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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03

The ungeneOus assaults SO frequently
made upon the Wings. in connection with
lie Mexican war, by Journals devoted tr
the Administration. which seem 10 regard
every nulriendly Criticism np0n the conduct
of The President as syHOnr nous with a want
of attachment 70 the c0uRtry-in The pros
periiy of which, bV the way. il may SAFE |,
he assumed, the Wings, as party, have al
least as deep an Interest as their assailant
fully iuslifying The following severe retorr
which we find in The last NelO York Err
press:-, Matches Courier.
"'Fhe 'UHion,' az the the organ Of the
Government, is making itself contemp'a able
IN the impu'ations il throws ont agalns, the
patriotism Of the Wings, and Wbg Press, in
this Mexican war.
"Who is Gen. TayIor,n now leading orr arms
TO victory and to glory, in Mexico? A warm
hearted, sIaunch, high minded, Henry CLAY
Wing. MI. Clay has not warmsr friend
in the world, one mere devoted to him, one
who was more anx.uus for lis election to
the Presidency. Nor wcs there man in the
C ,nnlry more opposed 10 The Texas auaex;.
lioI, ar to THE WAY 1T WAS DoNE.
"Who is Mai. RinegoId, whose life kas
just been offered Up III The batIie ield2-
Another Wings and Henry Gay Wing!
who was lhrOughtly opposed to Texas an,
nexaton, and The TnE WAY IT WAS DONE
We did not know Col. Mcintosh and The
others, WHO have fallen, but from tEeir gal,
liant bearing, in the discharge Of their duty
we have no doubt they were men o. the
same school.
"Com. ConneT, who has rushed to the
scene of the wal Off tho Biazos as soon as
he heard oft, is. we-ars told, another Wing.
Gen. Scoa,who is TO lead anr forces in Mex
leo, has been leading Wing candidate for
the Presidency, aud has poured Out his blood
freely for his country.
"Fhe Whgs are not sPoUrERs, froth max
eFs. decaimeEs. rampant orators, such as the
81 40 men are, and all that clan and school
Of mock patriots; but when any hard lighting
is TO be done for their CO ~, when men OF
money ara wanted in the battlefield, they
are theTe,-Rot s. on inp.nOg making speech
es, but ACTING, as General Taylor does. II
there are any towards 10 The day of trial.
any distinguished for their words, and re-
cfeant in their acts, they will be found
among the froihy democracy When Wings
nuke pledges they MEAN what they sa,
which is much more than can be said Of thu
Dorr democracy men.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03
COM MERCIAL.
From the N. y. Tropie OF June 90, 1886.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Our Cotton market displayed considerable ant
nation on Saturday, aud the sales comprised over
5000 bales, including several large lists at full
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03

QHEo.-The lion region Of Ohio Is said
to be quite extensive. There are % blast
fuEp9acea in the counties Of Scotia and Law,
reIce, which will realize this year, It is sup.
posed, 81. $50 tons Ct pig, and sold at $50
per ton, the current market price, viii
amount to the snm Of SLIPS, 500.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03
"Lonk 10 the Senate s.,

Ever since, tho commencement oEtbe
Oregon difficulties, the people have been
looking to that distinguished body with IN.
abuicd confidence, and with the convic-
ton that il would settle this sexsd sues.
ton satisfactory 10 all. Il has with great
unanimitY advised the President 10 adopt
the basis Of treaty with Great Britain,
founded on the 4s'h paraHe+5aRd THUS fol .
ever settle question which at vaTiods pc.
riods has threaten d 10 disturb the AMIGA.
bto relations which always should exis. be.
tween two powers closely united by tics Of
interest and consanguni'y. We 5avs not
Looked 10 the Senate" in vain, as wilt ap.
pear from the following which is from ths
Washington Correspondent Of Now York
Sur: e..
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03

Mn. P0IK's CABINFT.-I, is lumored that
Mt. Buchanan will retire from the Cabinet
upon the final settlement Of the Oregon
question, and either accept a seat upon the
Supreme Bench, or a Mission to England,
which will become vacant by The return Of
Mi MeLaDe; and that Mr.. Bancroft will
leave the Navy Department, sna Dir. Hay.
wood Of the Senate appointed n his place.
Other changes are spoken of.,
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sIoNDAY, June lBrle46.

The Oregon Treaty is. already proposed
and signed, and will be sent to thF9 Srrate
this morning. Il contests uf fv6.sA r;rscc:
tions, and it Is expected viii lie rat4ied be:
fore edionEnmenl this evening.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03

IN the new Regiment Of Mounted Ride.
men, the majority Of che officers appointed
By the President ere whiga- YaSoO DeR.
And yet, The Washington Union and
many other democratic papess are accusing
the Wigs Of. being wholly opposed to che
war, their officers as COwasds and ggannieS,
and but veTY few volunteers GiOnl the Whig
party. "Oh shame, where ID thy blush"
Yasoo City Wig.
We are q constant reader OF the Wash.
ingtOn Union, and assert that il does nOG &C.
cuSe the ''irhigs Of being wkOlly opposed
10 the war; neither does it or s'many other
democratic papers" declare ''their officers
Al. cowaIds and gsanniCs," or say that there
are "very few volunteers from the whig
parity" "Oh shame schere Is thy b'usk!!"
say we.- YdzOO Democrat.
or We have no doubt that our neigh.
Dor is "a constant reader Of the Washing
ing.On UniOn," yet we do assert that the
Union did charge the Wings with being op
posed to the war in its comments upon the
passage Of the "War Bill" We do assert
that the Vicksburg Sentinel, and O,her dem.
OcTalic papers did charge Gen. Scott with
COwaTdice aud grannyism. And we do as
selt that the Pennsylvania did ssy-"We
are .rejOiced to see that our democratic
friends have responded promptly to the call
made upon them by the Executive in de-
fence Of their country, while there are but
few volunteers fIom the ranks Of the wing
party. Now "shame where is thy bIush"!!!
THR MEXICAN Loss.-The following is
the loss sustained BY the Mexican Army 10
the battles of the eth and 9th Of May, as
reported TO the Department by Gen. Arisia,
and which We copy from the New Orleans
Commercial Times.
Killed the eth-O Officers 4: Soldiers 90.
Wound d Colonel, /; Officers, 10; Soldiers
lie. Missing Soldiers, 90. Killed TIE
9th Officers, 6; Soldiers, l54 Wounded
i-Colonels, 2; Majors, 2; Officers, 10; Sol.
diers, 205. Missing Officers, 8; Soldiers
l59. To,al-Ki'led, 10 Officers; 252 Sol,
+ ditrs. Wonnded-5 superior Officers; o.
Officers; S2l Soldiers. MiSsiRg-3 Off,
Ger; le2 Soldiers. Grand total, 500.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-07-03
LIVERPooL CLASSIFICATION

Lollisiann - go
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Boston Mnrke1. Noy

Provsions-Pork dull. We quote Prime ut S9a9. 25;
Mess, Sl0 Clear and extra Clear Si 0al2; parcel o.
No Beef sold at S6,75; old Mess 3d. Lard &c.
mos. Floor-Genesee, common brands, is held at Sc :.
O6ta6,l21; Ohio and Michigan, S5,67i; Ohio round
hoop, S5,I5; Geugeiown, 1881; other Southern 75c
cash. Corn-Yelow fiat 7Oa75c. according to quality;
no White saoat. Sugar Some 400 boxes Cuba brown
have been sold GAS! per To- mos Molssses-
Of So hhds Trinidad sour at lec. deliverable IN York,
mos.
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JOHN B. BlGGER'S OFFICE.

BissER presents 10 MS patrons all,
The following schemes thai draw tins fail
He would intern those VITO wish tc know,
Ihlt In puIehl.lng b. ihe paeklEe be gives In .nr
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
ITHE subscribers have re.ooened n, above =.
On 18th Street.

INHE subscribers have re-opened the above es.
a"shgsn and beg Rave 10 say their friends and the
panic generally that hsy Tregrsd untiyds
stsson In order IN pissse bs-e may pa'ron
ceuuemen Visiting the city
ess 10 give ns call having ample
and convenience hesiss ssahs any yards the
hons- not surpassed In te To q oaly neeesa
a TO ssy that our Gar shall At all supp qor,
bot Inferior TO any IN the city An ese patronage
we fail 10 please. ,han be our fauh.
sfEGhL q JAS. q. BLAKEY, Jt
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7 HIIHUEITNINI ITUFs IW1 = Y u
We have partially clear and Pleasant day Cotton is
without ohange Flour 10 dull and held by most fsotors
AZ $3.50. reports however that be bought
~ s5,37i 200 bbls. Corn Meal sold NJ 1915. Penn
fee G7lt5i CITE.
Stocks rother heavy.
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by Dunlop noucur- a Co.
DhY GOODS a. aVCrI0x-

On WEDNESDAY, 2S,h commencing at o'e'o.l nj
sales Room, tup stsifSl will asso
Of flesh and desirable Goods recently
many stable styles and rearonabe AM
ees 10 which We par uar invite The Of the &c
morally; among hem will b. fount-
SUPER blu snd fancy cord Cloth.
Eitfa . blue bin Cassmeres
no Ga Pilot 18th, md Flushing,
Super daIk IA Ied
Blue ard Cadet mined Kent leans
81 and 20 heavy EaEsh Tyvsess
30, IS ana - browa inss various styles
Twinsd puff and Maekinaw Blankets
suPc fine American rrints, styles
Do white, scarlet AID yeroE Ftaanels
Do flney striped Kent leans
DO Nestiags Hdkfs
Cord Cambries bik and cord Slrsas
Extra lniia BandsnnAs
Super TieknEs brown Driings
-, 20 and - bIeashed shTtings and Sheetngs
Car eiinEs, assouei patterns
Pas TO Ia and Bye &c e
TFRMS-Under 100 dollars over 100 dolar. month,
credit for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP. MONCTTRP n
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w. D. rAYl.:s. p,.,,,.,o,.
JET RSON HOTEL,

lHeH Na'n 81, Jsp dOors bsioW ths Msrkef)
Iu>HlS House has been fitted up in 4 STYLE of
eomrH and Deafness Unsurpassed BY cry
and now open for the Of
irs 'ne esaa'hmeni Tie Proprietor
eeed ~ any other house his BILL or FARE Ideuo
al ms BAR vi bout public
give nun call ranent and partc. wishing supper-
can have AZ pleasant and comfortable
ana as good fnru OF Kind
any oir house IN the With facility
and Determination TO keep good house. prope
tor soheits a share Of public patronage.
Nov. 2, ie46-no 3u JOHN w SHARP
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NEW BOOKS,
Received i'm advance AT ,. w. RAN
DOLPH IL CO.'S Bookstore and Bind
cry, 1871 MAIN STREET.

Tuesday, Nov. II.
Godtys LadyB Book Dectmbe with piaeS-25c.
s the last No for the Subscribers please
their subscr ptoEs Tor the coming year
Diana OF Merdor or, This Lady Of Mtn dunno
Translated by u. w. Herbert. vols. 81.
A reat IIhrg apti; pouraitu %. H,y lee.
November No LonIon ancc-5Oc. per No s. Ter year
No. iI9 20 Illustrated Shakapeafe-25c.
Another lot Of Map OF ~ Xieo, Tc1as ke-25c
No SEES Martin the FoIndlibg--tc
Lives and TrRgeal Deaths Of Beautiful Females Gerry
man OF Brun'vick, Iaine-t2e.
Suicide Reso Mystery UnfavereL By Barker. ICE
Wanterngs and Adventure OF Reuben Drano being
tive cf ~ year in What's sh p, with ongravnrs.
No. I3i Liuers Living Agile.
Bonaeld or TIE Outlaw Of tbs BemiiaI Nautical Novel
By lngraham CSC.
800 frzs TaieThe Spanish MusLetecr: Tae Of Military
Life BY Lieut. Murray Use.
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N. Y. MARKEr-Noy. n

N. Y. MARKET-Nov. l6-2 r. NJ.
Affairs arc very dull. though the weather is good. The
sales Of cotton but $50 bales 10 cents for fair
Uplands.
Flour and grain. no sales so far.
The iupentine to arrive has already been extensively
sold ut 81, so Dbl.
Whiskey, sales drudge at 23c.
Provisions dali.
Exchanges no business
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THIRD SUPPLY,

ATHROP, CHRISTIAN a. GO. opening beau
IL fol assortment Of dress goods-spch
Rich Plaid Cashmeres
Rich kerno ieorais
Paris Cashmeres and Robes
SO pieces Cashmetes at 37t cents worth soc
White and eoloTed Embroidered Muslin Robes
Rich DIRE - eibs-oolored and tlaek
Rich Tukerie and Cashmere shawl
Rich Canton Grape Shawls
White aud eolorei Kid Gloves best quality
silk AID woutsd Hosiery
Hemsiiehei aud Embro d cred Lawn Milf
ALSO
Nsn-shrinking white AMI cclortd Flannsls
Bed and Serys ma Blankets
Cloths, Csssinets and Kenrys
BIZ and rrAb Moreens for skirts
Blue, Sear3tt and DTaS Damasks
no l2 MAIN sTRPrr
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SWAN TAVERN.

VUNHE above establishment situated on Broad
- street. the Depot % Riehmosd FteserIel,surr
Potomac Raj Road Of Trsve
es The proprietor win TO please an who
may favor bun with their TO the hou.e Is an
eIeelent table =
Board per day, 81 rs.
board for horse, Scots
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BALTIMORE ma

BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov. l6 p VI.
mated, 81 supply was large usual, which has
caused an advance IN prices The offerings the scales
to-day amounted 10 1000 head Of which 356 we're taken
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Anltion 8alfs..
FUTURE DAYS.
a ...

ny Hodges a PuIIism.
SALE OF SLAVES UNDER a DEED OF TRUST.
10y viriu. Of "A Deed OF Trust executed TO the
- yrd-'st ned By WIN n. Csrs,n snd security
and nd-mn ~ 81 Ro w CHS i'm
DAY Of march, istl AMI duly ead-d the a oe.
REQ and Ne~ Ken 'hNn FRIDAY, tho SON y Of Noven
Der 1915 no O'Clock.
OF Hodges Pnian In the Civ Of Riehponi prbie
the hxhsa bidder for elEh usdy ing Men
and children Aeunx
~ rTusi.e. shall convey special Va riny eniy
o-dkeh LUFrfN N EIIEIT T,,.,e.
Sale eordaetsd a
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Tickets SIC Halves QlaIte 81 Certificate. packages
Of 20 Whoes silo-hives and quarter "a rrcprrl1n
Orisn for CerGea> nze eE-. anc SHARES
OF the above seh addressed gned
the nost attention, Dawn.
fTwsreed irte Of pos &c, reoeiv
J. L. GREGORY = Co. Managers,
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BY wcIiinGton ssoasin- Auct.
VALUiaI.E ssoUss Ard LcT on CIIUECII
S'ii tOr sale s.t Auction.

kTA VIII L b sod ON 7 ue sjay afternoon next
Rfs the 2iI instant, upon no premises il fair II not
the neat a a oeoc1 and
lot on which sards SITUATED
street, ana The OCCUPANCY Of Mis-
lot ron &c feet bsk ITO feet The
bes de, kitchen, aud good The pres
ling To eoninae the the Of $500 per annup
Tenn II cash ea,nce AZ and s months Tor negotiable
sreursd BY Trust deed. By request OF owner
w GOUDIN
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VOCAL MUSIC!
ADDITIONAL.

NoyENEER 16TH, 1876.
AJARREN FARisS. lnv' just by Express from
w New York additional suppl AMI desirable goods
and they beg leave their friends tn public
stock sip and Fancy Dry DDS very complete
comprising latest desiab ycs We below
a few q tho !Ist opcnc viz:
Rich s'ripeI and Figured Pou De 1 and Bro ads SIX,
TO. Pad aad Pr n Ell farit Castm - and MlusLcs
Sup Tarian Ca iforn'a and MeuRo rllds
D.. T aid ami Shaded French Cloak ngs, vcyIr.tiy
Reh Fatey r. Mt, n great sareiy
SIX Fnrg Prog, Bu toss, Cherry Florerees
Rich shaded AZ fhid Sash an n met birs
-. Bfoshet Tibet and Fan r'd We scarfs
Six and Velvet CHIT elaine; Silk anl W, ted 1flsery
Iaiirs X hestcl - \ Giovcs l. & tmbuc HAS
Esnng Dies Coos In gteat ETY.; Lsces OF an knis
urge aud superior Lldits French owes
&C. Ec
In anof Whei prepared offer usem'n's purehs-
WARREN 4 FARfss.
10 No. a5 Vain 81.
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JOHN VI. CLARKE.
LOTTER Y BROKER .


TNHE most celebrated capital prize seller in the
- United stAes-havng sold capta pfizs han any
other vende hs United sae-satsfAetoy proof
Ia his Having had he-n
eeivng orders and forwarding tickets eonIeEiy
recommend distant Adventures procuring ehanees
in the lotteries constantly drawing perfectly El 81
venis tickets only in the lotteries managed by Gregory
CLARKE sold handsome capitals correspondents
ring the last month and during
Of November.
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Asst EVENINGS MAIL.
Iowa.

he last ST. Louis Republican sisies that the wings
. CERTAINLY secured majority on Joint ballot In the
islaiute Of this State. -.
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E. B. PENDLETON.
tSCCCESSoR TO d. NJ HoYTl
Lottery Office, No. 3 Exchange Hotel,
Richmond. Va.

Richmond. Va.
TNHE undersi gned, successor TO ID. NJ. Hoyt
II friends ard the cd patrons once the
following Splendid schemes Jet drawn; parieu ay
calls their attention the speBoij Lottery for es-SiOOCO
Capuland asi $4,000 for the worthy
he Of adventureTs every
for the fortunes which thrown his way.
Make your selection, and lot big "a pitals address
Z. B. PENDLEToN, Richmond
?. s Orders, in all eases, strictly confidential
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A MEXICAN BLISTERED STEEI.--3 tons
n made Of swede' Iron, JUS received Tor sahS
oe9O GORDON sKINEER
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By Davenport. Allen a. Co.
AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS LEATHER AZ


On THURSDAY. I9h November. 81 O'Clock at
our A5etion Store. about 600
al esh sessonasle and desirable Goods manuae
iut.n add sai,aee for Pan and Winter Sales
Men. IN ek perEed Water Boots
Do kip q calf Go do
Do thick PsEEed Brogans
Do hip and spit do
Boys thick pesged Water Boots
Do hip do do
Youths thick peg ed I'd hip DO
Boys ard yooih' thick and kip perxed Brorans
women eaiher begged Tss Bu,sns heel Wells ind
Chihdrens do do
Richmond made Bros,n.
HATS-Pan and fsshionable broad brin
Corey -iik, Angola Hat.
GaEed and Cloth CAPS.
SOLE LEATHER-7So Side, bra nd,d .goa- ard
shoe Threld, Wrapping PAPER. &c.
TERhS-Unser $780, and over month. cred for
approved paper ~ DAvESPORT. ALLEN 4 Co Auet.
AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS
TUESDAY, the 5th December commencing a. O'Clock
We sha ~ At our Dry Goods Rnom,
neni 81 Fr'sa and seasouabe DRY GOODS; recently
fo and particularly adapted the sales OF
Ne desire particularly IN esE the attention Dealen
Particulars P~n1cd 10 futurr Advertisement
TcFms-In-cs 500 CsFhsiO1 mos er-d fer an
proys1 paper. - DsSENPnEr. At.I.rs a Gu Eu,.,
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WHARF LOT ON WATER ST.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will he .nlH WEnNEGnA Al

Will be sold on WEDNESDAY Afternoon, the
25th instant fair-n The fair day. ncinr al
O'Clock. undivided moieiy ot fronting Water
loo feet running back The Doef sn.ad
Coal sToIt stands Term, ia at and I2 no l,h.
for approved eIdo,ed negotiable title wtheS sal.
rithSWf ths isasf BY REQUEST OF TIE OWNER
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lotteries.

Il g. GREGORY Il CO., MAsAerRs, No.
~ Ioi Main Street. RIe hnonA. Va
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sTEATTON's OFFICE,
MS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH ST Rect.

IL l3 10 Is g. IL a. 81 81 3 %
Ticket Nos IL ~ g. Capital sod pail by
Dawn Nos. Of heIsn5ra No NJ Nov IIth:
81 I'll 10 80 90 GO Is 50 81 IS 10 4 &C.
Tiehet NoI 80 6s -, q $1,000 sod ard pad by
sTRATTON.
$4,000, 10000.
Observation-Disclosures, No -. Capitals: $4,000 10 OOe
5000 1888 10 OF 1000 &e 10 Nos IL S. halves
$50; quarters
CAPITALS or $4,000 EACH.
Thur~iay-N. Jersey. M. Capitals 81 OOO 1000
1854 10 OF 1909 &c "a Nos IL drawn. Is; halves
ESQ; quarters as.
5000. 1000!
1hInday NiEht-Leessurg No SIS. Capitals: $1,000 1000
1900 1916 1910, Of 1000, ke- 75 Nos IL Tickets
81, halves I; cuiEerl sec
$4,000 1000.
Frday-Mononsala. No ~. Capitals $1,000 1000 6Io
IS Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets halves quarters csc
S4,OOU, 1000!
satuday-susseI, Extra, 90 Capss $1,000, 1000 SO ke
rs NOs- ~ drawn Tickets tI. halves soc: qr, CSC.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class n fer 1850 be drawn
Nov. 2Ist. 1886.
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Drawn Nos Of Ahnssr, to,,sy Gas ~. i7h Oct is4s:
IL IS 81 IS 20 i6 &c 80 az So IS ~.
1r Nos = 81 50, Prime Of $4,000 In N. ,hovs Is,.
terry. sold 10 a correspondent In Ksnawha eousty Va
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va DRAWN BALLOTS.

Tickets $40 Halves 2so Certificates Of
OF sc whOs slo. OF &c Halves SIS, Of &c SAT-
BuycrB referred list OF registered
at the once, proof Of has been
drawing continues increase the number IoA and
~ O.eerE for ksees eerhesieI
Schemes and IN all Loeries viii 7rsnPiy attended
drawing when reqaes.sd
Please addrss1 sTdsrs ~ srRATToN
W.
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70 NO. LorrERY-is DRAWN BALLoTs
CRANn acHRMR
}. LorrERY-IS DRAWN BALLOTS.

Tekeu $40 Halves Quarters 81 Certificates
20 wboies sI2o-haives snd quarters in proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class o, for Ists-to b. drawn
Nov
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CLOTHS, CASIMEREs AND VEs'rINGS.
- N torc, French, Enash eefmah Asrh en- Csfns 81
IN Fr.dss; Casimsres ant vsstiugs u sn tiaa.
% i1-cGdu DH Io.oos
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sy y. rs. a q. n. N u

VIII Be sold by o'eloek N.sro c,,,.
and Is yesrs Old, and Nesro Boy.
hoI6 NM G. u mn A..
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IN tNOR RENT.-rhe house I occupy. ON
HnAA Franklin for PER .nnums n 4,
10 good order and nn be had
Persohs wishing To 'rimine tie pleas. h.tw.sn II
O'Clock IN IN. morning ard = O'clock PM. H. JESKISs
nRY GOODS STORE FOR RENT.-Tbe
IL Dry Good Store Vain occupied by CaI-.n
for rent and Posession iiately Erq9ns
NOT T.. JENKINS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-20

Worms cannot exist in the system, ia lib
cnl usr b. made ot the Clickener Sugar-coatcd
Vegetable Purgativc Pills. They not only
destroy the worms but thoroughly cleanse the
stomach aud bowels of the mucous or slimy
ss....'s..S .'s,..s ss.tt-ps.~ d.-.~ Tbsir our.
ration is - gentle, that they may be admins.
tered 10 children of the most tender age,
without producing those injurious effects
upon the general health. which have ALWAYS
constituted the most scnous objection 10
Ncrmiiuges. Their metallic base il generally
so violent in it's operation, that the system
seldom RECEIVERS from the shock until the
patient. has sarriyed at years o( maturity on
actually onigrown il. We know several nj
this moment whose constitutional vigor has
been 50 completely pamlyEod by the injudicious
administration OF metallic NermiiugeS while
young, that they are almost totally untitled for
The Transaction OF ordinary business. The
Clickcner Sugar-coa,ed Vegetable Pills, on the
contrary. have never been ~known.io leave any
injurious effects behind them. They rather
serve to i%nyigomic The system, and render i,
proof against the most inyeIeratc ailments.
For sale by A. q. F%AtRcntLD. mar 20
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
fITrsBuRGB GAZETTE ofricE, !
Tuesday, March Ia. 1916. {
MONDAYS BUSINESS =

A very fair business Is doing. orlers arc
coming IN very freely aud a large aggregate of
Manufactured articles are being shipped. The
inquiry Tor Southern Groceries il actively
maintained. Sale 80 bids good lair Sugar a,
o., 4 hhds a, Die, hhds o. tine same, all cash
currency. MolAsSes are more sought for than
Sugar sale 30 bbls, 10 bbls. 10 bbls, IS. no. )
snd 6 bbls all at SOC, cash currency; single
bbls at Ole.
Sales 30 half ohsis Y. II. Tea, at 40 TO 55c
y rs. w
Sales 6 Ccroons 5 +. Indigo a, 95c y 10
equal so cash.
Sale 90 bush ID. Apples from Stors al 81 %.
> bbls large white Beans from Store AZ \ 4 Is
v bush. Sale of ~ bbls Red Potatoes ON The
Wharf az loo y bush. Seine Green Annlrs
IN good order at So v bbl.
Several Flat Boats unfinished, with Poplar
Gunwales. sold at sac v foot.
Small lots of Bscswax sold from Wagon al
26lc. Nothing doing in Provisions beyond
limited business.
Hut little Flour coming M on sale. Most
OF The receipts are To 90 forward on the open.
ingo Canal. Market steady at former prices.