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New StOVc

10 my old Friends anil Tie Pablic n
General:
| have again commenced the Alcrcon.
tile business II, my old stand lately ocru.
pied by 4. e, La%er, and have associated
with Inc in business john I, Fleming.
We intend doing plain, straight for
ward business, AMI expect to deal in ev-
cry thing Except puG) that the people
want. We intend to keep oil kinds Of
Goods that are kept in tho New York,
Paris, Philadelphia and Baltimore Stores,
and perhaps some things they do not keep.
We shall m, deal in Poetry either, altho'
We can sing u lecile.
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10 Fridge Builders.

rENIIE undersigned Commissioners ap'
poin,ed to construct a Bridge across
hackers Creek, below Nlorgantowl, Mills,
HI receive scaled proposals for the stone
,fk Of said Bridge up to the 25lh inst {,
Zen tl,e contract will he enqnired into,
bS,losr,l If The proposals meet thu appro'
Non Of Tho Commissioners. For rar.
Mars scc specifications, &c.. in Clerks
s,fice, whcrGprcposals are !" be lett '''rec-
nd 10 either Of the Commissioners.
y DANIEL HALDEMAN,
N ELIJAH MORGAN.
FRANKLIN FLEMING,
july 10, 1859. Commissioners.
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Mrs. Elisabeth AntAony, Dapid An
lima, In, d,,lo,,, o,1 do.

Mrs. Elisabeth AakAoay, Dapid An
Mony, join A@Aoay and an
Mony:
YOU will please take notice that on
Saturday the 10th day Of July, 1852, at
the Store house Of Harrison Hasan, Esq,
in Blandonvile, Preston county, Va, BE-:
tween the hours Of u. IN, aud 6p. m. Of
tina. day, will take the dispositions OF
Henry Kelly and Million Broomhall to
be read in evidence for me in a suit now
pending in the Circuit Court Of Preston
county, Va, in which Il am complainant
and You and others are defendants; and
il f'om any cause the taking Of said de.
positions being begun on that day should
no, be completed, their taking will be con.
tinued from day 10 day until completed.
JAMES CRAWFORD.
June IS, 1852, l49.4t.
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SALINE, Oct. II, 1901.
MM.J. D. pARK-Dear Sir send you the
foregoing certificate, and so far as am ac-
quantcd with his ease it is all true. Iprocured
il, thinking it might be benefit to YOU and to
the afflicted. You have tho privilege OF using
it as YOU think best. Yours, WA. BEERS.
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59aarric0:

b On Tuesday, the 6tl, inst, by Rev, Stoncroad
|IIr. WILLIAM WALLACE, to Miss ELIZA
BETH swEAGINGEN, both OF Monroe, Fay
,e,,c county, Pa.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

David Myers, ct al, Plaintiffs.
VS..
Solomon Myers, lal, Defendants
The undersigned was appointed com
missioner at the last tern, Of tho Circuit
Court 10 sell tho Land in the bill and pro.
crcdings mentioned in this ease being
two separate tracts: one containing about
lify.,wo acres, the other about one hun
dred and twenty-five acres, which tracts
we're owned by John Myers. decd. The
land is on the ives, side Of tho River, on
the road to Blacksvillc, near the residence
of Asa Lcmley, and is valuable. It will
be sold on the FOURTH MONDAY OF
JULY,l Cour'-day,) before the Courthouse
in Morgan,own. Terms OF sale.--a credit
Of one and two years, with band and So
cur,y. The title is said 10 be good, hut
only such will be made as authorized in
like cases. AND. MCDONALD.
June 10, ls52...ts. Commissioner.
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Mr.. ISAAC MOORE

YOU will please TAX noticc, TINT on
Saturday the l4lh do. i August, 1852,
before Willium Pc, Esq, at his lmuse
in Monongalia county, ! shall proceed I"
take sun!lry drposi'ions to be read as evi.
dence in certain suit now pending and
undetermined in the Circuit Court for said
county Of Monongalia, on the chancerv
side Of sni,l conrt, wherein | am Plaintiff
and you and others Defendants. And il
from any canse the taking Of faid depo-
si,tons, should not be commenced, or be-
ing commenced sllonld no, be completed
on that day, then The same shall be con-
tinurd from day to day Tor time to time)
until completed.
Given under nv, hand this 23d day OIL
June, 1852. JEREMIAH MOORE. s
June GO, ls52.-,d. sa-e re-
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OUR PLATFORM

Will be 10 sell low for cash or country
produce. aud prompt payers on credit.
We shall Thrush our customers with their
bills for scl'lemen, about the first OF Jam
uary and July. As VIZ do not expect nor
intend 10 make lad debts. nor employ an
extra clerk to look after slopers, we think
we can afford to sell II little less than
some Others. who necessarily have to
make, III self defence, a provision for the
same. Come, therefore, all win want
Gomls nj low prices, and lonk u, our Stock
Of Goods before you purchase elsewhere.
a penny saved is penny made.
WM. I.AZlER,
l.AZlER 4 FLEMING.
Morrantown, Is, July, 1852. Isl ".
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~ IA May Smoot, mid"r gf Henry
" Smo0,, deed, and Mr other rhiidrca
and heirs Of lie sid Henry Smoo',
deceased:
vorr w;ll plcasc take notice thu, the llalti-
o.d Ohio Railroad Company, by It's conn-
nI', w iii upply to the county court Of Preston
w, , w." nj .tl,eir next August term thereof, to
conn n;n, Commissioners to ascertain just com.
,rp pO,,io, TOR such portion of your lands that
'''lSI R'a'Iroad Company may require for iiS own
I'D ha,'NF SAMUEL CAMERON,
'N0'''' Agent for Ra1f and Ohio r. r. To-
va, 1882. i'' -"
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.R. GrYsoTT,s IMPROVED EXTRACT
| of YELLOW DOCK and SARSApARlLLA
. !. s,,nr prNrDy ron Heredif1ry TdiHt,

Is A SURE REMEDY FOR ITedNHTy IhtM.
!, Thousands of individuals arc cursed with
grievous complaints, which they inherit from
their parents. The use uf the Yelio,c Dock and
Sarsaparila will prevent all this, and save a
vast amount Of misery, and many valuable
lives, :or it thoroughly erpeis from The system
The latent faint, which is the seed Of disease,
and so takes Oft the curse by which the sins
or mistortunes Of the parents arc SO often Wis.
itedupon the innocent offspring.
Parents owe it to their children to guard them
against the effects ofmaladies that may be COM
'municated by descent, and children OF parents
that have at any time been affected with Con.
sumption, Ssrefula. or Syphilis, owe it to them
selves to take precautioh against the disease
being revived in them. Guysott's Extract Of
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is 4 sure antidotc
in such cases.
IlJSec advertisement.
AGENTS.
GIN. Hagans & Co., Brandonyllc.
r A.,Criss and A. +. Barnes, Clarksburg.
Campbell s; Watson, Fairmont.
w. MGllin, pruntytown.
June 10, 1852. li9-ti.
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Fayette Springs.

TTNIilS highly attractive and fashionable wat.
cnng place has been leased, together with
'The Fayette Springs Hotel
adjacent thereto, by the proprietor Of the
(" PENNINGTON HOTEL,'' on the National
Road, who has secured the hes, Cocks and the
best Supplies Of every kind, with drtcrn'ina-
ton to please all his visitors. Anew building
with 40 rooms has recently been added to the
establishment.
These Springs arc surrounded by the most
dclirht'ul and romantic
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frJ.New Advertisement Let frt'yeodS Esae
NO. Es. &c. R.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,

T.; ,hr, first and 0'ip remedy ertr recorded IN "
iitdi,0i history n the Woridthdt his NoT
The NOS. r;visat peiH in I. teG seconds!
IT witt sTnp
rirE Mcsr SEVERE FANS
IN \ Y.~ MINUTES, AND CURE THE MOST opsr'-
NATE AND roRNrHrfsG RHEuahric,
sEunafGrc L. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
~ EtSNIy 1IHfTpS
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SUPERIOR 70! CENT TOBACCO.
A ltcHh lot, ina, received and for sale ny
May 20, 1852, II, u. CARR Il TO,
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TIE HUMAN ERAME

Is the most perfect mastcrpiece Of mechanis
in the universe. Every artery, muscle, ligamer
and bore exhibits in its formation the siedot
OF the Deity. Every joint and snew~osss hs'-
with each other, and upon the natu-
raj performance Of every function dercnds tho
hsalthiul action of the whole. IA
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Internal a,,., External

IT Will STor THE
MOST EICREEiA7tNG P.alhS
IN YRon THREE TO FOUR MIsutES!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
IN Et

DY THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
Id OF Hartford Conn. Incorporated in Is25,
Capital stock Annual Premiums, and Western
Fund 81 900. 200.
Thu Merchants and Householder OF Cadir and
Harrison County are respectfully referred t. The
superior advantages offered tor FIRE and MA
RINE Insurance by B. W. PHILLFs, ESQ, the
duly authorized Agent OF tbis Company.
BY the establishment, &c years SINCE. OF a Cen
tul Office AZ Cincinnati. for the prompt settle
ment uf Western anu Southwestern Losses. /,
CAREFUL selection oC risks. the most uuremiuinr
attention - their dispersion, and pTudrnCr aui
ecOnUmy Ia all its transactions, the officers us TIL.
Company have had the sgtisfi elton Of seeing its
usefulness and prosperity constantly upon the
increase during II long penod II wears MANY
other Companies have in the GeauIimr Jailed e.
discharge their just liabilities. having been Weu-
kcned, aud finally rendered bankrupt, by 70 re,k-
less course Of business.
Insurance Companies oftlis stamp and charac.
ter are continually sprnging up in various paris
"i the country. Its not our purpose (by accept
ing premiums inadequate o cover the average
annual lnss) 10 compete with such irresponsible
Offices, whose object would seem Ia be 10 collect a
considerable sum from lie operations Of one or
two seasons. divide The proceeds. and pay their
losses, or not. as expcdirury may dictate. Gu
the contrary. the PROTECTION INSURANCE.
COMPANY OF Hartford, will maintain its bust
ness upon a permanent and responsible basis. an.l
thereby sCrure y continuance OF the patronage
which has hitherto been 50 literally extended
w b. ROBBINS. General Agent.
for the Protection Insurance Company.
The undersigned. Local Agent, is supplied with
Blank Policies and Renewal Receipts, which vii
he issued. covering approved Risks upon reason-
able terms. B. w. PHILLIPS. Agent,
nuvl2 for CadiZ and Harrison County.
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A L OF REAL 7 A

ON SATURDAY. the l0ih lay of January,
" 1852. at ! o'clock, p. VI q. on tne premises,
viii he sold 10 the highest bidder. The following
Real Estate, 10 the property ofPeter Nupp, lalc
of Harrison county. deceased. heing the Farm
on which he lived and contains two hHndrGd
and fourteen acres: Being the south cast quarter
of section seven in township twelve and III range
five, containing one hundred and sixtv acres.
Also, the following described traCt, being II part
of the west half of the north east quarter Of Sec
ten number twelve, and il township number p
icven, in range number FIVE beginning Tor he
same Mt the southeast corner I'll ttid halfQuartet (;
thence west ten ]perChcs; thence north four and
one halfdegrees west. ore hundred and khy-two
perchcs to the line ofsiid quarter; thence east
twenty-one and eight tenthS poTches; thsnce
south one hundred and ilty-one and Jour leulhs
nerches to ths place OF bcginning. so as to contain
fifteen acres.
Also. the following tract or parcel ofland. he
ing in the county and STATE aforesaid, being a
part CT the rastl alt If The uorth.en,t quarter Of
section number twelve, Of township in number
eleven, and range number fve..snd beginning
for te snmG vt the south west quarter of said half
quarter; thence east twenty perches to a post
thence north five and one quarter degrees. cast
one hundred and 6fty. three pcrchss To the line Of
said half quarter; thence wet thirty-two and
one.half perches 10 a post; thence south, along
the line OF said hall quarter, one hundred and
fifty one and ionr-tenths perches 10 the place Of
beginning, SO as to contain twenty-five cres.
Also, the following described tract or parcel Of
iand, being a part OF the southwest quarter Of
section number one, in township number twelve,
in range number five, AMI beginning for The SHINE
at the south.west corner of said section; thence
north eighry-nine degrees, east one hundred and
fourteen and one. fourth peaches 10 a post thence
north thirty-nine degrees, west one hundred and
eighty and one-sixth perches to a post; thence
south one degree. east one hundred and ierty mr.
ches on said section line and The place Of begin
ming, and contains fifty acres-oir OF which last
mentioned tract ofland the said Peter Nup in his
life sold and conveyed to Jacob Shilling by deed.
bearing date March 90, A. u 1895; the metrs
and bounds of which are particularly set forth in
said deed. Also, four acres more sold of the
same trast by the said Nup, W his life time. to
Jacob Manbeck. which deed of conveyance
bears date March Goth, A. D 1895; the metes
and bounds Of which are particularly set forth
in said dcei of conveyance.
Terms of sale.-One-third Of the purchas Sc mo-
ney 10 be paid 10 the Executor on TIE day Of ssIe.
one third in one year, and the balance in two
years with interest.
GEORGE STIAMBAUGH,
noV26-6t E~xccytor of Peter Nun. deed.
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DIED.--In Nadiz. uu Tucstay morning, Dec
80, ANN ELIZA HlnRls, aged 3 years, 6 months
and % Tia $, daughter OF John and Lydia Harris
ur Wheeling Va.
Monrn not We whose child hath found
Purcr skies aud boiler ground;
Flowers Il bright and pleasant hue,
FIR. from thnrus and irc'h with dew.
- Mourn not We whose child hath fed
From this region ufIhr dead,
To Son winged angel hnnd.
10 Il better, flircr land.
Knowledge in that cline doth grow
Free from weeds Of toll and wo.
Joys which mor!ais may not share;
Mourn yenot, your child IS here.
Baltimore Sun and Cambridge, Md, Democrat
please oopy.O
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NEW CgsENA,

NHE"N.E sEHbW NEEFVIFN " stbE NRWIV1
No. %, MONROE STREET. Wheel ING, VIRGINIA.
ME subscribers respectfully give notice that
L. they have imported direct from the manu(ac-
tuners. a large and complete stock of he above
ware, together with I'm assortment of Mantle Or
naments and Fancy Guods, some oil which are of
exquisite taste and beauty. Iron. Stone China,
and Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet
ware, of an entre new pattern. Solar and Lard
Lamps and Lanterns Of every description. Bri-
tannia Ware Cutlery, etc. We shall at all times
keep as complete IN assortment of Common Ware
on hand. Tor the city and country trade. as can
be found at any other store in the West, and by
giving our personal attention TO re-packing the
snhe, convince all who may favor US with their
patronage, that they cannot do better at any
other establishment in the country.
..z HOBBS, BAR Mes & Co,
Flint Glass Manufacturers,
ian7-tf Wheeling Va.
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PARTITION NOpECE.
Court Of Common Pleas,
Harrison County, Ohio.

james w FAR, and
Sarah mis- vile Court Of Common Pleas,
vs.. Harrison County, Ohio.
Daniel Miller. ct al
ME said Daniel Miller and Martha his vile,
IL who reside In Crawford comfy, Ohio, John
Arnold and Hannah his wife. who reside in Elk
heart county in the State OF Indiana, Elias Mil,
Ter and Rebecca his wife, Catha rine foos, Eliza
beth Zoos and Abby Foos, who reside IN Harri-
son county Ohio, will take notice that n petition
was hled itgainsEthem on the first day ofJanuary,
A. d., 1859, in the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Harrison county, Ohio, BY james w. Pnr and
Sarah his wife, and is now pending, wherein the
ssid James w. Parr and Sarah his wife demand
partition of the following Real Estate, viz: The
south half of the south cast quarter Of section
number nine, (9) township number twelve. Q2)
OF range number five, (5l containing eighty 1907
acres. Also the north half Of the north -eust
quarter Of section number nine, [9l township
numbertwelve. [l2l of range five, containing
ga acres. Also part Of section number twenty
two, in township number eleven, range number
hour, IN the Steuoenville district, beginning at tho
corner OF lands of Joseph Nofszn, on the north
boundary line of sand section, where II large
white-oak tree bears north q degs. enst 10 links
distant, thenc. south l60 perches to a post, where
a white-oak tree. bears north 23A deg east 81
jinks. thence west 1907 perches to a post. where
nwhite-o1k bears north ~ deg. east 70 links,
thence north 100 perches 10 Il post whete IA white.
OAK bears north IS deg, east "a links, thence east
doO,i per ;hes to the place OF beginning, contain
AIg lUO,5 acres more or less ;--subject to the dow
Or estate 0i Mrs. Catharine Foos, widow of John
toos' deceased, acre tofors assigned by metss and
sounds IN said premises. rs foilows, viz: Begin.
ping at the southeast corner oftha last mentioned
Fact,lo wit: part OF section number %, township
npmber II, of range number A; running thence
west seventy perches to a post, thence north one
hundred ana sixty perohes to u post thence east
and sixty perches to the place OF beginning CON
taining 70,S5 acres more or less :--and that nj
she next term Of said Court applicat ton will BE
made by the said Jnlnss w. PAR and Sarah his
vile, for an order that partition mas be made Of
said premises. subject to the dowet asin te, as
above described. A. $. RAMSEY,
jan7-Vt Atty for Petitioners.
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VALUABLE FARM
AT PTBLIC SALE.

NJ bDLlC GALL.
Y HE subscriber will offer at public sale,
on SATURDAY, the 3lst day of Janu-
airy, 1859, in the town of Cadiz, a small
FARM, lying on the Bottom Road, leading
from Wheeling to New Philadelphia, and
two miles from Cadiz. Said Farm contains
SO acres. The land is of the very richest
quality-well watered, and on thy handsom-
est vale in the Saltwater Valley. Improve
ments reasonable.
The contemplated Plank Road from
Wheeling to Urichsville passes through the
Farm, which will be completed in two years
from this time.
Terms-One-half on the first of April and
the balance in two annual payments, with
interest.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
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In raris, Washington county, Pa. on the ID
of November, 1851, by The Rev. d. Robinson, Mr..
GEORGE BANCROFT to Miss HANNAH ANN DICKEr,
ali of CadIz.
IN connection with the above announcement
we are pleased to say that the happy couple did
not forget the Printer. They were kind enough
to invite us to one OF the best kind of feasls, to
which we did ample justice. Long lie to them,
shy we. They have commenced lie in the right
kind ola way,-ond which is the only true way
of starting in Iife,--6y pGtronj.ing The Printer!
May they glide through life without a cloud to
darken the bright horizon of their domestic hnp
piness. May prosperity be :htirs, aud may they,
when lie with them Is DER, form a Union in the
Temple. above. where no separation shall ever
take place. We sincerely hope that their every
undertaking may be blessed with success. and
gu! devil says he hopes they may be favore with
lnts Oil
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y ME subscribers. as Real Estate Agents, will
Il sell a valuable Farm OF I54 acres, situated
in Tuscarawas county, 3 miles south, east of Uh-
rlchsville, 1870 acres Of whIch are cleared, and
under a good state of cultivation. sand Farm is
well watered with apringso Of never failing water
"a good BAN and plenty of Coal thereon. Said
Farm is well adapted to the raising Of grain. and
a good Stock Farm. There is 40 or 80 ACRES OF
good meadow land thereon, aud is situated in Il
very healthy locality, andi is one of the best Falms
in the neighborhood. For particulars. enquire OF
the subscribers in Cadiz, or Of Ions Barker, OF
'Uhrichvile.
The subscribers have II selling of several other
tracts of Land in Harrison county. which will
enable US to suit almost any one wishing to pur-
cha SCOTT & BINGHAM.
decI.tf Real Estate Agents.
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MARRiED-On ihe evsmng Of the 30lh OF
Decsmber. 1851. BY the Rev. james Kerr, Mr..
WiLLAH I. BLAiN. One OF he ediiufs Of this pa
per, 20 Miss NANcF YosHALL- III Of CadiE
We highly congratulate our partner on his good
fortune, in choosing so amiable a companion rs
what he has. We suppose a Printer has rs COOS
a right 10 take a partner Tor life as any other per
sou, and we are glad that our friend Blain has
come 10 the sensible conclusion that there Is more
happiness to be obiaiusd from a life Of double
b~lessedness Than there Is from a single one. We
hope hat be and his inir bride may live to goor
old age, and enjoy all the blessings und hnPPi-
ness attendant on l6e marriage state; aud that
they may elsays strive TO lulhll the scHpturaI
injunction.
IL is most GENIAL to a soul refined,
When love eau smile unllushIng, unconcealed,
When mutual thoughts. and words, and acts are
kind,
And innost hopes and feelings are revealed;
When interest. duty. trust together hind.
And the hearts deep affections are uusealedi
When Tor each ether live the kindred pair
Here is indeed u picture passing fair:
Hail, happy state! which few have heart 10 sing.
Because they feel how family words express
So kind. aud dear, and chasIe. aud sweet II Thing
As Ined afTrcrioR's lnsting tenderness; -
Yet stop, IN, vent'rous muse. aui fold Thy wing,
Nor to a shrine so sacred rudely press;
For Marriage thine lie sill! "A silent boast,
Like Beauty unadumed. adorned the most"
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Farm for Sale.

TENGTE subscriber win sell at private sale the
Farm on which he now lives, living on the
road between Cadiz and Jcfer on, and within a
mile and a quarter oi the Railroad route, con-
taining between sixty-eight and serenity acres.
about 40 Of which are cleared, aud in good onlti,
%vatior. There is on the premises a good log
dwelling house and frame barn. There is also
an orchard of lruit sufficient for family use. For
urther information enquire Of the subscriber, liy-
ng on The premises.
novl2-tf ROBERT OR.
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KelIs & Caldwell.

Successors TO James PAUL a. Co..
MPORTERS and Wholesale dealers in Drugs
II Chemicals. Paints and Oils, Naval Stores and
Glassware; also maRufacturers OF Coach, Copal,
Japan and Leather Vamishes, AichohOl Spts
OF Mite, and SUP. Ether. etc, etc. No. l7S
Market street. Wheeling, Va They have OF
nand the largest and most complete assortment
Of all articles in their ia e, ever brought to Ihii
market. oct2g-iy
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John B. Vowel,

NEALER in Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils,
~ Dye Stuff. Patent Medicines, Perfumery,
etc, No "A Uuion Stcet, Wheeling, Va. Also
Manufactures Ct : Vowclrs Superlnt lemon
syrup" oct29-Iy
4 NENI IEMEN'S ware of every description to
be had at llogg & Co.'s from tic finest brown
Cloth, to Understands and Drawers. Also. Ho-
siery and Gloves Of every variety, and Combs Of
all Kids, a nice stock to be had at
nov5 HoGG & Co.