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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
MIR. CLAWS RECEPTION Al ST. LOUIS.

Mr.. Clay reached ~. Louis ON Friday morn.
ing last. The follow ing account Of his recep.
,ion ti"ra we ,ske from the Evening Gazette:
At O'Clock this morning. the sound oi
cannon iowu he river gave intimssion OF the
eppnach OF Henry Clay 10 the city Of ~.
Louis. The r,~verbemtions OF the steamers
gun briug repeated every few minutes, brought
au Immense crowd In the levec-cvetv one
am ,ous lo have the first look a, the great
Statesman oi the West" Ear down by
Dnncsns island could be disccrncd the towcr-
ing smoke ot steam engines. the waving of the
stripes end the flashing ot the ~booming
gun. " was scon discovered that two steam
ers wcr dashed together mingling their smoke
AMI TIA N hsnners. They were that slryan,
steamer. the Bniieiin, irow New Orleans.
which uCciN'd MIR. CLAY as a passenger al
the cit, ut Nicksburg. ana the Mail, from
Cincinnati. the latter all alive with pfs-~nger r..
A. ihesc twain in one approached the
leree. they gr1cciully swun, apart. aud the
Brlirun caiu' along-il, The Harry Of the
Wee; at the foot ~ Washington Avcnuc.-
The crowd stta,s mumont on The levee aud
on thu hurricane ivck, ct thu numerous
steamers iR ouT harbors Was immense. We
have no data Tor da aurls,c Cunl~p utatlon OF
lA number.
ufuiA Rtol klnf nndt W Nttnut Fhtpef con
add 40 fame nor the prefix 81 d little any new
honor soon passed 10 Ire deck OF the Harry
of the West. aud from tlcnce stepped Into
the dense and cheering mascot citizens which
blackeaed all the lcvce. With much difhrni.
~ he reached and took a temporary rciug. from
the press Of popular enthusiasm in the store
81 the Mcssrs, Walsh. corner OF Washington
Avenue and Water streets.
" was generally understood throughout our
city That Mr.. CLAW had most earnestly pninca,.
I'd AMI confidently expected tha, no public
ponp should mark his adveu; into ~. LOUIS.
In confederation TO ile dciicscy of such
feelings, no answering cannon from the lcVce
responded 10 The gum of The Bulletin. nor was
a flag sccu waving from the steamers in the
harbor OF tl,e public houses i the city. What
future steps of public rcspcc, 10 the States.
tnan ol the West" will be taken BY the public
We know not. but presume 81.
Louis viii do all that admiration AMI gratitude
90 q mon whose life Is q part and Parcel Of
has county history, now nn private hle, may
Mr.. Gays step was elastic and vigorous his
iorm a. erect - an arrow bu, bin Lair, from
his forehead 10 the back oi the crown. showed
that time had inv aca ,hai noble form. and
rolled his wssting Winters over a head who's
every thought through 4 long lie has been his
Couutn :.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
WHOLESALE DRY GOOD HOUSE

WHOLESALE DRY GOOD HOUSE
We ar gratised IA 1otIcins The cPcning OF .
new Day Gools house in this city by Mr. w.
SrDBY, one Of oar oldest and most ~ perenc,d
merchants His stock issmple for any west.
om trade and We believe tl,at, by the extent OF
his purchaser al FIRST hand, ,hat he will b.
able TO sell on BETTER terms, when cos, oipur.
chssc ami carnage are considered, than can he
had by the country merchant in the eost.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
MRS. MADISON

Tue subjo,ned sketch of Mrs. Madison am
her household Is very iu;e res,ing. This ven.
esblc and dignih-d lady i~sne.rly eighty wear.
OF age. and was in her youth Que OF the most
polished. elegant, brilliant aud beautiful lsaic.
tina; ever grsced ,le social circlc. She now
resides in Washington city. where she receives
the rcspec, which is 10 justly her due:
Mrs. Madison Is a tall. dignifed woman.
with a full face. blue eyes and somcwha, norid
complexion. anil Is apparently Over seventy
wears OF sg.. Her drss was black, aud an .
style that co,npor,ed well with her YEAR, aud
upon her bead she wore a white tuthsn. with
a black veil. Her anu have oil the state
illness of "olicn time" vet sweet, iarmonizc
with the changes OF the present. day. She
expressed herself grateful TO her countryIncn
Tor the iavors they have extended towards her
in the recent acts OF Congress. aud eyincvs
that gratitude in the fisttering cordially with
which She receives every one who visits her.
Her house IL a miniature museum OF the hne
arts. The greatest par, Of her collection Is
still at her former residence in Montpelier.
Virginia. bat what has slresdhhbccn removed
here wall rcpays the visitor. aside ron the
gratiicsiion OF seeing their venerable posses
sof. Her collections in sculpture consist OF
n statue OF NapgicoH crossing III, lips, nv
Canoys. a bust OF Washington, presented
io Mr.. Madison by a sculptor a, Kome; and
and figures OF d%eities. with other representa-
tion- from the ancient mythology. Around
on the walls Of her paTiour are suspended the
head OF Columbus. NcspOcius. Magicllen,
Cortcz. snd Sir Walter Raleigh. painted q, the
E-curisI in Spain. Above them hang the
portraits OF Washington. yetier~pn. Monroe,
aud Mr.. aud Mrs. Madison. by Gilbert Stuart.
which Mrs. Madison SAYS ae very correct,
and which fully justify Siuari's celebrity a. q
portrait painter. II Mn. M~sdison's portrait
was a good likeness she must have bcen a
handsome woman IN her dsy, Of which she
still retains some Traces in her old age. Next
10 Washington. and according TO the succes
sion oi the Presidents. u portrait OF John Adj
ans, painted by Trumbull, in his usual style.
In the same room Is the picture OF aSsint. by
ntisn. while through the folding doors that
communicate To the back psrlor may b. seen
a painting %, Christ breaking bread after his
rcsurrWotion. This occupies nearly ooe side
Of the wall, extending from floor to floor. and
was painted by Car. Spruygt. OF tbc Flemish
school. IL was purchased by Mrs. Msdison's
son. at the oosi Of about two thousand dollar,
and sent 10 hcr IRON Europe. Over the fire.
place in the same room. IL a very old painting
representing a group OF msidens surpriscd b,
Pan, whhIc playing IN u gfoye. Pan, IL seem,
has fallen IA love with the handsomest one,
while the rest are quite marty OF the idea o
such n creature a. lac bring susceptible Of the
tender passion. Her collection winds up
with a number o, rare engrs,ings, eud slsc
line sets OF medals. on French and Americas
subjects"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

The Arsu,is highly complimentary on the
appointment Of Mr. Newman as postmaster.
Az right. bu, VA. II ,hr tear OF ilc shadow az
Col. Thompson that prevented his b,uag
equally complimentary on lhn aPpointmsUt
OF hr. Hale, or upon him IN retiring from tn
Office, afI,s having been ciiicien, aud faithful
post mnst~r for near a year, The Argus
ought TO hs,e another imprint, g. ".
Thompson conductor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

A REPLY To \ CHALLENGE-The
following >. the tcply OF Col Gardiner. =
British oiiccr II distinction and tired yaioi
toa clallcnSc cent him BY a young sd,en,m
cr.
Il fear not ypuT sword but ne ANGER 81 n,
Got. daTe venture my iiic IN q Spusl cau.
bat cann0t hasn't my soul in o hsi on.
viii charge np to thc cannon mouth for M,
good oi tWy country. bet I want couuEe 4,
storm Tie Citairl ol Sltsu.7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

INC weather continues the most delightful
u'~i could be imagined. and out Of door.
business bhk and lively. Our streets are
more gay and brisk than we have ever seen
them at this season.. May they cou,inos -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

NALtABL. PROP ERTR - Auction.
WILL still - pshisr so<tsea ~ fbe rsan
- boa.s az ssafssy ~ Ith dsy ofApsa 1876.
ne S~"ih b.if u ~ NJ q ~ sassss ~ This
Frp-ry y sdissier Ne s-ssdsses ~ ~ Css~.
~ - tb sfeei. sd 10 eme - ne h~sn sfassss,s
~ he c'fy - . pgsssie se.sssars.
I've sls ~fn - g-gfvs ard 80 sa.h
- IsAAC COTS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
An ORDINANCE appro,in, a.. .,..-..-

AN ORDINANCE approving the sIte-,ion
OF ccriain streets and allies in the 3,h ward
"hereas in the month OF July. isss Wi.
liam C'.pline, with tbe ascent III sbe Coupr;,
OF the city Of Wheeling. altered the eouu.r ~
Market street in the 9Th wand from the north
side OF Biddlc street To The creek. and the sl.
lies and streets cast Of aid Market street. from
Webster stree, to the crsek: and whers. N.
sssen, Of the city OF Wheeling signi6ed by or.
dinsncr Is deemed necessary To perfect -aii al.
teration.
Sec. l. Tbs; the ooursc of Market street.
9TH wsnl. from Biddle stree, north 10 Wheel.
ing creek, shall hereafter b. north thirty sly
d-grrts Esst. On. 90 dcg. T. and OF the snmr
width a. tia, par, Of aid Street South OF aid
Biddle street.
SIC. 2. That the coursc and direction a,
Cha pline and Fol- streets. and alleys q aud
II. from the North side OF Webster stpoc, IN
the creek. shall be North ,hirt,-six degrees
hss,, N. 30 deg. r aud OF the ssm- width
ns the south side OF said Webster street.
Sse. 3. That this ordinance si,all Ia La eoee,
from and after iis passage.
PsSsed-Apnl 4. 1886.
MOSES &. GOOD, Mayor.
JAMS y. WHEAr. Clerk. an 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

CT Sec the advertisement Of the Doug
las. iiopsc la another column.
Samud DoHylass. was a good editor aud a
good PRINTER sad we know lac viii be first
rate landlord. Tor Ne erc bounl 10 supposs
ina, every printer knows what poor iiriug is
and will csooe the opposite.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

VII" OF the greet sdv.ssaxs &C. me -
- ~ "sees'"s ~ C.ssssy bsslss snJ 90
~ me p.rsssse s<,hess -sspisss a Cs.es,,.s 49,"
.ss'.se" sn'e'es. = sea of ~ ,nFiasss cvs.s..-
ssssssa e's'ss; h.r,isy u eca ns.,r.,-
e'"y ss Ps~hssss Dry Gs.d. IN s..s-n
~ ses<p'ss's =. sii bsysrs MN
".'e INV Engaged Ia The bsssss--
.s',ss 'sv srs'ss sseck eS Goods 80 s-.en.
s'sr s'.'s"'iy "a hand. an snpl. $500
= g. DC '' s's NEEDED by the ~~h,l.-s'ppyy4
..s I."'s'es On The essssn en,ss !, $3.50
a. ns..ses.e" he nos' sc~e,s.n--dshs ,.,m.
70 CO., r'sr.s-S - DIR ssrs'cs s.Sse,r~,,.
sp " w \ sKLBy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

. o"f'"s 'he pest sesson .,sriy eo..,
sroo n. ~ ssk with : view sf sn.esn~
q ssuk :, os~ AMI ke'a'I Trade ua,,si. win
he 81. - fresh a. T~~ss,e. I ssv .G..
49, NTH descriptions of rserh.sm s
-" = DRY Esd. psi s<n,isc cusch-sd..
.-t.ss~. - o. o"y'"s - largely a, oces. 80
r" WIN greet care AL attention.
49, '~"~i s'.'y Of nv store !. a.cd No e.clu-
~" hs The who'esals Department. v here hs,.
-" '"es 'n'i sm constantly p~sspsssd 10 cell on
my retail sc~A J. sau-.siis l.sae and cc.pi.,.
sre'h"s even hat -i s,r~-r ys~s> chs. ,...oo
& "is hsi.g distinguished fos b-sssy of s,yl. 81
tsrs'y 81 ms'erisi, -na rem pr .,.r rich -.
S'sp'e AMI poue-i'e Goces. In which s,ienap, -
NO." line be directed by small ~~t,sr.-wrn.
sPo W r. srIvv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
NEW B~oNsETs.

usf RECEIVED 81 = d mARgERy tss,
s"d esp ssess. csDss ~ Mar sd uss,on sss
ef.fs' ifs's h"..'s flsss. STA He's. 6htAss..'.
va" t..s.'osss tfsss Ci.s-s lfsss WASTE
sea bisck wool lIsss. Mes .es g., cls..a 80
hisa sod fosib, sivsh Cs,s. Msn ..S Rr.' vel.
sei Csf-. Z. IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
~ cu,scERy-In n, cssa" sss'''

IN eHa sCERY-m me c,rraa ssrs'''
Couu ~ les sd Chsacsy Sc One so~hf
Danisl 10 Edghssioo,
-.
MsfthsW ~ tioastea soi others
fuf.asni ~ = decree aDsde IN ne shove Va"
eaa.s b. he s.iJ oosn a. fbe lea asy u Jssuay
1886. uhe un5ersSEneJ sesiog - commissioned ~
dsf and ~ virtue - he est destes. ~iii ~H
SATURDAY he efss~na dsy u HpstL. EsErEi'
HrSssFs ssD E,arE sgs. a. psblie ssis ~ he ~
s~er ~ ne csaf hH-use ~ Ohia eouasy. ~ iissbtE
go BIDDER. he North bali o. - No 80 ass - ~
ftesh) tenih s4gsse en Fosnh asssi ~ lhs sHt =
wAsel'"g. " fhsi pan q sad tny isJ eat - ~
late Nah Zsce decreased.
TWINS 90 sAIE-Onc figrH - Ne 30
easss ssonsy 20 - pad h cssu. sss ne fs-rS
" i've sqssi Psysaenss - ssaks 81 us'sss 49,
if~a Ne dey - ss. Ne p~sscbssef eisins
wnh god seesriy besfins ioisrra lr.n lhs OF
sale sAs' ~ ISAAC ~ MITCHELL. Ccmf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

We are continually presented with new
evidences at Ancuctn Ingenuity. We saw
q urw and striking proui al h. N. as, in m.
library Of Congress l. va, a yer, small br.t
mechanically -rulpturcd out ~ marble h.,
maeliine po,ses~'d oi y uc az tie pruprri,s
at ubc tuning lathe. a- Wc sc mi1une-l
Alongside 81 thi. bust was d halt ~llptur-l
tacr. ent oui oi another pir,t at marble IN
STOW 20 part how thc operation We. ,onIr,t.
Ell We have HJt ~seu thc ma,i,In, ,t.rlt
but wc shalt proiabiy have u mate m,nui,
des, option 81 a. W understand lnt th.t.
b. originally a marble but. Finished n. usual
by tte hsni. which y pct into lhe machine
tlat j. calculated 20 multiply ropits al Id
Do tli, wsy a mans bIs my w. cop4cd. pst
hsp- ~ inhaifam at vrry moderate pd,,
AIT thusa process .indlsrt 90 engraving applied
60 ..ulgtufc - WasAiagiOH Taioa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

CT The election held on Tuesday last in
ihis place i0r township o%ihcers. resulted IN
tia choice oi the following gentlemen. IL i.
regularly nominated Whig ticket, with two
exceptions. Mi UniAH B,ssrr. was chosen
"a p.sce OF Mt NN JANIsos, who posirivel,
dcthuci-sn MI Dawn LsueuLiS, in the
place 81 Nj ALtNASDER jAaisoS. whn was
understood a. have refused srrviug slso. NJ.
thugliiin D. tlic only lOcoiouo on the ti,ke,
We believe our loco friends made no f~ul.
oFposiuon--ii ~ likely ihey thousrit wguId
b~ q truPr.ess cssr-CsdE Rsp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

CT The Cumberland Civilian comes 70 us
on new typ, ia very handsome style and pub
lished .1m,-wcckly. The new editor dis
plays much spirit, tsct and talent. We well
come it as evidence Of gres, improvement in
that town.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
THE PRINTERS SIX coMMANpMENT,

inou shalt love thy pnnter-kT he is
the standard OF thy country.
Thou shalt subscribe 20 his paper-for he
Sekeuh much 10 obtain the news, OF which We
may no, remain ignomnt.
. Thou shalt pay him for his paper-for
he l1eOfeth hed 10 give We the news in due
scaScn'
!. Thou shalt sdverise-,hat a. may h.
able TO give yc the PAPER.
mo sial' not visit him rrgaralexs Of his
Office Inlcs-derangne ihe pap~Ss.
g. Thou sbal, touch NOTHING Ina, wJl ,;v.
the printer uouhle-that lac NAV hold ,bee
guilty. wy"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

c. Thc aspect OF the lndians Slate debt
j. vcp favorable. Mr. Butler has returned 20
New Nurk, and hss pwrared an elaborate re.
port Of his agency, which IS much liked los the
bond holder, aud likewise wa to be- forward.
od to The bond holders in London by the steam.
81 OF the let inst. he gives, IA ample detail,
tho value of The rama lauls AMI other property.
rs present and prospective revenues, &c, and
the result j. a conviction that the canal anenr.
Incnt will be- promptly carried out by tlc
NECESSARY subscription to tee losn for tn
completion 81 Ia Canal contemplated IN the
law. THIS Restores the State credit. a. lie
nrcessay revenue OF tan law was passed at
tin late session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
~NHOCklNG DEATHS

SHOCKING DEATHS "A glh. umsd
iAihbth SinttI Hgrd ~ ,cafs. %p.siiing iu
Fttist'iPiis nnt FUh "a sd tcsth last week.
WINCH 3tnult prove a eautiou tO Others. H.
apienr sIc iuund y hr,tle ~ a tfos-t IL ths
H''i~ c1u'aiHiug wine ss shs supposed bat
"hice proved tube ,iinol Winch ne stteup,.
- io jfnk but it so burned lst that shr uss
Dnlnt~iiodt O" -ptttout Size lingend I'm great
sgDny ipt several dst. ant iied on S,fufI.,
> painirf % New Nok NAMED A. = S,ttan
49, . ,%Iuai'ai death On Fndsy by taking .
inak ~t New kuRlaad rum ~ wh,rb eores
ivr s~abiiuiatc IVES dissolved.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
sILK HATa.

"A FINE sssotnsest 81 Ss.u Nap Aisissk,n
IA s'h Hsis u he lsiesi style. Aia . eo.-,
sssf'men' "f The snos, isshosssie Beaver ami
Nsn'a Hats. ~sHh f~ osls. %la.sse. lishin~. .n.
a"fsnee and beauty of curl. is,ha sal 6o,.h. Ar.
unsurpassed icse'hes viii, q general sssum~Dt al
al 'be diu"eui tors's snd yasieiies 81 Hat. nov M
'"s"e. and oil Of ~hseh sf~ made on The mos,
spr"v'sd P'ns'ple. Of pwims materials and By The
"" ""fs'"-" Those Wishing 10 psrrh.ss a.
wholesale o, rs's,i. viii 6ss % .. ,aei, .ix.,,.,.
70 rail sud srsm'ne neisse parrhs.,ng. a. . am De-.
'.nn'"si NOD To '< anssid. 90 my isetia,ss ss m...
aiae'.nnk 10 advantage are s-a.ssp~sseJ.
y u Hats foOiished ~ order 81 shsu oss.es-
p'ni s'Er' 10 call al 100 Main q rect
Fii w w JAMESON.
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VIOLENT STORM Al THE SOUTH.

w, l-au ftom VIZ Wilmington. n. C..
Cc'ams rclal. ,ha; tor the 'hre lsy> preceding
THURSDAY las; a VIOLENT gale Of wind. accom-
panied with torrents of lain. prevailed in that
,,c,ntg which Nc presume socoun,s 20. the
deten''on oi the msils South Of ,ha, place
Tbe Comu,ervisl sdds.
We have had no msils frccs VI, South Cor
th'ro ts!s, uhc bnAss NOT being sbas to rtic
the gale. which we doubs not. has ant, uded
the whole iesgh d the Southern coast. fhe
Mail Boot Wilmington. which left here on
Wednesday, rcuinstl ba,k on THURSDAY morn.
iD9, Capt. Smith informs rs. that IL was im.
possible for HIM to cross the Bar. tho gale
iron iie y. r. being so great. with the sea
running mountains high. The w. left sgair
on rhursia, sitemoon. bu, VIC think she did
no, pa, tn Sea before Friday morning. a. II
blew very fresh most OF Thursday night: ~hc
would likely lay at the wharf at S,ni,hsyilie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

There Is To me. says Byron, 'some,hiur
very s'itenlng IN the presence of a woman
sonne strange influence even il one 4, NO, In
io'e with them. always feel ina he,,r,
humof with myself and everything els II there
- a woman wi;hia hen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

q BRLs REFINED cAMPioH-
" 5 a. Cream 81 Tartar
? Bf. Pssdsted IL, berry
d. Jsm,irs Gisss,
eass' Com Aioes
do do ArofpShoa
20 b'se. cs.,ls sosp
2 Bale. Laqsos,o~ R..s
100 Ln- EasL.h wsi..
loo y Zee P,~p~'.d cbsik In Ball.
1000 Psres Pli Rste.
20 Baskets olive Oti
20 b'rss Ce'usd c,nham, IN par.
10 do DO Pspp<s
G"aasJ nsssissa Ia s 10 Can.
is CASKS Eg~ssn ssiis is- r.cd ..d "a, al.
vsv la~ by PRyop q pa,,II
sFIl whses.ie DssKxi.s.. I6l ss.,ksss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

a man rsB lslp what's douc bshiad IA.
huck ~ ~ lOiieT SAID shcn b, Va. licked
ca gftuB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

MORE LIVERPOOL STEAMERS.-h is
rnmored that W u Aston Of New York. Is
aioat 20 beconr the founlcrofa iinc OF steam
packets. TO ply brtwecn tia, port and Liver.
pool.
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Ohm Cuunly. ArrIl 2nl. lsls

ohio County. April 2nd. lst6.
]. T.. Wa,EroS. E@a-Bs pleased ,o an
nounCc DANIEL ". EDGiNGToN. our
la.e ~ericicn, mslnber, a. a candidate Tor the
house OF Dsicssues, at the approaching cleo.
,,on. MANY VOTERS.
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Y O. lcfu.
MOSES &. GOOD, Mayor.
JAMS y. wnIAT. Clerk. an 10
AN ORDINANCES IN RELATION TO THE
TREASURER.

AN ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO THE.
TREASURER.
y. Il ordained by the Council Of the City
OF whe~iins;
SEC. !. That IL shall b. the duty Of the
Treasurer In report 10 the Council AT its firt
meeting IN each month. q copy III his sccoun,s
Tor The preceding month, exhibiting the bal.
snoe IN The Treasury in the beginning OF the
month. the different smounis paid into the
Treasury during such month, by whom, and
on what account paid. the different di.burse.
inenis, TO whom and on what account Paid,
during the same period. and The bslancc on
hand al the end Of such month.
SEC. q This ordinance shall take cAee,
from and after its passage.
Passed April 4. 1886.
MOSES c. GOOD. hayor.
JNnr =. WHEAT, Clsrk
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DEAb CD RIcl,sh - ani.. of pi,Is
= Aa iaie an oiinrcf 81 ihs Lnie.l STATE.
Ht'n' dltd 20 lDui-,iiir n, a feu ts,.
itr"ss nuurl via military honor.
2Jhc 3Jlisliiw Lsgiol
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CoMMIssroNgn's SALE.

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Tie same.
nY VIRTUE 81 he josn' decree pronouness -
ID lbess ean-ss On the 5tb day o. feefss"
f5se. he u~a~irs< gaed se',nx - cs~Fsssssoaef y
shss behai n. ~slf ssil ~ the frsal doos II tss eson
hes.s a Ohss eossfy. 81 pnelpe ale. sn ss.srd'f
he llsh day a. April nssi. she EAST Hall q
Lo' nafsssr ssshI 90 10 ne sfh sqasss ~ The eHl
- Vince l,ns. siiu.ss 81 ne eosnef u Monroe O."
Ns,kss streets, ,hs prpgsfsy VI the late WE So~
ninxhsss.
fERMs-Eighi prt cent ~ IRE pusehnss senT
10 cssh. nd ne Frssdas iheffof ~ ihfss Sia''
psysss"s. 81 eight. sx,esn ard lseasy 6or Hs'"a'
lsoa lke dsy % sR1e. shs ~pafthsssf Eisiss hr~'
wnh god -searsy. beating ,pssrssa. nosPren'sy'
iron he day ~ safe.
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DOUGLASS HOUSE.
eoFsEh sAHkEr AsB OHIO sTRxsrS.
CADIZ, OHIO.
ukrTA HAVE p-,sAs.sd ,s.. ssssss
srs~ ii.j Lscsr. tsrcsaiy o.
lk ssFsed ~ Nc M.nssssz3 given
G&Mi saefoagh repss. end fufsi.hsd %
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sspFsst 81 me yahiie-shsy .h.ll 1880. k,.l
sisn,ssn. sns '~css ou5s,sss ehs.sss.
.-Fess - sisp . large Ls e.~.e~ses "a IA.
es''S'ns. esieaisied es pshi,e sshsssa.~.. 80 =.
N'feuses Asssssfiss. Ae. rhlsh eco - $500
- cay i'sse Shss ma psevis..iy engaged
CsdiE OAo-seU
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kobbtEf The onirc ct Nj v B. r4I.
mr. '~s fap. agent 10 the Tnbiua ba.a
ih D ws' bn'seu orcn un fnIly aiU.
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EELLE-woRSED COLLARS. Thread T..
IL Cos. M'..i n . rinainss. Blark slk Lace. ,,d
Neis es ve,i'. aud Lace Goods generally.
sPiI w r SEIBY
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-Jas reed a 6as s.-,rm.a, "a c.,..
- late ''S's OIL s'ls snd cksh cag.. ,ss,,h.,
~'h srnersi ssso''Hasni % Yoafh,' cL,sh. y.i,s,
snd 1lssed Cs,s. As sss Isw at is9 nv
sPb w W JiNESov.
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" DOL HATs-Js. received . I,,,, .ns
'arssHs iaa NJ blsck sna whsss w..,i a..
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DESTITUTloN Working women ia Eng.
and = We themselves from starving during
The winter, by mcrtgagius their sum.zer earn
ing>. Many OF the laborcrs OF that "meu,H
country declared recently AZ a public meet
iHg' That they knew mceT only s, name,
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CoRE FOR ThE TOOTH. AcHE.-Tske
a piece OF SHEET zinc about the size OF a four.
pence hall penny. and a piece OF silvrt-Ay a
qu.iisr oil q dollar. place them together, and
io'a ,hrm between md contiguous TO the de-
,eeu'c ioo,h-'n a few minutes the psin will
~ gone as IL by magic. The zinc and silver
aotirg asa galvunic battery, will produce ON
NC nerves OF The tooth sufficient electricity
10 establish a current, aud co-nseou.n,ly re-.
lie,e the pain.