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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-15
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4NaA2g4&S
IaCkenZie'sC Compound Liver Pills
These Truly Celebrated Pills,

NOV properly esteemed in all neighborhoods
IN where they have been used, will have the most
salutary effect the diseased Liver, and will most
efectualy cure the jaundice and also thoroughly
the headache from those who are thus affected
They act specifically on the Liver and Visere,
move all congestive action, aod morbid secretions
purifying the blood, causing free and healthy dis
charge OF bile Strengthening the SYSTEM and assisting
digestion. ..
IS. Mackenzie g. Co., Cleveland Ohio, Proprie-
tors
For saleby VIM. NJ. WOOLSEY, Evansville, and
other agents throughout the country.
Winnings & Deusouchet, Mt. Vernon.
. n. c. Net,leton, New Harmony.
w. ]. Whiting, CyntEiana iy l2-6m.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-15
DALLEY's MAGICAL Pain Extractor

By Druggists and Dealers generally throughout
United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
GEN. TAYLOR.-The N. York Courier of

Neil lay contains the following CALI
-l1ss Letting 10 Nominate for President
Gcq. ZACHARY FAYLoR-The Wing Electors
oil the City and County of New York, and all
VINO are in favor of Gen. ZACHARY TAY-
hJ& tor th' next President of the United
States, are requested to meet in general Mass
-iesun in the Tabernacle, on the 23d of Feb
t,..r n-At--ite GnHiversaryof the birth of
"asiiastoA md the great Battle of Buena
,lai4--ia onlr: to place the name Of ZAoHA-
III IA9loa formally and prominently before
tae people oil the City and State for the Chief
4l1 le-mcy o. tae Nation.
Cen. II or. Ia his letter TO the Hon. Joseph
Ii. tu- .s3.i, avows that he is IA WHIG. but
"'l aA 4f.a ote; aud he has also declared.
i.-- il t.-ct7 he will be the President of
0' 4t'n'e +nH not OF a party All his fell
i'" tl..- ls. therefore, who are in favor of
a pf-sldency one who has emf
-t served tia country, and who desire
iNta ae l1l=l Mdglstracy shall be filled b,
hlt1- N3H though decided in his politics; is
''a'- agra ONE who prefers country to
i' F,oHa who, II elected, will administer the
1"' 'rm-at lPou broad and liberal principles
--9t particularly invited 10 attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
CITY OF WHEELING. CLERKS OFFlcE.

:, ,,.,,,,, =. =
EsHARFER ELECTIoN.-on Monday. January "a
herS OF tie Council of the city of Wheeling
liz ~ ue c.ncN and closing AZ Eve O'Clock, z. III at
INV 'oIoWihF places in the several Wards viz:
~ IN 'he rst Ward al the office of Neil Nc Vauabep
Esq. Main ct " " 's"e"'
tn The Second Ward, at the office of James McCon.
Dcll, ESP. Union st.
In me Third Ward, at the office of George Duly Esn.
on Main street ''' 'i'
IN The Fourth Ward, at the office Of Phlip Bier ESQ
or Main South ST. r ~
a. IN me EIiih ward at the new building of H. & A.
Wait, on Main street -
nc Mel.hers OF the Council apportioned as fol-
lows, VIZ; four for the First Ward three for he .ond
ward ilVe Tor the Third Ward. four for the Fsurth
Ward, ana three for the Fifth Ward
,tr'rfisn 1ssesg0r for each Ward in the
first, second, third and fourth wards. and a the fi
ward under ia uperinendenee Of special supcrntend
ents to be appointed by the Mayor.
JAMES S. WHEATE.
jan II Clark of the City
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

We have had the pleasures of perusing
and hope soon to lay before our readers :he re-
port OF jonathan Knight, ESQ.,, of his recon-
noisaace Of the Central Rail Road route up
Wheeling Cresa 10 GAINESVILLE. 1t proves e.
quallf favorable with the expectations enter
14ined bte- rom previous surveys. He makes
the eguatad distance four miles less than by
Nj M1aaa'. creek, and the route much more
favorable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

We are pleased to notice that the Pitts
hur5h Gazste declines copying an advertise
inca from tAa Wcllsburgh Weekly Herald.
otlariuE reward of 500 to any one who
VIII b. B5s= enough to catch and throw back
mo bon a5e respectable" woman and
three 'de,icate' children. This paper (the
S,495aayiii- tl-rad) now in its torty-second
year; Ias never proven so recreant TO freedom,
as 10 used. for the sake of IA few dollars and
cents, as .'boyd-hound" to seek out and re-
1an "a mo.Ht and her little ones in their
effort o reach he soil of a free State, ia "a
way tr'n t1eir oppressors I'D rather be
de- AMI bay the moon than be an editor and
sussi>, uP9u the proceeds of such labor, to
s-a my manhood 10 slavery and turn back
tHa oppressed into the possession OF their
tuss-t0as.sl,.-- SteHb. Her.
lals IS all very fine talk, and yet, if requi-
rd ID advertise an apprentice who has run
a0es .aa Vie bondage of seven years, and
t- blows oil harsh task-master who wears
ost MS agiit and frame by q tyranny that is
the a35s a3fsh because it is temporary, or
vie VINO has left the house of drunken,
worthless and brutal husband, the columns of
tie Itaad OF Gazette are open as the light Of
day. 2fj j, has for sometime been the case
that negro was considered of more import
ance tlan a white man in Pittsburgh and
StaubeEriIie. except when they wanted fair
compensation Tor mental services then they
had they fare better in ''Old Werginny,"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

THE MARRIED WOMAN'S pKINAT NEDI
AL COMPANlON-By mr. A. W M.rRn.rAr PRO
essor OF Diseases ni Woman Third e,Iiiion Isno -
The great demshd COR this most an WORK. OF
N.a tnVssahds are SOD Iss specially for the
- '',svoses .i.ipo,tnt St,'cls' Wuch SHOULD ne
iis,ovrr Inc causes symntons and t,e mos, aicien,
emedies and NEST certain mode OF cure, in every com
No. I'LL e' - n s'''Jeeteu ,,
would retain hoir youtl yigor beautv casticitv ~
'ody aud huoyancy OF spirits to an advanced agc in
ro whose hn, Is as @ @ a"a thousands are
This work is destined to he in tie hands of everv Wifi
and mother who has regard for own health and wei
IN. re,nlstia,s ,.ei,nd i,' H., .,o.
proved blessing to thousands as the nnumerale lei
crs receive" ny the a"iAor VIII attest.
iii % i M - ~ Goia.ey nore ieiy III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
-'aF 9S@ -ILk.-A letter from New York
10 the Philadelphia Inquirer. says

IA' '"9r@ltty among he swill-fed cows AT
,'o1t.}4i aId WiIiamsburgh is verv great =
FIRE Alaameourgh Gazette saws thew are haul.
I5 tea oat oi the slabes-ffoating the,,
""'t ID ia- siberia Of Brushwick Creek. and
N.''a 'aase some honest fellows lake off tbe;r
h4'e7 a'ht aAares carry the deceased flesh IN
"ai"+'. AS hose animals are said TO he
hi'.N'1 p u The day OF their final departure
I'D -" TITS 1'r.A, 50 can nobody be sure whetn-
ST. 'it w.4@ iaey purchase is sound or diseas-
e..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
5 STEAMBOAT REGISTER
~ - ~ ~ sS<-~--------s----.---.
tEfoHrED RY G. " BERRY

HEroHrED RY Gu BERRY
ARRIVALS Ann DEPARTURES
= Boats 'or The ta't , foacs s,ttiag ysster
'as az o'c'och. p. II.
ARRIVED.
Oswego, Smi,hers. Saint Louis.
Mary Stephens. Norton, Cincinnati.
Pacific, Campbell. NASHVILLE,
Jewess, Bouhrr. Pittsburgh.
DEPARTED.
oswego; Smithers, BitIs5urg,
~ Cloud Mason. N. Orleans,
Mary Stephens, Norton. Pittsburgh.
Pacific, Campbell.
Ne Plus Ultra, Phillips. st Louis.
ne ieet water in the channel falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
COVERING For RQnES

The Albany Journal says, that immens e
qaandtes OF straw paste board are manuIac-
t.frJ Ia Wis country and sent to England to
b. SD, after preparation, as a substitute for
li'-s and saiaates. 1t is laid on the roof.
then satGr1ted with tar and coated with sand
'igis 'ofu5 perfect roofing and more stable
anj et-daring ,han any other article used
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

Inc following preamble and resolutions
were adoDted and ordered ia ha n,bI;sh.d :,
- w. w ~ P"o'i'''e" III
,'''''e' i'''o"'s'' ana oiiciAha'l pa
res oy ''le passengers on the Mary Stephens,
January IL, ISIS.
Whereas. amidst the nerils and colan;t;o,
to which travellers on tn. Ohio have heen
posed resulting. in many cases fron, thA ak
senca ol du. r5,,t;or .,,d ,.(,,,,,t ~
the su2ennten fence and nanagan ,,%,t' -,
steamboats,, il i tribute alike of insrira tn
individual merit. and toa whoIeson,o ,,,,Ll;o
sentiment. To award nraisa ia bnsa H. IT,
and steamboat lines whose nynde,c, al LII
deserve it. Thereiop
Resolved. That in our inagmeot tho Ma,
Stephens and its comman1sr and of a. ,-",9
Justly entitled to this exnression of nnr 'n"G
dence for their ndef,fi,l,hle ,ta't; -, eo" IN
comfort and safety of he ,'s,o'' 10 ;'le
The present Trim ram C;nr;onl; ~ Iu.ina
Resolved That our inIiyi'lnal thsmpu u,
due to Cant. Norton for no,L;ng ,ha a..
and safety of his o1.se1onrs ~u''''J
oiyiug nersona ,,ttcntin ~ th, $500 80 "
The engine at every landing h. ' ,o;Iao
and sleSoless wairhinoeSs .h s,''li'
every sacrifice of ,arso, -; oi'oi'' y,
could lessen the disconort and d.ones .,i f
D ,ssay. in hnat l.r,,rdaa T., ,''",'a "
with MESSENGERS ana Cre;nht 'oJ Ivy " i
the ice. ~ - ''''' 'O0'' ~ leu Oy
Resolved That If o;vasus s;,,oa.o ,,,a.,....
10 rpcn,nona,d ~ ~ aa 40 ,,noe,e p,edsurei
The nublic hoaf on bo-r,f of Tr Pa'to'iase
Iers NAV enov fhe sat;slart;on Of l'aae..
that tbe Interests .na calf, |f ,h Ano" l'is
are prme object of rs,,arj ~, ~ .
officers Wv p"'' y ''>
cTu,N,CD o,,nx, ,r,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

"No. a.s. isth IS dead" and tfe I;ul. boy
hung down his h.a', '
What oid your iather do. mv sea--vhat
business Was b in7"
"r.' as once kept larre store like lint"
aat o.. cA.d shaad.red when hs answered.
'''H V -'i you not keep the piece OF gold
manr' Itt yuu found ou The tie0r. A.. v,,,, s.',s
/ t-Hua- lu.0 tae stuges'
'h'-H'r' % wa not mine. and | fbnpgbt
lH5 45Hi.emtn would find the owner SOONER
thm sImlt"
'i.e %. nay boy--it was nav money. Dill
4 loa -". place yesterday
no s.f. al! the places were full. and no.
h3ty knew TO-. l'''' W.
"WeH. me boy, YOU may 60 now and toll
F'"r 'no...f mai You have place. Come to
ee 20, lady in the moruing-your teacher
VIII lc.l you where live"
Johanr we9t home wi.h his heart and his
eyes 50 i.,t tiat he could hardly seq the # raet
efa"1 ld"4 else, as he went along. He knew
Il would cheer his dear mother yery mnch
and 50 It did. His superintendent procnraJ
good pIace i.r him, and they were made
eomior'aoIa and happy.
surely jals stlry carries it own moral-Zi-
oa's HrcH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
heaD Publications.

iiN'fsF UDjitSI LiOtsS.
70 OSE Somervilo. Il Husbands Mystery and a
aca Wifes devotion; by The author of the First False
Step.
Jack Ariel. or life on hoard an Indiaman by the
author OF the 'fost Captain Travels in America and
Life of Chattertou.'
The West; lis soil surface, and productions; by
James Hall.
Cornae. or Italy, by Madame de Stae-Eosein
The Cheftan Of Churulusco, or the Spectre of the
Cathedral, by Harry Ilayard
The Manpvring Mother.
. Sylvester Sound. the Somnambust, by Henry
Cockton, ESQ.
The Death chip, the Pirates bride by the author
of the Smuggler King and other Tales
Ihe Knight OF Gwynne, tale Of the Union by
Charles Lever. =
Van Courts Counterfeit Deector and Bank Note
List for January, ls4S.
An exposition of the forms and usages observed in
the various Orders Of Odd Fellows as organ ze in the
United States together with full account of the awful
an terrifying ceremonies attendaa; upon the initiation
of new member into the Order by James NJ Madison
late of the kncke booker Lodge of the city of York
Pictorial Saturday Courier
Pictorial Brother Jonathan
Chambers Miscellany received this day at WAKE.
MANS Literary Depot, No Ill Main 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
To 'fatters and Country :,

s,ren ~ LILLIAN z. ERuARDs, No. Ia3 North Sd
Has Constants mIse a. opposite Branch, Philadelphia,
Caps of all kinds which be invites Inc a,
son 81 me Trade. and " no has for the last vears
Engaged IN inns particular branch and succeeded i'm
u 10 such perfection will lie seen by the fol
Nv i,s EAtraci from the Report OF the Cou,,,,Itcs m,
'1io ENhlh'un ofthe Frank lin Institute al PbiIa ~
roo 70 w Men an Boys Caps BY VIM p Erh.rdt NJ
~" N"Ith 81 street Phiiadephia well and neatly made
ro,,' eafs deserve some notice account of its
III 'cn,ehee, one side clsh and the oihet of oiI sr
n'e, gan he worn outside at The pleasure of ~
Seaef ms so far as the Judges know is the first m,
dec 25--3tw--2m fr''1 ~ ups
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

Know ali we people. that the democracy of
Sand bul. y-~am5led at West Union, have
cast Jimmy i. Polk, overheard, as being no.
body wHaI aa Presidential election comes on,
ana g'}leis Ha;a for tie Hon. @. H. Dallas
as their h>oriie candidate for the presiden.
cy. de='eas nominated at a meeting On Sat-
uraay last, the glorious 9Th. At Grave Creek
the - ne day, on which it was resolved TO
brin5 oat some mau for Mr. Oldham 10 beat,
al d county Convention, to be held on Satur-
day the l9h Of February.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
IN THE FEDERAL COURT.
The United States,
Peter arnall and others

Teler Yarnal and others.
IN pursuance of the decree in this cause / shall on
u FRInAy, TIE Eth MARCH, 1915, at the Court
House in Ohio County sell to the hie hest hest bidder
on the terms after named, the following lots thai part
of Wheeiing named East Wheeling, viz: Lots No .5 81
l23 aad I4S being the residue of Lots remaining unsod
at the former sale.
The said Lots will be sold credit of one two and
three years from the day of SALE in equal nstaiments
The purchaser giving bonds with good security 10, The
payment thereof. Deeds will he made wheo the p,lr.
chgse money paid Should the sale not e complcted
on the day above named it will be adjourned from time
10 time until it is osed. ZJACOB
jan II Trustee and Comm ss ioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
BOARD OF TRADE.

COMMITTEE on Commerce for Ja,marp.
A 'seanNs0N APsXTON EPOE.G.oCzs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

60 The alA:ill notice for the charter elsc.
daa sa1' b-.ars tae public and we trust we
m e-aNd TO suggest that we hope,
tgas,. 5ai 5.ieve that no other question than
tl' we.a.a oI 9at city will be presented. aud
thH w ' questions to come before the
Civ GElei. Hnn5 the year, will be well con-
sia.e't 15 tl- voters, and their votes cast for
III s.f o.- nrn they can select to discharge
TIE ddies OF gurdians of the city interests.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
HOW a;,S
H1GlAN HOARHOUND AND LTV.

ERWORT COUGH CANDY.
" offered 10 the public pleasant and effective rem.
=" edy for Coughs, Cohs Ioarsenrss Asthma Pbtbjs.
ic, NhoopIng Cough, Influenza Group, Sore Throat
bronchitis, and general affections the Chest and !unps
IN such cases it is known 10 have afforded decided and
permanent relief, and from its rapid sale and great sue
cess as remedy for the above diseases where il has een
used II promises to BECOME of the most useful and
popular medicines II is offered, too pleasant RE.
LIEF TO the consumpve, and assistant to yocasts
and public speakers generally.
ne mama OF the preparation indicates leading in
sfedent and will be found to he by no means npleas
ant to the taste, and he by children and adults
WIN ehtre IMMUNITY. The materials used the prepa
fa'o are Of the best quality aid it may he relied as
N every respect a PURE AND GEN UINE ARrICL e.
antilles would no doubt promote their comfort and
colds "
We are now selling Thirty thousand packages of the
CouGn CANDY, weekly, in the city of Cincinnati Ohio
which is sufficient evidence of its efficacy and great
popularity.
Inc propietors warrant for the above diseases
IN al cases, by the use of this celebrated Candy and
Challenge any person in the United States to prod,lce
better cheaper or more effective remedy liberal dis.
conni VIII Inc allowed to purchasers who purchase for
cash, or sell 1t on commssi1n Al orders flied hy
JAAES BAKER, Druggist,
c,- e ,, General Agent,
Corner of Monroe and Main SITS. Wheeling Va 49,
jan l3-4m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

). ht'h nays banie w Boss, Isaac H. Carter An,
u'N h!'ts' Leonard T. Forsyth. Eo ert 8 Irv,t, To-,
a. olsy u and James r. Baker partners under he S,,
mo D,fr,is.," y, Defendants
ue neItluais, ltays, Boss, G. rter and Bv-,spo,b
vi'e entercdiheir apnearance and i've, o' tl
az !" s''e aci @: assomly and the Jules OF ms C.ur ava
SFearliE ~ saisiactory proof that Irv ARR mo- -
"a an'S 81 the commonwealth of Nrrnua. ON rr.i5,
OF Complainant by cnnnsel ii il otdeftd d., W. n''o
aFeal mere on iAe rst day of the ext term Of ms
@ auH answer The Compliments liz; and tbst
cory "t thls order he forthw ith nserrd In tonn ,e
PsPe, pfntef IN the City Of Wheeling Tor two uontIs
S,"c'f0sNcy ana posted al tie font door of The I,utt
H"nSe OF ohio county. A copy festc
N'"'"P Jah 10 ALIEN. 4. LhIDLEY.
Irrt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
IN CHA NC cry.
mplainan,.

VfIRGlNIA.--IS CnANcERY.-Ai Puic. be,,, ~ a..
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Conrt OF Is,,
snd Chahcery for the county Of Ohio IN lie i,nf,L ~,
January, lSis. " "o"'" "i
William a. iIill, c,...,..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14

Ma. WHARTON The manufacture of pa
per is among the important industrial pursuits
OF oar growing city. Are not the facts con-
aiu4I ia The enclosed paragra phi worthy the
attention Of paper mills and ali persons in
teresed in buildings? 1t might be stated in
edaiuon 20 what is embraced in the extract,
That straw, when protected from the action
OF moisture, is as durable as grante. When
reduced to pulp and formed into paper or
to4rds il is less porous than WOOD slate or
iron--and il it is true that it can be made
proof as inst water by the application of tar,
ami proof against fire by the additi IN of sand.
Tins material will, unqueslionably, make the
cheapest and best roofing OF anything now
IN use. II IS estimated that a roof construc-
Ted in this way will cost about one-thrd as
much as pine shingle roof. In Cincinnati,
several successful experiments, have already
been made with paper roofng--and the Bos-
ton Yankees, | am informed, turn up their
noses at slate, tiles and shingles, when they
can get roofing paper. Straw matched cot
tages, with the readers of English literature,
have acquired pleasing celebrity. 1t is not
az all improbable that the utilitarian tenden-
cias o! the present age will cover princely
mansions ami royal palaces with the same
humble material. c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
-SCENE ON A 1ISSlSslppI srrAMnn,r

SOi.-Ni - ~ y ElSSiNSlPPI SIEA MBOAT
Alter b ing turned ashore from several
noais' on las recent trip from Cincinnati 10
b. LOUIS. the cefbrated thief and black,ey
Burt MdcHay succeeded in tlking PASSIVE on
the steamer Htbfnia, aud Tor "a tim- re5s,n-
{" uu'''I'rd; Di obscurlty has no charms
ior TINS c'irafatal rogua. He was soon en-.
s'E'". VIVA 'hfF!nS partner, in game of
Gurus III lHr s1ddi hail OF the boat in a
S'"tt "uie 'Ae tfle character OF these worthless
oVoai'Ie """"h go rercelvlng it, they broke
"P ''1 game tall western man INDUCED
III sit'''l STARE u Mackay, aud remarked
80 boss. rouF that cute Teller, Burt Mac
Kay eng ny III hunder don't You turn hon.
eS'' ana quit a fl'hln other peoples pockets?
You re- good loohn' enough to quit it"
they won't let me-" said Mackav.-
W ileneNeii Try 70 pass along quiet and re-
| spect5h'e some pillow IS sure 10 steal some
lhIhS' ana hen iiey pouncr on me. should
Il"e Jusl 10 see he man that ever seen me
steal anything, oItFat ever found stolen pro-
perry On me. lie Is too counting to be
taughI at one, OF seen with the otherl Be.
eauSe lIdVei lite gentleman, aud carry
! baggage I've get leman, they say Pm thief
bat IT'S lie, old fellow. acknowledge
nave oeen caughun bad company sometimes.
50 nave rFedeheH II don't necessarily fol-
/ low thai becaus4a man travels like gentle
man. he is thiri."
! Come YOU will have to 90 ashore here D."
said the clerk.
Nv hat, at Smithlanl?" inquired Burt.
Yes, al Smlthand" answered the clerk
"Well, but I'm known here, partner
cot'dn'I Won take neon to the next town.
nave plenty Of motey--I'll pay YOU your
own price. Here he drew out a large roll
Of bank bills
"lrot along was ihe clerks only answer
:" alk out On that plank, or I'll have to walk
you overheard
Don't get out OF hpmor." says Burt, Gift
must be, il must be; but lis little tight on
this one OF the American people Just let
one OF Your servants BRING out that BEAUTIFUL
large trunk, and that elegant capacious carpet
oag' ana don t holIcr at me, Tor want to 90
OIL rcsptciGbie"
Burt was permitted quietly to sneak off, for
which he returned his thanks, an the Hiber-
| MA passed onward, her passengers feeling that
their baggage and trunks bad narrowly escap-
ed a general inspection.
SHIP burned By LigTiniag.-The ship Rob
eft u. Shaw, OF Boston. from Charleston for
daVre, cargo Cotton, was struck by lightning
on the night OF the 9Th OF December. and
burnt TO the waters edge. The officers and
crew took to the long boat, aud arrived at
bfest on The l0la. She is owned BY r. Lin
coin * Co., andis insured $4,000 in Boston.
Finn 1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-14
Dividend.

NV ItICTiTI.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
January 9th, 1913. (
FWZHE Directors Of the Western Insurance Comnany
~ have this day declared dividend of per cent OF,
The capital stock for the last six months which will he
pad 10 Stockholders on and after the 18th instant
Jan X. MCCOY, Secy.
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Y lh"iNlA-lN CrANtER Al Hnlcs held in tie
Jerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
January. Islf ~ VI
"'''Iam A. mn, Complainant,
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Complainant,

g. ,n,.-.. - ,r nff1rs 1cid in the
" Clerks Office Of the Crciift Superior Court OF aw
49," "''---.-1 county of OHIO, the month of
January, 1875.
William 4. Hill, ComY,ain,n,
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Auction Sales

POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY. January Il. 1879.
WILL positively commence the safe of large lot OF
-~r Dry Goods, on Monday, the Eth day OF January,
1913, and continue from day to dnv until all IS Sold
These goods part of the stock of gentleman retiring
IN business. and will be sold positively without re.
serve, Tor cash. WM. S. WiCkiTAM,
jan II Auctioneer
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Safest, Cheapest and Rest Fan cough

- DopSSt oiii DcSl medicines
WY ", ~ use Is kiTTER'S Compound Syrup of Tar and
"nerry VI this fact single trial will convince The
ost skepticai II contains Mineral or Narcotic in.
T;oit'i causes no inconvenience during its admins.
etn, 70 WY PaalaMe VIII be taken with avidity by
az, oiou ana Nhooping Cough il gwen according
W. I ,uIs Wheh the parox san on. few doses
w" unay the irritation of the Bronchial tubes Incident
W ooush ana core throat and by removing The cause viii
"shoa ',.ie produce the effect desired permanent
one Bottle the price of which is hut a. CENTS ~ IN
~ almost every instance cure cough howrver invs,a
fatcoi however long standing wv ''
ina ~ .! s.o'eNeepers generally in this and adion
s mics ana wholesale and retail nv the ronr,etays
do. o. :. ri RITTER, wholesale nruggSis.
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