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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-10-14
The Market

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, Oct 3,
At market, 1878 beefcattle, 1900 stores, 1000
sheep and lambs, 5000 swine.
Beef caGtle-extra So; Isl quality5,5 a 80;
I'd do. 800 n 5,25;3rd do. $50 40.
Store catte-Yenrlngs 81 10; two year
old $40 l6; three year old Sis p.
Working O&cn-Salcs At so, Is, -, 80,
95,;und 500,
Cows and CaIves-Sales a. 500, %, q, o,
80, and $40
Sheep-sulcs Of small lots at LOS, 40,
-, 9, 2,25, aud $3.50.
Swinc-lots to pcddle, shotos, b TO ~ FOR
sows, and s. to Age for barrowsj at retail from
to Sc
BOSTON MARKET Oct 10.
BEEF-Extra mess, Il 80 . $780, Mess,
II, GO n #, 5O No. /, 1850 II ,COjprimc, city,
900 a 80; navy Il 50 n - 90.
PORK-Extra clear II 80 a t. 00;clear II 90
ala 80, mess I3 90 90 500 prime 80 a 00,o0
LARD-Boston ga 81; south&west,9 ass.
BUTTER-store l34 l6,shippimg II l53
family 20 a %.
CHEESE-ncw milk :, four meal . 4 G.,
shipping 8 a :.
FLOuR-Howard street 81 00i Ohio,
600 a ) II; Gnncscc, com. br, 81 5,-l
CORN-Ycllow, round, 90 u 90, flat 70 ~,
white &c a 81
OATS-southcrn, SOC 49, northern, 40 90.
WOOL-Thcrc isa moderate demand for
domestic fleece and pulled, at quoted
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MILITARY MEN.

1t is sometimes objected, that Gen. Taylor
is IL military man, and must therefore I've in
favor of war, and of new conquests. The
fact is admitted, hut the inference does not
follow. Louis Philippe and Marshall Soult
are both military men, and yet they kept n
nation eager for war, at peace during seven
teen years. Wellington, in England, and
Cuvignac. in France, are the friends ofpeace
In this country, Gen. Scott did all he could to
preserve peace, during our troubles about the
North East boundary; and Gen. Taylor re-
commended to remain on the defensive in
regard TO Mexico. 1t was not military men
who brought on the late Mexican war. That
war was the wanton, deliberate act of Presi-
dent Polk, and Of his reckless cabinet ofciv-
ilians.
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FATAL AccDENT.--On Friday last, sever
al gentlemen, among them Mr.. Nj. II. Hough,
lett manchester to hunt in The woods of Der
ry; they met at the tavern of Mr.. C. b. Cam
eron, in Derry, two gentlemen from this place,
on si'n''ar excursion, one of whom was MIR.
Joel Adams, of Nashville. While there Mr.,
llough proposed shooting at mark, and in
vlted Mr. Adams TO join After firing, Mr..
ilough went to examine the target. and while
returning, Mr. Adams had rested his rifle on
the top of post and took aim, hut releasing
the grasp with his left hand 10 ease his knee,
the rifle slipt from tho post striking rail,
thereby being discharged. Most unlorlu-
nately, the ball struck Mr. Hough near the
hip, and was split in two, one part entering
his abdomen. This occurred in the after
noon, and Mr. IIough died Mt 10 o'clock in
the evening. Mr. Iough was the proprietor
Of the Manchester Museum, and has left n
family. Nashua Oasis.
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u We are informed, says the Woodstock
Mercury, that in many towns where Shafter
received nearly as many votes rs Coolidge the
Van Buren, Electors will obtain scarcely n
vote. True free soil men will not in this way,
with their eyes open, indirectly promote the
election of Cass
DEhTH or CoMMopoRE BiDpLE. The Phil
Odeiphia papers announce the death of Com.
modore Bddle, of the United States Navy
This event occurred on Sunday evening at his
residence in Philadelphia The disease which
caused his death, was contracted during his
late cruise to China, thence to The Pacific, and
home.
IVA contemporary and formerly a support.
or of the Magician remarks "Loren2o Dow
defined death.bed repentance to be burning
out the candle of life in the service of the dew
SO with Martin Van Burcn's sudden CONVEX
sion to the free soil principles"
gTThe attempt to defend Van Buren,, by
one who honestly adhered TO the defunct and
sold out liberty party, is about as irrational and
ridiculous MS would be an attempt to circum.
navigate the world stills.
IL A poor Irishman advertised an old po-
ta!o pot for sale His children gathered A.
round him ana asked him why he parted with
it2 He replied-'Ah, my honeys l would
not be after parting with it, but for little
money to buy something to put in it.
UJ7''I consider crery Whig poto gierm to
Mr. Van Buren, directly aiding the election Of
Mr. CdSS.--DANIEL WEBSTER.
u We regret to learn, says The Burlington
Free Press, that Hon. HENRY STANLEY, one
of the Senators elect from Rutland County,
is lying dangerously i'll at Lansingburgh, N.
York,
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UTTAyLoR AND FILLMoRr,-thc Wilmot
Proviso,-n free soil for free people, peace
with all nations and protection to our indus.
try,-thc will Of the people honesty in pub
lie officers, and the diffusion Of intelligence by
cheap postage and Otherwise restriction
of the veto power TO its proper uscs-the whigs
are now contcnding for. Tho honest and re-
fleeing men of all parties can go with them
on the 9TH of November.
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~ General Tuylor's remarks at the great
Barbecue at Pass Christian, which we publish
on our first page, the New Orleans Delta says
were entirely cxtempornneous, No elaborate
preparation could have made them better. AS
Il narrative of the battle of Buena Vista, they
are clear, graphic and forcible.
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Il I'LL Il CA l. II JON AN.

by the shaft in the machinery, and horribly
mangled, his limbs being all bent backwards
aud broken. lie survived five hours under
the most intense suffering thar being could
endure, having his senses throughout. lie
was carried round by the shaft upwards Of
seventy times before the machinery could he
stopped. The physicians umpuIntcd both
arms and legs, and had just finished when he
died
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THAr's RIGHT,-A loco foGo paper deems
it unnecessary TO speak of the prospects of
the Democratic party? That is mercitul.-
All pain caused unnecessarily is cruelty.
DEATH OF A GREAT MANA London pa
per says: The Prusun Tom Thumb was in
tered at Oldham last week, in the presence
of thousands Of spectators. He was sixty
five years of aye, and when laid in his coffin
measured exactly three feet in length
TENNESSEE. The Nashville Wing says ,
'1ave no apprehension whatever about the
vote of Tennessee. She goes for Taylor Ivy
large majority.
MARTIN VAN buren, AGAINST THE
TARIFF OF ~, IN PRINCIPLE
AND DETAIL.
MIR Van Buren's views are found in the fol-
lowing brefletter, addressed to the Editor Of
the Richmond Enquirer, Feb. IS, 1913:
MY DEAR STR:--I thank you very kindly
for your friendly letter. / hare at ao time, mar
any adhere, hesitated to GrprcSS mig d0Gided dis
apProbation ofthc TariF.8ct Of last Session, AS
WELL RESPECT TO THE PRINCIPLE uroN
winch IT IS FOUNDED, AS TO IT'S DETAILS. In
good time you will have my views in respect
to that and other subjects, before the public.
In the mean time believe me to be,
Very sincerely,
Your obcdirnt servant,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
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Van Buren, and the Mexican
War.

Mr. Van Buren, and Gen. Cass harmonised
in their views upon the Mexican War, In n
letter written to his locofoco friends in Penn
sylvania last winter, Mr. Van Buren, said;
"IT is DUE TO THE FUTURE FAME,
AS WELL AS THE PRESENT PROSPER.
ITY OF THIS GREAT NATION, THAT
IT CTHE MEXICAN WARP BE TRlUM.
PHANTLY SUSTAINED
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o. A young man by The name of Jackson
Runnels, aged Ia in the employ of the mills
at New Durham, ~ H., Sept. %, was caught
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SnocKrNG Casualty. A house occupied
10y MIR Palmer, near the "Brck House" in
Jericho, was burnt to the ground on Tues
day evening, and two little children OF Mr. p.
iour and six years Of age, persisted in the
fames.-B Burlington C0Urief.
0~F@The Woodstock Mercury says: "Thc
aH,ieS aud the Crssies in this section, nre
getting along swimmingly together The
families are good Locofocos enough for Cass
men. The Cass men slap them on the back,
aud tell them this Free Soil movement is just
what the country wants, and urge them to go
ahead. The Van Buren, men are much sur
priscd to sec so much pure Friendship express
ed for them Ivy the Crss supporters, and so
much sympathy from such quarter for free
soil; but they verdently think the Cnssites I'M
der connection, and attribute it all TO Providence
TARMER's WIVES IN OLpEN TINS. The
duties of farmers wives, in England i'll old
EN- times, were somewhat different, than is
at present the case in this country. In the
reign of Henry VIII. Sir A. Fiizherbert wrote
treatise, eutilled"A Prologue for the Wyve's
Occupation,' in which he Snys:
at is wyve's occupation TO winuow all
manner of corns, TO make muIte, to washc
and wringe, to make haye, shcre corne, and
in lime ofnede, to help her husbaude to ill
the mucke wayc, or dounge carte, dryvo the
ploughc, to lode hnye, corue and such other,
and to go add ryde TO the market To sell bat
ter, CHEESE, nylke, eggs, chckyns, copons,
henes, pyges, gcSc, AMI all manner OF
corns.
RETURN OF Mn CLIFFORD.-The u. s.
steamship Iris left Pensacola on the 18th ult.
for Vera Cruz. She is sent down TO bring
home Mr. Clifford, our Minister to Mexico,
anG will bring him either to New Orleans or
Norfolk. Mr. Clifford will get the following
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KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That ZachG'y Taylor is The only one Of he
Presidential Candidates ,cho 'eds opposed 10 the
Annexation Of I'eros and the .He1ican Tr.
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Monthly Bulletin No. 9.

>;&N5s'He sQIGA Grocfcnberg Company.
81 sEEEy ~ in its relations to the
~ 4 15-, - Z ~ health of the conmuni-
iaS IVA ,E:9z> E{a, - ty is now fully cstuh-
~ &&3 49, 81 ~ !lished; and the admira-
/ ! FsE[tf}-S iStlss-sss' ible series of Graefen-
\ \ 'FFtlAEl2 s'T \ ! berg Medicines are evc
\ esSNzS5gtgJ-GS/ nv where taking Il ~
" &RT%A I I lead of all others. In
Y 49, numerous portions OF
I'VE WVSI the country the Med
;caI EacnTO ndopt these medicines IN tbciv
practice: satisfied from ample tests, that by
their use thcv can more certainly combat dis,
ccsc in ali its forms. And not only do phys.
clans sanction and encourage their use, but
the CLERGY of every denomination attest
their efficacy; and in numerous ways recon-.
mend them 10 the pcople of their charge.
Ybe Lcoal Profession testify to the spn,e-
thing, IN short the public ut large hail the in
trodnction of these medicines as a pu6iic 6IcsS~
inc. There n c over ten atowsand .3gcncicS OF
;he Company in The United States, which ara
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-16

NsENth-
Wa. KiRstog. Tint street. Two doors east
tf Posi- Oh.e. PiiishuTg. Ia. is QUO au'hon
ze1 Aeeut Tor hat civ. Mr. n. ais, attends
4, the collection of bills against persons in
in that eity-large or small-aud refers to the
Editors Of the Pittsburgh press in particular,
and the western press generally.
Z. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
Philadelphia, is agent for procuring subscrip-
tions and advertising for the Wheeling Time.
BEptENr & GREEN, 81 Street, opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati, will act as Agent
for the Wheeling Times, and all orders left
with them will he promptly attended to.
VoLNEY b. PALMER is authorized to act az
agent for receiving subscriptions and adver-
tisements for the Wheeling Daily Times s
Advertiser. OF Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner Of North
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositecity
Hall.
VIM. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
aud South SITS. is duly authorized agent Tor
this paper in the city Of Baltimore.
GEO. PRATT No. ISL. Nassau ST. N. Y.
will act as agent to procure advertisements
and Subscriptions in the city OF New York tor
the Wheeling Daily and Weekly Times,
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. Roses Celebrated Remedies

gu JACOB $. ROSE, the dscoverer aud sale proprie
~ tor Of these most popular and beneficial medicines,
aud also The inventor Of the celebrated instrument Tor
initiating the Lungs, in efectng a cure OF Chrome dis
eases. was a student OF thai eminent Physician, Doctor
phvsir. and is a graduate of the UnIverstV OF Pennsvt-
wanna, and for thirty ears since has teen engaged IN the
invest CATION ofdlsease, aud the application OF remedies
thereto.
with his Prophyiaetic syrup and other Of his remedies.
he las .uiued al unparalleled oninsnce in curing those
dreadful and fatal msiadies Fuhercuiar cousumption.
cancers, ScrOfuIa, Khenniaiiiiu. Asthma, Fever aud
Arue. FeVers of ali Kinds, Chrome, Eryslpeias. and all
those obstinate disease. peculiar 10 females. Indeed sv
ery form of disease Vanishes under the use of hts RENE.
dies. To which humanity 10 heif-nOt by the use of ons
compound only. Tor that Is incompatible with Physio!o-
gieai Law, hat by the use of his remedies, adapted To
and prescribed for each peculiar form of disease.
ur. Roses Tonic Alternative Pills, when used are in.
vsriably acknowledged 10 he superior to all other, a. a
purgative or liver pin, lnasmuch as they leave the how
els perfectly Tree from cost vehess; as, also his Golden
Pills, Is Admitted by the faculty 10 possess peculiar pro
perties adapted To female diseases, hut hetng satisfied
that a hare trial is sufficient 10 establish That has been
said in the ui,ds OF the most %skeptieaL
The AFT lrted are invited To call upon the agent, and
procure (gratis) one ofthe Doctors pamphlets, giving a
detailed ae eount of each remedy and ITS application.
For sale by the following agents, as wei as by most
Pryor 4 PAUL.,
Wholesale Druggists and Agents, Wheeling, Va.
| Az. sr.-Dr 4. A. RREETLINGER, Dful gist, W heeiing.
Ut. PRYOR, Druggist, Man street., do.
WALNER 4 kennel. Drng'ts, Mellsbury. Va.
Jsus grAL, Druggists, cadiz, OHIO.
Jas. A. GRAY 4 Go bridgeport"
J. IL. PATrgRsos, nrusgl Isl, 81. CiaiTsyiile, o.
jyig-d, trt we
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TO Hugh Mitchell. infant son of james Wv

To Hugh Mitchell. infant son of james Wy
lie Mitchell, and the said James IVylit
Mitchell, his guardian:
X$NU are hereby notified, that an application will he
= made TO the County Court of Ohio County, on Sat.
urlay, the 9th day of September next, by the Wheeling,
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike Company, to ap.
point fvediscreet. intelligent. disbteres'ea and impair
tlai freeholders, to assess The damages to the land ofsaid
Hugh Mitchell. in Ohio County. Through which the
said Company proposes TO conduct its said Turnpike
Road,) which will result from opening the said road
through IT. ISAAC w. MITCHELL.
August tn, l649. President Of said Company.
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Eclectic Medical Institute.
OHIO.

CiNOtNNA IL Univ.
s1HE next Fati and Winter Course % Lerufcs com
\ msaees IN ,his Institution on tie hfst Nordsy IN
November, aud oont uues four raonihs, which - iinne
disteIs anef succeeded by the sptns and Summer Ses
son. which also root,unss four months. \ srstniiioes
preliminary course commences on The hTst Monday Ia
October. aud continues on. month. 49,
n. T.. Min. NJ. n. Anatomy = Opesstive surgcry. $40 co
L.. L. Jones. N. n. Maleris Medies. Therapeutic
ii oliver. " ii. Chemistry and Pharmacy 10 90
w Beach, N. d. surgery aud Clinical Medicine 10 10
A II Baldridge. NJ. n. % s;stries and Diseases Of
Women and Childrcn, : 10 w
J. r. Buehsnsn, NJ. n. Physioiosy, institutes Of
Medicine and he-ieai Jur.efndenee 10 I"
M.sIleal.,ion Ticket, 50; Use Of Library s.; GraIus
tiot fee $40; Demonstrations ticket s5-opsional. Que
hundred dollars paid on or before the FIRST Monday in
November neyi. will be received as payment IN full for
the entire tuition OF one student-the MarteulatiOn, Ii
rary, aud Demonstrators fees exec pted.
The course sf,ustraction en,hr cos a full and thorough
presentation Of the various departments of medical sci
enee taught IN the leading colleges of America; together
with much additional matter not impaired in any other
institution, viz: recent and important discoveries in
physiology bearing upoa diagnosis aud practice; a more
thorough and practical system Of Materia Mediea and
Pharmacy; and q reformed system Of practice, based
upon extensive experience and scientific research.
which enables the practitioner better TO preserve the vi
tai energies-fo discard the use Of mereurial Medicines,
aud general depletion, and to treat with success many
medical aud surgical cases. that battle the usual resources
Of medieine. Six or seven lectures and examinations
will he given daily. Candidates for graduation, in al
diion TO the preliminary time ofstudy, must have at
tended two regular collegiate courses of medical lee
lures. (tIe last VI which must he in this fnstimte,) or
ono couise after four years practice.
The Institute was chartered IN 1916. The classes in
attendance upon the lectures have numbered as follows:
1856, 81, 1861, I27, 1915, go. II 8 expected that
in two or three years its classes will lie among the larg.
est in the United States. The collegiate edifice corner
Court and Plum streets will he enlarged in lS4g, suffi
eient for the reception of 800 or I0oo pupils.
Letters upon business of soliciting information, must
be addressed TO the undersigned, post paid. Notes on
solvent banks, of the States in which the students re.
SIDE, will he received in the payment Offices. BOARD
NAV 70 Obtained in the rfv at from y Ia 4 CplIars q
week. 7. v. MORROW, NJ. ID.
Dean Of the Faculty.
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July %, Isis.-Augs-3wd
q SALE.

n OFFER for sale. from Is to % lots and pieces of
= ground. which I have lately laid out, on the hill and
road leading to M. II Nicholas; and also from two 10
three acres of ground, lying between SAID road and the
Market streets.
The lots on The Hill are convenient to a good well OF
water. the JOINT use OF which will be 'iven to The pur.
ehas' r. Of the lots and ground on the hill.
viii also sell some ground on Monroe street, in front
of the Court House.
Al or any Of the above, will he sold law aud give a
reasonable credit for the greater portion Of the purchase
money. The lots and ground ON the hill are convenient
tor Mechanics aud laboring men, at the t'iasswotks,
Foundry, Boa, yard, &c. Ohm M'LURE.
f7I1A r. ST. have a new Brick House. which will
k9alU be finished by the LIST Of October, v it'll five rooms
cellar, lot tor garden, aud close 10 the well. which | " Ill
sell or rent at a fair price, (Aug9-tf J. WI.
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TRUSTEES SALE

II virtue OF a deed of Trust from John Il Craig Rit-
~ che TO the Subscriber, dated The 25th day Of April
lei@, ana now OF record in Ohio county, | shall sell on
saturday, the ID day of September, 1913, 10 the highest
and best bidder, at the front door of the Court house Of
said county, Lots No IL, "A. Is, 10, Il, Is and 10, and
also ihs residue of remaining unsold let's in J. Il C.
Rltclie's addition to Middle Wheeling.
TERMS or SALE-Dne-t third of The purchase money
IN hand, aud the residue in two equal instruments of Six
and Twelve months bearing interest from the day of sale
and the title retained until the whole purchase mo-
ney is paid.
The little is supposed to be indisputabie, hut selling
a. Trustee | will convey TO the purchaser only such title
as Is vested in me by the said deed of trust.
PARKER CAMPBELL,
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NEVILLE Il. CRAIG & SON.
FOR SALE

i'INlE subscriber being DESTROYS of selling his entire
4 Estate in the city of Wheeling. Virginia. consisting
fui lf2 acres of land al dining the city, and which a,
bounds in stone coal, and there is also a stone quarry on
the aforesaid premises equal to any az | am informed,
in the State of Virginia. Also. about ~ or 100 feet OF
ground immediately on Water street. on a part Of which
$ already erected a very fine Warehouse, and sufficient
room for two other Warehouses. This property lies
Immediately on the Ohio river, and Just above the u.
n Hotel, so generally known to all travellers; and the
property on this square is generally considered The most
valuable of any in the city. For terms apply to the pro.
prietor. living near Louisville, Ky.
mylS AMTTEJ C~HJrRCuIII
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He would also invite the attention Of the public
the follow ing
Testimonials from Newspapers.

I~esftmoniGts from Newspapers.
we received a week since a very rare aud superior
article for an Editors tabie-or for the table Of any gen
tleinan or lady vino can appreciate the virtues of the
most famous product ofthe celestial empire. Ii consist
ed OF two papers Of tea, (tlie Golden Chop and the Nc
rus Ultra OF a very excellent quality, rivalIing in fresh
ness and IN their rich tiavors the beverages which grace
the table of the Emperor of China. They were from the
Philadelphia and New York Pekin Tea Company, who
nave established their Depot in this city. AMER fun and
satisfactory proof Of its excellence. we can with conf
denec commend il to our Observation-Disclosures Observer.
PEAKIS TEA CoNsANy.-One who is really a Judge,
says, that these Teas are very superior, and, if W have
any taste in these matters, il is altogether in accordance
with this ecision.-Christia Repository.
DELICIOUS TEAs-Ne take pleasure IN informing our
readers that the Philadelphia and New York rekin Tea
Company have on hand a varied supply of both green
ana black, difficult To excel, in felicacy of favor, rich
ness aud aroma by anything of the KIND ever imported
INTO this count y,-(Philadelphia Sun.
The ladies of our household are charmed with the
samples they have used, and delighted that certain spots
are known where a suppiy of the genuine .China' can
be biained.-[renns ylvanian.
The above Teas are for sale by NJ REILLY, Agt,
jya3 No. l67, Market. Square, Wheeling, va.
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STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL FOR
SALE

nnE Subscribers having now their lower Saw Mill.
- ANp PLsSTSs MACHINE in successful operation,
. 'er their spper Mn with lis Steam Engine and Lath
cutting Establishment aud the Frame Buildings contain
ing them, for sale on reasonable and accommodation
terms The steam Engine is an excellent one. and all
d WORKS IN the Saving and Lath Cutting establish
nien's are IN good order and condition, and a purchaser
ran remove The whole and put them into operation
W another place, IN less than sixty days Letters post
pain' directed to the Subscribers Pittsburgh, will lie
promptly attended To.
June 6, 1919. NEVILLE r. CRAIG a. SON
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BOOTS AND SHOES!

RECEIVED, today, by GreeDe's Ex-
SSSe@xzA press Line, from Philadelphia, the Ia
p1fG test fashions in the Ioot and Shoe
- trade. by the hest makers in that city,
viz: CATER and half caiter Boots, of
silk and French Lasting. embracing a variety of colors,
such as bronze, pink, liiack aud black, &c; Morocco
Boots and Buskins, many coiors; with a large assert
ment Of Kid Ties and Slippers; also Spring Heels, and
all of Turns. Just look at those Ladies' Walking
Shoes, at iJ9, Main street, Wheeling.
AugS WIN BOLE.