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Why he Dislikes the Veto Power!

Mr.. Ewing in all his speeches dwells
long and loud upon the veto power,
and he speaks fesiingly againstit.
Gen. Jackson in 1882 vetoed the
United States Bank bill, from which in.
siitution Mr.. Ewing, while United
States Senator, borrowed the money
that enabled him TO speculate in land
scrip--to buy up the land warrants Of
the Revolutionary soldiers, for a few
cents on the dollar, while a bill was
pending in Congress by which they
could be converted into land Office mon.
ey at their face, and in this manner he
accumulated a prnceIy fortune.
While Secretary Of the Treasury un-
der John Tyler, bill passed Congress
.chartering that mammoth engine OF
fraud and vilainy, and Mr.. Tyler veto.
ed it, and thus was blown into thin air,
golden visions of breeches pocket ac.
commodations from the same source, in
OF der to relieve the vacuum caused by
his ilI.judsed specuations in Hooking
lands. F 'i8l
The same hard cider Congress pass.
ed Tariff taxing Tea and Coffee, while
it left the rich wines and splendid gew.
gaws Of the rich almost untaxed. The
bill, introduced by Mr.. Fillmore, the
whig candidate fot Vice President.
and passed by whig votes, was also We.
toed by Mr.. Eyler, and great was the
grief Of Mr.. Ewing at this exercise ol
"kingly power" as he calls the veto,
which would not allow the people to be
taxed by Mr.. Fillmore, so as to allow
Mr.. Ewing'sgold chains and other jew
elry to pass the custom house almost
duty free.
Truly Mr.. Ewing has cause TO dread
the veto power, for it has knocked some
of his foolish anticipations into cock
ed hat. For his opposition, he is not
to be blamed, it has played the deuce
with his speculations, but then Nr. Ew-
ing should not let his private griefs run
away with his judgment, in character-
zing it as Kingly prerogative-an ar.
bitrary power, to be used only by ty-
rants, for it was twice used by General
Washington, and urged more frequent
by Mr.. Jefferson, n,-six times by Mr..
Madison once by Mr.. Monroe
times by Gen. Jackson-four times by
Mr.. Tyler and three times by Mr.. Polk, i,
and Gen, Taylor in his Allison letter
calls it high conservative power to
be used in cases of a "clear violation of
the constitution, or manifest haste and
want Of consideration by Congress-"
IL The veto power be obnoxious to the
charge Mr.. Ewing makes against it,
then has the Father OF his country, un.
der the advice and by the consent Of
Thomas Jefferson, been guilty of the
crime, and so has every other President,
been equally guilty, except the elder
and younger Adams and Mr.. Van Bu.
rem.
Mr.. Ewing may rail on, but he will
spend his breath in vain; in trying to
make votes for Gen. Taylor, by attack
ing that which was used by all the earl
ier Democrtic Presidents, to guard the
the people from outrages on their con.
stitutional rights.-Ohio Statesman.
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Making, sure for Cass,

mdhIuS, SuIe lOT CdSSs IZ
We have to say that Tammany Hall,
Jr., has hit upon the States as sure for
Cass, which our friends in Washington
look upon as certain to give him their
electoral votes-172. .....
Of the States set down for Taylor,
and as doubtful. the best informed Dem.
ocrats Of Congress are OF opinion that
Cass has decidedly the best chance for
New Jersey 7; Maryland 8; Dele ware
8; and Connecticut 6. Knowing that
the Society ofFriends in all these States
vote more ballots than sufficient if SUBJ
tracled from Taylor, to deprive him of
their ELECTORAL vote, our Congressional
friends believe that he will lose them,
as nowhere will Quaker vote for him;
and in neither of these States will Van
Buren receive as many Democratic
votes as ballots from "Free Soil" or
Clay wings not Quakers. a'#t
Since the election in North Carolina,
it is also the impression among our best
informed friends that she will vote for
Cass, as some three or tour thousand
Quakers who voted for Manley, will
surely refuse TO vote for the Presden.
tial candidate whom they regard as, em.
phatically, "he man of blood" ,f
Our chance for Tennessee, the reader
may rest assured, is quite equal to that
Of the wings. The democracy of that
State are united and enthusiastic for
Cass; while in every county more or
less Of the Wing leaders have knocked
their hats over their eyes, buttoned up
their pockets, and notified the Taylor
ties that they must look else where than
to them for aid in the work of Tyleriz.
ing the whig party so soon again.
In New York our prospects are in.
deed becoming bright. One month ago
we believed that Taylor must carry the
State. Now, however, the tables are
fast turning. Honest Democrats are
leaving Van Buren, by hundreds, to the
embrace of honest Wings, who are just
as rapidly giving in their allegiance to
the Buffalo Federal platform, without
stopping to glowl at the fox perched a.
top Of it.
We agree with "Tammany Hall, Jr.,"
in the impression that it is quite possible
that Taylor may not receive the votes
of any States save Massachusetts,
Kentucky and Rhode lsland-in all %.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-09-16

Do- The house Of DR.. F. M. Mason, OF Harriets-
vile, in this county, was consumed BY fire on
Sunday night last, with all its contents. We have
heard no further particulars than that the Doctor
and his family had barely time to escaps the flames,
alter the discovery oi the FIRE.
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Votes on our Side.

On board the steamer Pacific, on her
lasttrip up, the passengers took a vote
on the Presidential question-a Cass, a
Taylor, and Van Buren, man otficia.
ted as Teilers. The result was: 2a,'.
For Cass ~ s4da. 40
.a" Taylor 'sa7"' m94t 81
Van Buren, ~ a'H ae II
The editor OF the Detroit Advertiser,
(Whig) who was active in getting up
the vote, Immediately dispersed from
the crowd, and made for his state
room. i"t h' faa# f4eeN :
Another vote, which we find record
ed in the Boston Bost, was taken in
the genllemen's cabin Of the steamer
Mountaineer, on herllast trip from st.
Louis and resulted as follows: 9e
For Cass w Gaah sfaa 81
6" Taylor @Rg@ sea9ss. 63
"A better one still was related at a
meeting in Nashville, Tenn, on the
Cd inst, when Captain Wilcox, Of the
North Carolina regiment, was called
upon to detail what he knew OF the
feelings Of the volunteers towards Gen.
Taylor. He said that in his own reg.
iment, consisting Of $40 men, over
600 were for Cass and Butler. This
was SO in the North Carolina regiment,
and the sentiments Of the Virginia reg
|iment were the same. i2 g nd II ~
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From the New York True Sun.
How goeS the Fight,

"Tammany Hall, Jr.," send US the
following calculation Of the probable
result Of the Presidential election made
by. him months ago:
Cass. Taylor. Doubtful.
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MR. MoRRIs You are requested 10 announce
JOHN B. NOLL, of Ohio township, as a candi.
date for the Office of County Auditor
'I MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

NJ SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
Le Grand Byington, of Pike, county.
Samuel Starkweather, of Guy yal.oga.
tsV DISTRICT ELECTORS.
lst District, John Snyder, Hamilton. "
I'd /" George Keslhg, Warren. s
Sd /" Francis A. Cunningham, Preble.
s4th I" G. Volney Dorsey. Miami.
9Th =" Charles NJ Godfrey, Putnam.
6th g Samuel Myers, Crawford.
7th I" John W. Bell, Highland.
~ 9Th !" Daniel Cockerill, Adams.
9Th ss Samuel Diffenderfer, Pickaway.
10th, ~, Stephen M. Littell, Delaware.
1lth Daniel j. Swnney, Richland.
l2th I" Lewis Anderson, Lawrence.
18th (" John Lidey, Perry. 1.a
l4th I" William Lawrence, Guernsey.
18th " William I. Fry,
18th Joseph Burns, Cdshocton.
18th VIM. Mcdonald, Jefferson.
18th Cd David A. Starkweather, Stark.
10Th I" Joel B. Buttles, Trumbul.
goth :" Henry B. Payne, Cuyahoga.
2lst Z" Abiiah Ives, Huron.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN B. w Ellie r,
"a OF BUTLER COUNTY.
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f3l FOR CONGRESS-,
WILLIAM KENNON, Jr.
Monroe County Democratic Ticket
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
JAMES II. NORRIS.
es.. FOR AUDITOR,
THOMAS WEST.
.v FOR COMMISSIONER,
4, THOMAS GRIFFITH.

BERNE, June "a, 1S4S.
Mr.. EDIToR-We wish you would announce
in your paper, the Spirit at Democracy, the name
OIL. s. CUMMING, as a candidate for Repre-
sentative, at the ensuing fall election.
Atthe request of MANY CITIZENS.
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Of the States which he then con-
sidered doubtful, the progress Of the
canvass has induced him now to change
lhus--to Cass:
Georgia, 10
Louisiana, 6
Florida, 3
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REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES,

OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washin .ion, BeI kshre Co. Mass Nov 90, 1917
Me-srs, KETCmAN Il HKSsHkw:
Geuts-ror thirty years have teen afflicted with
Piles generally Debility and Infan alton. causing tn
NOR and proahsis Of the bowels aud which had resisted
all medical treatmen, DIR. Chapman and others could
defy description. was confined to my red nnshie TO
help myself and at last given by physe ans and
lend. in despair of ever caring my health in fact for
three DAYS before commenced using DR. uphamr Elec
tuary, was entirely speecbess and my burial clothes
were made. But under the benefcen Of Provi.
dence and the Of Dr. Uphains Eeetuary, though
MAN have the pleasure Of stating the to the
pubic that health is good and hope TO live many
years lift Gods ILL., and 10 make known the virtues
ofDr. UPhams Electusry, am ia recommend II to my
afflicted fellow creatures. IL helped beyond the
pecta all that knew my case, and only
to others, that il is my opinion the best medicine in
the world for Piles, any disease Of the bowels and
they will use according TO the dir sctions W myself
cure in every one. Ysurs. with the utmost
expression ofihankfuiness CORNELIUS SPUR.
Egremont, Berk Co., NJ ass, Nov. 20, 1s47.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful story
Of suffering and relief of which physician and wit
ness in the case, | chccrfuiiy endsrse.
DIR. CHAPMAN.
NoricE.-The genuine Upham's Eieetuay has his
written signature: thus (lrTA Cpsam, D. The
hand is also done with pen. Price, 81 q box.
Sold, wholesale and retail by KKrcHAA 4 HEssHAw,
I2l Fulton street, N Y, CRUMBACKER, Agent,
for Wheeling, Va, and by Druggists generally through
out the U Z and Canadas. je27
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i IL Il G. n ND PURGATIVE
DIR. CI.ICKNER,s
Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills.


rtIEsE celebrated FILLS have obtained an env abb.
= uotorieiy III the United States curstive for i'd
dine-s. riepsia, sour stomach headache evers
sore throat inward weakness, palp len of the hea
indigestion and variety OF other diseases to which
rest heir, medicine for the niIhion In all
uttAe year, spring sumner fall and winter, aud unde
alt circumstances they can he taken with perfect safety
and success As Nernfusr and gcnes al M 10,
children, they are unrivaed. Being coated with pure
white sugar children VIII easily lake them; they 81.
tber grippe nor nsuseate are gentle Int thorough their
operation. For adults iy increasing The dose they ar,
equally beneficial. As an Ami Bilious Pill they will ie
found wlthoua superior; ask any among the thou
sands who them, and unqualified approval viii
he the ceriar result.
Remember DT. Cliekner 10 the original inventor
ofsugaT Coated Puts, and thai nothing o. IN. sort We
ever heard Of until ie introduced them in June si3
Purchasers should therefore, always ask for Clicknef
sugar coated Vegetable Pills aud no other OF the,
VIII be made the victims ofs fraud Price - cents pei
.ox.
Dr. Ceknets principal oe for The sale OF iis i, g.
Nersey 81 eet. New jrk
WIN JACKSON, 80 Liberty ct head of Wood stree,
fiitstufgh, Ia General Agent for Pennsylvania NortL
Ohi-, and Western Virginia.
Hoid by the following 'iuiy appointed agents:
q tai'ehIld, Wheeling, Jas GRAY 4 co, Bridge
port John feannlofe, MaTiinsvilie; 4 ID Brown r's
Nelisturgh; T. ost. WarrenlUwh; Wallace :. Brsck
er, La grange; W addie A. Vance TTiadelpha Geo Wi
sou, West Alexander; John kellsy Clay sviie Sample
sweeney. Washington
NOTlCE-A q fAirchiid has been appointed SUNNY
Jug Agent for Western Virginia Agents requiring ur
ihet supplies, and persons wishing bseo,ne Agent,
Will please apply TO him. IVA
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RlTTER'S

ME ees.snl. safe and ehcac ious remedy for cough.
sus, so'e tnfost Asthma, splitting Of blood aud All
~ s'oIeksepeI. generally, IN this aud ADJOINING conn
mes, At Tux L"w rkieE OF 25 ors rxs norrl.. ~
"ho'e>ee anu sfaii ny The proprietors
l. RiTTER, Drugri.t.
~ Notth Second st., below Vine PIIIL,A
"'sa 'he 'oiowhg voluntary testimonial =
smiihned, Monroe co, Pa Dec Z 1917
aess" Il q Rhieri Geniiemen-I feei IL INV
uu,y 70 acknowledge to you the great beaeht have
eeissd iron the use of our Compound syrnn AZ r.,
aud Nd Cherry. Having been for long lime
WIN lumonasy complaint, tried all the usual rem
SURE mn"u' omsnihg reef, when fortunately for me
"as 'es'iishaedio uss your Syrup. The ist hottie
made dec iediy favorable Impression my di.ssse
commune 1aAins II and am happy say 1t has adprd,A
.le sfea. te'iet ana eheerfuy recommend tho,, .ur
feting under sniiar plants use your sy.l,.h,
medicine. JOUk Erwu uao'e
mr 20
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On oil. anaefsi Fuei having assoc lated ourselves to
rr.lf. Hnarf D. raus sna sisle Of Jlnneson 4
fe 9af ttsr Of o. anuiaetufing Hats aud
t.HHf hrauche leg leave 10 call The attention
~. .astssf.Hfs ul IS " Jieson. aud the public
fatHelt ssCa and u solicit their pat fonape TO
49, llsaHlrai, a. "a e old stand, sign Of The Rig
POO .a Hsis street. - here they 10 a'wAts have
.' ts rfsafrsi 90 irfcsi fashions. nAdr b, enp.fi
s.af.sss sud warranted a. he OF ths very best
tHfa have naw o. hand Tie Pan Fashion of
t.ff sHA general Aesortnrnt ~ Hats aud
a.t.fI lfI8ns anh rtfcr. winch thrs viii dis
HH gee uaaai feasansAis and accommodating
UNISON a CLARRlDGE.
ga 5000 te- neN aai slienaid srtiel. tn.t ,.e.s
- A..H 80 ra.R ~ hOkAbkuOA DILLON
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spittiBx BLOOD.

NfN ION ApTI 2, IrfI.
Dr. TowNsEND.--I verify believe your Sarsspsrla
has been the mean. through Providence OF saving my
lie. have for eral years had bad Cough. II be-
came aud At last raised large quantities
Of blood, had night swest and greatly debiitaied
and reduced, aud did not expect TO live have only
used your Sarsaparla short time, aud there has
doriul change been wrought iu ! able to
walk oil over the city. raise blood and my cough
has left You well imagine that thaghIul for
lhcso res ats Your ODE dient servant,
WIN RUSSELL, 63 Catharine- st.
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DR. Tovusends Sarsaparlia is sovereign and speedy
for ncipent Consumption Baroness Prospsus Uter
or Failing Of tie Womb CoSuvcness, Piles Leucorrh0a
OF " hips DISTRACTED difficult Menstrusion Incont
nence Of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for
the general prastraon ofthe sysemno matter whether
the result Of inherent produced by resu
arjty, Illness accident Nothing I've surprs
m tsu insigornting effects the human franc. Per
os Of all weakness and l1ssitudc from taking
robust and ul OF energy under its influence.
Immediately counteracts the nerveesncss of tie female
auc which the great of Barrenncss IL will
h. expected of US, of delicate nature.
pib Of performed bu, the
tced that hundreds of cases have been reported TO
Thousands of where families have been without
children aer using few bottles of this invaluable mcd
cine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY

yTIll. insure against all manner of life risks npon
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The business while living, and securing survivors
certain resource against want when dsad.
Each person Insured for life becomes member Of this
company, with etpetUa charter and is entitled TO
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winch are declared annually. For farther particulars
inquire OF W. +. PETERSON Agent
Wheeling, Virginia.
rPOfice on Monroe Of.
ROB"f. l.. PATTERSON, President,
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NJ II. HOUSTON, MD. Medical FIX amner,
Je5 WheeIip, Va. Z
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"ts fFAsf%tFs
p. fNA Ntf Eud 60. Wheehhs'
. % = BELL ant ca, Bridgeport. Ohio.
f AhtNN MARTIN. Nelisyilr Ohio
- nANkkl GH.
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ttt Ftu. GAHr THEIRS & 60.
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Cleanse ard SfroH-'hen Consumption be cured
bronchitis, Consumption, Lirer Complaint Colds,
Caterrh Coughs, dsfh'ra, SpitiiRg Of Blood,
Serratss IN me Chest NJ cite Flush Night
SHtefs. D.. GcuH Pf0(ns, Exyect0-
rattan Pam in The Side &c. hare
been and can be ourGd.
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TO ,ro,hcr, md Married Indies.

THIS Extract OF Sarsaparlla has been expressly prepa
rcd in reference female complaints No female who
ts suppose she approaching that critical Pc
tiol The Of lqe' should neglect to take it. u
Is certain preventive for any OF the numerous and
horrible diseases which females subject this
of life. This period may be delayed for sertral
years by nsing his medtotre Nor is 1t less valuable
Tor VINO approaching womanhood, us II is cal
culatcd by quickening the blood and in
vgorating The system. Indeed, this medicine B invnlnn-
DID all the delicate diseases To which Women sub
iect
1t braces the whole system, renews permanently the
natural energies by removing the impurities of the body
not so far stimulating TO produce subsequent relaxation
wiich the of medicines tax female weak
aud disease Byu.iug few bottles of this medicine
many severe and painful surgical operations may IS
pleNcniel.
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

n'e company, being now duly organised is prepared
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INN .eH contents Also, Steam Boats Flat boats And
e Ohio and Mississippi rivers OF their tribn,.yv
LOT Insurance 10 be made for tne present a,
'ne once OF the wheeling savings Institution.
e"c K. Mccoy Ser'v
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BOOTS AND SHOES!

RECEIVED, to-day, hy Greene's Ex.
SaGxNAyeA press Line, from Philadelphia, the Ia.
les, fashions in the Boot aud ehos
trade, by the hest makers in that ny,
viz: CATER and half gaies Boots. Of
silk and French Lasting. embracing variety of eoiors
such as ironze pink, Iack and black, &c; Morocco
Boots and Buskins, many coors; with = large
meni Of Kid Ties and Slippers; also Spring Heels, and
all kinds Of Tnrns Just look those Ladies' alb
Shoes, at 1859, Main straet, Wheeling.
AugS WIN BOLE.
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BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTORY,s

yA1 E53Swn JOHN BRUCE, Fashions.
- h,e Boot and Shoe Maker, few
- doors below the Monroe House
Main st. WHEELING Va.
wishes to inform his friends and the public genef.
ally that has hand the best and fashion
able assortment FINE BOOTS in the city, and made
By the workmen in the western country. lie Aiss
keeps hand good assortment Of tine pegged Roots,
which nc sells very low These, with everything in his
line, and with close and attention to business
md by providing neat and cheap article he hopes to
meet the patronage of discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
HE has Just received fresh lot Of French Calf
which he Is prepared to manufacture into Boots and
Shows his friends very short notice, in hs peeu
liaFiy neat and fashionable style. Aprl3
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Endure the Piles no longer.
~ ,rrrrsrKs rsnx rMr rILrs ssaLro v'
DIR, UPH q M q

IilOtIIC tltC tfNo ffD
~ ,rrrrsrss rsox rNs rILrs ssaLrc, 70 g"
DIR, UPH q MS
VEGETABLE ELECTUARi,
THE FAULT is THEIR OWN.
Try il. oil you that have the PILES, iNftsNA-
TON OF the Liver. Spleen. Bowels, Kidneys
Bladder, Liver Complaint, DyspePsls, C"n-
s,ipa,ion, Sick Headache, or any Diseases
Of which
Pill ES,
Either Bleeding or Blind. friernai or In
tsynai is the determination Of, and Ike thanks
of additional thousands lriH be erpressfd.
READ this EVIDENCE here OF CURES.
Though il cannot give the saved one wealth
II gives A treasure far more glorious. HEALTH.
UsrTrp srATrs, MsssHsLt's OryeE.l
New York. December 6, ~ \
u,ssr.~KrrcHAr 4 HxssHAw:
Gentlemen understanding you sre the general agents
for the sale Of Dr uphsms Vegetable Erciusry. fsr
Inc cure Of Piles have deemed IL my duty To volunteer
recommendation in behsif Of that vsbshe medicine.
have been afflicted many years with Piles and have
tried vsriou. remedies, hut with beneficial recs-
Indeed began consider NY utterly hopeless But
About the IL Of September last prevsed ION by
friend to make trial ofthe above named medicine
took his adyice and rejoice IT, that not only r.
Iicved but a. believe. perfectly cured. most earnest
ly recommend all that may have the misfortune to
he a ctcd with that annoying and dangerous disease
Very respeet'y Yours, etc. ELY MOORE
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FIRE AND MARINE INsIJRANC,

rihE AMI MAkINE INSURANCE..
tho BE lNSURED-or not to be-that's the question
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made safe comfortable and hapnv-.. S-' ,ou TO
INC rloseetion Insurance Company of Hartford Conn
@ ng already paid over $500 0O Of losses IN the Wee
'hsir agent - Wheeling, Virginia
w. +. PETERSON,
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.-e'ofes x Co. together 18th their contents h A.
.uie, mefehsndse, machinery, and every other des.
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IA noa's and Their cagoes and from any mort on
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.G!,uoLC.NBU;N, OHIO,

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hos's and Catgoes, Factories Mills Keelho.,s Fi.,
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very favorable terms VI 'Ne'., ""