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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
STATE CONVENTION.

The friends Of Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR will hold
q Convention at the Capitol in Iowa CITY, on
Thursday, the 18th day Of Nav, at 10 o'clk. A.
NJ, for the purpose Of nominating four Electors
for President Of the United States, one Sccre,t-
~ OF State, one Auditor and ono Treasurer
The ratio Of representation will be four delegates
tor each member of the General Assembly.
The several County Committees are notified
and desired to call primary meetings in their va
rious Districts Tor the choice Of Delegates.
The Importance Of a full representation from
every county in the State, IL most earnestly
pressed upon the consideration OF every admircr
Ut tho illnstrious chicftan Of Monterey and Bu-
cna Vista. FiTz Henry WARIrx.1
EBgNEzER Cook, State
JonS NJ. COLEMAN, : Executive
NJ. MORLEY, Committee.
GEORGE WILSON,
April Goth. 1913.
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WING MGETINls.

The Wings Of Scott county are requested to
meet nj the Court House in Davenport, on SAT-
uRDAY, the 9th day Of May next, nj one o.
clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of choosing Dele
gates to attend the State Convcn ion for the
nomination Of Electors of President ind Vice
President, Secretary Of State, Auditor, Trcasu-
rer, &c.; to be holden at Iowa City on the 18th
day Of Nay.
BY order Of the Central Committee.
April Goth, l8l8.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

mens in che STATE. These bcds,cads are the
pest Kind mrde in the United stntcs, and nre
proof against bed bugs. l'riccs 300, 80, 4. 90.
4,5g, &c.
CABINET WARE
OF all binds ami descriptions, manufactured
and sold at n small profit. Tables from, 4. % 4,
800: bureaus, Work-siands, 4 c. Constantly ON
hand. ALSO
Two horst wagons and brggics, with pipe
boxes and nuts for sale.
Mr. a. RINfRo will attend to business for mo
at Camden, Ill.
All Kinds Of Country Produce received in pay
mcnt Tor work at Cash prices.
SHOP, Opposite A. Fnl.on's Store, corner
OF Rock Island and Second streets
s. +. JENNEY.
Davenport, July 18th l847
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

The Richmond Wing contains a master
" sketch "f Mr.. Adams character, from
~"nc one who was evidently on friendly
terms with him, as he mentions having
been entrusted with ono u those .ssixty &C.
lavo volumes Of manuscript" which form q
mine of political aud literary information,
that Congress should Immediately render
accessible to all. "Facts, astested facts.
will then come to light, which will vindi.
cate the honorcd dead, and, persdscn,ure,
s,ar:lc some Of the living" cannot bu.
quote paragraph
"In tho year 1912, resolutions were pre-
sentcd Tor the expulsion Of Mr.. Adams, for
having dared to present the petition Of some
citizens Of Massachusetts, PRAYING Tor the
dissolution Of the Union. Then rose the
giant ia all his might. Tho reputation Of
five and seventy years WINS at stake, and
loit'!y did he sustain il, in defence, Wig
"rons and most triumphant. For two days
did he cnchain attention. Lord Morpcth,
the great British Conservative, then on
sisi, to this country, by courtesy obt sincd
seat near the venerable speaker. The
ebbing aud flowing mob of Representatives
diverted not bis atiention-,hc gorgeous
pnrsphernnlin Of marble column, the dam
asked tapestry, the novelty M position.
drew not one gaze from the point Of chief
interest.
Hour after hour, and day nfier dny, sat
the gentlemanly peer. spcl.bonnd, and
pniniully interested, with ms little power
Of resistance rs the ngonized Laocoon in
the coutractilc folds It the serpent. Then.
and only then, did the speaker indulge in
ecosism Of narrative. The rapid glance Of
his own public life was thrilling!y interest
ing. The enloey he pronounced upon the
father of his c"nntYy-h enrly patron
his ever firm triend--.was full Of filial pm
thos, and adorned with literary beauty. A
cush Of manly feeling ran through the Hall.
And when with pious hands he raised from
tho dead, and presented the portraits ri
Marshall, Jefferson, q Madison aud Mon
roc--nssociatng tho generation Of the nigh
~ dead with the generation Of the illustri.
aus living, himself bright link connecting
the two. to tho eyes Of nil, stubborn South
ern pride Welded to generous sympathy.
and the victory was won. All this was
done without nrt, or ii nrt. SO consummaie
ms to conceal all appearance &c design
But no! The great secrets ri Mr.. Adams
effective speaking were enrnes,ness mud
simplicity. lie knew, If elected from tho
House. his devoted constituency would i'm.
media'ely rc-elect him. lie envied no.
the Infamous notoriciv of the demsgoguc
Wilkes, hut as n patriot. reflected that If
expelled, through his side would hc struck
a blow upon tho hnrnany Of this Onion"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening the 18th Of April, by
the Rev. Y. Golpsnrrg, 'lr. WILLIAM II.
GAYLE TO Miss LOUISA WOOD, both oi th;.
place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
M USIC.

RS. COOKE having been success
~ ful Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental
Mnsic for the last fifteen years in New York
City and the South, and now residing in Daven.
port, respectfully informs ito citizens and those
OF the vicinity that she would be glad TO receive
Pupils for instruction on the Piano-foue and
hopes to give that % sisfsction to those who may
favor her with their patronage that she has here
toforc done. Tcrms-Tcn Dollars per quarter
with Two Dollars addition for those who wish
20 practice on her Piano, and oil her Piano Pu.
pills wili have the privilege Of attending her
Singing Glasses gratis.
P. s. Mrs. Cooks will arrange her hours Of
instruction 10 sut the convenience OF those com.
ing from the country or Rock Island
Davenport, March 9th, i848. 26-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

RE- now in full operation, Farmers
- come on with your Wheat.
The highest prices paid for Wheat; or Flour
will DO Exchanged for Wheat, 30 to IS pounds 10
the Bushol and Bran thrown in gsatuisously.
Corn meal constantly on hand, for sale or ex-
change.
Davenport, March Cd, 1919.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
0eiu ADVERTISEMENTS.


FUN SAAEs
DHE subscriber offers his hnnse and lot
- for sale, situated on Front Street, opposite
the Steam Mills in the town Of Davenport The
10, is 80 feet front by $50 deep; there is good
frame house, stable, smoke house and well on
the place. For further particulars enquire Of
DANIEL. MOORE.
Davenport, April 9th, l8s8 33-Iw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

The Rev. Mr.. WcHfall Of Iowa City will
pveaeh III the Court House this evening.
Davenport. arsl eth, l848.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

In this place, April 4,h, after shor, illness
Of six days, s. p. JENNEY, in the Seth year Of
his age.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
FARM FOR SALE.
n rycruuuHr farm Cor sa11

EACELIENT IT1n IOr S;llC
IA situated within three miles of Davenport,
aud on good road. Il embraces 90 acres prni-
RE lind, ono.half Of which has been broken, 81,
acres are enclosed and I'D under cultivation. II
has gentle slope to Dsck creek, which waters
il on the south. a small frame house is ON she
premises. Application tc bc made TO a. SAN
DLas Or 10 COOK & SARGENT.
Real Estate Agents.
Davenport, November oh, l8l7.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
S2O2,OOO.OOO

S2O2,OOO,O0O
We get in exchange vast quantity Of
territory. mainly without value, snd no onc
will say TINT this compcnsates tor tho loss
ofeven score Of valuable lives. But the
country has loet in this war Eve hundred
score Ut least from battle and disease.
Akron Beacon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
Ne0ular 39arket2.


81. LOUIS 4 GALENA PACKET.
AaA ANTHONY WAYNE, Nor
~ rison, Master. will run rcrn-
lari, between ST Louis and Galena, during the
ensuing season, stopping at all intermediate
ports.
The WAYNE, is a new, fine, f,.t-.unning and
double engine boat, has superior nccomn,oda-
tons, and every attention will be paid to psssen-
gers and freight.
For freight OF passage apply on board.
April Goth, 1919. 3,-ts
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
Fl,R SALE.

"a FARM at 800 Acres six miles from
- Davenport, il las on il three houses, sta
bling Tor twenty horses, 24O acres under fence.
about 600 under cultivation and il ono Of the
best located farms in the State. Apply 10
March 10th. A II MILLER, Land Ag',.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

- sive right OF making
Palmer Usihan,s' lalenf
Sercr Bedslend,
Tor the State OF Iowa, and
having water pOwcrat Cam
den, ILL.,, 10 do my turning, I
can and will sell CHEAPER
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
q FARM of6O Acres, three and half
- miles from Davenport, with good frame
dwelling house md ten acres broke. Apply 10
March 10th. A II MILLER, Land Agent.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
Northwestern Insurance Company

NOftn.WcSttFn 1nSurantc V0Mpany
Of Osweso, n. Y.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature of
- the State Of New York. in 1894, with u cap
ital al. paid in OF Si50,00O.
GEORGE FISHER, President.
SAMUEL HAwLEy, Secretary.
COOK & SARGENT, gents,
Davenport, Iowa.
April, Goth, iG48. 33-,f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

up 10 tho fetlock, black name and tail, star in
tho forehead and snip on the nose, and ap-
praised ~ thirty-onc dollars by Henry Galloway,
Ira Courtwright and Horace Kimball5 before
Robert Smith, Justice Of the Peace. A true
copy from my estray record.
r.. r. RUTTERFIEI.D,
County CONS. elk. Clinton Co.
April 10th, l848 3ws
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

1.-THE treaty with Mexico is approved,
the cost Of the war may be estimated % fol-
lOws:--
Causc of war ~, OOO,OOO
Cost Of wnr, the cause vi which
we paw, 5000 900
Price II Peace, 100000
Expenses Of War including out
standing claims and res.orn-
tion 70 peace establish
men,, I5G,Oo0Ooo
Claims 10 Mexican lands 100000
Expense incident to country,
per sanum 100000
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

ME SubscrIlcrs beg leave To-
inform the public that they have their
Mill in full operation Farmers win ut al ines
lind Flour and Meal on hand, which We will cx-
change on the following reasonable terms:
For Spring Wheat, from 80 to u pounds Of
Supcrfino Flour: for Fal. Wheat, from 30 10 b
pounds, and bushcl Of Bfon to each bushel Of
Wheat. A bus IL .! Meal for wbushel &c Corn.
We have Also a bolt for boiling Buck wheat
We will give 10 pcrl,ds of Buck wheat Flour for
q bush.l of Back wheat, or grind and bolt for ten
cents per bua,c!. We are also prepared to pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
cI.y-Cag NJ the BRIcK Scam Mill.
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN g. co.
Davenport, February Sd, i848. O.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

Three smart Locosocus ii Qnincy, some
time ayn, wro.e to Gen. Taylor Tor bis
opinion On the origin Of the Mexican war.
The object Of these Young gentlemen was
to &C, something from ''Old Z,ch," TO cnn-
BILE them - abuse him, NJ we suppose
This was . very .'small po,a.oe business
"n their part. The Old Hero thus Nh.
ncrs their letter:
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

D0R SALE House md Lat on Second
- street. Apply 10
March I'd, l8i8. COOK e. SARGENT.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

CONVICTION or CooLlDGE.-The Tclc.
graph announces tho conviction Of Dr..
Coolidge. tried nj Augusta, Me-. Tor the
murder of . Young assnciasc named Msth
e~s. ]. il reported shat Coolidge be. csm
united euicisjr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27
Baron RouoE, L.a..i
Feb. %, lS4b.

Genilemcn---l have the honor to nc
knowledge the receipt If Your con,inunicn.
ton of the 18th Of January, inclosing a
preamble 70 a resolution adopted II meet
ing d tho citizens u Adams county, Iii
nois.
To you, gentlemen. NJ the committee
appointed by the meeting, have respect
fully 10 reply. that canno. feel that ! am
permitted ut this time 10 respond 10 your
inquiry in other terms ihan those which
assert an obligation ot all who hold militia
~ authority IN any country, to put their
shoulders to 10 the wheel and do all they
can to brin. about speedy peace.
These expressions, TRUST, will be deem
cd sufficient ior declining u express m,
opinion in regard to the business aud
prnpriety .ot,he war in which we are now
engaged. lam gentlemen, with great res
poet,
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Your obi scrs't,
Z. TAYLOR.

Il. TAYLOR.
Messrs !. N. Morris, p. Clcaylnpd nd
Peter Lott, Committee Of Correspondence,
Quincy, Illinois.
These gentlemen had better write again.
ut will never do to give il up 90, Mr..
Brown. Illinois Journal.
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4 Neutrality-suspicious.
3 ner u'NA,I n TRRV


1AKEN Up by John Fri.
+: q: g: q: E:
~ r..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-27

TnE LAST krxG.-'l'he Press gives che
following 40 an extract from \ llayrc let
ter:
Mr.. R, one Of nv friends, was pres
ent nj the embarkation nf the cx-king in a
fi-hing.bnat on Thursday Inst. When OF,
the point II quitting the French soil. Lnuis
Philippe turned toward r., and said
Join the Republic frankly aud sincerely
fos I carry with me the French Monarchy
and | shall descend with il 10 tho tomb
! haye been the last King Of France. Adicu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06

MIR. barton: You will please announce
w. w SaRIvea as a candidate for reelection
as Mayor. THIRD WARD.
Mr.. Wharton: Please announce the uamr
OF w. w SHaivEa, our present. popular aud
ELI lcnt Mayor, as ealdi.iatr Ter reel clion
at the ensu. Nc charrr i%.c'icn.
lNVINClBLE FIRST.
MIR. Wharton: Please say tn the public
that we shall support our liberal, entrrpris-
Ing aud very cap bic fellow citizen. s. IRA
by ior Mayor dt tnt ensuing charter FL c'ion.
A MAJORl1Y.
Jus. +. Wharton Sir: You will I~leas4
announce w. w. SnRIvER, AS "a candidate
for reelection, tor the office Of Ms,or.
jan 5 INViNCiBLE SECOND.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
.WEEISgE'S PANACEA.

DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS prR ,TIoN,
Accompanied Nth Ne rouS Debility. cure
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
WHEELING e. BELMONT

BRtDGE COMPANY.
The subserIbeIs 10 the cdPI;ai stock OF The
w hrt ling aud Belmont Eitge Company ar
ht rrby notified that on inStolment II one dol.
lar upon each aud every share Thereof Is re-
qulrrd TO be raid by Them respectively To the
~ircasur r Of the said Company. "n FIJI
.doy the Adj day oi + bruar,, 1918.
Is, order OF The Boiri 81 Manages.
+. II. FiIZiiUGH. Clerk.
John Morgan. Esq. ltr Ireasirr. viii b.
found at III, Mrrchants AID Mechanics Bduk.
Dec so, 1877.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Hannah pcuierion

Va Iu Chancery
James FEM erion's Executor. Heirs&c.
Il n pursuance Of a decree Of The 'ircnt superior
y Court of Law aud Chancery for Ohio county, rem
dcrre on the 5th day of November ie41. in the a'oVe
cause. I will sell at the front door of the Tour io'ise
Of ohio County, on Monday tle tenth day Of January
1913 to- the highest idier, at public auction, The follow
ing parts ard arccis OF Lots ~ Jonathan Zare's addl'
ton to Wheeling, 10 vii: 50 much OF the Northern
half Lot Numtcr ten. az IS not inclnded III the ieen
from SAID James Fenihcrton aud said complainant 10
Alexander Tauuell. dated The l2th day of Arril 1879.
and reco. 9ed in the Jerks OF &C Of the county Court OF
this county in Deed look 10. race l4J. To which we
said Pend o. Ton may have had any right IN BIS titr
tine. Also so much of Let Numher six in SAID adhi
tion as is moi includeG in tic Feed from SAID JAMES
Feml erion AVID sad complainant TO Clen;cn' 'i"o$cT.
ia ed the first dav of Anil ie:6 and recorded IN the
Ctrrk'< of ce Of Sa d COUNTY Court IN Deed BOOK ~. mage
OF. AND To- which the said ieu,hertou may have iiad
Any right his 'i'etime.
TERMS OF ~SAIE.-Tcn per cent of the purchase
moi, ev 10 G raid in hand ard the balance with intrres'
from tie day of sale in three instruments Ia. ave res
pectivelv IN sin. twelve and eighteen months rom INA
day. the n rchaser to give bond aud security for the d.
ferred irstalu ems. AID TIE title 10 he retained q. iui-
ter ecurity unit. payu eni in fill.
dcce John q. EOFF Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In Chdnctry.
Lam, eth and Thompson,

Us
Georre n. Garter and wife and others.
IN pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit superior Coihr
! of Iaw and Chancery for ONO county. rendered OF
the SIKH day of November ia, IN the aiove cause.
will sell at the front door Of the Court House OF ONO
COUNTY. on Monday the tenth day of Jannary ie!H"
liz. iu2 hest bidder at public auction. the follow ing Los
in Eas, Wheeling. to wit: Lot Nuiaher one huiidre'
aud forty three on Zane street. Lot Nunler eigh'A
eiaht on CLAY street. Lot NUM- er twenty os W tel 81
and the Vest half of Lot Number two hundred an'
twenty one. on Johu street.
TERMS OF SALE-Five per cent of the rurchas'
uinrey to he aid in cash, art the ! alance pay ahle u
three equal iustalmeniS In six. twelve ard tl.itee'
months. With interest Fl om the day Of sale. The deferred
paymeuts tnh secured Ky bond with good security. ant
Tho THE retained as a further sc curiiy unti!tiie purchase
money lie paid in TUT.
dec 3 lDiIN q. EOFF, Commissioner.
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Anmco1.Et, =

H.
.~uANiGER7S Gs'IICsl.
,OBT. ARMSTRONG & CO., SoI lgetts.
WHEELING, ~.
SPLENDID SCHEMES
For the month OF jan, 1918.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass I for
1913, draws at Alexandria Jam. 1,
10 numbcrs-I2 drawn bdl.o.s.
| prize OF 10000 / pr of 10000
5.0UO 100 1000
Tickets 10 dolls. shares in proportion.
! certificate of % whole tickets will be
sent for 40 dolls. shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA Lottery.
Class No. 9. draws Jan. 4, 1G48. rs
Nos; - drawn ba lots:
! prize Of 10000 ] prize Of 5000
II 10000 10 1000
Tickets So, shares in proportion. 4
certificate OF 26 wholes will cost s65-
shares in proportion.
! NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Class No.
2. draws January ), 1848; IS Nos; IL
drawn ballots:
prize OF 10000 10 priz Of 500
1000 % LOCO
Tickets 1O-shares in proportion. i
ctlui'"'e ol 20 VINO u'kt's sent Tor
r,- :" Iopo.''"n,
NEW hho Lol tRl, Class No i,
draws January ~ 1923. 10 Nos; -
Drawn oa'lol,:
lr'ze OF 5000 20 prizes OF loco
|, i go % oto
oOoo 7o q
iicNefs %lo-shafes IN proportion. \
cer'Lilcata OF % "hoia tickets VIII be sent
'of 40 dollars; shares III proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass No.
6. draws Jan, 10, 1842. rs Nos.-l4
Drawn Ballots.
1 prize Of "a COO / prize of 5000
/ COCO 5 LOO
Tickets S5-sharcs in proportion. \
certificate OF 90 whole tick Is will cost
So dollars; shares in proportion.
NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. Class No.
6. draws Jan. 10. 1913. 78 Nos-14
Drawn Ballots.
/ rr.ze OF 50 OoOI = prjze Of 5Coo
13.CCo 20 Coo
1900 20 eco
Tickets 10. slor,s in rroror,;or
certificate of 60 whole tickets will b. semi
for 145 dolI,rs. shares in n,o,o-,ion
0rrrpv O.
dr.ws Lon o. 1a1o ~ %@S 20
TJ u = io'o' - t>os'-%
'i@"n o", 90 oco
10G0O - 20,
T;olo,s : ,GaI' | o'
TO-. e a. - iOlc'''
son. co. 5doJis. ohr ms VIII oe
S'' '' nun - IADtNt va
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kbas. gasU

lNFALLiHLE CUOuii kEAiEl Y.
s the only safe and certain cure for Con ll and rhthis-
: &c. lftakem according 10 directions, II canroi tail 10
render tuc utmost Sa' isfaCtion. :. SIN lie dose or two,
will satisfy You that You a { not imposed on. Tie fol.
lewing certificate is given a. evidence:
Dir. T&UNAL.-lurin the last spring and summer I
contracted a cold wiuc.: was aGCo panied with q very
vio!eIt cuugu-Iud. d 4, ugiIed allnoSr necessarily day
ana ilght, and my inl's app JARED To he Found within a
narrow compass While the ticKjinc in nav winhniue
kept me constantly making elurts IN cough M some.
thing lodged feep in my chest. Alter | received your
iuvaiua'e medicine, | tuok three duscS ia three success.
sive NO nip-s, tSStIng0 and was relieved e. ectuaiir.
] do absolutely consile II the most valua Ne medicine in
the world, for the curing of Coughs a nj co d.
our friend,
\ MEEE.
Pittsburgh, Nov 0, 1877. dee 10
Fer sale at Aieiior's, Fairchild's aud Crumhacker's
MherI1I Va pr1rn II cnnIs NOR lntIlr
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HORACE WELLS.
AGENT OF IiIE ClNClNN ATl TYPE
AND printing Warehouse

AGENT OF TITE NTNIINN VT Tyne
And printing Warehouse
~ EErS on haud. and manufactures to order a'mCst
ga every variety of Printers Materials, Of the latest
styles aud mos durable materials, whoesa'c and relal,
al Eastern prices, with a very ll'era' discount tar cash.
Persons wisti5u 10 purchase an office, on aPrtlcaiiun.
will be tur"istei with an estimate OF the Vuapttty sud
tie cost vt II, by their stating tie work required To he
done, the size ~ their La er.
The WASHINGTON | re>Ses manufactured al this cstah
listHneni. are lHt.rior TO noue-a great Improvement IN
their construction, As well as Il reduction ot price, hay
Ia. taken piac'.
luwer press made TO ord"r. superior Proof resses
wholly ut irnJ, and an assortment ct Geru, az IylVs--
Fancy tyre. GUS aui borders, fro u the Folnd les .
Bruce aud + White OF y. v. and | Johnson, Fhila.'
kent on baud. Persons purchasing for cash are espe-
claliy invited 10 ran efore pa chasing elseR here.
Ai.SO-srverai second hand presses, and second hand
fonts of type, tut lutte worn, Tor sai { low. octG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-06
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Com nissi@nnr's Sal.


Richard Aliens Ndmr.
vs. NInChance y.
Courod Hro,irt icht L nthersJ
IN pursuapce OF a decree ct the Ciruct SUPERIOR Couri
J oil aw and Chanr0ry tor phfo I "fntv. rendered on
TIE 10Th day Of juno ls41. ~ the Above name cause, '
VII! sell attrc front door nf tie Cont House II oh"
etnptv. oar Saturday be 18th day of January Is+-. 10
tie lirhesf hid er at fulIic auC ION, Lrt No seventy.
riuc "a in that psti of the cftv Of W Wheeling cat Ell
sorih " h cling, as laid off by William Ciaplihe and
John Eof.
TERMS or SNLE-Tcu per cent Of ~ purchase
money in casl. and a credit for tie resldue Of ny
Twelve and Eichteen months. in equal ttsis'menis.
zach fpsfqtucut hearing into est frnn tn dsv OF sale.
The purchaser giving toud~ with good SECURITY Tor Tue
deferred ius'arucuis, and the title ole reiansd llitiIe
whole he paid. JOHN q. E'tt'
doc ii Commissioner.