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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

IN The Ciers's office OF IN. Citcui, S-pcrioi
Couri ~ Law md Chaneery for The county oi Ohio
IN The mnn'h OF March 1916
James II Laudethack. Jesse Laniz. John MLure,
Tho'nas 4 Wilson aud John Fink.
Compliments.
Chas'cs ID kuoS. lanes d jackson, John Miller.
Ndliom L >elhy. survivor of Alfred Bennett. who
were partners under The firm Of w Il SeIhy 4
c.. john II Armstrong. Jamcs M'Niurtay. David
Asuew. Jthn Ruchie, T. ,chatiah Jacnh. admins
un'ot OF Slmncl Slrigg deceased. The Merchants
ecd Mechantrs' Bnnk Uf Wheeling. and Gusiavus
Ctenp, assienee ia bankruptcy of Horace NJ
Miller. D.e,od,nis
Tho compirinanis in the cause having 6ied nm
amended md supplemental hull. and the defendants
James ID JaekspN.J hn Miller. Jnmes NJ Murray ami
John Riich'enoi having entered iheir appearance aud
given security n~Ccordmg To The net oI asscmbly ard he
rules al ih's court. aud a. appealing by satisfactory
pfool that they are nat inhabi,anis at the common
wealth OF Virginia--on mutton OF the conplainants
hF counsel. 1t - ordered that Tie satd defendants 10
appeif here IN. lie FIRST day nf The next Spuug term
ot This court, and answer he complainanis' hill. aud
That a copy OF 'his order he forihwiih inserted in
some newspaper printed IN The ctiy &c Wheeling
Tor Two months snceessivelv. and poded a, The iruni
uu"r THE COURT house oi OHIO county. a copy icsie,
ALEX Il LAlDLEY. Clerk.
Coon mat9
'hNNNFh1-Nl fuit> ueil
IN the Clerks office of the Citcri, Superio,
Court OF Law and Chancefy fr The county Of Ono.
N The month Of March 1916.
Archibald Henderson. Complainant.
against
Rcdick Mkee. Charles u kbos. Franklin w Knoi.
Robert e Woods, John Ritebie. Jsha G Campbell
aud Amelia III his wife. Parker Campbell and
Label HIS wife. Hanson w Chapline aud Eliza.
beth > hts wife. Which SAID Ameln II Campbell,
Isabel Campbell aud ~ zabeih = Choplinc, are
The children md heirs nj law Of Samuel Sprigg.
late ol OH, county. deceased. Z,chnr.nh Jncnh.
administering cot The estate Of The sand samuel
Sprgg deceased, The Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF Whecinr, Gusinvus Cresap. assignee IN
bankruptcy IT Chr,le- u KNOX aud eli Re,Ick
Mkcc. and John WILSON jr and Misses G. Good.
Defend ,nis.
The Defendants. John Riichie and John Wilson
r. not having entered their appearance anJ gwen
securiy nrcutiInc 10 ihe net 81 assembly nni The
rules of lhIs Court nnl n an caring Ivy satisfactory
prsoi that they are not Inhabitants of The com.
.mlnwenlth al Nuglnia-On motion ui The cum-
plalnant 10y counsel u Is ordered ihn, The said de-
leHjanis do appear here on the first day os The nexI
Spring Term ct Ih,s couri. and answer The com. !
plniuhots bill, AMI that a copy Of hts order be forth
w,h inserted IN some newspaper printed "a tho cry
ui Wheeling for twc mouths sacces-ivcly, and past.
cd At ihe front dor Of the cnurt hous, of Ohio
cunniy. A copy te.lc. ALIEN 4 LAIDLEY.
Coon mar y Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

'' ~ ~ NFN'I W Chlts
in the month of March 1876.
Sarah MCoy, Complainant,
against
Daniel Zane, Daniel G Lisi. Josiah Fvx. John List.
senior, administration Of Alfred Coates deceased.
and ~ Trustee, aid in has own fgLl. The Nouh
Western Bank Ut Virginia The Mefchanis' AMI
Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling. Reberca Robin
son. Zlchauah jacob and Charles w Rnssclf
DcfeHdaHrs.
The Defendant Josiah Sos, tof having entered
his appearance and given security a~rcurSlng 10 Inc
,cl Of assembly and rhe rules Of Ibis couri. aud IL
appearing by sails acioy proof that h7 is not an
iuhabitaui Of the commonwealth of Virginia On
motion Of The complainant by counsel. IL y ordered
ihnt The sud deiendini 10 sppsar here on the first
day Of the neSi Spring term ~ fbts cuufi. end answer
Inc compiainnnts bill. and that = copy of lhis orIef
be iorhwth inserted in some newspaper printed w.
the cry ~ Wheeling Tor two mlnlhs successtvcl, !.
and posted 40 the ifsut door 81 the coun house OF
Ohiu county. 4 copy icse.
ALEX 4 LAlOLEY. Clerk.
L& X. marc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11
COLUMBUS, 20 INSURANCE COM
ptNE


TGENCY FOX UTEEIINN,
III X LIST. Al Shfiyer & Sfeile's Warehouse
Waitr street.
yUNHFY will take risks on Buildings OF al
kinds:
STEAMBOATS, and CargneS, Factories, Mills,
Keeiboats, Flaihogts and CarSoes 81, against
loss OF damage by hrc,or the dangers n dperiiS
OF the seas lakes or rivers, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized To make the FOL
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person inSuIing n single risk by which
no loss 20 the company i sustained, shall re,
ceiye a return on application 10 the agent, OF
10 per cent on the amount paid. Ca ncti gross
premium paid each year, amounting 10 $500
or over, IL 2 per ce"t on do; amounting 10
81, o OF over, 10 per ceot. Jan -
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/. a. II.

~IRGINIA-IN cHANcERY-Ai rules held
IN The clerks office ct the Circuit Supe rior
Court u Law and chancery for The county OF Ohio.
in the month of March 1916.
Sarah M'COy, Complainant,
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VI t~RCtNlA-iN cuANcrRy "A, rules held
v IN the CLERKS oaicc of IN. Citcui, Sspctior
Court ~ Law md Chaneery Tor The county oi Ohio.
IA The m"n'h OF Mach 1916
James III Laudethack. Jesse Laniz. John M'Lurc
Tnoinas h Wilson aud John Fink.
Eom,i,.,,r,.
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Casks sALCRArUS. reed asd ior al. i,
81 mar IL lfSySON ~ MORRISON
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WIRGINGA-IN CmANcERY-Ai rules held
v IN the clerks onice OF lac Circuit Superior
Couri 81 Law and Chancery cor The county OF OHIO.
in iac month ui March 1916.
Ffnbcis Lawson, Gulrli1u Of Cecilia Loor-is and
j. .eI rhine Looms, iuianl children Of Cecilia NJ
LpOmis, deceased, e. m~P'amonLs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-11

si1V Zane. admiusiraisir NJ Ebenezer Zane.
deoca.ed. Alexander n Chapline. executor Of
Mos~ ChaFlins. the said Alexander. Josiah
l'menoy and Mary Ann hts lie. and Others.
Dc(endanfs.
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COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI, INDIANOP.
OILS rERRE-IIAUrE 4YANDALlA. SPRING.
FIELD n ST LOUIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-10
The NIiliiin Nuisance.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
The writer OF this is Of those unfortunate indvid
1ls who annually cited to appear before Court
Martial to chow cause sc. why he should not be fined
I'VE dollars for the rreshmeni of said Court In pursu
Of this little request found myself ushered into
Dom in the third story of Riey's Hotel night or two
ince at the extreme end of which, behind four five
sndes and long table, seated in the centre the
President, whose name believe lie Col Tape gentle
in the millinery line on his right seated chap
hey called Major and on has right one John B. Scoles
:curshed as Judge Advocate whose duties were con-
med 10 calling and recording the names Of the den
gen,s must not forget the individual who adorned
ee len Of the President regret know not his name
e bad however, very exalted opinion OF the dignity
Court Martals, clear from his borrowing a
aai traiher soi!ed) from some member OF the Light
iusrd and mounting pair OF false mustachos-thcse
sppurenances gave him very military look, and
aough a, present but ensign. there is doubt II he
@ he will in time reach the pinnacle acquired by Col
lSpe. Such was the Court. Ofcourse every man Gus.
eeted of having in his pocket had to suffer some
tsvery much the fashion tor the opponents OF the Mi
Ina system to excuse these Court Martial gentry and
lax gsherers on the plea that they but carry out the
hs' &c. This Is all humbug Were it not for the RI
tepous vanity of these man mncrs and valiant tallors
We should rot suffer onc-third the annoyance we now
oirom il and for one mold these fellows responsible
os al The trouble. VIII there never come time when
his thing must De brought to al end Have we no
member OF the Legislature with sufficient brains TO win
to- himself popularity" by abolishns the nuisance
Where the petitions ready in cases otno 1.-THE Of
Se importance of this and why is il year after year
ley suffered thus 20 abuse patience and rob us
o. our daily bread. \ CARPENTER.
q The fault dear Brutus, is not in our stars
but in ourselves We the People make law makers,
md they laws, and those laws we ought to obey
mil We cleo, Legislators who will change them.
Our correspondents abuse OF the individuals COM
Frssg The Cour, Martial is grossly unjust. Ed.
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Grimes, Cn.unlties. &c.

hoRRlBLE!-ln certain part OF Massachusetts,
"ue'e The small poX prevails extent the keeper
VI public tavern. Notwithstanding he had malignant
Vase OF the disease IN his house, admitted bridal party
on wedding tour. The b,de caught the Injection and
III ice course often days was corpse
II AT Columbia Tenn. fire broke out, which
destroyed nearly fourth part OF the town embracing
.ae silversmith shops O! VIM. K, and James Hodge
ssicklands cabinet shop. Helms shoe shop. Gsmbns
grocery Nelly dry gooos store, Estes lin shop, the Oh
server printing office the large Eagle Hotel Mrs Alder
sons house, and several brick frame houses kitch
tas &c
Il We learn from the WILMINGTON DELI Rep.
Extra that four drowned by the capszins of
sboa, in the Braudywne creek. near Wilmington on
Wednesday evening. Their names We're Charles Nc
Sann Charles Armstrong. David Medallion and Joseph
Vowan. They were all single men.
u AT Bordentown, n. J. on Monday, the cars
on the Camden and A,nboy Railroad encountered rail
placed BY some villain upon the track and thrown
Oh, although. fortunately, no person was injured
a At Decatur, Indiana, on the l2;h ut man
named Multoon was shot dead by named n, Fetic,
sno'e sister contrary the famys consent ne wished
@narry.
a At Cleveland. Ohio recently, some one en-
eesSo'ed 10 blow up building tie Cleveland block by
means OF gunpowder but the lire was eN;inguished De-
''e much damage had been done.
n The New-Y ork stage which was coming up
s' night, upset when Catssiil. There were Il
PaSogers in the conch and n number Of them were
1A'S although. We believe, rot seriously.
Albany Atlas Thursday.
E5N Below IVelisrtlle, Va, at the mouth of Vel
.ow Greek Monday last, the Richard Clayton
WIZ valusble cargo, was sunk. No person injured.
~ The telegraph between Albany and Utica
"u DC In operation in len days.
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MAERIED:

Nm the 9Th inst in the Church cor of Grand and Cros.
g. a.. bv the Pastor. Rev Dr. McElroy, Mr.. WILLIAM
mp ~ Miss AGNES WlSHART. all of this City.
+ On the 3th instant, by Rev. John Lille, DANIEL
.iT,IiNGs 10 NATL DA KNEESE, all of this City
A. Hopkinton Springs, Massachusetts, the 9TH inst
% Rev Mr. Bailey. JOSEPH b. CLOSE, of NewYork,
md ELLEN NJ NORCROsS, daughter of Mr. Josiah
On the 7th. By Rev Mr.. Cornell, Peter Workman, of
y J. 10 Mrs Maria Cornell Of Williamsbursh.
A, Norwich CT Samuel Williams of this City to Hsr
-e,,e A. Brownson.
A, Rochester, 4th, Erastus Arnold to Catherine l..
Goodwin.
Al Rensselaerville. Gin Hiram Bromeo Of Albany, 10
Anna K Frisbce, adopted daughter Of C. Tompkins.
Al Albany 9th Hugh q. Dixon 10 Elizabeth Fry.
At Saratoga Springs, 3ls u!t. Benjamin Haviand 20
Mary J. Wilder.
Al Buffalo ls inst J. F. Wage 10 Ann Eliza koon LIST.
B. Torrance to Harriet H. Smith 4th William Hutch
inson, of Canada to Mary Anderson.
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DIED
When we have garnered up our hearts,
And fixed our earnest love and truat,
The very life blood thence departs,

When we have garnered up our hearts.
And fixed our earnest love and trust,
The very life blood thence departs,
And all is dust.
Al his parents residence 1903 Fiith-st Newfork, Dec.
81 ls45. OF inflammation the brain. AMZlA OLlN
SMITH only son OF Amzia s. and Mary Jane White
esed year. 2 months and % days
Thus has faded and passed away from these cold NOR
tai shores in its very bud time sweet and lovely now
or The parents bereHvod Of fond affection and
cherished hope by the departure of this ntunt blossom
I'm, /, ia gone not os-faded here bloom in perpetual
beauty and richer fragrance. in more congenai cline
in brighter and better world There he shall suffer no
rnore-basking forever in the glorious PROJECTIONS of
pc,ven and unfolding his celestial loneliness inthe inef
ablelicht of blissfu immortality.
Thou yveepcst chdlcss mother
Ave- weep twill ease thine heart
He was thy fret born son.
Thy first thine Only one
It's hard from him to part.
But when the hour arrives
From flesh that sets thee free
His spirit may await
The first at Heavens gate
To meet and welcome thee ] NJ. P.
BROOKLYN 9TH. 1916.
On the sth Charles A. infant son of Charles A. Ever
sh Julia Ann daughter of Samuel B. Ashby, IA
Or the 5th Clarkson Smith, 90.
A,Schodack Landing Rensselaer, Co. n. Y. on the 81
Inst RALPH JOHNSON, Of Albany, in the 3lst year OF
hiage,
A, Albany. 9Th. Abram Franks, 40 Tth, Charlotte +.
wife OF Cornelius Brooks lS.
At Rochester 9TH. Capt Jacob Smith. II.
AtAuburn, 23d ut Margaret wife of Peter II. Myers,
aged 90
A,Washine,on. D. c. 4th Salvatore NJ Cataano sail
.ug master o. N. native of Palermo Sicily TO-
At Chaplin, CT JOSEPH FOSTER, Rev olutionary
Sold
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NEW.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, JANu AIRY 1O.-l
Y POETRY-The Deserted Road by VIM Charming; A
farewell TO The Old Years Wistsr and WAIT IL EDlTO-
RIAI-Natiousl Debt; The Independent Treasury The
Oregon Controversy; Important Decision me Account
Currrpt; A Name too Country TIE GoVefnols hies-
So. Editorial Correspondence IRON Albany &c &c Ill
NEWS-Lare ru.u South America; From Hhyu; Janaics :;
Texas. Core- poudeuce OF The N-w-foIk Tribune from
Washington, Illinois, Indiana Ono &c; PROCEEDINGS or
coScKrss; G ~ Wri.bts MESSAGE; ShpwIeck and great
o,s ii life The 81 Lawrence Minister from se1co The
Cana. OF New-Y"rk; New-I orX Legislature, &c "
MISC EIIANEOUS-LEau Brocchisft; Menota o.iia OF
Ss-dvntorg The End is hot yet; Oregon; Jono = Adj
ans speech on Oregon MI Dxons Speech on Naivi'in
Jobp Cough Court FOR TIE Correction OF Errors Mem
Y Legislature; Soyer-igns OF Eng and hoo-
Fri Owen Reviewed; LaId-Kiehts asd european Law
Tn, Iie.ns- Question; Mining in Engand Mr. Fonisna 5
Coneert: The 81 e. Church South ha.h Censis OF
Men ,.. Various seful Tables R-sie9s OF New hu6li-
catuns C,ty lem. from The Daily Tribune &c V COM
MERCIAL INTELLIGENCE-Prcduc sioek', Money
Cattle Market. sc. =, =,
obtsiued al tbe dssk-pnce Of cents 4.,,,
inbex1bly In advance Address
GREELEY McELRATH. fnbune buidinss,
Cor. Spruce snd NRsssn SIS opposite oe eHS hAiL
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Flour 25 Some supplies of Corn Meal on the
market Jersey is held a, sid4 25 Brandy 37i
hhds SIS Farther sales 200 bbls Jersey and Eastern
have been made 81 Bag Meal Is Isl NJ 25 for yell
low. and 81. al "a for White. Buckwhest SCI So
per cwt. Western Ship Stufs l76lsc. aud dull.
GRAIN-We notice sale of 1900 bushels Genesee
Wheat for shipment. at l2sc, delivered. For parcel
of Long Island about tho figure bid. For
shipment there ia still fair demand for Corn and 400
bushels Southern sold at about Csc weight cargo OF
old Southern 1900 bushels. sold at Zoe weight, deliver
ed Barley is 6od7lc with sales of 1000 bushels at the
highest rate Oats steady a, J0c for Canal Rye
nominal a; 75c and quiet Dstilers have good stocks
and are not buying
WHIsKY-The price of Drudge has been pu, up TO
24c Bbls held at 25 and 2ii refused for par
Gel of 100 bbls.
HAY-Saes 300 bales out Of store at l00c per cwt
SEEDS-we note a sale OF 100 tcs Canada Rough
Flax al 50 So for crushing Clean is worth Ii 25 Stale
Rough 10 256l03 The range for Clover erroneous
" printed yesterday 10 He It should have been 10 10
lie There ia little in market De had below lie and
small parcels bring more. Sales 50 bushels Hemp Seed
at 90c.
sUMAC-sales 200 bags al $50 per ton.
BoNE-A eale of 5000 lbs North West is reported
al something over go. cash.
NAVAL STORES-Hoders continue ask IS for
Turpeutne but there is disposition TO buy until far
Their adrices are received from abroad. large portion
say 10 600 bos OF Turpentne which has been held mere
for time Is now being shipped sales ~ Dds Spi-
rits AZ 62c. cash.
CoFFEE-We note farther sales 1900 bazs Rio :; a
&c per h.
oIL-Tnc!uding the sale reported few DAYS ago there
have been about lsC0 bbls Crude Whale sold 33c for
home use In other descriptions hear OF but little
doing.
PROvISIONS-We hear of no sales of importance to-
day Holders of Prime Pork firm. Mess is dull
We quote Sl303 l2t. Sales 500 bbIs deliverable next
June AT - IS with privilege Of leaving by paying
l! per cent Sour Prime is 9 50G9 62I. Beef 757
so. and S505 So with moderate trade demand. The
sale of 500 bbls Mess. reported yesterday. was at
37. deliverable next July. Sour is selling at
s7;0S3, and 2503 so and in demand. Prime
Mess for export is sl4 90. Picked Meats are nom
inaly &c for Hams. and SIC for Shoulders. City
Smoked Hams are 9iGllc Shoulders &c. Sides sc.
Beef 6id7c. Lard is quiet at aiaeic. Butter and
Cheese without particular change.
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aurtiou Sales.


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aget:oneer;
by BANGS, RICHARDS ac PLATT.-Storo
~ 2ot Broadway-Lheral Cash Advances made on COD.
Hents for Aactos Ssles.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. -
NALrssLx PsivATE LisEARY.-A valuable Private L.
suning many valuable and Also lsrye coll
TON Asrology, Ike
H COTTON & co. Auction and Conmt,sson M-r
'ousnts; NoA lS uiton-st and 81 Ann-s Liberal adj
Vaoces tnaH r,S and prompt made
4, TEE 10 se 4AS ss'Sss Mr. y Jan lOsh
SHERIFF SALr-Of one bay Mare and ono .e; fJ,,,.ss
and one grocrr's Wagon
Alto O'CLOCK. ST No p Cnamberss,
SHEsIFF SALE OF a Snuff and Tobacco M.rufsetorv
comprising large qusniity Of vsrious kinds OF sang
Jars hadders and bottles: Cav,ndsh. Honey Dew and
plug Tobacco; large quantity of Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco in rnpers large Tobacco Cutting Aeclpes
Grind lot Stone Jars and Glass Botes for packing
SnuE several Stoves. mahogany Counting House Desks
fixtures &c together with variety OF articles uss1
for manufacturing Snud and Tobacco
TUESDAY, Jan. 18th.
Al lot O'Clock al 81 Anrst
sssRFT SALr-Ofs quantity OF Ladies Shoes Slipper.
Ties Buskins Also. cusr;y OF Chidrens Shoes o! Va
Gus kinds. shoe boxes. &c &c Also. bsgs Of Wool or
Fur suitable upho sters. 10 pay advances
by JAME- NJ. NILLER-
I'D TUESDAY. January 18Th. 1916.
At 100 O'Clock, a; the store No. Liscrty-st
Doors SRoEs AND SRoGASs-looo Boots Shoes and
e-ogsns consisting every for Southern,
Western 6nd Northern trade Sale positive.
THURSDAY. Jan ed. 1876.
At i0 oclk n. OF pham, Corse Co. Ia FeTryst
SOLE ER-5foo Sides OF Hetnlock and Oak Sole
Leather, with other articles IN the liue.
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We, The undersigned HAJd.
10 allow our Clerks time for
he employinenls OF The day,
Stores at 8 O'clock P. NJ e1-
three months from the l2lh
generally adopted.
Jno Jsmison 80 Greens ich.
Alfred r. Lagraye,2i0 Green
"ich-si.
VIM. P. Eil!ug, Morton AID
Hudson.
Geo. Russeil, cor. g.h-ay. and
l6th-sL
Jn7. ? Hamilton. To- sth-av.
/ CIas. 7. Sisn-Uury. IL 5tl-aL.
Mhrt.n& V0sbnr.h, 100 6tn-ag.
Il " Dixon. 6tn-sv. c. l2!h -.
Chas N. Hay Carmins--l.
u. w. Wurne, lEG. Borer?.
Henry Rowuuee, tby T hDl
G0 Chatham. c. Chambers.
Henry + Fa!rbaak, "A Fulton.
Stephen Conovet. 81 5ro'way
A 4. Brown, 81 6owery.
D. D. Wright, 50 Houston-st.
Jam=s R4dley. > Avenue d.
c. Townsend, II Houston-st
=. & ). Smith. i53 Gfand-st
). Hcichl-son. $40 Gfanc-sL
~ A. Hamilton, jlDivisioa 81
Albert q. Hsn;oCd, 80 Cher
ry-st. Cor. Buiser.
c. 3 T;mpsop, 20 Cherry-st
-. d. McClsin, li9 SPriDg-sc
Abraham Wood, BIC GrEnd-.t
David ". Price, : Avenue D.
NaiiiL J. Boyd, j22 Grsnd.sL
Seaman Low-re 27s springs:
L. Fl. McIaiiFe, cor. Hudson
] and spring els.
Ersstus VI yers Il Co. 5ls Hnd-
/ son-st
,hou.u n ,ha.- 3arlinei signiny
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no THE PUBLIC

4 ware Merchants, DESTROYS
mental improvement after
have concluded 10 close our
c.pl Saturday Evenings, ioi
January, 1916 Provided II Il
WIN. Wilson i Son. $50
BoweTy.
w. Il. Seymour { Co, i Chat
ham-squaTe.
VIM. =. Wh-elwTlg 1T, u
Chalham-sL
Crumw elk Barne- GbO"e!y
+. r Lee, 245 Bowery.
X NJ. " illson, 195 Bo~ cry.
VIM. B.acfe!t, o. BoweFy.
Joseph NJ ll!!i, 3S5 Bo"e:y
John Blacke:;. 80 Broad va!
5. : BfaineTd, li6 Bfoadwa;
a. Stanley. : Bowery.
Joseph Weed, 81 D.vlsion 81
MirhaelMorri., 2Caihatine S
Robt X. Johnston, 81 Cataa'
rine.st.
John Starry, &c Chaiham-sL
Currey x SIN IN. g. cstn rIne
Francis Many, $50 Pe,Fl-st
Jane. 7. WalEils, 10 CStiia'
rin--s!-
James L Graham, IS Cana.-s'
Z. P. Co;ife!!, lS2 tanal's'
Benjamin Te-ts 2-5 Cana 81
J1 ID " Slansbury. 80 Cana
De!ayau / Brother, 4Ss BfUa1'
way, cor HrUotHe 81
Tho-. ia. Woo, .. Chairman
". T. Peterson, ~ bowery
CIV. Dwepg-f, 1879 Cha,haih
y. Ludlum y CO. 40 Bro way
Ph.lip Teets, go Greenwich-s'
WIN. Cullen. ~ Greeiw len
How'rd II. Marin, 269 Greet
wich.sL
The following merchants
the above, have PROMISED 10
Cnas. Merrill. 80 Grahd-sL
4 shields. Sil 90.
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niuter fashions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
wi GEORGE 7. GREEN, Ito Chatham.sl corner OF
Pearl-Will keep constantly on hand FULL and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and chill
DRENS CLOTHING, of all descriptions; made in ths
MOST FASHIONABLE which ne would most
fiy invite the non Of those in want As he has made
arrangements receive Cloths, CGssineTes, e"g' &c by
every packet and secured the services of experienced
Cutters he pied ges himself give perfect satisfaction TO all
who may purchase.
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r,ib ,t,ict ,,prf,o!,ty oS -odsu
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~ Gentlemen or ladies' whose hair have become thin, or
-, M from natural decay the effects OF fever or other
or disposition badness, will, by the use OF
v, Thcopherous have their hair entirely restored II
i,h;Iv and regularly applied when the hair begins TO
.o,s symptoms OF decay aner it has fallen out, no
,,, from gba, cause confidently assure ladies and
that The hair viii be fully restored TIE genuine
,e csn only be had The General Depot, 46 Broadway
"A fine regularly advertised AGENTS
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~ AIhion. Mich, Dec. 4Oth, IS1J.-HENRY

u AlbIon, n;icn. iyec. ~otn, o',,, NJ;
DALEY. Esc-DeGr SIR: Your wonderful! tlishly hlasi,
cal pain Extrac is generally considered TO nave saved
The lie OF Young who became badly burned by
falling into the fire IT. Within week past, child that
was ded hs- died Ibis place for the of it,
eon,icea more cer thai family Oughi to be 'hogt
Dor or t.ro on hand-e should be quite unsafe rthout
cop,anu on hand Conne's useless and perncous stun
has h-ea so here but people have learned The false from
he reDrnr Your ointment cannot fail TO bring you great
fortune bu should regard tie fortune OF ar less import
ance Ia an the amount good done hroush your iGstrme
ant Yours truly F. FURGuSUN
General Depot FOR The United States for the sale Of Dial
ley's Magical Pain Extractor leg Fulou-s Sun Budlng
n j. 6tis'
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