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tAtNt itt t@itA - ftNGa NikIl3uk tcl lfffa ill
s'riir.'On Or ofisis irom his guveramenI
-Si.hout su,h instructions he cotlld not
con-t- er .unstif relie v-d Houiihe duties OF
his pot al WashingtUh. much les could
he understand il A. the wish OF the presi.
lent that he should puceed iothwRh,
without the Necessary preliminary arfangp.
mAnts Tor the campaign tufts prepared
with the uppiOtatiol Ol the President. he
had wilt,oa 10 Geu. Taylor. informing
hln o. his expectation to relieve him lu
commune a. soon a. the rein rrrrmsu.s
were b., The isid. hu. desired uot 10 inter.
ie1e ''lth hl- moy' mems pr Of 10 that time.
'.r again eNF.tsses hi- SURPRISE ,lrt, bis
h~k' 'at.- sGJ.l&u,ve brta ~ misundpr.
sloOa, and bis hope that the prc-idcnl llI
recur 10 hls original purpose aud accord TO
him tha comm0nd due 10 bis senior RAJ K.
krclpforagug tie good feeling expressed
by ,l- Secretary OF War, ue informs him
frankly that the movement made in Con-
grr~~ Iurra.ion 10 the appointment OF TWO
VI yur Generals, wIh the agyJoi aiiOH OF
Iue War Department, gave hlu some IN.
eislutss aud led hm 10 believe thar he
saw ,yldeuce, ol u disposition to super
cedr h.m, prompted ,y The clumors OF a
lew ol the lrrhDs OF the President Iu Cou-
grr~-. Dep .'raung such design he still
expresses Il- hope lhal the President will
do justice 10 hm agd allow h.m .he COM
mand OF the army IN the field against Mex
leo.
A brief note from Mr.. Marcy follows,
ln Whch be- thinks 1t uuadvs .... 10 con.
urur the COrtc~p ~poudcnce, aud states that
Hp has received no instructions to change
the arrangements already nclnced as
10 command.
Ano.her letter hearing date June 2d
Wuarn by Gen. Scott and IN led lu in an.
corr, -poudruce skelchrd, hs y;ace ap-
pea. rd "a the LuluH, The edt.y. O.. lhatpa.
Prrremaikng thatt was inadvertently o.
mated. 1t IL aw"ii written laur.. giru
b vlrws iuily and explicitly a. to .n.
time when the twelve month volunteers
can be- brought lntO the field. lie drpre.
ctte,an attempt to expose on men To the
climate o. Mexico IA thc month OF August.
ond expresses las conviction that they can
not or ully prepared ior operations AND
Laced IN the ntrror OF NJ Nro before Tho
l,l OF October, but anuOu ,,- that his an
wmeemenls would la three DAYS le 80 Ia,
cou pc,rd, az 10 leave hm prepared 10 o..
by the commands Of ,hr Executive.
Wc-halI not at this time, comment n,
this coursg gonGruce, a. would scrm pra-
per. by It's pubuchD.a AL a,u.i ,- 49,.
moved as to the fact that serious, d,li.cf-
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Mr.. WEBSTER VICTORIOUS.

The mrjority of the committee appoint.
ed to investigate the truth OF the charges
made hy CHARLES J INCERsoLL against
NANIEL WpsrE2, have made report en-
ut'y "xculrauuC Mr.. Webster from all
hame, am' averIing that the secret service
money had heeN nsed under the direction
Of Mr.. TYLER only, as was affirmed by the
ex-Prpsident himself The members Of the
committee who concur in Ills report are
Messrs. VlNToN and XII. Wings, and DA-
Wis and loNEs, LoCcs. .'r. EHNkERHoFF
made counter report oil ehnIf OF hims, n,
which, plhough it does " sustain the
charges af Mr., Ingersoll, a mpts lo show
that he lad some grounds Jor snspicio"!-
Both reports were laid upon he table, and
ordered TO be printed. Thus ends this
farce. got op Tor the purpose OF injuring a
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BACKING OUT.


SeVera' o. Tue Locoi'eo melhheiso OF Con-
gress, becoming aware OF the Indignation
in store ior them hy an insultpd eonstitu-
arcr rasrJ.,,o,;nu ,t,. a.,
s'o'I'y W wv" '"U'' 'h 'a'o' OF ahoWlhg
soldiers but arcH dollars per m0Hih, v bile
they umplly pocket sighf dollars ppr dan,
bv. Al this late dav. Offering sp,enJ,uar,s
-. -....,..... ,.I,
y" '''' S"Pi''''"'.''''y "'' ''' ,"''''''' :
the pay OF soldiers. II wont do gentle
men: your recorded votes show where you
,erre and your pseudo ,auenrnpco ..o,,,.s
,,.s.,..,. - .,,;r..l -.
''''' " ''"' u '''''' 'o'
.s'H'rf'Iy' Inc Iac' 'htl pnh.r opHion lor-
ccs YOU to abandon "your iirsI love-" will
also convince the rraecliI.p rortion or ,u
,...,i.. I,.,.,..,
''1' '''" '' ,'.''' " %!
any srec'"i regard Tor me poor soldier but
by al lusatialt lust tor place and poWer-a
desire 10 rprain the confidence and vores
of ,b,..,l,,r.,..,nl,, .,
" T.
the House Of Representatives 10 set him.
sell ana IH'H's rlEhl VI ftgtIu 10 this mat
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HARRISON COUNTY.

The Wings OF Lowjson county meet in
county convention, az Codiz, on Saturday
the 4'h OF July next Ior the purposr OF pla.
cling IN nomination aticket to be supported
at the ensuing election.
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ROBERT MtELDFRRY.
rroll on, Carrots co Iane 26, 1876.

DARING ROBBERY.--We understand that
citizen OF Licking county ny the name of
Brown, was robbed near the National Road.
between Hebron and Kirkersvile, on We'd
nesday night last, between twelve and one
O'Clock, of his pocket.hook containing four
thousand and sixty dollars.
He states thai he was going to aneish-
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

The Locotoco, oI The Congressional Dis.
uict composed OF the counties OF Lrown,
Clermont, and Highland, have Nominated
THOMAS l.. HAmER to represent that Dis,
uict in the mex, Congress.
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Gard
Editor Qf CarJUH Free Press
sent CcHiuFV

Editor Gf CarJoH Free Press
wish !" nnuuunct 10 ,he pa lIr rhrn'
the columns of y our paper, that have
chlin now FlX months uid, which was
horn hind with CataraC' in both eyes;
and that al operation was performed on
hOlh rVps 81 he same strIng hv Dr..
q McCook nt New Lisbon. Quo
the "nera'lon IN the LETT eye. is per
feet lh'l IN the rlshl proves 20 be as
good a. the DR. Anticipated. IT, de
pressed he cataract IN me left. AMI VS.
Competed to divide and break M that
IN tnr right aud trust TO absorption.
No II liu.e 'on NbvrevPr 10 lnWed the
op"re,or aud the rhlid evinced 30 pam
or suffering allrreard
! can IN no way better express nv
gr'"iude than by The publication Of my
card.
ROBERT MtELDERRY.
Carroll on, Carrots co ! ne 26. lSd6
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erei cHluuus Of our pager, and as most
p 'ols wiu be a. well satisfied with tht
z stance as with the whole eorrespon-
Sc, We shal. give the lofmer. A short
sage from Mr.. Polk p ecedes the eof-
ponueHce, IN which he states that the
eeinmand Of The iorces in the field against
Nco was gwen 10 Gen. Scott umedi-
~ aiieyh b., the Pres dent, signed the
Ul. According 10 his own showing,
I'd ever,it seem, that b. had mertiy s-il
Gen. Srou IN ourfrsgi0a. glIat he px-
'.rd hun 10 takp command g! those Tor
8. A. "a subsequent period, owing to
? me remulks made Jy Gen. scott in q. iet-
i,f 20 the Secretary OF War, be wa- lndu-
"a 10 CD ngs hi- puIPo-e, and To router
e command Of the forces against Mexi-
coon Gen. Taylor.
The net letlrr s from Mr. Marcy to the
'sldent, He repeats Jhe declaration OF
te PlesidenI that the command had beer
ndrrrd to Gen. Scott AID refers 10 a con.
N'I,atlon h,Id with Gen. S., in which he
lie SeereIay) } had repeated the ulima-
on VI the President, giving il his own ap-
I ohauon. Sill lthere appears to have been
Wrllen, iolmal notice given to Gen. s.
O tue wishes oil the President. The See
1aiy states that he knew OF no change ol
? drpore on the part OF lhe President rel-
sente To The conimand, until drler the
Asl Fuer 9l Gen. scott, which follows,
N.as written,
The letter Of Gen. Scott, bearing darr
Nay 81, olIows hext in order. lie con.
I.'Ace. by a'iu ing 10 his incpssant dlo.-
~ making the vast arrangements 10. an
tA"hslve campaign to conquer peace in
.t"X'c0. Ihps. lator- extending through
~ nouns each day, commenced when the
PRESIDENT first DuI OunCed his purpose to
ace Gen. Scott in command. lavlug,
lp"eVer, received an luumlt on iron. the
Secretary OF War. that much impulirucr
vas i"lI because he had not at once pro.
"--ded 10 Mexico, and learned tom vai.
us quarters that he was no. likely to re-
eve avery cordial support a. commander
a. The army, AT the hands OF the poWtr~
ihat be-, owing To the attempts ol certain
rmurI- OF Congre-- aud Others, to uoisou
r mlud Of the President uguusi huu, he
"mcd It indispensable that be- should
oN fully how matters stood brbrp he
tPused hm elf 10 the lire ia 'front.' from
-'rNro. lie was unwilling, he said, to
nose himself 10 Gre both in front and
A., and deemed the cordial cooperation
~ Ibc administration essential to d success
1 lcamp,,n.
lie Expresses his belief that the rein force
Inenls tiom the West, including the voI.
Hi'"I horse, cannot reach ,Ip klp Gmndr
ID be prepared for service 'orr the Gr-t
NtIuHuII +, about " Irl iInr Ia. Ialp,
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6rIhe weather tor some days past has
ueen so cool as to render fire necessary for
comfort.
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Mr. Tei,b addIe. ed the people OF co'rH'-'
Llama county OF the s,h; hu1 ~ y Pai'--
duan containing al at,cuh' u 'Lr m'r''
ing. failed 10 rtHsh ~. we arr nO' prepared
to Say anything n.hsr rorcerDIng u.
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TIE OREGON QUESTION SETTLED.

VI Wv N"''''''' " 'S-''s q f'l'' - f'''' '''N
President has IA n.IIled to tie Senate the
tiual Propcsiiioa of the British Government
tor the settlement OF the Oregon question,
and that the Senate has advised It's accep-
Iance. OF Ihr merits OF this proposition
We DO not, this time, desire 70 speak, aud
shalt coufne our remarks to the weak, va
ciilating, and unprecedented course pulsu-
ed by the Executive OF the United States
in reference 10 this important subject. The
proposition ol the British Government is
nearly substantially the same whirh had
lhicr been submitted by the Amrucau Gov
eminent and rejected by The British, prrvi.
Gus to Nj. Pc k, election to the Presiden.
cy. Shortly alIer Alr. Polk entered upon
the duues pertaining 10 the office OF Cheli
Magistrate be- continued the negotiation
then pending relative 10 this questions and
ia the cOmse OF has negotiation he made
proposition, which We give in hs own
WIS, as will be seen by reference to hi-
nuutI message, submitted to both Houses
OF CeHge-s on the ID day ot December last;
- ,.r.no-,;o, ,,.,. 'on,rr.,., ..,l,
which was rejected 10y the L4..,,, .lrnpo.
Ieuuary, who, wlhon submitting anyolh-
e. WoPuS'"o"' 7"HrI'" 'he ne-oiI"ton Oh
his part 10 drop, expressing h,s trU~t lhu
the United States UDuIi Dlipr vIat Hp sayv
i; c...., ,...,,... ono. .......-..,-
.rm.ut OF .ac Oregon question. ,Durp Goa.
''3''"l "'In .'l'o".-, eIuIty, and with the
W ''' t''"7" N"'
and ra,,r,s.i '.',. ....i ,,, oT.,,n, La',...
a'ta' Of torr, nine dogrrra of north Latitude.
winch hld 'rcn mad tTO ruc,dtug
''''''. ..'' ''' .hG ''
.r,.. ,i,5 ,.... ..''' o. ,"'3 "'"
..i,rr TIN, roh nj a.., t.,..i.,,. g,,,nr,n.
The free navigation Of any OF uur MYERS.
'I II 'he h'arioi oar coun"y' wa one
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tam an, p5It or pnl. O, Tho r8ns ,r
tir..,.,.arI,ln "
T,. ,ro,o-i,.oo o,.. ,.,, A.. mn
i. ON hi. oyn re-oo..u,,r .. .,,L
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we 6ad mi. .u. gi,cl,om ,.t,,rrio, or d.,
.nncr,cy." Wh. sp,.,,u,,o ,ho .,..po
.oo,,-.,.op. ,,..,.. .,J ,.,,... 49,,
.ody il dp shall ronc,udo - ,re,,y ,,n...b.,
,.. ~,
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y" IaSl md closing letter olGrp. Sror
as aa'e Msy q. T. xpresses q J..,,'
atm leu,r OF Ihe 25th he shown ,o,b,
's,den'-w way Of recal asrfon re-
ln'uds to'h tho President and Ser..,,r :,
." gl'uheapon he had expressed vte,
1T informed that it was cApertfd he
'nd take como,od of tho army ao,in.,
l"Nco-rem'nds them q, he same rnc
. The mct 'haI he had never reraiy,d a.
''- ln proper tom az-' gui.r him, ~ H.,
= maud OF ,he invading army-.,.,a' ,,.,
'h" oool.erot the army or ravy y,sa,
81 despatched by any executive. on d;s
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NFW MONKS

~ Nbl.Lh q Nsroisuu 80 Nssisns. Tb,,,-m
'i'"' N Nrtico Tsrnrfs rrotrrti,t ~.
hDIes Fhnusgrsphir u-ssrst -.
ni heg aIism. Ihtefs rfeueh Hssssof,..
'a' 20 nlnui Nausutf B'AutHrp,. r..
htHeLf Lecture ou science 49, i, 49,
h'ifif We 0ffaut Jonef Ntsurn.s rlggs.at.
H1 nn.nef ltfe 81 Moysvs bi.ks Pf,rft.,t 80
f"n'' AttHsops ro,tirai Tsauar, ~,
Hf III INlfN o.
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DORCAS SOCIETY

a meeting Of thr membcrs Of tie Dofess
S'c'.l viii b. held at Zoe Council Clmmle,.
ni Ihursiiy, thc 10Th inst. 81 2 o'clorL
i. NJ i'f thc appointment Of officers f,f Ia
ensuing year and other pufpIses. A full az.
]r'l'n.e OF lhr members. aul hose who H..
ere TO become suth IS requested.
Ann. r. LIST, President.
Dc. s. 1916.
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ARE THEY THE SAME

ts Common c-d. Bronchitis AVID Consumption the
same disease. and are 'hey To he met and conquered BY
the same remedy 4 eourh. he. Ehcric .ay-. a,iss.
from an ifri'sfisn IL tho hronohisi takes. Broachris. hs
says. - schronie irritation Of those tubes; aud con
."tnPu'"" !. hu, 81 advanced stage of the same. w
have -een almost innu""'s'1e Instances in which all 81
tlS-n have ieen permanently caredby saltcr'. cin...,
fs~sees. aud those " ho arc thu. Affected. woa,i do vet
to give Il q trisi.
49, advertisement.
FOR sale BY JAMES nNETS
Dtep. Wheeling. Va.
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CLICKNER,s SUGAR CoATED
JAMES BAEE2.
Wheeling. Va.

sis.s-e~ have their sci.
rn IN imsurtty 81 hlnoi. However excellent the rencr
OF health. tisrre - M security sxsinst fever. " h-re the
hao-d - impure. a. Indicated ~ erupsioa. - tho -kin.
vertigo. headache. ls~it-de. &r. The hr.t ga.tHcf ~
the hoo< - Ciicsen~t's sugar coated Pin. Va h,ch - -
skihnliv compounded. that ~ do~s so, espse rrtp,ey.
The great oNJrciioz TO all Pills. The euvclop 80 gar
rrercni. all nausea. - that. save ffon the powerful. vet
ss>N operation. the patient woatd hardly te w are that
10 had tske" any medicine st all. - well convinced
- do. sietcnef Of the efficacy of ~. pills IN alt -t-~c N.
ed eases. that he . pledged "a rstars tho money. " hen
been 40 FAiRCIILD.
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MARRIAGES.
$500 REWARD.

SOU. malicious ners"n in The sine trade = tryi ing 10
circulate a stAnderous rrt-or, t!,ai Nc arc nol selling
"u .~h hiAnuiAei urrd 4riicles a. ebcspA- Easiern Boots
- Sn.-s sfe s,ld AZ th', pIsce. aud Ne ol,s'irnsc suy
80 sofe ~ The city ~ Whcciing. or Wes, Of the
N'"in'sint' I" fFcdure a. res-i AND - cteaD AZ Article
as n"w manufacturing a. The HOME I.ra=rc lort
an1 hase isc'"fA. iS Vain street. siru 81 tte t:oid, "a
80, Ihird do"f s'ovc knpic a1d Skpgcrs.
w We now "1r- ing The hnes quality 81 Gents Dress
h'p's made az 10. te-t fhi'sdriphis stock and mo.i i'm.
pr"Nea style hNtIo rer ar DO. piain CaiG warranted
49, r'""f stSa.1. d.. tne Zip at Ss,15 und TO: the
tf'' lnslv "t Men. thick dpnhlci soled hoo's =, - 80
''e,.'s sisrr from 81 - To i,.S. IAdic.' fine Morocco
A'd 'ai Hn"is 81 sl.25. de- hosI kiu ~ Si.tO; IAdir.'
tr't "tiht"s -i"~s, M"F"eco. v "a aud CA'f a, STOOL
"tf Shippers fr"'" ~ to - cents pcr PAIR. Al-o . lserr
s-'sis, sS-ofi'nsHi "f Boys. louiha. Misses snd Ihtl.
dfer . IBsg. aud Slns,-.
MeAsufr. ,sksn and teo', sad shoe. made to order Al
enc dAi' Hog ice.
der. =. wAnr
IehEE a RoRERTFoN'S Gs,ds a fresh ,,e.t, NJ
-'S'hsf white twiied biankrfs, SURE ias tudivo Nine
90, i'isiAn 'as-t"fcfer. Twosfs. GsS-tneit. Ftnupei.
: Atss ~ received this rrpniaw AMI Es sale AZ Tsrto
- pftcrsby SENSYNp. A. Dttonp
&thplhS and CsssisVeTc~, sup Z Black French ,lo,h.
ftns ard iight do. kufteAlc 6r lsair.' elo.k. pin.
noe SNin sud English Csssiupefos, extra heavy tJsrk 80,
~ Nes,ing. SFNSlNEN - u,tpn.s
TADiES' DRT:Ss COODs-Fine French PLAID Cs.h.
n'ctes. SUPP AiEer,ae fiaids do. rich sapf sslk ol.AI.
90 Highland and Gala Fisid- Nv
Ire sENsENEY A. RHODES.
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ALMANACS FOR ISA5
~ The 'ress, dozen or single. a., sale Nv
h" J. e. WHARTON.
PIANO EOR.CRS

ILSI opened ana now Scsdy Tee ssie nv the .vt-r,yA~,
- Aetcrant ftsno foues, Rose woos and M.hos.cx
SO v very -hr-ftor tone and hnish, aud aye sf,red
= Nlsnntse'afer's price,. Also . large ss-ou,nru, -
nsha instrument. Guitars. rlain and Machine had.
' i"iirs, 9 csh y pnIin sriugr. New ,nn.ie ard musir ~.
Per -. \ large stock % Toy. add Narirty rnssa. y.
hand' which " . offer al . small adN vance on en.i
n"N J. MILLION. raiaH o..
""'"A" h'~e"n' copy. Nheelinr Va.
"A Il.lhose who prefer home assle Sood. can ana the
~A- i"liow ,nF s,k E,e~ts of MIeeIts- nsnuf.eta,,
nAos ny W tth al Tic Great Genital Raate ClathtuE
store Ram bssk sin vciVvf. fsnes sirips do. rI.ia
ns'N ss'tu-, stFiped snd nistd do. -rk ve-ains. 81, SIN
S"h He""Ast'hicis plain black. fancy pockes 81
,"'"fs- A.. ~. ADAMS.
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BOOKS.

COOKE, BooHS-iiisto,y 81 The FtreJf,i,, ,,a.,
the so.'usnd offapsins icvis and Clark 10 ,s-
80 :, ~ Missouri, Thence scfo~s the Roofs ffoup.
Just received A. The Wheeling Beok ssore ut
" ROM.
bre.r. conner % Main sud Uutan 81.
mi ASoHtC JHART-jast received the Masonic
AVA chart ~ :. l.. Cross, g. g.. al ihs i-ssk storc 81
hc'r W J gDtH,
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nULwERs NEW NOVEL. Laeresis OF Chnd,.n of
- Night jast received at dsc 10 ELLIS
noNNET poNEs-Ig- Ns.i. wooden s,a Tar hoard
- Bonnet BOAes. lust received ard fos sale low ~
dec 10. ia HORNnROOK.
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GOLD wATcur.

have Jhs, received a very I.rr. ,,a e,..--..
Ie.|,sS -. rW| wsirher a. follows. Fiee nniI
80 ssfeprinsni roid lever watches. de in hun..ns
az '~ns s'" inn Ir"ried sold Lepine " sfebe.. a,
=" - sAc foh Jew cisi ard plsin silver frx,r
f"|, % ~ hunting easgs. 10 ARetsr esespeaest
ri,,... se',hr' -" ~ hunting CASES. Also siIyes
Tow priced swiss watrl-..
aici'es have kcsn sc'crted W nh rare AZ In
Ilns ana pre- Ansonr tisetn " IN ie f,aad Jo-eph,
' VIC ~ ' Toi.a-' Levers. which 4 warrsnt to
,.,a" - stehcs ~ w heclsRF. al 81 witch Ito .ay 90
49," ~ tAs'etli free~1 . win sell very considerably
W. /" = any "'tet Hsn 'n Wheeling ~ do Bos.If
"..n", a-h yooto bay Of n BISHOP
Ne t19 Main street.
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ITO be continued.
BOARD or TRADE

COMMITTEE on Commerce Jor december.
". =. sELBY, rnos. HUGHES, IL. wH,RroS
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10nPn M'sses pczd Roots. 700 n.ir 4. NJ, x
Morocco -cNc ~ and texxsd g,eksn. -
s"s'Y ALTMAN a MAXWELL
"a 'osI- be'"s anHious Ia fnInes a, t.,.....S
81 Gne D repsh 9. .v-,a-. Ne onst our entire EsoeR
nv . S~ENSENEY A punurg
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SCHOOL BOOKS. FREsu srpnt

w ,Nhr hofsi rerrss. fnkrew. .a
Hs'ts tonr'tuiipn ~ ~ rnasg
g.tr. lwtsHleut. Gruyfs gfrst
hrsdefst Nos is. = &c. $500
Nakers ustt.nsfg. nnHe.r..
Fhheeorh1. ker 60 Hnnatfa-..
49,, tl Nhhcts EetsBts 81 Fse.es 49,
&c.,. Afihnehr. MaasHsias Pairt..f
Al 80 Intehrriud ffuissnphtes Ees..r
- hfha' bstlsis EtfmrntsFf G.-,o.ef,
g ' ~ ssif y haiessf suf nefaU 81
mo NtfuMiHNN &c.,
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THIS DAY NOVEMBER 25TH.
h"0fh" assortment N,r and Splendid
DRY GOODS

IL = -" fe'rir.d AZ tile New cheap .,o,a os,v,.
~, Sn,.' sssry nppp-ile the Naru, SVs.ts,. 80
1,Sast " ".eiinr. Va. Tie suiSefaSg h.~,s-
sts-eat ~" .,n ~ ls-.rrH eitie-. whsre br has s,.,e a.
- '.ll9h "i New, Fancy aRd stsute ia. $500
TO-, n' az, ehirriy new stsl~.. rsrt,r,t., .,,..s
80, PAID 10 tie wants - The Iaa,es 49,.
81 s,I.iss'-tg taltbsi We Htsy have aa an,.o,t.ns,
~ v" on our Mes Goops, whethe, No. 49,
No., " s'' We shall te piesssd 10 show then 70 1.as
NN. BAtIEY.
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THURSDAY 10. Is36.

w ''ltoN lhN ninunitaiiou - lOu one
@ cur lsGg"st iorws riding houses, aud ihr facts
stated may h fdly relied uron. We would
an the brlumo1e raPcTs to cory i, as an act
OF Justice to 10, Gtcst Genital Route.
For thc Times.
Ma. WnAtrnN-Wc notice in ihe Rilti-
mon Armenian oi a NV Ia, ssnce, an arlitlc
o"p'olirom Cunb,d Hand PAPER. setting forth
the cost ct transportation from Cumberland
by Brownsville and PtusLuugh u The West
- follow Ia Brow ns,ille 90 CTS. aoaa thence
To Pittsburgh 10 CT. making it APPEAR that
the cost from Cumberland TO Pittsburgh was
hot 90 etc. whereas, the time cost il a. lul-
lows; from Cumber lsnd To Brownsville 30 cts.
commission at Brownsville D cts. droyagc p
iIcightto riusbugh ia cts.-actual cost to
Pittsburgh 20 cts. From Cumberland L..
Wheeling, 73cts. Now sdd tic difference
between The insurance from Pittsburgh sud
Nheeiiug To Cincinnati, from 10 ! pcrCt.
end YOU make The SEXUAL cost Of goods more
by . cts. ~ Brownsville route than by wheel
ing. Two daily lines OF Wagons are nov
running thrCuphio Wheeling. in four DAYS.
We have Siso Mcssrs. Greene & Co.'S. Tx
prcss hEorlh from Philadelphia ia three ond
a halt days.
Goods are actually longer on the wax hy
Brownsville, as ihry are grncrally put n1
boats al Pittsburgh ilat lsy ior Toll irrighi. II
icing the end OF their route, while at Wheel (
ins they ARE shipped upon bats that sTc on
TIC way, and leave the same dsv.
WHEELING.
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RIVER NEWS.
EEroarEp nY Q. m nERRY

REPORTED ny e. a. BERRY.
leetO inches water inibe channel-u,ing
ARRIVALS y DEPARTURES
~ Boats for ~, last ~ hOUTs. eadisg yssisy.
day 40 : O'Clock, r. W
ARRIVED.
Alhony WAYNE, Bennett, Pittsburgh.
hiJcrlia, kliucicltrf.
Cambria Forsyth, CINCINNATI.
Ciuas-iau Cox,
Hud,0n, Ebbsu. Pittsburgh.
DEPAR RIO,
HibTiia \ inefeltcr, Cincinnati.
Revenue, Caldwell.
C1mbna Forsyth, Pittsburgh.
CItuussian, Cox,
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LADIES

sItnin nave srfsesi ~ last. tlEl-e Ions lDokea IA
- ilatd- iut Dresses. We tbink that lie o.urf,,
,.trt y The f'aids We have just received - a good deaf
nAs VIC RAZOR rtT"P Nah. hs e0usd not have Z cen tnten
a"d iof any other pufps~c. We roaia ua, 4. An IA 81.
y"n any 'aes 81 tie richne-s Of the PIsids, Iui merely
~ you, Az thai want dresses come and hook fp, ,onT
selves. We have q Few Plaid Cssbu,gf.s g., IN. a..
o,le - '~ls flaid do. Raw siik ~. we have 49,
.r-"'1 ms morning a FEW very rich Turkrrta shaul.
as" couple super eNIrA do.
JOHNSTON A.
No i3l Zsne's Row. Main a.
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NI hbi.Ai. si.on', Practice. new edt,so.
~ '9ndiei ,onc's Lectures On surgery; Coiss'
frnaic-. translated By nri<s. tnheA
-t.ie- Disrrnsstofy; Turner. Cib-uisif, Ii.ton's Mai.
surgery; t-quiroi ON Insanity; slaiih's Minor
'"ks'fs new edhion. Liiteli On the Eve: lust rece,v,xs
f~e'V JNO II THOMPSON.
49, Union street.
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DANCING

M LINK btstiorE, having heeB DETAINED a,
-. Utshurrhhy severe indi-Isosn inn ~ her f,u,ilv
-.. t,'iaip INFORM The eHi1~us ~ " heeitu~ a.
,lenhy Wat sis cotnnreDoc. hrr schs-i on Tu..ds, ~
'e'""7h' Al 81. N. 81 Congne~s HAH. ia