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THE CHoLERA.-The report that the cholera
had made its appearance in New York was incor-
rect and appears to have been wholly without
foundation. Too much caution cannot be exer'
cised in giving currency to reports calculated to
alarm the public mind upon this subject.
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THE DIFFERENCE. When gentleman mar
ries lady beautiful and rich, his friends say,
''he has married perfect Bird of Paradise"
Ii the lady happens to be poor, however, they
say "a perfect Bird OF Paradise-with the excep-
ton OF feathers %
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IyThere is man up country who always pays
10 advance for his newspaper. He has never had
a sick day in his life, never has had any corns Or
the tooth ache, his potatoes never rot, the weevi
never eats his wheat the frost never kills his corn
and beans, his babies never cry in the night, and
his wife never scolds.
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t5y@ There is no place like home, unless its
the home of the young woman we are CATER )"
That is, of course, an exception Future poets
will please note ii.
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Eg7A GIANT PEAR TREE. There is pear
tree in Illinois, 40 years old, which measures
about the trunk 10 feet. In 1884 i: bore 134
bushels of fruit, and in 1910 it bore 40 bushels
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E1HMCing.

Mr.. T. F. GASZYNSKI begs inform his friends and
patrons in Worcester that he will resime his classes in
Fencing aad Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEY
HALL. An opportunity is offered those who have not
finished their Lessons, to do this time.
Mr. Gaszynski can be seen at the Am Temp. House,
Nov 8. DIFF
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nAMGTMG SnHnnT,.

MR.. WEAVER, Respectfully gives notice to the
W. subscribers his evening school, and Others desir
Of attending that the first lesson Gentlemen will
be held at BRINLEY HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING,
Nov. 9th at O'Clock.
Worcester, Nov. If
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u RoSS'S XpresS forward all sorts of par
GELS and small through Direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fall RiUer, Bristol and Harren
July %. dwtf
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Cheap Goods at Cham berlin's.

A 4 ENGLISH PRINTS at 10 cents per yard,
4 II sold in all other stores at l2t cts.
Fine French Ginghams II yard wide at 20 cts,
sold every where else at 25 Cts
Good styles shilling NJ de Lame at II! cts.
Yard wide BROWN sHEETINGs for 4 cts per I'd.
Fine all .weol FLANNELS tor Ladies at 25 cts.
Pine Scarlet Twiled do for Is cts
Super Cold ALPACCAS for 25 cts.
Good Cotton Ingram CARPETS for l shilling.
Good all Wool and Worsted do. tor 45 cts.
rs cent quality, in choice new patterns, at 62ic.
Many heavy Carpets, grade, not good patterns,
from SO to 60 cents.
SHAWLS ofall kinds especially PLAID LONG
SHAwLs at toeny fre per cent lees than the prices Of
any other Store in Worcester.
CLOAKINGS-the best assortment in town
10 per less than be bought in other store
Every description Of Fail and Winter Goods at CORE
spending low prices.
| am daily receiving NEW GOODS, bought
very low for cash. and will pledge myself sell thing
in my stock Ten per less than be bought
any other Store in Worcester or Boston.
am quite of the statement make above, and
ready to back up by comparison OF the goods and
prices with those of any other Store.
HENRY Il. CHAMBERLIN,
Oct l8. div w3t 1862 and 64 Slain st.
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l.. j.. ]. PROVOST.
Z. M. G.. MEAD.
DIR. d. H. BLOOD.

ecssFgzs@zsA DIR. U. Ill. BLOOD
STSss=z5 Proposes to resume the Practice Of Medt-
w YYYYe cine, far relates to the treatment of
the Diseases Of Children, which arise from
difficult dention. 1t is TACT that most of the irregular
tiles and consequently many of the defects, OF the second
of teeth, caused by Encouragement during the
eruption and before the ppearance of the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past has
made the principles and process of dentton, also the
rritaons resulting fcom it familiar, and therefore APP
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 1870 Main Street, or House.
The subscribers have formed a coRnexion in the bust
of Dentistry which will be continued at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. o. II. BLOOD, M. ID.
Sept. eft C. b. COOK, NJ. d.
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MRS. WRIGHT, will give second course of lee
lures 10 women, Physiology commencing on MON
DAY, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock at WALDO HALL. The
to consist of three Lectures, price of tickets SO
cts single Lecture S5. The last lecture will be upon
the philosophy Of water cure and its practical result
Worcester Nov. 6.
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GiEherf'S Patemf PlafeS,
CHIORnEORM

THIS new principle ofsetting Teeth without springs is
used by jld ii. F. BISHOP.
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MARRIED.,

In this city, Nov 9Th, by Rev. Mr. Swain, Mr. John L.
Waters to Miss Ann Smith.
In New Lebanon Springs, Oct 18th, N. Y, by Rev. Mr.
Kendall, Mr. Joseph II. RadciT Miss Cordela r. s-
lnonds, both of Ware, Mass
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DR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth WITHOUT PAIN by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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Massachusetts, Health Insurance Co.,
of BOStOn-CaDitaI $4,000.

Pre- ident-TnOS. TARBELL secry--A. l.. STlMSON
HE terms of Insurance in this Company are more la.
vorabe than those any other institution Of the kind
In the Country Applications received for insung allow.
ances Of "a, Sc, or SO per week during sickness.
Policies issued periods Of One Three, and Fue yeos
For further information for Insurance CAL at the
Office of S. B. |. GODDARD, Agent, 1873 Main Street
Worcester, Aug7. isn
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Rooms to Let.

kOOEnaS 10 AGts
CUITABLE for storerooms Work Sophisticated
- opposite Norwich Depot, and near Messrs. Harrls'
Flour Store. Enquire Of b. NJ Levins, Front street
Main street. dtf--oct 10
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TO LET.

"a A SMALL tenemen. the corner of Main and
bn6A N Charlton For further particulars apply
1911 at this office. Nov 6.
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For the Ladies =!

For the Ladies
lust received a Splendid assortment Of LADIES
- DRESS am DANCING SLIPPERs-among them may
be found -
French Satin Slippers French Kid Slippers Black and
Brenze Nes Black and White Satin Slippers, beautiful
article; Nes Kid and Morocco Slippers Reeds French
Kid Slippers Mddeton's French Kid and Morocco Slips
pers These in want of very article, will find it for
their advantage to call soon, at 1873 Main Street.
Sept 22-df C. w. LONGLEY g. co.
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DT ED.

In Hubbsrdstn Oct 23th, or cancer, Dea. Ephraim Al
len Esq So Printers in VT and NJ II. please copy.
In sutton, Oct 81, Caleb Chase, Esq So
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PIaid CIOakimgs.

PEaid CIOakimgS.
TNRENCH sse-American Plaid rlatkings in beautiful
Il styles Also, the best assortment in the city of
THYBET AND LYONESE CLOTHS for
Coaks for sale per than they be bought
in ether store H. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Oct H. div w3t
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no mod IenYe BOstOm

VTTHEN YOU next visit il, without osling at no. ~
w STATE STREET, and examining the immense s,ock
o cheap reading. Ii you do buy IL is worth while 10
ace what Is provided for the Public and YOU do waH 10
Inv Il is the only place in Ne England where you VIII
ana al large an assortment 10 low prices, EH
I. WILEY, in 70, Bookstore,
BE particular about The number. 20 State street
-2O.--
tg5eBibles, Prayer Books, Sermons, Cook Book
Physiological Books Physiological Books Novels, Taes
Romances Biographies Travels, Songs MagnEnes New
papers, &C. eopom's O"i
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MONEY ADVANCED

ON ALL KINDS OF Properly to be sold
" AT AUG ZION. by
THOS, HI. SELBY 81 CO., Auctioneers,
so MAIN STEEET WORCESTER.
p. S. All communications confidential.
Noy l. dwtf
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MEAL

OF all kinds, constantly on hand-Worcester Steam
~ Mills L. d ]. SUTTON
Sept. 6-dtf
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TO LET.

- A COMMODOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
fssif IN situated at Webster Depot. II is well cacu-
& lated for the Boot and shoe business, abundance
of help for hese branches Of business be found in this
vicinity 1t is also well arranged Tor merchandising for
which purpose it has been occupied for several years.
For TERMS which will be liberal to good tenant apply
to The Depot Master, or CLEMANS LARNED, near the
premises. dtf Webster, Nov 2.
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FRUIT TREES.

TIME subscriber offers for sale fine variety Of FMUlI
| TREES, of his own growing-Appe frees, saL,
Plum, Cherry Peach Necarne, &C. lie mas soiie o'0'
If erra large srp and Of the best market sorts
Worcester, Oct 4 dwlmE CHAhLEe NAoh.
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STOVES. STOVES.
RICHARDSON q LORING.

VEOULD call the attention those in pursuit of the
w best and cheapest Cooking Stove, 10 a New Ar
Tight Stove arranged for Wood and Coal-warraned 70
suit all who give trial AlsoA large assortment of
Paror, Office, and Box stoves rs Main
Sept 25-df
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WANTED

A PARTNER, who can furnish a cash capital, to dc a
n Flour and Grain business.
Oct 81 diff FRANCIS E. BIGELOW.
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Lamps. LAMPS,

= AlS~4A4 FSN~' 3aSs4A4ESSI
MINIATURE, SOLAR. CAMPHENE AND FLUID
W. LAMPS-Camphene Fluid and Camphene OF supt-
rIor qua y, for sale wholesale and retail. Oil Lamps
tered to burn Fluid, by H. AYRESA
Sept 2l-dtf 236 M.in Street Paine'e Block
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SEEEETgNGS.
INDIGO BLUE


WILL be sold at Public Auction in Uxbridge on Mon
w day the 29th of NOuenber inst about 81 acres of
WOOD standing and Immediately AFTER the LAND on
which il stands situated abon u miles from uxbridge
centre Also some three acres o; PLAIN 10 the north
CApRoN. Uxoridee or l.. SPRING, I'd, Worcester.
Nv q 'Is49 d6t w2t46
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Extra Flour, Sugar, &c,
20 BBLs Extra Railroad FLOURj
CU 20 90 Buckwheat doj
80 bbls Stuatts Refined SUGAR;
hhds. do do SYRUP;
Is trails ALMONDSj
10 boxes do LEMONS, just received and for sale
10 d. BUTMAN CO,
'NovS d3w ioO main ST.
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10 the Ladies' of worcester aud
SPOOL TAPES

CONSTANTLY on hand, good assortment of widths
" of White and ColOred to which we invite the attenN
tion of manufac tureGs. b. IL HAhDoN ".
Nv IN 4w46
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WHEAT.

I'M BUSHELS New Genesee Wheat, superior arti
&SO Gle. T. d J. SUTTON.
Sept 6-dt
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Piano Forte for Sale.

A NEW and elegant PIANO is offered
tzazzL7L5sSz "A for sale very cheap at price much
~ "A E@dS less than instrument of the same quail
~ sSty be purchased Inquire at this
office. diff Octl
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FOUND,

HOUND in the highway in the south part Holden
neo calf skin W4Iet, containing seventeen doEla
cash aud few small papers. The owner can have the
same by calling the subscriber
Holden, Oct, i. df ARCHELAUS PUTNAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-17
|DR.LE ROYS
SARSAPAR1ELA

AND WILD CHERRY PILLS.
nRLE ROY has most happily succeeded in combin
- ing W nd Cherry and Sarsaparilla with other vegc
tabie Ingredients, so as to produce a medicine at once
TONIC, and purgative, the only perfect discovery of the
KIND ever mede-their great peculiar excellence, and
that which distinguishes them from all other purgatiyes
~, tqat their operation ~ followed by no re- ACTION
Their unrlv alicd purify ing and purcative properties, for
which they are indebted to The essence of
S~AtSAPARlLLA
and the extractor
WILD CHERRY.
the y do not strain the digestive organs into setion. as Ia
contrary strengthen them into action. Thus all other
purgatIve medicines produce more or lsss Subsequent
costiVeuesS, amp s!uggIshness of the gastric Juice, while
lac Roy's Pills leave all the machinery OF the system fun
OF life and activity, and the bowls open and natural
Hence" writes DIR. Cheeseman, :" they are the only
active ~purgative which which | can recommend with
confidence, and without alarm; for they remove moth
ing hut what ought to he reInoved-neither rack. nor
strain-occasion no apathy or dehilii alton and leave
the bowels free, open, and vlgOr.us." But the great
virtur9 OF DIR. lie foyfs Pills-the virtue which has
spread their II anne over the two hemispheres With a IA,
pidIty almost mlraculous--lies in their purihcati.n of
the blood. Here they not only stand altogether unriyal>
led, hut Ill up the measure Of desire. They at once a r
rest the formation of had blood, by removing all imeur
tiles from the chyle, of winch the blood is formed; and
moreover keep II clean, by touing and strengthens ing the
digestive ORGANS, so a. 10 he able to exclude from il all
matter OF an innuiricious uatnre; and hen they purify
te blood already IN circulation; and never cease opera,
ton uutl II is entirely free { ON every noxious particle.
and full of health, life and vigor.
General Agency, - Market street, Pittsburgh. Agent
for W heelins, " J kohh, Bookseller. oct Is.
TRADE phIa, Jehn u Foster
West Union, A X kimnons.
West Alexander, Bryant * Craven
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Gallant s. Delaplatu.
George MeMurrdp.
NEW

NEW FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WlNTER DRY GOODS.
HE@RGE MeMuRRAY is nsw opening at his store
~ room eli Market square a rich and beautiful stock
Of Fancy and staple Dry Goods, to which the notice of
his customers is respectfully solicited.
For Gentlemen.
Super Black, French and Swiss cloths, Black and fan
cy Cassimcfs do barred and plain Satin vozting, uierino
do. black, barred, Barathea do black, brown, invisible
green and other coiors English cloths with many other
articles desirable for Gcnticmen.
For the IndieS.
Super rich silk riaids. Cashmere do. plain silk barred
and striped Alpaceas of all colors, silk barred French
Merinocs a new article, high colured Cashmere de cosst
do, Mouslin de Lains with a large stock of British and
American Prints of beautiful texture and style. ricl,
embroidered black Mode aud fancy colored Cloth, Me
fino and Alpaca Shawls, Gunphead, black and fancy
c5lored silk iringes all widths, a large assortment OF
beautiful rotation Gimp silk edge aud plain ladies dress
hmttors, real nuns thread laccs a desirable article with
thread Isle, Jnconctt and S,vis3 Edgings and lnsertings,
real WEIGH cause aud American white Flannels, red ami
yellow do, mode and other co!srs, Morecus for Ladies
skirts, black fancy kid gloves. silk, Filosell and emhro.
dercd do. silk ans Alpaca hose, golden Plaid oil dres
sed, Manchester aud Earlston Ginghams, striped, barred
and PLAIN dress silks. new style Bonnet ribbons in grea,
variety, This arrival contains a splendid assortment o
the handsomest and cheapest goods ever brought 10 this
market. Oct SIN
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DoJn Elltott.
JOHN ELLIOTT,
JOHN ELLIOTT,
WHOLESALE N RETAIL DEALER,
In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and
Varieties,

HoLESNLE AND hElAIL DEALEb,
In Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods and
Varieties,
No. 1863, MAIN ST.. WHEELING. VA.
VIFOUI.D respectfully form his customers and the
wv public generally that he is now receiving his
stock of Fall Goods, comprising a general assortment OF
Fancy and staple Dry Goods, together with a large and
extensive stock of Varieties aud Fancy Goods, 10 which
he would call tie attention of his former customers and
all others who may he in want OF New and desirable
Goods.
HIS stock consists in part of Brown and Blsached
Muslns, Tickings, Ginchams, Checks, Broad Cloths.
Cassimers, Sat,imc,s and Vestings, Flannels, Alpacas,
lrish Linens and Calico OF all kinds, Lace goods Rib
bons, Gloves, Cravats, Hosiery, Pohger Hdrf. Bingham
30 aud Trimming OF all kinds.
Cutlery, Watches, ~Jewelry, Pins. Needles, Threads,
Percussion caps, Accordiors, Fine Ivory Combs and
Combs Of all kinds; Looking Glasses, Picture frames
aud Carpets, with a large assortment of Brass 8 day aud
30 hour clocks of all kinds and prices.
country inert nnits and peilars are particularly tnri
ted To call as goods III their fin- W ia TIC sud Cheaper
than at ans other Home in this city.
Rcco!cct No 1863, corner of main and Market alley,
sop IS JOlIN ELLIOTT.
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ALEX. HEYMAN,
No 1876, MAIN Sr., WHEELING, VA.

-
Cioihs-1c0 ps French, English and West Of England
wool dyed cloths. among which will he found a few ps.
nj 'Peoiie's srst" Twilled, which canno, he snrpassc
IN quality or beat IL price. Also a few : eces olive
English Marinoes, a large stock, very hne quality for
37lc per yard.
Ginghams-l50 ps finest and hest quality Of French
aud Scotch GingIans, very desirable styles and at very
ow prices; sene excel lent for Is 34c per yI. Also a
~rge assortIaentof Manchester and domestic, at reduced
prices.
irish Lincns-A very large stock of all kinds: a very
good article for 3,lc per yard.
lloods-A splendid article wooden hoods. Also Bon
nets and Goats for children.
Carpeiins-A variety of carpetiny, among which vii
he found a good article of "a Ingram for 25canis per
yard.
FRENCH AND ITALIAN GOODS.
IOO ps. new satius and silks IF different kinds, such as
Paris, Iekin Silk, rich striped Cameleon, satin striped
wstcred Poult de Sole, Paris plain aud figured Arnin-
extra super Paris hiRck grass de R.ine - inch. Also ~
.nch extra heavy and wide high lnstre black silk for
cardinals. Also a few pie ices India Satin, a splendid ar.
.icle. Also Faulard Silks, and a great man; others veIy
acsrahle, completing sues an assortment OF s'iks as
cannot lie found in any house west Of the mountains. |
particularly invite the ladies Is call and examine them as
.hcv will lind II well worth their time and trouble. |
pledge myselfto sisw them silks which will exceii any
hing they have ever seen Ia this market. | have also
lilks al 40c per yard, a good article.
Alse double width barred raw silks for dresses of supe
'ior quality and style.
Ass, few Embroidered Thiiet Dresses, something
mtirely new, an article which no merchant in this city
las ever liza t!e pleasure II exhibit ts a customer. La
lies call quick II you wish 10 see them.
Silk Velvet, Thread Laces, Ribbons, Arti-
itials, French Mlrenocs, Bombdzines, Shawis,
IA ,hneres. Jaconris. Veslings. Marines, Bed
Ticks, Gloves. Cotton Flannels, CaIicoes,
Furniture Prints. &c.
TIC THE LADlES-My stock has been selected W 18th
he utmost care, aud bought entirely for cash, OF the lar
est importing houses IN the eastern cities. which ena
lie, me 10 oier the nevcs, and most fashionable goods
# III season, at a price far below any other house in
his city. You may rest assured that ysu viii save mo.
'ey and treall" by giving me the frat call, as | am sure
rt a. N NAT tNpk ann tn ttnr Gr -r..,. 80 .t.I..
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EpKe. T'EsUNAa.'S

INFALLIBLf NUIUti REMEDY.
= the only safe aud certain cure for Cough and Phtbis.
L ir. lItasen ascending to directions, il canrot fs,I =,
render tNe utmost satisfaction. A single dose or tyn
| will satisfy you that yuu are not imposed ON. The n,
tsviug certificate is given as evidence.
DIR. IfncAAL. During the last spring and summer /
contracted cold wlica was accompanied with a very
violent ~c"ueh-hhS,d l eoughed almost necessarily day
aud night, ana my lungs app JARED 10 te Hound ~ iinin n
narrow compass while the tickling IN NV wlndnina
Kept ne constantly making efforts to cough IN s,,Ias
thing lodged feep in my chest. AMER | received yas
invaluable medicine, | TOOK three doses ~ three suece..
ave mornings, (fsstiHgD and I was relieved effre tually
1 do absolutely consider tthe most valuable medic me In
The world, tor the curing of Coughs and I'D.
| Aour friend,
ANN MKEE.
| Pittsburgh, Nov Q. 1871. dec 4,
| For sale al Mellor's, Fairchild's and Cumhacket'.
| Wheeling, Va. Price % cents pes bottle.
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'aHA1t;gE!jsI;SNA.N:l [III(l!lME.Hl'l! !sM'aAlr

I the public that he has taken the store on Water 81.
formerly occupied by MIR. Mackey, where he keeps a
general assortment nj Hats and Caps, to which he in
vites the aiteution ofpurchasers. Those wishing a neat
fashionable aud Durable article eau I've supplied ny
call ing al In. W alter ST.. Hat and Ca Store, 3doors
north Of the Unite States Hotel and door south of III =
fremont House, Wheeling. Va
aug. IL. 1917.
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O agl. DetskelI.

O., w. HEISKELL
GTAS received from New York, Philadelphia and
Aas Baltimore his second large stock Of
FALL. AND WINTER OOD
which were bought at considerable reduction on prices
early IN the season, his stock IL very complete and offers
great inducements to persons wishing to purchase. 1t
consists in part, of the following articles, viz:
DRESS GOODS-SILKS.
Embroidered Brocadc Silks, beautiful styles, Peult De
Sole. Chameleon, Raw SILK Plaids. Gro De Berlin, Gro
De Afrique. Gro De Rhine, Gro DE Nap, Turk Satin,
Rich Lusire. Satin Lcvantinc, Embroidered Glace Silks.
italian Lustrings, plain Silks for Friends. Mantfila aud
Vcsitc Silks extra wide and very rich. Tatfctas, India
and French Sslins, Seuchews etc. being an extremely
rich and varied assortment of Dress Silks, etc. at redu
cd prices.
VARIOUS II DRESS GOODS.
IT The public may rest assured that the stock il one
oil the largest and best ever offered in this region oil
country. Nov
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MOTHERS RELIEF-INDIAN D~ISCOVERY-AT
expecting 10 become mothers and Nous To avoid The
latns, distress ana dangers OF CHILD bearing are earnest,
~ enlfealci To calm their fears, aliay their nervousness
and sooils their way Ivy The use OF this anosi eNtraordl-
nary vegetable production. Those who VIII ~candiily
observe It's virtues, must approve OF II IN their hearts
every KIND aud a tectlenate husband viii feel II his most
solemn duty to alleviate the distress his VIE is exposed
To, by a safe and certain method, which is the use oi
tnis mothers relIcf, Further particulars N pamphlets
intended for the female eye, are Ia be had gratis where
this humane cordial IS to he found. The Mothers he.
iIeti IS prepared, and only, by The now soils propnetors
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