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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

THEIR anxiety The
render this school peeminenuy useful the have for
afforded board tuition below those
smnr Neutrality-suspicious. barely
ta exercise OF the sctest The public
confidence The
appoint additional drill the students
TO this other incidental
which the of the school demand board
induced make small addition charges
which would be slightly by individuals, which,
aggregate hoped will be sufficient all conngences There
Resoire That hereafter charges tuition this
shall n follows
.Ht Per quarter
In the English 50
department 90
In the classical classical aud mathematical department 90
In the department of modern languages, for each foreign
In the scientific department. chemistry, natural phIos
ophy astronomy practical surveying, &C., with of
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
Board, nj
The present
September
BY order the board of trustees. H".
e. T. BRISCoE, Register
CHARLorTE HALL, ST. Marys county, Nd, July 30, 1852.
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A NEW Route % Pittsburg. vta the Baltimore. Sus-
III and 10 PsbpTg
express will Calvert station daily
with the United Washington Baltimore
m connecting with the fast line at MddIeown VI l,
irving st Harrisburg IA, D., M, TO dinner
Harrisburg the 2 p arriving
Athis point passengers have the option
Johnstown, thence packet
stages direct Holiday Psbnfg
Tickets sold following by this train, wit
York Wnghtsvlle, Columbia Marietta Mddletowp, Harrisburg
New Pert Meown peysvIle, ,Lewrown Nc ycySiown, Hunt
ingdon, idaysburr and Pisburg
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which passes through Carlisle, shppensburg, Chamberbug and
other points this road
For the passengers from Washington any
Of will be
der Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
the morning which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Octf-dn Ticket Agent.
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CW,ssar and White suiphar springs -itsdaesd iare-
~ Increased cheapest most eomora
be and expeditions 10 the Sweet and White sulphur
Springs
Washington the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
From Baluor comfortable pressure Ma
ryla Capt. q. Il. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond Richmond Danvle rail
Ioad.
from Baltimore 10 White Sulphur @5
I" BALTIMORE 10 sweet springs ~
Washington 10 White sulphur. ur....,....,........ 10
Washington 10 sweet Springs. IA
4" Richmond 20 White sulphur. ~
/" Richmond 10 Sweet Springs.
Baltimore every Tuesday aternoon
O'Clock, Aqua Creek with which reaches
Richmond at 4 p. m. the succeeding days.
Richmond daily Sunday a. at Lynch
burg ION Leave Lynehburg OK Bulords by
sA Mountain House al ~ aud TO Sweet Springs by
10 Leave Sweet Springs aer breakfast and arrive at White
Sulphur by IAN Returning leave White Sulphur 81
Sweet Springs at h Leave Sweet Springs daylight aud
Lynehburg BY night. LynehbuIg
10 Richmond day by 5h. nam. p.
Richmond White sul $40
Richmond TO sweet Springs ..................
obectng travel
Bufords and proceed without detention the White Sulphur
board Potomac,
Capt Mitchell, Maryland,
Of the Rchmond and Danville railroad, Richmond.
JOHN IL, OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent
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1'HE Lost senses-Deafness and Biindnessy by Dr.
il kito.
Tis work Of interest," from Of the learned
end accomplished writers Of the revealing the
world which those live who have been deprived of the
sight hearing his boybood for than thirty
ko has passed life Of scvy scholar, in
living
His HIMSELF and his discriminating
condition Of the blind, james Mche Laura Bndreinan
ohers) replete profound thought
presented in the Of their mental snng
LChrsfidn Observer.
Brnts .rross-Mornng seros; vols
10 mo. 81.
Vol. ]. Antediluvans and Pntriarchs.
q Moses and the Judges
;. Samuel, Saul, and David.
4. Solomon and the kings
Evening Series vols. ~ mo. s4
Vol, L. Job and the Poeucal Books.
2. Isaiah and the Prophets.
4. The Life and Death of our Lord.
A. The Apostles and the Early Church.
For sale AZ GRAY n HAIi.ANTyNE'S Bookstore
Sep llu 9Th street, two door above Odd Fellows Hall.
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National Medical College, Washington, ID. @.
THE hyrst annual lectures will
first Monday In November, and until March.
4al FACULTY:
Thomas Miller, NJ. d. professor anatomy and physiology
William Johnston, NJ. d. professor OF obstetrics and the dis
of children.
Joshua Riley, NJ d. professor Of medica therapeutics,
and hygiene.
John Fred May, NJ d. professor Of principles and practice
surgery. .'##. .as.GE #..- -rsU.sE
Grafton Tyler d. professor of pathology and practice of me
cine.
Robert King ston NJ D. professor Of mcroscopica and patho
logical anatomy.
Edward Foreman NJ d. professor Of chemistry pharmacy
James Il. Morgan M d., prosecor and demonstrator
Practical be with the facility
Clinical instruction through the period Of the lectures
the Washington InhrmaIy under roof college,
Here medicine and surgery both taught practically
The entire Of full of lectures s95 90
Practical anatomy by the demonsuator 10 90
Maricuang fee, payable only s. 90
expenses.
Admission medical and surgical clinic without
GRAFTON TYLER, Al. D., Dean OF the Faculty,
Office and residence Washington
Aug 3-2aw3mdkcp kcp
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ROBERT STEWART,
Octf-dn Ticket Agent.
uNIDERs CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 40 Walnut
street Fourth, PhadelphsWines liquors OF all
direct importation from the and producers to be had
rrs and Others Washington city, notcefeigh
by Adsms's Express"
sherres, Sparkling Champagne, AZ
Msderas, Moct,
tlcquot,,
Red wine, Dinet,
Tenerife, Perruchot,
Lisbon, Heidsck,
Murca, and many others,
Ffongnan, Sparkling Moselle,
Malaga, Uockheim,
or all sorts, Rudeshem,
Bugundies, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandies of all
dark pale casts, demohn bottles cheap
and very and old.
irish Scotch whskey Monongahea Bourbon, Jamaica Spirits
brandy blackberry and wild cherry brsndiss Scotch
ale London porter and stout in bbs Of and dozen.
IIarara Cgars,
of the reliable quality always hand
wholesale the quarter box.
establishment where all directly
from original package in which imported,
Hotels, Country Tfade,
supplied cask
dozen, package Of assorted sorts.
orders BY telegraph giving limit price, guaranteed
personal principal wine
countries OF Europe, and best houses
enable offer good articles cheap Gail and examine AZ
Ns JACop sNtDER, JR's
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 walnu, ST., Philadelphia.
Feb la-dly UtNfH4ff4 En-
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RALrIMORE College OF Dental Surgery, session
ID Is52-'53
Chaplin Harris A. b. D Professor of Principles and Prac
lice Of Dental Surgery.
Thos T. Bond IT,, NJ d. Professor of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
W. X. Handy. NJ. d., Professor of Physiology
Alfred A. Bandy, NJ D. Professor Operative Denteslry
Philip H. Austen NJ d., Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright, A. NJ Nj. d., Lecturer Chemistry
The mechanical aad deciing will be opened the last
Mouday October The innmary will be throughout
The OF lectures the Monday
November, and continue ii the last Of March.
Tickets for the slio dssectng ucke topona slo
maicuaton, IS dpon fee, $50.
Good board from s. so to 50 80.
Aug5 w. n. HANDY, Dean.
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Mr. n. w. ThOmpsOn's speech at Baltimore.
We publish in another column a comm unicaon which
cr,cises with force and Justice portion OF speech de.
livered at whg meeting in Baltimore, on MONDAY night,
by Hon r, w. Thompson, formerly member Of Con-
gress from Indiana. II is well known that Mr.. Thomp.
OF those who, acting und er the guidance
OF Mr. Seward, and in concert with Mr. Ewipr OF
Ohio, Mr. Winthrop then Speaker of The House OF Rep
esentaves, and Mr. Yinton, OF Ohio. then chairman Of
the Committee Of Ways and Means succeeded in d. feat,
ing the Walker amendment on the 81 of March, ls4s
and thereby keeping open the slavery agitation and dis.
turbng the public tranquility. The outlines OF the
audacious movement by which that result was accom-
pshed set forth in letter addressed to the Nsiono
Inteiigsnc.r, by Mr. Seward, on the goth OF March,
1919 The journals OF Congress furnish the particulars
But there is another singular statement in Mr. Thomp-
sons speech at Baltimore, reported in The Baltimore
American. According TO that report, Mr. Thompson
stated that as early is49 he made speech on the
Compromise, and that General Scott shortly afterwards
endorsed his position MIR. Thompson surely could not
have made sach statement, there is not particle Of
truth in il, for the Compromise int oduced into
Congress until the spring OF 1885, more than year after
Mr. Thompson ceased TO be member OF Congress
We expect 10 see the statement which is attributed to
Mr. Thompson circulated throughout the southern
States dupe and mslead The people for when candi-
date is presented in the attu e which General Scott oc
cupes, his friends expect sustain him by fraudulent
representations Of his opinions When parties end TO
act honestly, they present candidates whose opinions
are known and when they require their candidates to
withhold their sentiments, they do 80 with deliberate
purpose TO cheat and bamboozle and TO obtain power by
false pre,encss.
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Mr. WELLER submitted the following resolution
which considered by unanimous consent and agree,
to:
Rso'ud That the reports from the Secretaries OF State
of the Interior and War, touching the boundary line be
the United States and Mexico. and referred
ec committee be printed by the public printer, under b,
direction oi the Secretary, Tor the use OF the Senate"
fTo BE CONTINUED
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07

4 G. PAX flDGE, daguerrean Artist, No.
IA. Sc, Monroe st., below Market, Wheeling,
Va, respectfully announces 10 the citizens OF
Harrison and adjoining counties, that he is pre-
.parcd 10 take Ddguerreotypes in the VERY BEST
and with all the latess impro Eements.
LiEenesscs taken equally as weilin cloudy ms
in more pleasant weather. ans particular atfen-
lion paid TO obtaining the most fayoTabIo position
for securing a pleasing likeness.
Groupes OF any pumber Of persons can be tn
ken on one plate, and perfect likenesses taken
of Young children.
| am constantly receiving, rod have alwnyson
hand. Incomplete stock Of Lockets. Fancy Cases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &C., all
OF wh1.h I will sell on the most favorable terms.
oot2g. Nv A. G.. PARTRIDGE.
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YeR Rfght and LreSSy

TAKE this opportunity OF fa1iug 20 abe clt-
7eEs Of iilis aId ihv% adjoining cuuutfrs, tha.
4 arn receiving "a splendid NV STuck ui FALL
Al DMiNTEk DRY GOODS, the pretuest sud
best ever hIousht 10 Ihis part OF the country
umsi | viii sell as low as any who sell GUcc'
ia ibis pan OF the coun'y-cLeap 70 Icash. Ny
moitu : Quick sales and small Piuhis.'
Ally Stock consists of suPcr French Mennnes
Silks aud Sauus, Cloths. Cassimrfes, Sattine's
tTweeds. Pcrsiuns, Delains, Alpaccas. Cuburgs
Baces. CheIHisctJs, hest French-woIk Capes nut
Collars, Flahnels. aud every variety m The Dr'
Goods line. Also. All kinds OF CLuTlIlNG pa
up by OURSELVES, and made by one OF Tie hes
Tiiiors in the Western county
Call nnd see for yourselves Int Snyder NJ
C0tmick's old stand. Cadiz. No humbug az IN
STORE. Isept24I 4. +. MOORE.
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Taos. q. CG6aDeEGS e4f2
WHOLESALE AyU REI4lL

DEALER IN
Coohing Stores, GrdieS, Ho|'or I Vdre, ETC.,
No. 10, UNIoN STREET, WHEELING, Va,
I EAVING always on hand the choice Of the
market. ~ owest cash prices, of Wheeling,
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh make: alec manufar-
turar oi Copper, Tin add Sheet Iron Ware. in
all their varietisg. =! the LOWEST PRIZES,
Burse s Earncl' Improved
SdLR H4NDER SAFES,
ssot ted sizes Tor sale as above: being the Only
gent tor them in the city, | viii sell at prices
bat cannot fail to please. may7-ly
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LGVIIs Inv

ATTORNEY n COUNSELLOR at LAW
AND SOLICITOR IN CllANCLWl,
"TlLL tRACTlCE in Harrison aud he MI
w Joining couuries. Collections. the ous'-
ness Of Executors aud Administrators, Gunrlians
aud Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement at
Estatec, aud all other business entrusted to has
are,s will receive his pTomptaurnnoh: Ohice III
the old stand, opposite Bauett's Hotel
oCt9g-ly
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e, T, Brooks.

EG. li2. MAIN ST, WHEELING. VA,
~ FEPS constantly Oh hnnd a large stock oi
= CONTEMPORARIES ofhhs own manufac-
ture, which he can and viii sell CHEAPER than
any other establishment in the city.
Fruits OF all kinds always on hand, as also \
choice variety of Cakes suitable for parties, &c
He also manufactures Brooks CclcDrftel
ghCundy." the best article now in use, fol
Oh and Colds.
dcrs from a distance are solicited. whicI
be nrlmntlN Intended 30. OCt20-lY
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GENERAL toLIECrING AGENT.
.NyiLL promptly attend Co Goiiecinus 30
the cnuHtios of Harrison, Belmont. JET
eson. T-uscumwUs, Monroe. Gnetnsey.-nud
OHIO comfy, Va. Heis also authouze To receive
subscriptions for the 4" Democratic sentinel AMI
Farmer" in the counties above named. Resi-
.deucc Coal street, (NortL) Wheeling, Va.
ortll-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07

aac HcavIlin,
Petition or Partition.

aac HcayIlin,
Jacob HeayiIin,
Ell al et al.
BAUUB HEAVILIN, Daniel T1cavilin, Abra-
ham I~leaYiiin, Samuel D.. Heavilin, John J.
IDeavilin, Nancy lleuyiliu, Lydia Henviliu.
! Absuian Kent and Diana Kent, his wiiey James
simmer, and Mary SINNER his wife; Samuel
BoIeland aud EiizaDeth Boreland his wife, Simon
Brtckrr aud Ihoda BrckeT his wile, with Jacob
Is. iicaviiiu, jt., JaIet Nj. lieavilm. Robert &.
Ileasiiiu, Jemsna Ileavilin, Levi Atkinson aud
Penelope Atkinson has witc, being the childfen
and heirs at law Vi Stephen W, Heayilin, decd,
will take notice that II petition was died against
them Oh the 18th day of February, A. d., 1852,
III the Court Of Common Pleas, in and Tor the
county ui Harrison, in the state Of Ohio, and Is
nov pending, wherein tue SAID Isaac HeaylIln
IdeuIanus partition OF tme iuilUW ing bea! ESTATE,
10 wit: The weslhaif OF section No. -, in town
ship No. II. in range No. D, beginning Tor the
is,imc at tie south west corner OF said section;
Thence north / degs, cast i32 ambitious perch
les to Il stone tat the norIh-wrst corner; thence
south ~ degs, east, s. pefChes to a stone, on the
lnOrth boundary liue oi said section; thence south
E3t dogs, east Is3 aud l-l0th pcrches 10 the south
iDnuudaO line OF said secuOn, where a stone
stands; hence north - deg, west ~ and l-lUul
lperchcs To the place oi beginning sAclnS:elghly-
two aud one-hHil acres mote OF less.
Also, OF the following tract ofLand, to wit: The
inorth.,a st or. OF SECTION No. 20. in township No
ON range NJ. ), Of the lands sold 1T SteHhen-
willie, with the exception Of The west half OF the
last mentioned quarter seCuun, which was con
lveyed od OF sad quarter by Samuel iieavliln
Iiec'd, IN hts Lifeline, To one Edward Ionrs, by
deed beaiing date July thitd, A. D., 1918, ant
ltescrlhtd thtreiu us follows: beginning for thu
same at a cenlre post on the north boundary lin'
81 said section; thence east - aud , 10 perches t
IpOst; thence sunth lI9 and 5-lUul p rrches t.
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EHF'eSga isgRd k'MFG EBrugs

subscriber is receiving at his old stand
in Cudiz. Ohio. in addition to his former
stock, large supply Of freSh ~ al pwrC
DRUG DYES, OILS, PAINTS. YARNiSHES.
etc. etc, in short everything, usually kept in Il
Wesrern Drug store.
His stock has been carefully selected asto DUAL.
ity and prices will be 50 low that no person can
reasonably object. iiisstock Willie kept full, and
he would call the particular attention of persone
wishing to purchase anything in mis- lire, TO sec
his took before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past %iavors, he stili hopes, by care
and strict attention to business. to merit Il large
share Of the patronage of IL liberal public.
may2l-lg JOHN BEALL.
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.. u. SEsOTWELL

-ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHA & Z Y,
CNDIX, q. GA
CONTINUES so practice in Harrison nntad-
- Joining counties, and gives especial aud
prompt attention to Collecting, Business OF fxecu-
tors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Parti-
tons. Sales OF Lands. settlement Of Estates, Titles
10 Real Estates. Couveyaucing, suits at Law and
in Chad cry. leaning and Investment OF money,
and all other prolcssional business placed in the
charge.
ie is Agent for the State Bank of Ohio and
Others. for l]oaning money, &c. &c. Office III
N~iIgore's Building, ON Market street.
Cadiz. o.. June Is, ISL
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FytlF undersigned, hHyiRg associated them.
selves togetherin the M1rchanliie business,
wil in fugnfc sell goods under the naIue and style
oil : WOOD T. SMITH,
az The odd ftnnd OF J. z. wood, on the conner
sBstsnf ebe Court House.
Itasing an unusually heavy srnck Of well Sc
lertqd and desirable GOODS or hand. and being
n''si' aus of reducing their stock 10 the lowest
l,aint befare spring. obey will sell Mt
kedtIs4d ESTlCeS.
ltr sincerely hoped that all The OH friends
Hnd customers of he store will continue to call,
and AS many more as can make il their interest,
and they are nssufeh that no pains shall be spar
ri Ia make iIgeR comfortable whilehere, and Al
least Ms vol off When they 60 rwny.
j. r. WOOD.
iah7 l.si j. M. SMITH.
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LEE.1 ENAGEtA
IVES INJURED ~ the Kentucky Mutual
.nle Insurance Company. at Covington, KY
] bis Cpmptpy has an actual capital Of senC
Hundred iGIheu~Rlid O0lImrA, and il
ulaftagca by men IF The highest ~integrity md re-
spouaibiIi j, Pamphlets furnished, Information
given, and applications received by
B. w. PHILLIPS. Agent.
p r. Berklc j, Medical Exa inincr. janz5
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JOlsas Elliott

wholesale and Retnft Daalerin
Foreign and Domestic Dry Grods
VARIETIES AND FANCY GOODS,
No lG5, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
mny7-5l-1Y
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Er2salkeiN House

JOHA LHLE. Proprietor
FoURrn STREET, THREE Doors NoHTH or MARKET,
SFEUBENVILIE, ONO.
NRIS HOUSE has II pheasant and convenient
location. and is the largest and newest Hotel
in the city, Strangers who sitS,eubenville will
iinh ~ tie above house ever thing necessary 10
tlItir ronitofl. he stabilize is extensive. and was
hnilt expressly for the accommodation of Drovcrs
and Pcdi4Ts.
He Invites his old friends and travellers gener-
|ally m ~tfarrison and the surrounding counties, to
give him nle;,lI when they visit Stenbenyilje.
nn2Iy
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TEE LOUISVILLE DEn oCgsAr

I S PUBLISHED at the following rates.
Daily, per year, payable quarlefiy. $50
Tri-W eekly, per year, in advance. A 90
Weekly, per year in advance, 900
Subscriptions will also be received for my Pc
iod Of time, at the above rates, when paid in nd
ance. Letters i'll all cases must be postpaid.
'ersons' residing in Harrison county, DESTROYS OF
subscribing for the /" Democrat" cen do so by
l%eaving their names At the Sentinel Office.
dsc10 Harry Il HUGHES. Editors.
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nGMNnE Eennk4I

q ACA@@5 RBGDk%!
= RTElE snbscrihcr 4, receiving directly l,ou the
publishers. the follow img HClfOOi BOOKS,
he Oilers To teachers and others On the
very BEST rrlus:
Buttons En@lisb Graumar3
!" Crock j,r,'d DO
Latin Reader;
" C@sat;
- GrecS 2eNGcr;
Davies Arithmetic RAYS Arithmetic;
ComstocA's Philosophy WAITS on the Kind;
Chemistry, ''meiIies' Philosophy;
" Execution, Davies B-urdon;
Girhnm's do hcgtndraj
- English G]sapmar;
Mitchelra Primary Geography, new ed;
" Geography and Atlas, do
" Ancient Geography;
Brrritt's Geography of tile Heavens,
Virgil Dclphini; LoveIls Young Speaker;
Horace dn Nevin's Biblical Antiquities
Also. Pocket, Family and sci DOL BIBLES and
TESTANrtF'TS; Miscellaneous, Law, and
Common School Books, Of the kinds in general
usei Capand Letter Paper; NoIe Paper; Envel.
npes, vnrtous kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens
Inks; States and Pencils; MemoFnndums; Copy
Books: Engraved Notes; Music. DrtwiRg aud
Tissue Paper: Port folios and Albums, ect ,clc.
Al of which win be sold cheap for cash. OF
approved country produce.
oct29 JOHN BEAL-.
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VnlMmI.le E.MrnM to, Nmle

EubscriDers will sell at private sale 243
i5l, OF first rate Innd, lying in a good neigh,
four miles northwest Of Cadiz, Ohio.
q Is a good bricK dwelling house. a dou
IN, n good coal bank. aud an excellent
'chard. The said Farm is well walered
t"ni one hundred and seventy acres cleared
n, md in IL high STATE Of cultiyatIun. Eos
Llars enquire OF the subscribers, Iiing IN
at the owners. Z, 2. aud ). Gilmore. re-
az the prenists.
SCOTT g. BINGHAM,
khtt ltAi fstHte Agents
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DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
BRITISH, FRENCH g. AMERICAN
Fancy and Staple dry Goods, No. 1873, Mann
Street. Wheeling. Va mlr7 Silly
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a e. YNWNLN.

NEALER in Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils,
~ Dye Stuff. Patent Medicines, Perflmery ,
etc, No. - Union Street, Wheeling, Va. Also
manufacturer OF "FowelIs %Superot | emon
.Nrnn.N nct29-lY
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GBUFX FOUN DIS n.
COOKING STOVES.

VIE subscriber having purchased of the lat
proprietor, Il. NJ. Scott. his entire intercs
in the CnGiz Foundry, takes pleasure in announ
cling to the public that he hns had many years
practical experience in the business. and is now
toing all il his power to 1T up and put in good
working condition THE entire machinery OF the
establishment Being thns prepared. lie viii keep
.coustp UtIy on hand Cooking Stoves Of all the
%vatious patterns, parlor and Fog Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, Franklin Stoves and Crates Of all sizee.
EOEE0w al
.Pfaw Castings ~ nearly every Pattern, Waffle
Itfuiis for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for tiuuses. Pillow Points. Muffin Pans, n new mr..
jcIe. md Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for any hing in the above line thank
IfnlIy receiyeda ID promptly filed on Tie shortest
notice. Old Metal taken 10 exchange tor new at
it's highest aash prices. DAVID POOL.
rp9- lyr'5l aa