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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01

MoRg CLERICAL DELINQUENCY Nee Or
hans Picayans has the following
EXPULSION OF PRrAcHrR.-MrsMFRtsM AMP Srprc.
rioS..The Methodist Episcopal Conference, now in
se this city, has expelled the Rev H. H. shrop.
shire who last year travelled the St Helena circuit,
from the ministry He charged with the fagrant Of
fence OF having attempted the seduction OF Young ady
upon whom he was practising some metmeric experi.
rnents in July last He fully confessed his guilt and
did not attempt to justify his conduct The enerable
Bishop Soule president Of the Conference strongly re-
rehe nded the practice OF mesmersm, and admonished
MS hearers avoid II that was dgraceful de
yra8ing and ruinous 10 those who NEEDLE with il
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N,,;oo., re- requested to say that rho rlumbe
x.v % Gaguerau Gallery the upper corner or Rrosd
anu Murray street. will be this day jan ist 1876
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a. rnniiadelphia Agent for the Her.ra x,.,,
esvs ondlng Third street. who receive snbscri
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Police intelligence.

Tha Doctor then proc scoeo III M crUs "
Docros--sir Grew. are you wei acquainted viii ny
ha 1as writing s,r La
DocroR-what the suit you went before the grand
GaEw-I went as your witness before the Grand Jury;
also at the Police ONCE.
DocToR-Wash not at your strong solicNation tnst
made the complaint against Mr.. Frost
GRrw-I went before the Grand Jury by your order
/ | also furnished Mr. Comstock with the facts.
DocroR Did you did you not repeatedly or strenu.
ously apply to Comstock Co, to make the complaint
Garw-I did repeatedly solicit Comstock to 60 before
the Grand Jury to get Frost indicted; 49,. ,;,,,,
passm wa. no n yGS q pDay
GREw-I have distinct recollection OF saying so
DocIosIHayen You told me s repeaea 'n nncs
you left me-
GREw--No
! DocroR-when did you leave me
GREw-In November or December, isa2.
DocroR-Have you never since that tune "ated 'na'
Daily did not consider il an infringement
Ciarw-I can't say that did Mr. Daily never au-
thorised me to do So
| Docron-Are you sure
DocTo.EHays YOU never since said 70, to the reverse
Of your afasv,a IN wrrecoecon as to Lnn Balm
DocTos CoMsrocx then showed Mr. Grew a letter
doubled over and asked him il the signature at the bot
Jnrw-I cannot recollect whether il is my signature
unless III % Of quitting Signature to Mr.
Comstock's hand writing:
b. h cs upH hs,ssr this his
sy yv'4,eI Dsssss ..s NM os'~ might answer
the ss.. snsshsr letter ma rksd No.
p DoS "a him il a. wss his wriune
s:, :.; .z . :: y re Ssssss nv
z =. s.s s.sa l. sss DOC
'0i pcosses-De yye r.ssrssr e. snsso Mr. Daily
,sss: n, c ssay ,'s' s:ss 70
Daily Eaas hs wssia sfop selling the Balm II ne WISH
o. pocroH--Iiave you before stated, in any way
that Daily on that occasion made no reply
! Docros-Have you stated, in way, that Daily
! should continue to sell the balm; also have you commu
nicated to me- in any way that Daily hsd voiateo ms
I contract with met
!. GREw-Not TO my recollection.
AT this state of the case Mr. Muoch rose and argued
length against the adopted in the cross
examination of the Witness and concluded by stating tina
= ample evidence the face OF the papers
convict Mr. Comstock Of perjury without the testimony
!, Of Mr. Grew. .
Dr. CoMrocx rose reply. and retorted sharply, tina
he defed him Mulloch any Of his witnesses or pa
e Justice Dasxsa remarked that it time for adjoarn
ment; consequently they would resume the examiau0'
s. aPsi.r TsasS Csssd--Thrss medical str 80 arov
D. ped selrs m~ct suction shep ye,se9 IAN,
A. the long business whsn tho s - - nss
h. Of samuel sssshs % q ~ f' s,s ~
opened raass a1 sss ssssSs 81 :. am nm me-
m sss es. .'s = fs'ss ~ - b: 49,
Peter o. honor tSe Mayor IN the suu q Sswyssr
m s.ui, ~ ~ which he was locked up, TO spsna NJ
t., in limbo. -, p.,c ~vss caught in the sc'
ON ,a,;n. two fat turkeys intending 70 Washingt
Is on New Years from AmErH King arrested
Market Locked up Michael Kenny was e ~
he stealing lp,.o,;ns money from the box on one
Bowery stages Locked up
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rHE SUGAR CRoP.-We have been permitted TO
make the following extract OF letter from a sub
crlbeg dated,
"THisoDAuxvilLE, Dec. rs. lsl4.-The late warm
weather hes caused much damage TO the standing cane
and many r,nters lose from onefourth 10 onethrd
r. hclr crops The knowing ones estimate the loss
8 me present crop occasioned by the late freeze at 49,
coo a, 900 hhds The planters this bay u, La
fourchs will not average twothrds OF their last year
cfups We have not heard OF a single one who has OF
WI Haye three.fourths OF last years yield know
q sYAe extensive planters who will not make onehal
DE cop his year which they did last"
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City Intelligence.

ANOTHER AccipgNr ~ THE BURNT DnrhCr.-About
+ o'clock on Tuesday, man named Michael purcen
borer fell from the scsoldng OF Of the buildings
n New street injured his head very much, diso,ated
90 OF his ankles and broke several of his RIBS lie was
m nedatey taken to the City Hospital, where he lies
n a critical condition.
Forl BURGLARY The hen-roost Of James Lawrence,
40 $50 street was ourglariously entered last
urht and robbed Of twenty hens and ROSTERS nothing
bclng left OF them but the heads.
coRoSERs OyFIcE, Dec 3l.-The Coroner was called
Is hold inquest the body Of Mary Dugan native
81 Ireland aged 40 years. She committed by Jus.
tie Drnker last summer TO the penientiary for sir
fauths but being unwel, and subject TO fits not
at III until Tuesday afternoon. On arriving at OILS,
teet on way TO the penitenary the driver opened
the cab door, and found the old woman almost dead He
nmediaely returned ou before getting TO the hospital
81 ,queu will be held to-day
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several members IF the Cabinet TO their friends
On these communications many persons naturally
Jumped at the conclusion that negotiations were re-
opened and that there was e'@ry prospect of the dit
icuty being terminated in a saort time either in
London or Washington, but il was generally suppo-
sed in Washington, because our government wished
TO control the matter there.
These facts furnished the whole ground on whit.
we formed the opinion oi the termination OF the dill
hculty between the two countries. IL Will be seen
that it hardly amounts to re-opening OF negotia-
TONS although il may be said TO be preparatory TO
that step Yet it is difficult for writers, editors and
Individuals TO talk, wrte, speculate on this mat
/, ter, without jumping to some positive conclusion.
: The negotiations are now IN a state Of betweeni-
ty, always ready to be re-opened, but not formally
re-opened In Fact, the difficulty between the two
! countries is IN position to be settled peaceaby and
anncably, TO be opened afresh for the worst re-
\ suits II is the turning point Of great war or long
d peace.
twill be seen from this view OF the case, that the
= Washington Union and the various Washington
CORE spondents, deceving and cheating the pub
% lie And the probability is, that all this don. fol
D. some pary ridiculous purpose, to operate Con
m gress in way that cannot be clearly discovered
e. this moment. Mr.. Polk in his splendid message
- did his duty fairly and openly Whatever the pres
s.. Of England may say, orators In Parliament ma
q talk, rather think that the position the Presiden
or has taken, will hasten, and not delay the termlna
w w ton OF the difficulty Congress may, may nc
act on the measures Mr.. Polk has proposed TO then
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
Wholesale AND RETAIL.

A'ING during The rss, .ea.,n ,..,I' Il.
H out nv old stock. with , x,.y 81 .,..s
~" ne "h"l'sale snd Retail trade united. MN
'" a'new a d fresh as possible. | SOW NJ,
'' safe 10 both descriptions % purchaser. nv a..
Io'"s"' OF Dry C,ods just arriving; purchased uith
'"e au'an'ag" OF buying 50 largely al once. and
-eicc'ed wiih great care aud attention. +
the second story OF my store Is filed up excIsS
s,e'v "t The Wholesale department. where 1 hs,1
The best Terms.
My retail stock Is unusually large aud comnl~A
'kce'h"s even ,ha, Of 6r,ner years Uhi. go
z 'ods being distinguished for beauty of .,vl. 80,
variety ID materially and comprising rich F.s-rs
staple aud Domestic Goods. to which auen,ioo -,
no" ,.me be directed by small adv erisem.n,.- Q
Po w T. SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
All orders shall he promptly attended 10
MARI ROBT ARMSTRONG & co, AGENT.
WHEELING STORE.
a. KIlII

JOHNS1ON d. TUILL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. l3l MAIN ST., WHEELING, Va,
NV Ill NOTIFY ciiiyens and likew isc pnr-
chnsen Ihn"ughoulih The surrounding country.
that they have received. and will continue To receive
Tor The neri two weeks. n large md well selected
stock of FANCY N STAPLE DRY GOODS;
snme Of the handsnmesi ever brought w this city.
Member lime or pains was taken INTO cunsidcrai lion
~ trying 10 select such goods az we thought would
please our customers. and moreover, we can posi-
lively assert that we do not think any house IVES,
"i The Mountains cnn compete with us. ms rcgauis
selling cheap; we would therefore only invite
those that WISH 4" purchase. Ia come aud Judge far
themselves. aud will guaranlec that hey Will not
wish 10 louk iur,her.
LAD ES' DRESS GCODS-A veiy beautiful
arncle of Worsied and Silk Barage new style; Rue
des Posses PARIS; Mousl,n ds Lame
Robes. G'neham do. Swiss d.; French Lawn do.
new style ALPACA d.; Silks. Bombazine. aud a few
Hercules Robes; also a beautiful assortment of
French Worked Collars
GENTS X COODS-Cloihs Of every color.
width md price; a good assortment OF Fancy Cassi.
meres; Linen Drilling; Grss. Linens. viii a var Iery
OF PLAIN and Fancy Vesiings; Linen cambria Bdkfs
win colsred borders. something new; Silk md Satin
Cravats and Scurfs; Gloves und Patent Snspenders.
&c, mar %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
CO-PARTNERsnIP NOTICE.

N CHOOL HOOKS, Al Wholesale and Re
tatl. IVY ", - , NOpp.Not . CssO,. o..
Uuunu new n.sl Book
Cohh's new Spelling B1ok in six parls
Cobh'- new Juvenile X ader No
Cosb's new Juvenile Render No ?
G. bb's new Juvenile Reader No 3
Cohb's new SequeIor Nod
Cobb's new North American Reader or No )
tits not necessary FOR The publisher OF ;hess Book.
to say they are The best and cheapest books ever
pnblishsd' bui he would simply say that they have
been adopted ior 'he use of the Public Schools IN
New York. Brooklyn, Albany, Uuca. Ptiladcl phia,
&c. 10 the exclusion OF those which have been So
styled. Let The public examine cJiI,calIy. axd then
Judge Of comparative neris.
Schools w'shina 10 Introduce Cobb's Books. can
exchange their old books Tor new ones by calling On
The subscriber. aud pa, ing half The relniI price in
money. ap w J OBB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
ELECTION NOTICE.

u '"Ehr WI he ON election held on the o3I
% - April 1916 tbeing The 4 h Thursday, To-,
s"< eh"'ee OF a senator rom Inns Sena,or,ai ~.
~, anu Tor eh"ice OF a Delegate from The conn, .
NY Of Vagina.
=. 49, Court held Tor The county Of Oh;o n, H..
cpsh Term 1916, The following persons ver- an.
yesn'ed 10 snrer'niend The election, viz: Levi Mi.
sssnci.A Beck. George Purcell. JOSIAH Mp,,,n
Se.es Henderson and John Snodernss. ar any h..
p mem. at The WesI Liberty preclncI Levi. Inns-
20. william Earns i. Robert w lhamson. james
Denaid and 5 NJ Bell. or any three OF lher. a,
,"a'e'rh'a prec,nci; Lohis Bayha, John
4cvs"''n Jefferson l. S~ings'nn. Henry Eehol, md
xhom's Sweeney. or any three Of 1bo. =, ~
<sef'oouse IN The city af Wheeling.
JOHN q EoFF. Deputy Sheriff for
Id WooDs. = u T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14

n BRLS REFINED CAMPuoR-
~ 5 10 Cream Of Tsrtar
2 Bf's Powdered Bsyberry
I Dc Jamsica G,nger
9 cases Gum Aloes
de- do As,Gsthia
go Boxes Castle Soap
2 Bales L'quodee Rpot
100 Lbs English Waters
100 Boxes Prepared Chalk IN Balls
1000 Papers Pill Boxes
30 Baskets Olive OIL
20 Boxes Ground Cinnamon pure
- 10 do Pepper
Ground mustard IN s In Cans
Is casks Eps0m Salts; jns reed and for sale
very low by PRYOR A. PAUL.,
ap II Wholesale Druggists. l64 Make ct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
sItK HATS.

A FINE assorneh of ShDH Mop Molcskin
"a Sdk Has of he latest style. Also q good
MSS fImeni of The most fashionable Beaver and
NsuHn Hats, winch far color. lusire. Iiehiness. en-.
durahce ard beauty OF curl. trim and finish. are
unsurpassed together with a general assortment Of
al The different lOfms and varieties 81 Hats now In
vogue. and all OF which ore made on the most
approved principle. of prime materials and by The
best workmen Those wishing TO purchase At
wholesale or teiail. will Sad IL to their advantage
To call and examine beiore purchasing. ~ I am de-
iermined mol 10 he unsoIl, as my facilities for man.
uiaciurng 10 advanmgs are unsurpassed.
n Il. Hats furnished iu order ~ short notice.
Don't forget TO call at i69 Main s rect
sp III w w JIMFSON.
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WHO CAN DOUBT
TIE VIRTUES or JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC 2


SenNgRytLLE. NJ Now 20. ~
Dh JarsEs-Dess Sir |, send yD1 The h,lo~Ing
eeniRcs'e Obtained from Mr. Culich. wouid just
ktsio that { became acquainted with him sboui two
ysars $50. A. that itme he WIS entirely bald.
with The exception Of . loek II hair on he back
part Of bis head about the size of hall . dollar and
tbsi lock Vi hair he tot me b,J been made n grsw
~ he sse Of Yoot Tonic; previous ~ ~hich he
hs& not a single hair on bis head. The hsir now
compleieiy oovet- hss head. oud . from bor 10 Eve
inches long, Very respectfully. youfs, &C.
T MASON
Another 1,ee| Of he ,Eeocg e( ~ LyntI lar
Tsuic THIS Nil tefiiy thar I was %entfciy bald mr
ahout three years. When I r~ecnmncn'ied 20 iry Dr.
Jstne's Hair Tonic pfotufed two lsouies ~ NJ
Ms,ou. IN simmerviis. and using he TOME 90
about 6nesn monihs, my hair come IN az ever ny
head. snd 9Th. OCH no' gnie e. thick - beiufe .yet
II 10 eonsisn1b gowitg The surprising resiofs
l,oa 81 ny hair has cscuel he osionshmeui 81 al
ny sequsinnuees and made me an o'Jcct u cor
os,ly 10 many en- NV So ytar Of 'ge' and
have recon 10 fegsed ibn inventor OF tUs mtichits'
Hair Tonic o. a public henetar'or
JOACHIM GuLiCK
gsw Germ sntow q. NJ Nnv'f26 ]2
Fos sale BY Df JCRUMBACKER t55 MAN -
cp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
SMALL Fry L.OrrERy-

Draw Ms follows throughout The month OF April.
Draws on Tnesdnys--Capiia prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of lackep. % bo,.s
SIP; shares IN proportion.
Draws on rhun.days-Capiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package " holes
SID; shares IN proportion.
Dmws on Sa'unisys--Capi,al prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package wholcs
sl4: shares in proportion.
Address your orders tn
n l. DORSEY. Wheeling, We.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14

u hive jus, received an
invoice Of 200 rs Satin finished Room Pa
peu q d Gsrenr patterns.
- 2. Vi Sa''n doished Hall Papers Of new and
%oesiisi styles ~
10 pieces double width Curtains.
Abe Above psper wi be received IN ,h,e. . Co.,.
ssys and together with our former stock will conn.
ps'se The mot complete assortment of wall P,rr,
>ver odsfed IN Wheeling Gail and .ee !, y, -
variety STORE on Monroe St -,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
DIR NINANS,
BALS1M OF WILD CHERRY.
AN INVALUABLE FANiiLy, MED.clEr

bALHAM OF Wild CHERRY.
AN iNnALuABLE FAMILY MEDICINE
~ ",'N1 SURE kEMEDN rOfs-
N~oNStNtIlON ~ oil ,s ,ations forms. tos -
" Asthma. bKo>rntr,s. cRotrp 49,
oo"sh. SP,nihe Of BLOOD. Di9rsi, ~ B,sox;
rams IN Mc SIDE aud Breast. bd..,,. I,vrx.
COMPLAINTS. sc. ~
Tue medical %roper,ics of Or winur~ Ba,.au nj,
W" 'hetry are hhliy Established ia .yery rsc,,op ,
"i 'he country .ty = So rcss N cat,rx he NEE, N,
'',ef",e eases OF he ~hcregcnie cl--s al d,sessrs.
IN almost every instance where ~ hes heeo mere
sevefed m. II has n, 'Ic.i a radical cure. Af,h,u,b.
w many eases his S,lsam will nR I'd i'm medal.
,e"e' ~. 81 ieaS'. effect u great change ia q f.w
u'}s' si' , cannot he expected To work mirsclrs.
10y curing all m 80 short u time, ~ Ia realtors b,ol,h
'o a it'me ittt has been a rcy Ia feII d,seue Gr
years. :"
btSiJcs, ihtte ME - many STA res nf tho .om, al.
eoSe' lhal ~ u itcIoss bic it any physieiuu IA ale.
"'' ,ue qea""'t "l medicine required la eradi--
80 w. uh 'coi pcf'ods and iotns {, guirins vary.
'"g quantities. hence. in somc cases. a ,n,I. h,ul.
: s"''cieni. while Others will r,T,n.~ intee or fan,
To- W duce tho same ctloci.
~ we aA "l The rs'i,n'. is to give our mrdi,,ns
"'' ''"l' 'hti he Is ay rest assured lhul IL VIII be
productive oi'hc most beneficial resniis
'""'h'S' ia tukitg ,h~ medicin-,cr nor res,,;.;i
themselves rs rrg,ti~ diet. csrep, oyo,J,ps the
most lndigcsiihlc anic'cs az to.l..n.. - h-.,
u s"oNei meat. tasbarcs. unions, c,tcu5beux c
'"ey should pay proper attention Ina, their dress
warm, ana ovoid exposing themselves To the io-
e'emencies OF lie weaIher; he careful M, IN over,
exercise.
Frequent ba'hing IN n warm hath. nnd tho w, NJ
a ban glove for rubbing The ae.h heiur~ eoios ~.
eeI, "nii ad NE medicine IN ito Hect...
Inc bowels shoul5 be kca, oren with srmS xpn.
Tic medicine. such Ne DE- n1aan's Poe, AS.'rs
RUS which will be found much superior 10 s,y
rete"h'e pulls now ia use. and will slso aid lhss.
Dals0m IN oil affections Of he liver.
for sale Wholesale and rets,i Ia,
} & 4 HORNBROOk Monroe 81.
nov 30 ly wh..lu. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
49, WHoLEsALE
II HOUSE. /!
EED.I AZ VA

= VIEW Of he rsea' sds .n,sre- now m. ,.,
u ~ wheeling To Cuouiry Dealer. ana ,,,s,.
l'n The purchase vn'he,r supplies of C.,e.,.. ma
"''cintrd articles. q and al ~ intimate c.ns.,a,
WIN 'he Eastern e'ies; 1r'lny Of com nun,ca, ,u
',u easy carriage OF mefchandise) sdiniona. IA
he acceptable 10 oil buyers ""
have now engaged "a The L..;ne.-h.,
Sss'" my Spring Stock of Gooi. ard am p,.na,.I
!" Keep constantly on hand. an ample .oonlv =,
,"'" goods as are needed by the " h.le.aIe J.,I.,.
oe"s purchased In The eastern cite. n, ,,c,,o,'
'"' o'hef" 'se. on The most ,,,pv ,e,n. ,
:" ,"s'e'"'e prepared Ia ufirr greater ,nducem.n,.
DD"o' p""c'nal cusiossors. than have hcrr,oG,,c
an rs "'s cay. w II SELBY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
SI7.5OOy

Pekomoke River Lottery. Class No a.
To he drawn al Wilmington. Tuesday. April %.
! OF 1880 / OF 5000 of350O of 1920
40 Nos. liuballo,s. Tickets SIS; certificates, o6
whoies 653 dollar; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
$4,000.

Grand consolidated Lousry Of n, iarrar, & Georgia
Glass No. Is,
10 he drawn NJ Wllm'oeion. Del Si,'y. Apr,l lS
ofsi000O ! uflS000 1 of 10000 al 6nOO
IS N,s Is ballots. Tickets SIP, ceuifcalc ol 20
whves $50; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
4 OF 100000.

Posomokc River Lottery. Glass No SO
To he drawn 81 Wilmington. Monday. ApriI 27
4 oi $4,000 ioi 5000 OF 1856 of $500
7S Nos-l3 ballots Ticket, So, c~snifica,e Dc
wholcs sl20, shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
10000 Dollars.

"rdnd eons'<,dated Lottery Of D,iauare & Georgia
CLASS NO l3.
To be drawn Of Wilmington, Del Slty, April %
| Of s3OOOO | of 10000 of 5000 of 1000
40 Nos 10 hsllos Ticket, 10 dolls; cetihraie
package % Mholes 1924 dols; shntes In nrpn,tIlun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
e2S.OOOs

Pukomokc River Lottery, class No rs.
To D" drawn ut Wilmington. Monday. April 30
OF $4,000 ! Vi 5000 of4000 LOT $500
az Nos. l2 balleis. Tickets SO, cenifcaie OF Is
wholcs sll0, shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-14
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
HNUE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing nm.
der The name nad style Of r JOHNSTON A.
SON, IS ihis dav 6issulved by mutual cnnsenr-
TtIOS JOHNSTON Withdrawing from The concern
TIL Johnston. n will continue The business on
hs own ace JuHi.
The liquidation nfihe oiiirs Of The late firm will
be closed by either OF The nidc rsigned; those
therefore. who know Ihemselves indebted, are re,
spectlully invited 10 call and setle heir accounts
aud notes These who piay k1rs accounts against
the firm. are requested To present them ior payment.
THOS JOHNSTON,
March PC. 1916 TIL JOHNSTON. jr.
" b. Those pho my hare accounts against u.
individually are requested To present them Tor
payment. Those who know themselves indebted
to Us individually, are also requested TO call and
seuls.
The undersigned in withdrawing from The Bnsi
nrss IN which he has been engaged iot more Than
THIRTY YEARS. respectfully tenders his thank.
y his friends anil he public generally. Tor The
lIher raj support v hich Ih"y have been pleased n
besiuw Upon him for So ipHg a period; and would
inko Tho liberty To Ihem Ia his Son
who " III continue the business, and Who has be en-
associated with The undersigned Tor almost twelve
yoar. mar26 THOS JOHNSTON.
PHI JOHNSTON. jr having taken The cnlir,
stock OFT JOHNSTON g. SON. To which no vii
IN a few days make add lions. respectfully asks o
The friends aud customers OF the late firm and IN,
public generally. that Iibersi support which ha
been extended to them. tm ma, 20
Argus copy,
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$4,000.

P"komoke River Lottery. Glass ~. Sc.
To he drawn AT Wilmington. thursday. April 30
l OF $4,000 10 OF 1000 Lot 900 OF 700
90 Nos-lO ballots. Tickets So; ccaiGcaie .t
package % whnlcs SAT; shares in rnp,rion.
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n } FRlSSkLL. hes removed 10 Founh -.
I'd door below the Presbyterian church
Ofsiee en- Tho same building and adjoining hat Of
De = y Hnllihen. spB
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tOMMON WALL papers, $50 ., Common
~ Wall Paper oi a great variety OF Styles and
patterns; just received lUm the manufactured and
for sale nj The lowest market price hy
sp 10 j r HORNBROOK. Monroe ST.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

VIE Estate OF Breaton FaiiourJlaie OF Ohm
- eosniy. deceased. having been commil,ed ,o
a onef'n Of Ohio county. All persons knowing
- se.ses Indebted TO sail eriaie will call upon
.ss snoers'gned. who Is alone authorized 10 s.l,le
- sams' JOHN q EoFF. DPaiy for
X e. Moons Y nc
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REMOVAL,

>mE DIR 5 y fIULLiHEN has
k3kAuSTS~r removed his onice 10 Fourh
street. q few doors below The Couu House. west
side. and lwo dOors BELow Inc Presbyterian ,huich
no
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NEw BoSNETs.

wgNTy DOZEN aien aod BYs Palm Haze
ra meda,s nARPEHs iIat snJ Gap
~ 40
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HAT q HATS-Jn~I received a large and
superior bet Of black on,i white Wool Hats;
FOR sole low atl69, by w w JIMESON
mill
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Va The drawings will I've published regularly
n The Tisscs and ais ~ The Argus. Remember
N l. DORSEY'S Lucky Office.
mar ~ WHEELING, VA.