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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-09

E FOR Is. sALE.Tyo ans r, saddle Hor,e.-r,li
5:s SIZE Tor riding on hprssb.sk md have been long
for further particulars. is ctsjgb
A FINE HORSE FOR SALE.
HORSE ', sia DC % sound and kind
as for .aa. man. For pssd sd . s
Horse enquire Second Ward Hotel Nassau $50
s@ KING CHARLES spANIELs-oF THE
~ pure breed received by the latest arrivals from Lon
only Be S
from III. curious in distant paid.
NOTICE hereby given all owning Dogs that
~ Gs ns ] the l ys sn 1a
hnS g iar:e asr ,, date and NOT properly nuzzisd wall
js1 Ills .se - JACOB RAMSAY, FRS. Marshal.
HICKORY BLUEs-ATTENTIoN,
sa h 81 81 &C. are s Ss S s
& the Nifty n ~ be PURPOSE s
meeting Of Officers, and all per.on. holding rolls,
WIN De held tins d'y Xx MSG ce
General meeting Of citizens same place. every evening
SONS OF TEMPERANCE, STATE OF NEW
CONGREGATIONAL JUBILEE.
s'sHs I'd s ON s
ssn' os re 'iss T
vi. feG S 10 NS
lad downns nbers four abreast MaIshals Of Subordinate
Gs Poet! nd
ana 70 ''" e R9f hXRR Fl cs GRAND
s : W. cSss KIll'aa' Aids, i.s s.nsMsrrs
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
SPECIAL N0TlCE.-Marshols of subordinate Divisions
in New York and vicinity will ascertain from the mem.
from asFo;d sssS member seso%modsis and Re
Il.
Bull hs ss.sy % sa q Sun
s BY 'A;F ~ 81 NJ
LONG ISLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
vi is o: on mn M s
% II: he ia S
% ,nS wing PSiG e. M.Iast
''G Fu ssily , jaas 1t is. s.' price, ee4e
PICTURES OF AMERICAN VICTORIES.
s Of s
6ssS q Giss's yfs.
Price uad l o1 S:s from any
par. Of the United States promptly ;,'s15sd -
: :. eeN...sa ssIss! Herald Baains..
HoHpsEh,ps{ =, MAASG IS! LETTEK.PKINTINI.TE
@ s on s@
ticulr excepting such have already dis
posed of joint interest in said Telegraph for the United
States Application to be made to GEORGE CLIFFORD,
Esq, II Wall street. II. L. HOUSE & CO.
je6 lwsrc
MECHANICS BANKING AssocIATIoN,(
New YoRK, June S, 1896
nlvlDEND-The President and Directors have this day
q until that ds Ss
Transfer Books will be closed.
je8 4tis*rc JOHN H. cornell, Cashier
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having, by deed OF Assignment.
bearing date the 3h been appointed Assignees oil
all the zeal and personal Of Moses ArmenI Of the
of New York. butcher the benefit Of all his
creditors hereby require all indebted him make
immediate payment and those having clams demands
the said Moses f. Ament furnish
statement Of the particulars thereof without delay the
Dated New York, June 8, 1886,
je7 1wsrc A. THOMPSON, Assisnee''
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NEW TARIFF.
IMPORTANT NEWS TO Shippers of Grain and other
L Farm Produce to Great Britain.
Anew law having passed the Legislature, admitting the
poation of foreign and very low
duty, opportunity win be those who DESTROYS
70 ship the Glasgow market 70 good connection with
the subscriber who has been fifteen years the Grain and
Provision trade and there has hitherto been
importance who had practical knowledge OF that trade
IN glasgow better opportunity could be desired by
spectacle houses form that market Liberal
advances will be given TO their shippers
the subscrbers long experience and OF the
Grain and Provision Trade and also his friendly intimacy
lated upon.
The ;ubscriber bessss refer shppe 70 Mr. A. IL Finay
Astor House. ..., ROBERT ROBERTSON,
m2S lmsr .~~.es - 80 Union street, Glasgow.
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sARACEN's HEAD, u DEY STREET, N. Y

SAHACENS HEAD, II DE SINEEI, N. 7.
JOSEPH SMITH late Of Worcester, England begs leave
that he has recently fitted up his house in superior
manner, and calculated please gentlemen Of He
will always as heretofore Keen his Bar and Larder supprd
with the best Liquors and Provisions that the market ords
Dinners from u till o'clock and Cold Cuts Chops Stakes
Rare Bits, &c, at all hours
His supply OF English and city newspapes is exceed by
house New York, and his Ales Wines Scgars &C.,
Of the most superior quality and the attendance prompt Phi
Rooms provided for parties and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended to. Lodgings, &c.
myI1 lmsr
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DEAFNESS.
ISXTRACT-"I cheerfuIly comply with the request Of
~ Lent Mcintosh that he inv ded home
BEING for duty in Of total deafness and DE-,
sad Edwards surs OF New York he has reoayersd his
IN and returned his military duty Signed H. AcNevt
M u snrgeou 10 H. d. M. fore Is, Jamscs.
D Castle aud Edwads Acoustic Drops, have long been
panuIar remedy an curative for deafness noises and
dscfnrses from the ears. collections Of hard c Of
fee sso Broadway. jeoltsr
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CLOTHING

CLOTHING
M UGH LOWER than the General Prces-JACOB
w vANDERBlLT, g Maiden Lane, between William
aud Nassau strsetshe Gent!emen
Boys Clothing Establishment in New York
NB;-Hundreds Of Garments ready made, which will be
sold wholesale retail. low. MO I'm
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DR.. j. FRANCIS, OCULIST,
As5 RROADJVAY

DR.. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST,
4o3 BROADWAY,
THIRD DOOR FROM GRAND STREET.
M the undersigned having witnessed astonishing
w performed by DIR Francis believe his preparations
ofthe greatest discoveries made FOR diseases Of the
Eye, and highly recommend him safe and skul ocus
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev 3. H. Cone,
Rev. :. Aadradc, r. {. Priest, Rev. Q. Benedict,
References given to those in the city who have been
totally blind from Amoresissight perfectly restored;
Ulcers and Spccks removed Of the longest standing
"a number OF undoubfed tesmonials be the
Office will satisfy the public of his
1J- Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. 70 Advice
the poor grstis. -
Dr. Francis will the first Of May 10 No. 40
Broame street. first house. second block Of Broadway
al lmd&rWsr
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Ia AHANDsOME COTTAGE and about Eve acres
E1 Of goo! Land laid in meadow situated the Blazing
- Star Road about and half miles from the Rah-
way New Jersey Hallway Depot Attached the premises
an excellent Garden with tine bed Of Asparagus Barn,
Stable, Sc Sci; The Cottage nearly new, Gllsa il yh
house and Is otherwise spacious and replets with
jes iwsrc MORE G BAKER. 2o4 Broadway.
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no THE LADIES

To THE LADIES.
ssIGNEE's sALE--A large stock Of Worsted Patterns
n AID Embroderes, French and German Fancy Goods,
viii be solda No gT Broadway ~ stsis opposite TIE 4.
nndsr NE ssst oil inpoTsauos jsW~W
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MUSIC,

MUSIC.
I INSTRUCTION given the Piano at two dollars per
month, by person who understands the profession
roughly Any wishing take lessons will please
address note to "Music," at the Herald Office.
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FOR SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES.
whole s.ees x, pekiSng,ng 70 the late urn q ssse
sortmen, Of zephyr and German Wosed finished and
menced Embroideres embroidery Patterns and all materials
for Embroidering. purse Twist and purse Trimmings, gilt
and silver Beads and great variety Of French and German
Fancy Goods, is offered for sale at 10 New street, by
myl5 TuF&Sa sw*rc e. ROCKNAGEL. Assignee.
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English family of respsctabity, occupying hou II
larger than required would like TO accommodate three
inmates will be taken. The situation is peculiarly pleasan
nd central being opposite the Park The spacious
and have the Croton introduced. The table is wei
supplied aud every domestic comfort enjoyed For fuhe
particulars address A. f., Herald Office
led 3tSat\X'ru&r
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TO LET,
N d immediate possession given - lruf1s UMBREL.
"A LA featuring establishment ,ic fixtures
masehnsIy Of the latest mprovemrn s-e II mme
Well t o y. a
ss sav wSg 1 :. the !. IT,
tended to by the proprietor j.9 lwsrc
A RARE CHANCE co -MfLLINERS.
A ets CUSTOMERS. y,lh Of 9f B9eadw.T
8s ss;
i;$: ::$:: '''s
ASTON MORSE BATHS.
Esfs'f 81 yr aa"s A s III H9. .ssl.
Bath. eo%pl The SssSias tub: are 81;
.s sS s S IL
g s sYsI g.
aNR7
FUME BATH.
1 would and pr SWEET. Sulphur Fume Bath,
:sss a' ssass
+. Charges 50
MHfy2v ATS IS s9 I sfAtt sT BHTAs
HEsuE BATHS are highly r.sOm% m By the NOS,
n II * sS R II THE ns. S
BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING,
AND WIG MAKING.
N in sad Ss HS so SnS
ssadassa S.sisx
Of M A., the
be oana i bis new place Jadson. Hotel bro.dwsyi
and Convenience. can .seommodst. person. Hot,
tans With clean bu.he. for each person. having
sss IN s he M % wSa S
business his personal attention. mis- 1msr
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ASSIGNEE'S NOIICE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having, by a deed OF Assignment
bearing date the 3h inst been appointed Assignees Of
all the estate zeal and personal Of Moses Armen Of the
creditors hereby require all indebted him make
immediate payment and those having claims demands
against the said Moses to furnish
statement Of the particulars thereof without delay the
Office Of VIM. Z. r. English ~ Nassau st.
Dated New York, June 8, 1886,
Ell lWhrc A. THOMPSON Assguees
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY


FIKE WORKS FIRE WOKKS!!
SAAC EDGE, chnjc Artist, Jersey City, epar.
ed to furnish FIRE WORKS to cities, towns public gar
brilliant and variegaed fires appropriate designs
featured in this country and be furnished any
ISAAC EDGE,
Pyrotschnic Artist, laboratory Jersey City, Nj
rr nora 1ncEs, snip
merchant vessels be obtained by applying
TO CHAS J. Howell,
myN lm~r 2O6 Front street.
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FIREWORKS.
THE subscriber would invite the dealers his
! assortment OF Fireworks which he offers at reduced
mines Of do and fire wheels Scrolls vertices
bengalas pigeons Roman Candles rockets Sc &c., all Of
perior quality.
Also, Sarge assortment Of pieces suitable for public and
private exhibitions of the approved makers.
JED 1w*r j. w. HOLBERTON rs Maiden lane
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MECHANICS BANKING AssocIArIoN,}
New YoRK, June S, 1896.
nlYIDEND-The President and Directors haye this day
~ declared dividend of four per for the last six
months abe and sitter the 10th until that date the
jes ltissrc JOHN H. CORNEL, Cashier
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SALE OF CAMELIAS.
RARE PICTURES AYR AUCTION.
WANTED.

WANI
FEW active Young Men to South or West TO act as
$500 and above their expenses will insured them
writing with an opportunity Of clearing 81 900 per year
$1,000 clear OF all Each will have his
SIS to $50 good fitting out. Apply ERENLHs
Publishing Hall 2ss Broadway stairs Office Of the Flag
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direct the attention of purchasers to the
" large sale Of valuable Brooklyn property comprising
upwards Of one hundred lots avenue
o part Of the sy takes place ibis BY
offered will be sold to the highest bidder Terms6O per
cent remain bond and for five
10 lt;ssr
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
nEAR Sir :-Sesng ia your paper of this morning
~ ment that was brought by requson for obtain
ing goods under false preences humbly ask my friends
and the citizens OF New York. to suspend judgment in
charges against me is base msre ressntation.
je9ltsrh MICHAEL MCCABE
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DIR. BONES, DENTIST,
$50 Broadray.
INSERTS TEETH and warrants them a. good - -
natural ones for biting and mastication
Acompe!e double set OLDEST Nliners Teeth on 80 y.
set Of best Mineral Teeth on fne gold plate,
for the urper jaw, TO he worn BY atmospheric :. :.
snnrjr Tooth from . . : : 49,. 81 % to %
pugsias Teeth wirh Gold from ...... rs TO 20
MISUNDERSTANDING, (west side) two doors above
White street.
N 3 DIR. J. operates in the evening" a. usual.
ie0 ff*m
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BOARD Ar HOEOKEN.

FEW single gentlemen who may be DESTROYS Of enjoy
ing the advantages Of daily trips the during
the summer months obtain with breakfast and
and board Sundays in private family few minutes
lars apply At Mr.. Wheelers Not CORTLAND ST., New York!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08

- e Ian = eniy 60 s1ssg navy ofths rumsv
49, ens1ts wnieh orisfrg>e ~ Impurities 81 the blood
neak TO oyevsous. Bat ths ccksue~ Sugar Cos.sd We
rus have srarplsd saecssrfaIy with IN sverv
., are bad teen sses 90 rsviodcs rsturns Of
msm her esrss infancy; and stserly hsd heen 40
ss'spsos keecorse we he'd. smeriv 10 The fsr,i,
rnysiesn bat his prsscrirston only drovs The
,~esoy nnsby rscormsc6sd hsr Of Loes PR. hr,
sn'orsn some nssske Of the Apotbeesrr's e,e,a ~,
w Snessnc.s sefar Coated vsrssahic Purrs,,v. p,,s
sent IN their seed. Hsvins iissis faish m PIN -
~ -ssps,on; ,na heinr rafbe- sarersiisious vr,,hs
s,.. sonemuso ira rrovtdence had hand I'm IN. Is
r ion. src amer ell IL might turn out 10, m. -,
~ spw 49, 81 Ssds sss ofthem. The result Of ".
49, sn tbem no reerrS their .,rs ~,
- nosIons The rsiisnt varidiv rse,rs~.s sJ ~
n,shS s.,s.s OF krisypes since. The Doctor wss
lion: MI - :. ,o, supposed ssece.p Of his pr.scrip-
~ n esros thai Ne r,sosvsd on that tire so.ws
Ssnsys ss no nne s.e IN ease: Of Erisypeas hat Gle
ny A. q. FAIRCytIf.p
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FRRSH GOODS.

lust rectvcd direct fsu Phiisdcpbis 81, f,r sac a
TIE Family Grocery Opposite the BIG Red Boos ths
s5loN ire artiriea.
. fex cHson, lot rOek Candy 20 Ne Oafnsssi q r.
ffafi Barley, ttct Flour ofRSS t5res very snrer r
Choroiats, hos ane Cocos hor spefs dssxen Nush
fcotn etchup. doxsu fsssneeof Anrhovic. Gesasers
tNdncs y jas mred fickits, Preserved Pine Apiiss
ApFicnis feschcs, iea.s ttnen Peel and sfsWtrffss
gsf sand 81 ofneeniinr cfsfs. Prcsiaas eonctnra I'll
Esencc - trnons it tpFes sfeFiof Regsfa frineips
SO reseffe tsfsr, eozfn sf affaNta 0okin4 Tot
rul afsea cui I'D ~ a. tos ~, srau eic chew,
ING Iol seco. torsg iotfs cieuHs soH sfSous ehsgna
epal nsrsi Gruuha Cihrsnep and eiByes. nnfs e NJ
ca, qnoH HFuip. Greapa Mats, efa = ~ ssfe Fnr.
isn " elfns. f1f etl Aimonfr Dried rurraais Lost
tnd lurefifsf aBfu. effnh B.asirs on tintka fsrf.
8rruie. Fhce rruste ard rufffrf tts Tura rier tfr
efs Fmetfd Ncrfing trig pefuur. 40 Q Narts4ei
htft and tirkct HHon. wtirii wifh arftffts IA
sore. SIZE ss{0fin Frfg rlrfife ara b. Ill I'd
foif ehesp 81 sssh " a7rro,ss tsf.el
IRA GB nirBAmNcEV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
80 GREArCuRE
OF NERvotr HEADACHE ny THE
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE

nv dsrrter endured almost iro,e-ahle On e>rips ,,h
sne NERVOUS nHADAcEk, for nvs years. and nothing
rsemeo 70 give relief had the curiosity TO get hox OF
~. smfhr fns. OF o. DEXTER. in Albany and rave her
sdose which showed she derived Immediate heneft =
coincidence now taking the place OF curiosity Obtained
tne agency of these rood ms and have sold rres,
nv because can honestly recommend them. NV daagb-
sr = now perfectiy well, and u attending the Albany
East Albany: ~. v. April. 1896
The abope genfiemon. a respectable Aer-
chant, is knotcn Hnirersaiiy ia Aibony.
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VARIETY
AND FANCY GoOns

WI + are now rscsiving and opening a. the Music
49, and variety Store, a.o-gs and well selected
oes Of variety ard fancy articles which have been o.
lsced with care, both a. 10 rice and quality and win he
sold a. small advance and cost, consisting IN rau 81
re following Drcs ard Cores whaistone, Black and
mne Say bfnding Ivory combs, Horn pocket combs.
Polka combs Enqiish horn dressing eonhs fnsTso
eonais, WoTsienhoims Roserp' Pen krivos Pine sha
vine soap, Bead and sik purses; foctet books Slate
non t0a-os. Magic Lanterns finen toxes Sun riasses
Bone and Hiass eiaar tahfs Cgaf cases, Fsise hrcs
ihfowIna snd humuins i1ps. Hsrmonics whips Jews
hafpS, Harmoneia Giaiones GAS toad fue Burssns
af roane ladies, viih great variey u TOYS ana 5tbg,
@ttccs 700 numerous % mention. Can and srsfnfue
. - 80 - J MELLON.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE
IN THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
MK ISAIAH COcPEk

ibk KUN OCCUPIED
MK ISAIAH COtPGk
Nearly opposite the North Western Bank
MAIN STREET. WHEELING.
Z IF suaetihsr has jus, opened and 10 sin receiving
rev, very large aud extensive stock OF Fancy and
staple Dry Goods; sniise for the present and apfoSc
ing season, whehwilihe offered 10 the citizens Of
ling aud vicinity a. prices that hut please either
hy wholesale OF retail. Give a call and we will take
pleasure in showing goods You then Iudko for
yourselves whether Ire goods and Prices VIII sut YOU
The stock consists In part ve-y large essortmon,
Of French Eugiish and American Cloths and
sstinsls, Kentucky Jesns kerseys Gold Mixed TwceJs
and beaver Cloihy, Blesehed aud Blown Musiha White
and Rcd Flames anton flsnnss Checks and Linseys
n endless quantities. go pieces Prints so pieces Cling
hams assorted, Irish Linens Csloed CamiTics arc El.
iroidered Cashmere, PLAIN Velvet, ssino Satin aud
silk Vesiings Gents Satin Black Italian Cravsls Nous.
lin De.aines, 20 pieces Cashmere dc Co.'S silks Aips
cas- Bonhazines. French and English Mernoes Ptench
Cashmere pssne and Cashmere RoteA Ansoline, Cheek
New style D'ess Goods, Back and B Silks. Satin
STIRRED silk, Wslered STA, swis. and Nun Muslins
Cs0lhrtc and Jaoenet Muslin, Wbho Tarlefon Ac IN
ae every variety Of Dress Goods numerous 10
ton Embroidered rhhe and onibra shswi Plain Thi.
hef Embroidered, Persian and Printed Cashmere Sh.yyjs
also variety Of al other description Of hawis All
kinds OF Hosiery, Gloves MiiIs, Bonne,s Bonnet Ri.
hons. French Flowers, &c: ewiss Jacenst Edsines and
ihsersings, Thread ndslk Edgines and Inssstines.
sep " WIN. HALEY.
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LdPERTANT WA RNINt TO rBoSE
WHO NEGLECTA COIN

n Is evident, and decided by IN. mo-, ..,n.,,
CLANS mat rossunrrlcs IL mostly encouraged nv ne,
ise' OF cold on the trsi attack. How many pssors
NEE VINO put on nom time time prpeuripy .,, sss
mediene until the disease herlns 20 assume ssriou.
when In ai pro- ability they arecnas the row
those afflicted with ,hsfrr symptoms Of cossUsrTsos
tnn they may immedia'sly uss d. Durcssss ExrrrTo
aAsf hfsrev, which expressly for disease Of tss
resrsc DRY system. " Il certain remove courb I'm
few days. a the same tims relieving the rain IN The .ac
ana breast and srresrs the progress fatal disease
.oossrsrrtos. The Expecsorant Remedy has a deeid .
ne sdvsnt over all other prsrs-a'ions Ia IL entirely
rom Opium, aud all other violent Narcofies In 70
nenes the system and gives strength to the weak and
nesep % JRkp uApau
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
DRENrLINGER,s APOrEECA !.

r.
MI EDiCINES can Nc had al this tabshn emf N any
AVA hour oflhe tight Physicians pat 81
with ACCURACY and NEATSEss spiees beal qnA ~
TOT family use IA BRENTLINGER,
:. - !. fTppf iolor aud uendant.
use the smoker on the door. jyIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
on ,hs. wen, good. !, lew prlee. ana good .r,lsis

4Ss now n your chance at No, lie M6rhs e. ifest.
have just recsved from the Eastern markets ger sraS
assortment ofCoods Of every descrpton CONSUMING M
part OF Dry Goods DON'T and Fancy Articles Of every
variety and some that think will please the fancy G
our mos, fashionable ladies' Also hrst ssotnspS
ofoueensware Chinswsrc, &C. Also good sssarsmepr
Of Table and other Cutlery hardware, sc. Also rssr
ssotnsn, Of oreesrsaof every description and u ths
We have hand psrs article Of Pot for medical par
poses. jy lG. D. M'GINNIh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
RICH SILKS AND FANCY bREs

a URNITURE vARNlSH. Jusi received a f,esb s,,p
Of Smith S,rstton Co.'S superior Polishing VaTnsh
and for sale az Manufacturers prize, -.
sep9 MENDEL HARBOUR
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3 OF $4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and
Georgia--Class No. %
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday,
Osiotsr "a, 1896.
Prize az SIS and thousands OF smaller prizes
20 nuDbers. ~ bklots. Tickets sl2; eertifeate OF &c
wlloles leo. sharNr On proportion,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08

HAZLITT's Table elk, Csriyie's crom,,e,r Tn.
- dine and sinirom; The indicator H~r.y, ~ rr,'
ns ME rwiish Bubbles nom the Brunuen, Hazftt,s
English poois, French in Aieers sxiirt,- Fnvl,-h C.
mig rners Tassos Jerusalem Delivered Tupntr,s PRO.
rnlosophy, Moniezums the ssi ofthe Axtee,s
,n,ss,aong bsn and Nightmare Abbey, Diary Of al,
Wiiiouehby, &C. For saehy 1y
sep - IOHN IA Tu0MpeON, L..
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LOOK AR THIS

ExTENsIvEssle of Dry Goods Al auction NV W. q
,he o. oeiose4 ise % oso oIe'y % % ss
VIEW err Tor account Of whom IL may concern
suitable for fAl trade Country merchant. and p,bs.
WIZ ind TO their advantage give This ga attention.
w,hoss desirable and wiz be sold positively
Oct. G, 20 xs.s,a.e
NorIcE,-MRs. HUME would resp.e,a,,,v ,,so,,,
IN. s ladies' OF Wheeling. that present she Is in
des The FxEcY oeS !. o. wssIs IVA
49, ra " Embroidery. &c. An who wsh avail them.
wipea.s favor Mrs II with an i@aeSs,s ssI 5, sn
sssSe 2, Ms 4. o. Fairehid. Main 81 where they
- $3.50 f~'''Su~s' wheeling, oct 6.--3t.
TALLANT & DEF APLAtN
"a ~ now receiving and opening their Fan stork M
fsreqnested. - " VI nsusis
Extract o. letter from Martin chi,,enion.
been severely afflicted for years with pysncosi S
S5saa ss' si sy Il KINDS q medicine; ysn hsys
ue fis; and think they sovereign remedy Tor the
The Amount OF Mess Ilepderson Ponderson, Cleveland
v I'm Ior me without delay, there great many in
-' 'D'' s''i m sa,RBsTSiiS, 2sAfiS%TlTshNpox
q ~ g o'@sa r X YMoSRssG Fxy TaGe'''
OCH General sscnts fort Proprietor.
In Brooke County Superior Court Of Law and
John Mocems., COMMITTEES OF Robert sIecomi-, Lans.,.
Robert Mec.mss. Thomas MecAol and Elizabeth Me
Carol, Is Cn.Sess~
pursuance Of decree Of said court rendered on the
- 23rd day OF May, isf6. viii offer for sale al public
euction the 10Th day Octoer 1896 al the doc,
ofthe court house Of Brooke county, Ftain farm con-
tanning 10 acres he the same less. lying and be
Ing nifnated ON the of Cross creek in Brock
county Va and adjoining she lands Of Thomas Ray Ma
thrnat Hunter and John Patons heirs. The ahove farm
viii Be sold on credit Of ~ and 50 months from day
otseis with interest said payments from the day q
se the purchaser giving bonds and security for the
chase money and lien retained the land sold 20 se
cure the payment OF the said purchase money
A.HENpERSON: Sheri and Conlrn sioner,
sep III vim by J.W. MILLER. Deputy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
XTRACr OFCOFFEr,

WOULD remind the lovers ola rich deiisisss Cop
n OF Coffee that continue 20 cell Felix's Extract n
Coffee IL saves AZ lesst ali the EXPENSE clears
coffee perfectly and 10 rich and wholesome. VIII ntr
Nah the artcle 10 re alters manufacturers prizes l
the addition OF carriage at No, us atket S,luas
aug IS ID. MGINNIS Agent Tor We
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-08
Ala. MnAKr,
Dear or: rcrmi, m. the ,n,er,,o,

Dear sit: Permit me the insertion o I
this note "a he Tfres To inform customers N a
have Just returned from New York. 'sdephs and .J
tmore. ard avn now receiving my faIi stoek OF INV
Goods for WuosI S>trso. ~ wc complete sr>orss
nent Of nsw and dessh goods for re,sibng which "a
ced 10 my former makes my present stock fun and ep
liete IN both depas1mcnis will cell thsm 81 New
Iarin prices. Wheeline. Aug. 81, H8. W.T.. eELnY.