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Comparison of Tax.

We publish below a continuation Of some COM
parisons Of the land tax for 1914 and ls47, in this
county The calculation for ls47, is based upon
the estimate Of Auditor Woods. that levy of six
mills will be sufficient to raise revenue for all pur
poses. This estimate, however, is proved to be
incorrect so far as this county is sconcerned by an
other article In to-day 5 paper. s.sa
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Increase, Sl66,24
Whigs Of Sunsbury,

Do you recollect how you were cheated out Of
Judgeship, by the Wing Central Committee Of this
county, and Benz. s. Cowen' Samuel P. Jones,
one of the Central Commute, and Benz. s. Cowen
are now candidates. will you support them'
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
EDITED BY J. R. MORRIS.
WOODSFIELD, OHIO:
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1886.
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, Of IrumbuH County.
FOR CONGRESS-,
VIM. KENNON, Ia, of Belmont count
Farmers Of SunsburY.

We ask the farmers of Sunsbury township TO
recoect the following facts. when they come to
cast their votes OH the second Tuesday of October
These calculations are made up from the returns
in the Auditors Office:
The new apprasement of land in Sunsbury town.
ship is $l23, 3,344
Do on Town Lots in Beallsville l4,460
Personal Property for 1916 49,035
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0o-FELrx G. MCCONNELL. the eccentric mem-
Der Of Congress from Alabama, committed suicide
At atWashington, on the 10Th inst. sfinlsa
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Total, $ls6, ,S39

Total, Sloo,oSS
Recollect that this new apprasement, at levy
of mills on the dollar. will not raise as much tax
as was raised under the old law, which for the
year ls45, $l2l4 At; and as the object OF the new
law is to raise more tar. (ese why its passage, an
additional levy must be made. We will, however,
make our calculations at mills on the dollar.
At mills on the dollar the real property Of the
town of Beallsvile will pay in lsl7 $s6,76
In 1S45 the same property paid $3.50
Increase, 6
In 1s47, at 9 mills. the farms of SunsbuIy town
ship will pay $740,06
In ls45 the same property paid 5s3,S2
Increase, 8 I Sc, IA
Do you now see, Farmers Of Sunsbury, who are
to be benefited by the new tax law, and for which
Benz. s. Cowen voted
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-09-19

The three most important establish
ments in the country are the factories
of the Hudson Bay company, and the
most important of all, New Helvetia,
founded by Captain Sutter, retired
officer of the Swiss Guards of Charles
X. disbanded at the revolution of the
three days Of 1880. This enterprisIng
gentleman emigrated from Missouri to
California in 1888, 1889, and has FORM
ed the nucleus of the future empire on
the Pacific. Captain Fremont, on his
visit to Captain Suter, 1874, states that
on his first settlement he had some
trouble with the Indians, but by the oc-
casional exercise of welI-timed author
ity, converted them into peaceable
and industrious people. On applica-
ton to the chief Of a village, he obtains
as many boys and girls as he can en-
ploy; and there was at that time num-
ber in training for a woolen factory.
He bought out the stock of a Russian
establishment, the owners of which
wished TO leave the country, consist
ing ofa large number Of cattle, artillery,
&c., and makes payment for them an
nually in grain. His fort mounts
twelve cannon, and can hold 1000 men,
but is garrisoned with 40 Indians, in
uniform. The imports and exports Of
California, M. de Molras gives as fol-
lows:
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0p-The winter term of the Academy will COM
mence on the second Monday Of November SEQ
advertisement on the first page Of to-day
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The Examination

or tie students Of the Monroe Academy, VIII take
place on Friday, October 2. commencing at =
O'clock Am. The Order Of Exercise will be %
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From the New York True Sun.
The CALIFORNIA;,

The intelligence from the south that
the United States squadron have again
taken possession Of the CALIFORNIA;,
will naturally direct public attention to
the condition OF that vast tract Of coun-
try. M. de Mofras, in work in rela-
ton to Mexico, and which was pub.
lished under the immediate direction Of
the French minister, Marshall Soul.
by order Of the king, gives very min
ute account of the state Of affairs in
Calife rnia in 1849. The area of Up
per California he gives at 1000 square
leagues, or 5000 square miles, and the
population scattered over this extent
he cassifies as follows;
Californians descended fromSpain 1000
Americans from United States, $50
English, Scotch, and Irish, 800
European Spaniards, 30
French and Canadians, 80
Germans, Italians, Portuguese and
Sandwich islanders, 80
Mexicans, 80
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Total, 5000
Among the English and Americans,
he states, are many runaway seamen,
but the most Of them are immigrants
from the West. The location Of this
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
" > lODp,
THOS UORNRROOf
SAINT, OLDHAM
JOHNSTON 4 BERRYuyII

WHOLESALE And RETAIL DEALEN~ ~
FRENCH. BRITISH. GERMAN, AMERICAN
SWISS AND ITALIAN STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS
No l3l M,tN STREET. wuErLISG
= OHNS!ON q BERRYHlLL hove always m
~ si"Te q forge assortment of The choicest Staple
diminishing and Fincy Dry Goods included ~
which Will he fonnd The i"ilowirg articles which
hey u ~ oiicrat The lowest Price:
SfAPLE GooOs-Ifish slirii"gs md sheelinrs
inous. dhmnsk table linen. superior blynkots cur
itin dHm"'k superior 1,nneIs Eng ish hosiery
lace end muslin Curtains. lnncy while muslin. i,c-
onel and combine muslin. bishop lawn and book
mnsIin SWISS mnil muslin, French morinD cloths
iupin miazine
FANCY GooDs--Lnccs. cspcs, sor5fs and dres.es,
cashmere long shswis. Brussels and regency nces
Ut all widths and prices. evening aud wedding dres
ses. rich silks aud sdins. Lyons and common , 81
voi'. cnshmeres and monslnes, panied muslin or
e1udics; Bimges, holzlnnes. &c sbawls and NOR
noc.. every vaficiyoi ribbons and bOnnet siik NJ
wholesale or retail juuc II
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FANuLJ RACoN

%ebNE d,zen . Clasps
% dozen PaSse Ciasgs, -.
do Rods end Rlpgs for Purscs
do DO d., ord Tassels very sup'r.
do Heavy 'ras'e's f0r Purses and 3 o..
- do RHgs audH 40 DO
ToseHicr with heavy assortment nf 4 eel Trim
ming' anA s'sel Good- Of every description. jus'
received aud Tor sale los, ly
JUICE ~ lat HoRNBRooK.
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BARGAINS
Is EANCN aIlMNIER Ennna

AM determined 90 reduce my stock ol Fnncy
! sumner Go'ds. without regard "a profit. pfcpn.
To- io Hn early AID extensive iul sirrk particularly
q" ny Wholesale department uiIl oher great ~.
dutemenis 10 hose in woui 81 such goods us
Real i'ench O'g'niics f'onch JicOuots French
Lawns, Lace Mus in.. Cine hams. Baust G. neh.,n.
Brfogrs &c Nc
WHITE GOODs-Jlconet Csmhric Book end
SWrs Mus'ins. Comhrcs, Tadctous Striped AID
Plaid MusIus. Curtain MpsHns. &C.
Shawls Sforf, Hosiery. Gloves add Cf1,ais
ALSO summer Cls'nnores and Vosiug.. som
mcf Cloths &c afse and beaouml stock o
,h'se ioge .hrr "ib Linen nrinss, Linen Cbctk.
&c &c Coll and go birgalr. 1t col. 90 of Naf
'"" A.4d.sya sifee.s. ~ y SElBY
JOS
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MORE NEW NOVELS
wALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Il. llOKNBROOK. have nnN received
~ ihcrsprug stock oi Wall and Window Bind
fpIcrs, Fire Serccps, 'rcasiers and B,rdrtugs con-.
sslirg u part al The iollow,ng ond comprising fc
IN II complete aud finest assrimcn To bc found IN
Inc Yves;
230 p fine Ffosco oi SIX dfTrrcn, patterns
5OO do do aud common la !, Papers
coU do do Puflur do
Ani from 5000 10 1000 pieces Chamber Pape,s
all OF lac --latest and most iash,nnahe styles
SVG - wade Curtain Pcper of variOus patterns
$50 io Paris grren 40
100 do common do do
Onr sot Il has been purchased in New York and
In"aue'phia, aud we are determined Rut u, be
oea'eh >" ehe"pness. Cuuntty Merchants are in,i-
'eu 10 oNamne our stuck, Srd they wall iind bar
gains at The Variety store, Monroe 81. Wheelng.
may 30 s ..i
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vEvnE vcrolahlc kingdcm IS htnyiIed bp N.
LEE 3 NRE 81 NIEK.

YENIlE vcrctahlc kingdom is provided by the
God of N1iufe with herbs of Il IT rent urnp-
efiios srd suited when properly adm njseretl. Ia
every condition ~ disease. r. VIII not be conton
ded hut That y requires invention and we'll direc
tod skill 10 prepare the native iGcdicamrnts so
lha their remedial power. shpll he we'll drawn
ou anI The better applied hat is too apparent II
necessity 70 require support The Pnpriotor Of
The Health Restorative, IN he number of yenr,
since he first cumpencd its preparation from Tie
original aml'y recipe. has devoted guuI y r.i"u
"f hs time 'o tho study of lie medical cG.ct aod
strength ut each herb used IA lie compound. tn =
study has had lac effect u more perfectly cuuviu
riHg him OF The su?eripr curltive pgwer of thc
/ Health Restorative. II seems perfectly adapted lo
me cure OF Cons umpion, Liver Complaint. Asthma
Cold'. Coughs, and pains ia the side and chest
\ Too hose disease, II - ioturn'u'y recommended
with ceHRuty of success aud saiislncioa which
can be ie IA is iurcc uniy hy those who have been
healed iy US means Ne considerations Of peCu
mary rccompcnsc sway The rroptelor; he trusts he
- rhDehced solely by the great pleasure of minis
icn0g 20 The reiief Ol suffering humanity. and hai
devoied such great expense tothc iaclufe of III
remedy, and deals ont 80 largely ~ ihe q,ianiit,
g'ver that tho I.coioe barely snnccs so cover tn,
immense outlay Let those who nre seeking 4
balm ~ Gtisad use the Health Restorative Th
l"liowHE ecrliiicate IL from DE- Chilion tbe "a al
known New York Chemist.
/ y nave Hnalvzed battle of medicine called (
Brirckefh"ti's Ile1lih Restorative; end Gnd that
does NJ contain Nercufy. % any Other rncralli
/ PREPARATION. nor oPinm iu any OF ns forms II
composed Of vegetable patisr crtrely'
JAMES u Chiffon. MD.
G BRING KRRHOFF Propfieior, N Y.
Horace Evcfcu u s Agent
Pdncpai ORice SO HUI soa spee,. New York
Aaeuh f5t Wheeling Dfs JAS BAKER and
/ S TODD, Wesl Aiexandcr. ~. BRYANT & era
VEN. aud ~ agents IN almost every town IN M
IL - I M n,av y
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A CCORDI0NS-A frcsf lot of seuii lone
:. "A and sngle-keyed Aec~rlions jnst received.
FiVlns. common aud 7aie-t head GUITARS. c9mm,n
and ivory upl Flutes from to keys A fresh
supply OF Cnwley's celebrated drill eyed Needles
SharpS and Be,wecns OF al siz.s a large lot of
superior Friction Marches on hand by the gross or
d'z'u. \ few WIiiuw Wagons with general as.
soumeoi Of variety goods nj a small advance on
oustby Ussl MELLOR. Union.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25

. RITE BEAVER HATS -MCALLAM
w has 'he preitiosl White Beaver HAS ,n
lao CIV, they were manu- acinrcd IN tho CIV of
New York, ~ one OF The most fashionable esiah
iphmcn's and are light MS eossanier Call IFS
Mainsi may 26 A G NTCALLAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25

HATS. CPS AND FURS.
Union ST., South End Of Market Square,
WHEELING. VA
H-I AVE always on hand, and make IT, orkcr IN
"a a mo mrsi fashionable and surcror style:
NC "" Beaver Has Fine M | Silk
~ NJ do D. No , do
- No Russia DO No Concy
10 No ! CasSimoro Do Ma Mask
Gents tmc cloth CAPS Gents Silk Velvet
hoh'hs DO H. Ininn's' do
,eh's Shk G'az'dto Plain anil Far trimmed ii
Youths ''Iazed 81" every description
They invite The attention oi Merchants through
me county 10 heir establishment, as they are nol
To I've surpassed in quality 81 ma~mlactnrc. OF
cheapncss OF price, by any house ~ the West.
may
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NOVELS! NOVELIST NOVELS,

NOVELS! NOVELIST NOVELIST
n HE HOTEL LAAlBERr by Eugene Sue
A. Tho Chronicles OF Clovoruuok by Douel,s
Cerfuld
The Turokey's Dnughicr by a Pcrinaririan
Tue u mplai'un az The WalChoweT ~ Eugene Sue
The Commander OF Malta do d.
Mary de Cll!srl by Sr Egefton Brydses
The SiepmOher hy James
Blanche Livingston hy Mrs IIodand
leslie or the Rebel nHd Knesnab by II Ingraham
aPuviy oi Napoleon paris 3 4
Married and Single hy r ) Arhur
The Old Fellow aud FJragiu Peter by J II Ingrs-
ham
lInokl or he Maid OF The Forest by member Of
lhe Suhllk Bar
Nymph Of I've Ocean by b Barker
The Girsoy Ch'ei or ihe Haunted Oak
The Young Aujsl and Bold lusuigcnt by ], II IT..
graham
Aphon.o and belinda or he Mcgee of Art and
Nature
The Bush Ranger Of Van Dicm1n's Land by Charles
R0ucion
llnfpers' Pictorial History OF Engand
History oflhe Ba-ule
Men OF Letters and Science in The Times Of George
nj
Liules' Living Age No l07
Lnrcaumrutu lbc Coun Cunspuior oy F. Sue
/ Ne,illes oi Gnrrcislown iy Chas Lever
/ jus, received and Tor sale Ay
I JED G ELLIS. III Main Street
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SENSENEY & RHODES.
WHoLESALE AND RETAIL
DAS 900

u IS AVE NOW RECEIVED thei. fu,l snn,,lv
81 u Of Sp'ips and Summer Dry Goods, such
Cloths of orsry color:
Cassimeres and Nestings;
Merino Cassimeres for BOYS Wear;
Summer Coating;
Cotton Pan;aloon Stuiis of every variety;
Tweeds and Jeans;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirlings;
Orsandie and Bingham Lawns;
New style Ginghams;
AlpaCas oil col0rs;
Prints IN great variety of the latest STYLES;
PLAIN Jaconot and Cambria; Muslins:
Plaid and Fancy Muslius of every kind:
Ladies and Gentlelncu's Cotton Hosiery of
every kind.
AlSO-Flocncc Braid Bomets;
Common Straw do.
Horse hair and Gimp do;
Mems and BOYS Leghorn and Straw Hats;
Very superior Leghon Hats Tor children;
Bonnet Ribbons; Cap do;
Artificial Flowets;
Fancy Shawls;
Embroid'd fhibet aud Mousclin Il Lame do;
Fancy Scaris and Neck Ties.
With every other article ia our LINE, ALL of
which WILL BIZ SOLD on the very lowes,terms.
may -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25
BEDILLON,S FLOUR
NOTICE.

ROIICE.
bJbRSUANF To on order of ihe Comfy Cour
oi Ohio county. al the June term Of said cour
lS4G aud 10 The undersigned directed. we Will prn.
coed OF Saturday the Hin day Of July next at The
front door ui The court huuso Of SAID county 10 sell
To the highest bidder iwo PARCELS Of land belonging
iolhe puor house farm. one purcell |, ng south %
SAID p'or hunse supposed 10 contain ab,ut forty
acres of !aud-also me lot lying east OF poor house
containing G0een ncres NJ land.
Terms oi sale made known IN day Of sale
TODD.
TiiOS IORNRROOK,
SAM'L OLDHAM
Je : OueSseers # Ohio county
Il. ) The sale pf he above property is posip1n,
cd until tie ihe 2Jth dny OF August next je %
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOUSE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOUSE.
Eli AVING JUS, received lie balance Of our So
81 n conl so'k iur ihis srasIn. we arc now pre-.
pared 10 oler goods such prices as viii rndnce
lh"se to my ihaI can couvene7ily a. ilhoug buy
arg. Our stock Is eompeie.5ns we have n
general sssonmen' OF every lhii &, hDd we infead
theting greater luducemenlsro persins wlshing a
nyihng IA the Dry Guods line Than We have ever
done before
Ladies' Dress Goods Of every description
Gents Wcnt of every description
Linen Bntlaps at very reduced prices at the
NbeC ling Stors
JOtINSTO " ~ BERRYIUI
June n
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LILY r COMPLAINT.

This di-ensc. from its long standing nud repeat.
ed attacks, and also from the manner IA Whch u
hns been lrenled often leaves the dcegs al The DIS
ease. IN some way. cliUg,ug IL The syslsrn--aonc-
tunes there IL great weakness and prDslaiion 1T
strength. Ih du heavy pain loca,ed IN spme part
"i The system. Ia al sueh cases. DR.. SNayncs
Compound Syrup Of W.ld Chevy Will he fouri ara
exec llcni remedy, Ia support Strengthen md 9 Vs
vig'r to declining health aud defend II from tc u,-
roads &C dsca3e
There ore daily certificates r. IN various rersons
which add Sufficient testimony To The great efficacy
Of rms Invaluable medicine 10 curing This cons
nInlnI
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EORT'S:N,E'N HONE.
sac 600.
Capital Prize!

- ~ OOVs
Capital Prize!
Graai ,ohsoi,ia'ea Lo'tery Of p,ia,raie & Gcorg,o
CLASS NO %
To he dawn n " lminginn. : mrdAy juno 81
lofSiOOOO of $4,000 ] of 10000 lcr 60OO
Is Nos --l3 drawn N,s Tt ke,s $40; certificate
70 wholes $3.50; shares in PROPORTION.
S20.OO0s
Pokomoke Riecr Lottery Of M clcss 1913
t. he drawn NJ Wilmington. Mondty jane %.
ct 100000 oi 10000 | OF 4CCO of $500
Go Nos-- 10 dawn hallos. Tickets IS. ccaG-
cate ol % "holes Sos s'Qres, ia Proportion
s2.,5O0.
PokoFuke River Loueiy. elias No 1919
I" he drown at Wilmington. Tuesday June 30
OF s22500 Of 1900 oi $500 ul 5000
IS Nus--l3 taliots. Tickets SIS; certificate OF
70 wholos S1i--shnrrs m proportion.
SMALL FKN LOTT Try.
iinwsos follows throughout The month ~ June,
Draws ON Tue dayS--Capual prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificate OF tackagc wholcs
sl2; shares in proportion
Drnws on rhursduys--C Capital prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81 ;reriiicaies Of package Nholes
Slf; shares ~ proportion.
DAVIS on Snnrays--Cnpial prize $4,000
Whole Tickets sl;corn(icdte OF package wholes
Sl4: shares in proportion.
Address your orders to
N l. DORSEY. Wheeling. We.
gz~The drawing, will 10 published regularly
n The Tuncs and alsl ia The Argus Rcmember
N l. DoRSEY'S lucky Office,
may % WHEELING, Va.
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c BRlNcKeRnofF P,opdsIos n y. =.

= "FEw MORE" NJ ibo.o white B,avct Tar.
len Caltot JlMESON'S. No 100 Mar
''ee'' anj g"i orc. o. you Wil end hcm the most
'''Itmicai atd pleasant ciauium cover lar lhe hst
'''"u A.-a inr assufJmeui tf superior Nioic
''" Hate OF ihc l1rs sivl,s. together Wuh lotar
"tormeHi oi al che q fl.fenf qulliucs oi Hnt. nnI
pIiF m'au'aciGfed 90 c1oice msicnal, nnd hv Toe
'eF "i ""'kmen. which ore Offered Go purchaser.
'' "ioirslic or foiail afv W low p,,ccs Also
'fae ani ,uirri0i ot OF white aud black wool
Bats ls - W " UNISON
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THE LATEST. CHEAPEST. Ann
MoSr FASHION ABLE
CLOTHING STORE.
GREAT ENTRAL. ROUTE
OIL % THIN a. SVIOR ~


CORNER or MONROE AND WATER SIS
CONSISTING Ia pnr Il the ioiiowius. Sn,in Jeans:
Checks 81 every KIND; S,atc tord IAnen Drnh do
BpNn Do. Brohfcld d. Glnghaus. tu,,on Cnssi.
meres. Heavy Kerscy Saunets Linens of all kinds;
summer clo'hs, Cr5,on coauns; T,,eeds Gold mi,
ID. do Dark 10 Drab. bin Sommer elo,l., Suspcn
ders, G'oyes and Stocks
t,RAFArS-S,l aud Satin; also Gireham and
Jacoel cravats, kScaS(S--S,lk ond 81 IN
Fine Cn>simcrcs. erenoh Doe Skin d.; Fame,
PLAID; Frcnth do Wo,i Il ack Buckskin
: 81 NESTiNGS-C Cashmere. Marsa,lles SIX and
Sa'in ol every pattern.
Cl OTilS-Super super fine French cloth hlacL
Blue do. Green do, Brown do Invisible Green do
All VI which viii no made mp a. order at The
shortest notice nni rost fashionable and neat.
eSi style and NJ very low prices. Il j. nui nccessa
~ for me io tell the public that am r,Itea for
a - We'll known that I have held my place as n
ns unhle Tailor. frstn the very liberal support OF
This Fashionable community and have always sluod
Nnl
The public will find II to their advantage Ten call
Mt the Grcn' Central Route Clothing Store. where
they Will mud first rate assortment Of
FScRdy .7E1Csc CI0ihSmg
All OF his Springs make aud Ihs accumul alton
ri an old stock OF eight or ten years standing.
assure the public or those who palroulzo me, that
all my gntmens made IN the lotcsI style OF good
Goods, nnd viii warrant my work to 1T. aud iur
Low PRICES cant be beat Call AT the Groat
Centtni Route Clothing Store for BARGAINS
on 80 NJ ADAMS
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER

! Read The following ercS ifom Nj WIN shaw n
respectable druggist al Wilmington. n g. gerhe-
man "i unbnnud,d vcr,ci'y. whose Uord The
mu.t lmplch confidence ma, be- placed. another
I proof oi The superiority ui Dr S'nyn os mfopnd
Syrup Of Wild cherry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25

= NHE National Fair heing held in Washington
cry instead OF Wheeling. will rtevcni u.
Rom iakn he premium nv Inc exhibitor of one
Of or rtfeaot WHITE SlLVERY BEAVER fIats
Those persons whC could he accommodate ned Inst
week a, cur Faciory Union ~. viii please call
again ihIs week. We hope 10 be prepared IN sap
ply you III gentlemen DARE Il llOGE.
unv 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-25

WiLMNCrIN. N &. IAN 8. 1916
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