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TOnn A HoMIII-

IVDD q iIL.
ssoN of TIT SLACK MAMhcrH DOOr,
SOUTH ESD or nAnKLT SQUARE,.
HNODD HOWELL s.sld ,nf.fn al a,
= tb'tf cd patterns sht I'll he hsiance Of ia.
c'mEnn'iy' thni Ihry IRE noS Hceivirr resb if,n
IRE N"fL.i"fs 81 he E,sicfn mssainour ~. IN ss.
l'h''" s""t'ueni 81 bais SHOES Leather Car,
Lh'' f""" g.. &c which they r'eigs ihc-a.e.y e..
are ~ % god qa,iiiy std vii 10 soIl q. i,, i.
cay "a ~ lore ~ ~ ,Aae suirl,, mai !. rsN a.,
ever ts' tetn ~ HslT into US. market. =, he,
goo. Nee earrimiy ss.crud expressly "a, .ut
te'rH t-dc he, msy 30 rolled uc.n ~ s.rorc.
aht Il sc sfR cry snicis a ~f.rrr ami :, .b.ahl
90 infn oni so he such ~s NIL mshs y cool in ie
rtii r~urrb-se made by sash snltyldsa
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-rrsa DARE q uaCE, Unlra 81.
EC0NoNY is WEALTiI.n

NNN hsNss manufactured ~ ili. iimr. hll
k'a.s eel .ia. has ae t,nsily " ~. Iani \ low.
- 80 pfice ihsa esapl. hy hs,ns,i hua cIrcrstred
"o'hnen. Nl"eh rHl enable noe b. lufa Coz a hf,l
tsie liSi, va any one ~apiinE = cheap aud gRd AZ.
ucle. have hcen liv,.s a. abs ris a 2 "a MAJ,
years aDd ihiuk I'm euiuled - pa'truoge. Gen.
Ncn, ~ani'nr a Grsi pir ~dt -l.s,s isaNs tIe.i
mea.nrep olJ "a a i.~ dave dsy shall have thsm
s~ss,fdf"s 80 oder. waiuaItsd rs 10 hreak.
Hsis md Caps 81 al klsd. constantly ~ hald. At
"v cheap ilai and Gag 'acto1. conner OF Mai.
AL U"ion ~. Wheeling VI.
oct 10 SAMUEL n ARPFR
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w,I.iE II. OLDHAM.

ATTVKNE 1 AT LAW,
WILL PRACTICE ~ he Cont. al M,f,haii
Wv Tyr. ~ " Ohts rpup'ie.. Va erricv Ar
Msh.n,tL u. Va GHAvK CErlK Rsr Crncr
.en
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new PAIL AND WINTER
GREAT ATTRACTION AT THr
CiiLAr CASH CLOTHING sloRt or
>. ! q
Corner 81 Main and Monroe Sfr,s,.L
WHEELING. y;

- RICE. has j.ss sses,s.d lt.n N.~ ~.
-. Phi'a'ieiIf.ia sni BaIti,nsse. an ..,.,.I.
,-is- '"d isseiissi ss"ek ~ tssh.ssb,. r.n a.,
",n'er G'sd- new -, ie- and tie ~ ,nee. -
ia'"e weeks va a Faster, ,,..
"' 'ls'"''a MI ne hnc'-''s. nod ,h.re .,h e,.,l
"s'"'s 81 ne '"wsr rate. srr - ,. /
rri ~'fa~st~si that I ran 49, ~, obi ,..,.a.,
and the p"hi'e 20 ren.f-i m,..h .hean., n,,..a.
han "'het house wssi VI the M.ula..,.
NV 70 nc TIVE f"r Ger'lcrn-n ia 70 ,.n,.h 49,,
"a'd-r.hes t"'d weather 10 nsi sr.,.~c.,..
~h~n ell will I'D u ...sn,isry NECESSARY =, 49,
sss..-f s"rpiy o' Winter elo'htur.
ItNi-s n''" c~n.slrfsit'n no hsrinr.s Of A,
nave axes "n">usi rain- w. rsinrhs.e ~
e'--'- ns'''b etesttr than I ha,. ,N,tda. hi o.
The fart that NY cr-'cr ~. invsrfah', mar ~. ~.
cs'H. ~n.iIe- me "a mahs M, ~raotts.e. toe ca.h m
my own rrcs; therefore ] am shle ~ .cll tr cbsap,
~ tha" ever Ahj fs-s a. I .nll ,n,e,d q. .en
GOODS on The ray do~r pnncip'r Z have uo h...
''''o" 'n.ay'ug that : ~nn si,v h.i'er ~isrga.a "a. ihsn
~ fs'abii-hn.ri ~ ihis ~, ary other cit,
Gl,rrfiS. CASSiuEREc. Hc-Ny sol r,,.
'isi- ~ rar ~ Bis,k. Blue Blsrt. Bow r.n,. H..
'~siilr Gr'en snd 'fhrf Fsucy e,,or-i Ba.d
riua' hrsniitsi .iyios ROW ~ 4, clio r., - F,tfh
f'rish snd american d,sdbic smiled and ia I'M, !,
t-U' SID pam CASINO avs. II N &c a very iar.
49, r'nf new styles md p markedly ehes,, prirr..
i"r 81 ~psi"sf $50 s"f Cs..neu. ~ c.I.
90 qHnirs's ADD rffe's. irss ihint s.n. a. I'D.
5As'. fioi .tj r,s,u Ciulh. u al 90 cts noi
qaalt',.
NsflNCs- VI, stock ol ve.i,as. . large and
i'f"''"'' NJ entire new styles rnd very dutahe
rau''''. such a. he'd veiv,,. wool.n vche -. NJ.
no, Wire. Ms'silie. snd .arinu- olhsr kanda
No'hirew Dad Tosl~do., Bir.k., u si ~.
q"ailn'-; n srltrtid stI,is II itAvr TEps
',r.l.t ~ "in''t wes', large ,ntk 81 otlssu.
LDlH. tLa>Nft, 81 al of,; Alr,cA. fsuf,d
,nd p'sin' Carr a1i MSEfN D'Ecusr. CAico,.
Arstf>s aFd ,surius whei a1irics lf iaa,eF
TAiiog'S TRIMMINGS. = large ssarfin4.s
AUpi ts 30 We Gu-i. ! Nil sell wbr!cs, le ar
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ELTAs

vi" ftheTh e'tofHfTi q Tad n tvc,
~ ds'supi'on. Eai Case -. Vef... v,.l., !,
~r'H'hsss no abo's tfii,is. ATE 4,.pecinr 80.
give hls , cal ~ Lc room su,riy orornes
~ ''hn " rrrp sea g5aFf Slofc. De- 10
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& DIlLoN.

EEAVE removed heir E,iahliShuer 10 ,he,,
H Yes BfWk Bui'Ging, eat SIDE uf Mar.
Mi a.. a few doors htiov he Post Onlcr.
shere ,hry have supplied lhemselvss With )
sew ani Isrse tnf,ne sni other fixture for
.tarir cuisines, in aSupei iof style.
They carry sn 90, tiou.e and STEAM.
BOAT 4 UNBiNG IN AZ ~ hrarrb-s-
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
Yves rr prepared 60 sup;ly suf tas,uner. 10 an,
extent with 'h~ a'o,s phe ~ ,Le ~. qualify. an,
~ rfires as 'osN A. a !, to had ~ Tie soan,,y
They have con t+ntiy on /. ind HYdtan,S q.
various ds'crItl"n, harerS' Kettles, wa,e = clas.
ris, bath tcb,, bgi AMI euid shower baths. t-
olN tr bleaching, chemical appa rasa>. lead
ccAps, Tetcni hath ,nnp.. lead pipes % al s,z.
>, Neertlead q shy itickncss aud worked up
10 sny maaner OF tolm.
Water conducted thfolsh lcadcn p!res rom
.srr pes 20 n~.eiiiar houses in TIE ronnuv.
Snfefisf ramps Tor conutIy wells. steam En-
sinrs &c. SC.
az order. ,asukfally received aud punciu.
ally au.nttd 20. =
STEAM POWER.
For manpiacfstirg pSfroses csn 10 supplied
20 several dcrcEfphens Of mechanics. al the
p story VI ,heii building, OF on The gtouad
door a. very moderate fe9t.
Wheeling. Nps Il, 's5
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COMPETITION - riiE lars Of TRADE
GRO. w. .yGE.NiSOG,


~ puhitr general q MS Dc has y. mncnetd he
PLUMBING BUSINESS,
~ coriuntison Niih lts rfeseui tu-ins.. a. TIMER
~ o.. "vii kupvn ,f4ui y, l65. Nafket Spar,
~h'se be - always rr-iY =, waH ~, a.. customers
r. che a'"Nc hrc 10 Will fun ia ars rofua ItY.
bNANTa ~ h- sbIrir.l t1lrc. afel beng deter.
n'ntd - 10 ri,e 80 cUaf s1tisifriuh tn ,Ai- ara rnisi
Osneh oihs Bnsncss. ne ~e,Aj eal tie s%n.ai.uu
% 'hr lntdw o. vctY sugeuur rticir VI Tgsss
Leaf ~ . whith be has been VI rua-,i-utic 81
p'nss y" lFytase hTlhs, pnu-s, utd ah,h he
esn -Uid o. iutnisk ermi sie go a. csGi ir-,
,hfn " Ia. been Zone lie hcftto.ufe iIs msr I've
"ii'i"a haze 81 ruhhc g. rf 80. ani ls,i, coa.
hieui lie WI give gsHtr ~ ssn.is'tut.
Fcr-rbs 90 ttc country wsinr W - convrt -
from 'P"ns' 10 u'Sir dwsihnss wti be Ptofns.
atendta a.. a. wtH
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CAPS CAPSl CAPS,
wnolEsALk AND RETAIL
HAT AND CAP SCO A

On u"'.n 80 80 near sss SOU, nd IN
f- si ,hrs Aiaikc, Iiou--.
pARt a iOGE arc n"~ ,mannin~,atihs anu
WI keep erns's'i'y "a hsn-i. \ large -.-rir.nt OF
sihTs All CAPS ~ the fo.s :, .,yi--. ana ruanu.
'ssi.'cd rom The he's, mai, tiai. Bsh ~, a.. l.,ns
r~rs~-ieai Halter. We mako sna ,or.ur,e,rl ~,
'nrhn ~ all me Hss NC .-ii. Our Cap. are ,t,.
e"rs~h W ~ he mot ssser.iSe Cap Manufacturer
!" ne kss'efn ciisss. ~ Ihe INV 81 ryicr.
Ni'''sosc 81 ~aid ~ q genars nritrie and later
A@r'tc15 fsshiAn "f Uats srd Cat. VII niNa,s
"''u mem ~ u"hr ss-iSishmsr'. ~hirh vs H'erfi-
mako knvHn nRi lslkai ui ., all m,n. irsa G
snc-i w,ft nrd XIV ttie,s.
-rri DARE A H9GT. UnIrn -.
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EA BOXEs CAyFNnsu AssoRrrn /.
S1Ns 8 " lG nd rguns Lsms Tslsee. .
10 hates &c iafps TNst
20 ksss O. Ksmuehy Tvm
cRANCLE a co.
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NEw no0K nINDrnY.

fSl-N FENiE sai~rr,ss' wosld inform
Ess he lfisnds aud de nubiio g.s.
rs efally. 'tss h~ la, oseued q n, nae
49, ~ "a AIsia stegI. one do = north
kxaE.SirT At psssey's Lottery sdicc, sid !.
- furisitd 10 ia B.nsips at he shesi.
- sf~fwr
DAN "NAsoi every description. Raled 10 an,
falaets aft Bound - ofiss y
islls 'yie. oj Bask, e-boasd. L,tsune. ,e.s,,.d
Ar- '""
o''''' Ion any part Of ne eeanlfy srenJs.l "a
=" "'Finde. JAMES NJ EwlNC.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF WINTER Goops
=. RICB,
As ihis dsy Ieeeistd a iaree cock o( Winter
So Gaoi. such - Biss. Maok,naw snd rnnha.
u'Hf baneet.. Beaver Cloths. G ,ldsa Tweed.
noe ffe ~ Csssimgfes and yesnfrs
SeHdcHsn Who have not completed heir Winner
pv'cha'.s would 40 we'll 10 call som. as am
p'sfsted 20 ssu cheaper 'Lan hose that adseni.e
"a sell "A ~ cssi and expenses.
Hseo'lee, the Cheap Coso Civihing Store. corner
90 Msin and hosfoe streets With lhe 4 B,g puot,.
80 > ICE
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IN c~nascsay
Wa chaplins & o,her.. Decree fer Aeossni.
ABSTRACT.
'rpon eousiierniion whsfeoi. Ibis cause !, ,e1,,-
ted 10 MaslSf CommissisDef wiison. ~ho 10 io ns-
esaai" ~ d repon ~hai fraltsIats coo We, ed nv al.
defendant Hsu Ckaplins 20 Tie Trasrrs by n,
deed oi trust "a The bal. ms niioesd. ,em,,r. ,n.oIt
l"S wss' dress "a The said deed 81 irus, ps.yiJed
Tor fcHaih unlaiJs iogclhef with oil Other debt.
image ine"'"itansss ufpa he said real estate
shi Ihc order IN Which ihsy are sn,,,i.d 4, ~
rsH. And ihA' sos 'hs p1ts.e he r,ye notice n,
The SAID eisdto's p'ovidrd lof hy The ssid a,ea
and oil "'hets. by sdverIscmea, d. be pabt,,brl
~ iesd 80 days ia ssms srwspapef sdtfssh,d M
ihe city II Wheeling. 10 Gems 20 and N bs,sA tbe,r
debts 1goH The usual isrns And that ne aiss A.
certain ard fes ont v hsi m~oriescr snE,cs. lhe ,..,
'fns'ees have m their hands. o. sshjrei 10 ,hci,
o"n's9is 70 DO 'pel'ee 70 he Paymen, of ,ae sad
aeh''' sni 'ba' he alec IePsi any other nsi.I
seemed fen'oen, BY hImaelG OF specially required
ey sHy % else parties.
AsD- ~ snosher day. 10 Wit
On Wedne'day. Jshusr, 2isi. 1916.
" teisg snER sled and made kaew. "a ,he e,.,
that Aisfsadef wii.oa. the c.snmsss lone, h. .ho,
ms eaHsc wus heFtIufotc referred had densttrd ~,
ME- ntiesni having Completed of frtusnesi Tie se
.on"is S'feoie@ ~ 'he fofasT decree ia this chase
o' ihsi divers proceedings have been lad a, e.
'td eomntsssa'er under sald deere, aud several
" The rssiies concerned hsys produced voucher.
and pfoois before him. RESPECTING ys,,ous matter.
feit"ed to eoEnfnis.ioneS Wilssai, the Couu .o,h
ihs'esPo" adisdge. order and decree the, il.ss c : = >.
DC 'eieffed 20 JAaEs A cLsRkE. E.a. onc uG .he
commissioners Fos iak'ns acc cunls sppssn,es b, mi,
e""'a' ~h"i g'sng due noyice ne difeeled by s...
'O''Hef decree. - to e~ensrleie ihe Esd scciunis sc
heres siofs rsiered 10 comm,..ieoe, Wiser. 900
sidet'ns Ios tins ynfpose all yoseLs ~. pcoof. "a,
evidence dnly Produced befcfe said cosnm,ssro.
Wilson. snhisc' To ell just exceptions. md irwin,
10 them HE ssms effect "a u tic same were sg.i'
brought i-r-ard bolore himself T'e.ls.
NxLsoS. ALtk n LAIDL.EY, Clerk.
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From Hon. Ross WILKINS, United States Dis'
t,ict Judge for the District 0f.Nichigd'i.
DETROIT, Oct. 30, lS4l
Mfr. Eaapard Bingham; -
DEAR SIR-With great pleasure state the fact
of the complete and radical cure of the Fever and
Ague with which my son William was attacked
by the use, pursuant to directions, OF Dr. osgood
Indian Cholagogue He had as severe an attack
as ever witnessed, and apprehended long
winter of this disease, which was some years ago
the case when resided at Tecumseh. But was
providentialy led to notice your advertisement IN
relation to this medicne--determined to try It, and
the use of one bottle broke the disease, and am
confident has effected aradical cure, as two months
have now elapsed without return of it, and my
son is in the enjoyment of robust health 1t Is an
invaluable medicine and should be generally
known. Truly, your friend,
Ross WILKINS.
Price $3.50. Sold in Cincinnati. Ohio, whole.
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the sale Of valuable Family Medicines, northeast
corner of Fourth and Walnut streets
And by ]. A. & G. H. DAVENPORT, Woods
field. WELSH g. Armstrong, Beallsville'
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And did you get the booty" John! somehow my
memory flags
I rather think you made "swap;" I've got 1t In
| my head, l
That instead Of gold and silver. John, you took it
in cold lead.
Thou mistress of the ocean," you couldn't
rule the lakes,
There were some Ganders in your neet, but John,
you had no s' DRAKEs."
You had enough good spirits there, you drank both
| hook and sherry,
But John, you couldn't stand our fare, you couldn't
| take our PERRY
"We make them all so'' yet, John, on land and
on the sea,
We took this little continent on purpose to be free.
Our Eagles fee, and loves to soar; he cannot bear
cage;
His talons scratchd the Lions back, and set him
in rage.
Our glorious stars are sparkling bright, incr easing
year by year,
Supported by million hearts, that never knew a
fear.
Our children lisp it in their prayers, It's carried
o'er the sea,
Dost hear 1t, John' 1t thunders there, "we're
children Of the free"
Free as our sires of '76-as bold as brave, true,
To worship God, and keep the land we took, dear
John, from you;
To keep flag free on the land, unsulied on the
wave,
Until the last bright star shall set on the last free
mans grave
I thought your memory I'd refresh; you like old
things and times,
So, these events, to please you, I've tumbled into
rhymes;
And don't forget your old tried friends, because
you're now the Ton,
But, John, just think of '76-and give up OREGON.
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From the New York Evening Post


wonder, John if you forget, some sixty years ago,
When we were very young, John, your head was
white snow,
You didn't count US much, John, and thought to
make US run,
But found out your mistake, John, one day at LEX
INGToN;
And when we asked you in, John, to take cup Of
tea,
Made in old Boston harbor, John, the TEA POT OF
THE FREE,
You didn't like the party, John, it wasn't quite
select,
Some aborisnes were there, you didn't quite ex-
pece
You didn't like their manner, John, you couldn't
drink their tea;
You thought it got into their heads, and made them
quite 100 free:
But you became quite tipsy, John, you drink lit.
lie still,)
The day you march'd across the Neck, and ran
down BUNKER Hull;
You acted iu.t like mad, John, and were tumbed
o'er and o'er,
BY your stalwart Yankee son, John, who handled
half score
But now hope you're sober, John-you're quite
too fat to run,
You havnt "got the legs" now. you had al BEN
NINGToN.
You had some corns upon your feet, CORVALLIS
he was one,
That made You at the YORKTOWN hight, so lame
YOU couldn't run;
You tried enough, will admit, and threw away
your gun,
And told man to hold your sword, his name was
WASHINGTON.
ations,
Whenyou were going down to YORK to see your
rich relations,
The Dutchmen of the Mohawk" anxious you to
entertain,
Put up some GATES that stopped you, John, on
SARAToGAs plain,
That hill you must remember, John, It's high and
very green,
We mean TO have it lithograph'd, and send it to
know you love that hill, John, you dream of 1t
o'nghs,
The name it bore in '76," was simply BEMIs
HEIGHTS.
Your old friend, ETHAN ALLEN, of Continental
fame,
who cal'd you to surrender in The Great Je-
hovah's name.''
You recognized the Congress" then, authority
The man he eall'd SO early, John. and rid you OF
FoRT TT.
know you'll grieve to hear it, John, and feel quite
sore and sad,
To know that ErHAN's dead and gone; yet still
there's many lad
That's growing in his highland home, as fond Of
guns and noise,
And gets up quite as early, John, these brave
Green Mountain boys."
"Oh! no, we never mention IT," we think il quite
unlucky, s..
The day you charged the cotton bags. and got into
Kentucky:
thought you knew geography, but misses in their
Iteens.
Will Tell that /" Old Kentucky" was that day be-.
low Orleans
The 'ebeauty' on that day, john, was some dis
talce from tlIe bags; .f, t.
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"Part them immediately" said the
baron. &e &
Several persons went up, not to part
them but to congratulate and to keep
them together. The people look close,
they bury their faces upon them.
"God forbid they should ever be part
ed more," said venerable man; "they
never can be-" He turned his old face,
streaming with tears, and looked up at
the baron-sSr! they are deadw