 he drawn nj Wilmington. Del Snt'y, April %
l ofs30O0O | OF lo00O OF 5000 of 1000
20 Nos Is ballots Tickets 10 duls; ccunncaie
package IS wholes 1924 dols; shares ia proportion.
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ssn.nnn.

Pakomuko River L,lcty. class No Is.
To h. drawn At Wilmington. Monday. Apni 20
! Of $4,000 | OF COCO $4,000 lof 800
~ Nos - billoIs Tickets So. certificate o, 25
who!es $40, shares ia proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-16

uNIsHtNG UOOKS-N 81 kirny Tfool Hooks
Nn. I'd. "a 80 30 snJ 80. - ~ W a.
Bstes loor slsntsd saloon d. Nps J 2 g.. ! 2 snI
G 80 50 GffmaI Hooks oil s.yrs, % 50 Dest Kirby
sucker fcafh snJ Nrnty Huokt. slo d,gstcnt
si,es as pikc tnt nfHf Un'a comprs.ng lhe
Ia.1cat anI beer i.srftoent " h.ok- we hsso eve,
nfefcd aad sbIrh vIi hr od s ne loss ED r,f
pu.ts ny Own T. UORNBUDOR
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OF aInnnn-

P"kom0kc River l. ,cy. Cnss No 50
To he drawn al Wilmington, Monday. Arrl o.
4 ~ $4,000 4 of 5000 2656 st25OO
IS Nus-l3 ballots T,ckpts IS. csrif,ais &c
wholos $500, shares m proportion
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SE7.50Oy

POkomoke Rrvet letcD, Class No 81
To be da"n al Wilmington. Taesd.y. April %
| OF $1,000 l Of 5000 of2590 of l72O
IS Ms. II ballots. Tickets SIS; certificates 20
whoi,s 65t dlliir; shares in proportion.
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ELECTION NOTICE-

MERE will he an elecuu1 hell am ,ho %,
ci April 1916, (beine Ihe 4rh Thursday for
~ sha'ce Of a Senator from Ihis Senatorial III.
ss'ct: and for ehoiee OF a Delegate from the coun,y
2. on'o. ssa representative ln the General Assem-.
bly, OF Virginia. ~
81 .o ne'u Tor INC county OF Ohio at tho
Apfi Term 1916. the following person., wer. an.
loin'eh TO snrenntend the election. viz. Lew Mil.
tnnc's a Beck. George Purcell. josiah Morgan
james Henderson and John Snodgnass, or any ,hrce
o. ahem. OF The West Liberty prccrnc,; Lewis Luns,
Dsu. william Fairs D.. Robert Williamson. Jane,
~ pcnaid and 5 NJ Bell. or any three VI lhem. nj
The Triadeiphia precinc,; LON. B,yh,. J,bn
t%anshl'n Jefferson J. shngs'on. Henry E:chol. and
Thom's Sweeney, or any three Of lhea, at N,
Co1nhoose IN The CITY VI Wheeling.
JOHN q EoFF. Dspsty Sle,iT lar
NJ ID X Wo0ps. so q
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