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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
sNuIsssoNER's aALE on vALUA.LE
IA


N pursuance Of Decree rendered BY the Circuit S!a
Court Of Rockingham, at the October Iern' io9?'
| the Chancery suit of David Il. HopSlEs anI Uaw
lar, guardians &c, against the widow ana hsirs OF
|mes Hopkins, decd, the undersigned who WIS up
Inted Commissioner tor that purpose Will sell pun
<ly 10 the highest bidder on rue lOTH PAY OF eta-
[iny. 1854 at the late residence OF Jamed IloPNi@'
Sc'd.. near the North Mountain, and about m'l.S
brthwest Of Harrisonburs tho Following uac'So "n"'
frhc Home Tract adjoining the lands Of DANIEL Bow
Ap Archibald Hopkins, Jr., John II aopkns, JONI
Rolston 4 othels, which was occupied pS '9ne'
bpkins before his death, and his sou William H. hoP
IA This is valuable farm, with large rev 80
H0U Sc, and suitable out-huilolhS'' 81
bd comfortable improvements al another place On s-
IL tract suitable for small family, WIN eSee'ieh
ktsr al both dwelling houses, and the whole tract MSu
ktered and n large supply OF excellent lrul' Inc
kncipnl part of the land lies well is productive con-
kpent to range has fair proportion cleared anu o
lima inder is welt timborcd containing ABOUT wv 1"
Another Tract lying West Of the Mountain short
ssssnec from the Home Tract containing about @oD u
[es. with very superior timber aud convenient u u
kw-mill. -, e,t.t
Also Tract OF about 900 rcrcS on the Shenandoah
\ South Fork Mountain .
Ala small tract on Skidmcrc's Fork, containing
Uni 20 acre. known rs Sugar camp
TSs terms wi;l be, one-thrt payable on the urs &"
law lsj3 and the remainder in four equal annual M
alments the purchaser being required 70 give hondS
|b good personal security and deco OF drGSs ON Tue
Eoperty. JooErh t'n,n,n;ss;nnor
Dec 10, 1SJ3.-ts NV-,
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BLACKSMITH s1roE, AND STAND

VyOR SALE With view of going to the West,
offer for sale one of the bast stands in the valley
for blacksmith II is situated Mt Mt Clinton, Rock
ngham county in Of the best neighborhoods in the
county Connected with the stand there arc between
QUO and two ACRES of the very best land upon when
house aud Stable, and all other necessary out isH
buildings and there is plenty of good water ut =
the door 1t is one of the most desirable situations IN
the Valley will sell it privately and on iair terms
and give possession at any time ,,,,o,,n,,
Mt Clinton. Nov 2i lS5S---tf GEOk'b Nloohf'
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FISH OIL

EN0R sale by prrcp
y Lee III + rH, W.
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01R PLASTER MILL

rs now in operation, and wo are ready to aeoGnmo.
1 date customers at any and at all times VIC can
Grind any amount brought to us in the best manner
and at the shortest notice. ~, , c,1Dp
Dec 10 W. W. I"
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BUGGHEs AND ROCKAw.Ag.

NOR SALE.-We have two fine new Buggies, and
l. one Rockaway for SALE One of the Buggies has an
enameled leather top Persons wishing to buy will
pie ase call soon as We are determined to sell low.
New SrrLE OF SADDLEs.-Robert Bowman is manu-
featuring a new style Of fine Saddles, which he will
warrant and sell low.
Nov 5. NJ. X. BOW MAN.
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MORE NEW BOOKS AT FRENCH's

THOOK and Periodical Depot, ..lou IS
% book every lady should read by 'he au'"Gr -
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snis in the lives of the Queens of England by the au
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En- : Arthur Household NOvel--fhe Iron huie or
kranny in the Household, by I. ). Arthur author Of
debtor Daughter "Pn9e anu
|rudence !" The Orphan Children, Banker ""e'
pThs Countess Amheim, Capital Story, price 5Oc
| Fhe Coming Struggle, price zoe. ~.
Life and adventure Of Davy Crockett, price 9Gc,
The Gentlemans every day hand-b9oS Of Modern ,Sa
S;g;n INTERPRETATION and history and fashionable
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The Ladies' every day Handbook OF modern letter
rting Language and Sentimentso OF flowers. Dreams
cir origin Interpretation and history, anu pSn'sN'
bokery' vol complete, bound in cloth, price 5V''
kEyerything new on hand. ~,,r,.cu
Alexandria. Va, Nov % e. b. fI6NOn. -
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LIST OF PopVLAH 5,EpICgNEs

ON hand and for sale by o. C. STERLING son,
" Ilarrisonburg Va
Mexican Mustang LinineDt, Littells White OIL Has
ings Naptha Syrup, IGmpton's Vegetable Tincturc,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Hoohand's German Bitters,
Biown's Ess. Jamaica Ginger Carter's Spanish Mix
turc Railways Ready Relief, do Circassian Balm, do,
Mciicated Soap do Regulators BARRIERS Diapent, do.
hi FESTIVE Salye Stabls Cherry Expectorant do. Di
arihna Cordial do. Worm Mixture. Christies Galyan-
Pepsn Mitchell's Eye sslyc. Petits do. do liobcn-
sacks Vermifuge do Liver Pills, Wallaces Pain Ex-
tractor, Kirbrys Cholera Drops, Brandreth's Pills,
Green's do, Wrght's do. Peters do, lie Roys do,
Ciordons do Cucn's Indian Veg Remedy, do. do. do.
Panacea, Sterng's 0lium Cheno, Comp. Hutahing's
Dyspepsia Bitters, Dr. Jacksons Family Medicines.
Also on hand, Oil Wormseed. Oil Anae, OIL Pepper
mint Oil Cinnamon Oil Lemon. Castor Oil, Sweet Oil,
Cod Liver Oil, No. 8, British OIL Bateman's Drops,
Golden Tincture Oil Spike, Gum Murrh. Cayenne Pep
per- Fou. Sulphur Cream Tartar, Rochelle Salts, Ep-
som Salts Gil ubcr Salts, Salt pere Turmric. Nader,
Blue Stone, Coppcras, Root Ginger Ground Ginger,
Cloves, Mace Nutmegs, &c. Nov l2 1898.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10

ONE CENT REWARD.

TeAN away from the subscriber, living on Muddy
HI Creek, Rockingham county, an indented appren-
lice bow named DANIEL CROMER. All persons
are oreyarned from harboring said boy giving him
employment as I am determined TO enforce the law
against all such will give the above reward but no
thanks for his apprehension.
Nov 5-3tE DAVID L. GlLMER
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Rockingham Muiun, Fire Insurance Comply
DIRECTORS:
John Roller, Robert Grattan, VIM. G. Stevens,
4. c. BRYAN j. H. Wartmann, NJ. H. Efhnger,
j. G. Brown Z. 7. II. Warren, r. Heneberger

A. c. BRYAN President, Z. 7. II. Warren, Sec'y.
John Roller Vice Pres't., P. Heneberger, Treas'r.
THIS Company being now fully organized according
to the provisions Of its charter declares itself re-
Sensible for its losses and invites applications for in
surun,c from The public. Being based on the principle
of mu,uaL insurance. and the profits being divided a.
mong the insured it offers peculiar inducements in the
way OF actual low rates and responsibility, while its To-
cation in the country entities to the confidence and
patronage of the public All necessary information as
10 rates Be- can be obtained from the Secretary, to
whom all communications should be addressed, post
paid T. L. Ii. WAhhhN, oecy
~ Applications for insurance may be made to the
Secretary at his Office in Harisonburg or to the Agents
named below
THos X HARM sBERGER, General Agent
HY B. HARSsBERGER, Harrisonburg, Va,
lily. T. WARTIASS Va,
A. D. ALMoyD stanardsville, Va.
J. p SrRICKLEn, Monterey Va,
J. n. BRUFFEY, :" Va
J. K. STEVENS, Charlottesville, Va,
HIRAM GORDON, Madison G. H., Va,
JONI HAAS, Woodstock, Va,
D. g. McCLUNG, Franklin, Va.
A. Z. HESEBERGER, Staunton, Va,
j. j. ROLLER & p. S. ROLLER, Mt. Crawford, Va.
JOSIAH s. ROLLER. Bridgewater, Va.
e. T. HOPKINS, Monte Video, Va,
THOMAS BURKE. Naked Creek, Va,
JEHU GORDON, North Dale Va.
II Every person insured in this Company, is an
thorized Agent Of the Company. Oct s.
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now OFTEN IT HAPrEN' THAT THE
WIFE ,LINGERs FROM YEAR TO YEAR

Ia that lsE1ble condition rs not even for one day TO
l,e tue happy and exhilerltiug influence incident
20 the enjoyment Of health
She may not be an invalid confined TO her bed,
or even to her room; as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge Of her household. when her health will
no. admit of it Int she is nevertheless perceptibly
sinking from dag to day, aud always ailing.
Thus, day rllor day, aud month after month tran
Sprc lar health daily sinks, till finally even the
hu;,e Of recovery no lcugcr remains And thus
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10
WEEKLY ARRIVALS
,rn I, EDENnu.S Doo1 ID.

A GEO. L. FRENCH'S Book and Periodical Depot:
N Gleason's Pictorial Drawing Room Companion Bar
mum & Bcach's Illustrated News Literary World Home
Journal Arthurs Home Gazette, Scientific American
Dodges Literary Museum, Albany Dutchman. Waverly
Magazine Saturday Courier. Saturday Evening Post
Flag of Our Union, Police Gazette Dollar Newspaper
Boston Pilot, Meals Saturday Gazette, Lantern New
York Picayune, Privateer and Pick.
Gall at Ggo E. FREycn's Magazine and Periodical
Depot directly opposite j. D. Corses Exchange Office.
Alexandria. Va, Nov l9
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oI1R MFRCHANT Will
TAKEN UP,

10y Hugh svope. On the 18th of October 1922 h,
ID black STEER, both ears cropped, slit IN inc
right ear branded on each horn, supposed to DO .
years old, and appraised at $500
copy-Teste,
noc ~ ls53-3t L. w. GAMBILL, c. II. C
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FlRKINs, FIRNINs.
A LARGE lot of we'll made Firkins, suitable tor
"A packing Lard, for sale by :, npNcp
Dec 10 \. fENCG.
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=. =. -; 1s,v:.IlllN :: CO.,

~ ROGERS. Flour and Commission Merchants, Thea
Or tr, Building. Cameron Street Alexandra, Va.
Agent; for chappsll's improved Fertilizer Also fSI
the Boston Betting Company for the sale Of India hnD
Der Belts, Steam Engine Packing, and Engine ana Ii!
drant Hose .,,.,.
Bolting Cloths at low prices.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-10

UIsUssEs and sTFPORTERs.-Ma I'M
Il proved single and double Spring Truss Hulls Do;
Rhunardts Glass pad Do; Frenchs invisible strap Do;
Strap Trusses in great variety; seymours Galvanic
Abdominal Supporters; Mrs. Belts Do; and all other
kinds furnished to order by HENRY PEEL,
Wholesale Druggist, Cor. King Fairfax sts, Alex
Nov
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,,aE FaRsI oF CAPT. ISAAC GRAY.


kFC'D-'rhis valuable tract Of land, situate within
VI one mile OF Charlottesville, and containing about
! ACRES. will, by arrangement among the heirs be
rcd for sale at auction, ON the premises, on
TnrRspAY THE l9rH OF JANUARY, 1857
rbs tract is woll timbcrCd, well watcred well en-
sed and in good condition
.rhc improvements axe good, consiS;-
! of n large and convenient BltlCh A <SssSsSSs, .
SUSE & KITCHEN, II good BARN, b. iii q
kro houses, all Out-hOases III good asl s
Bair 100 - So
INC neighborhood is thickly settled, and has every
kantage of churches, schools, mills roads, &c
have no hesitation in commencing this property to
persons desiring to purchase, as presenting unus"a
3antageS $50 -
rrEus: Onc-,hirl in hand, and the balance in three
I,al animal pavmen,s A deed will be made upon
keipt Of the hand payment, and deed Of uas; taken
secure the deferred payments.
Possession given ON sale. -. ,.o,,t,,
For himself and the other heirs.
Dec 10, lSj3.-tdS
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THE LAST ARRIVAL

T the Variety Store Il worthy the attention of all
IA persons who want 10 purchase ctedp goods as we
have inst received from Philadelphia ard Baltimore,
our second supply of FAIL d WINTER GOODS.
which we have bought in large quantities for cash. and
therefore enabled TO continue great inducements to
purchasers We cannot name all articles in an adyer
tement, but will state that our large store room Is full
above and below with DRY GOODS consisting Oh foods
Of all kinds for Mems and Boys wear do. Ladies'
wear. do. Housekeeping articles, Hardware, Carren-
tcrs' and Jonera Tools Bats, Caps, Boots Shoes
Queens and ilassvagc, md groceries OF all desclip-
tions, Dlugs, Me,ienes Points ard Dye ctutsdo Our
togr IVareto"s Is crowded with Cock Rarlor, Ten
plate AMI franklin stoves Of various kinds. Rolled,
hammered Band. Hoop and Sheet Iron do Cast, Ger
man. Shear American and English Blister cel. Wag-
on and Carryal Boxes Iron Axles Elliptic Springs and
Nov -. 1853. sHACKLErT L BRUFFY.
LANES an PhsJf.k.'qON 60. FOR SALE.
TN nc ortance with the viii of Zebulon Dyer, deed
we will offer for sale privately, until the ls Of jan
nary. 1854 the following lands
a tr ,ct OF about 700 ACRES, lying on tho Upper
Tract. 10 mites North from Frankn. large portion OF
which s South Branch bottom Of the best quality
This tract will be sold whole or divided as may be
desired BY persons wishing to purchase.
A tract OF $50 ACRES. lying on the South Fork
mountain 10 miles y. E. from franklin some 400 acres
of which are cleared and in gIass. This land IS
we'll adapted to grazing and wheat growing. .
A tract Of about 200 ACRES. lying 3 miles s. ".
from Franklin on the waters Of Smiths Creek, por-
ton of which is cleared and set in grass.
Also, about 10 acres lying in the immediate neigh
borhood OF Franklin nearly all of which is South
Branch bottom, ard large portion in meadow.
Also about 80 acres adjoining the lois Of Franklin,
all of which is in grass.
Also 1863 acres lying on the Entry mountain. about
mile from Franklin all of which is covered with timber
Also HOUSE and LOT in Franklin.
TERMS: One third or one fourth Of the purchase
money will be required in hand. or in short time ai
tor sale shall be effected and upon TIE balance
credit will be given A. VI. NEWMAN, Px,or.
Nov H. lSj3-6t A. W DYER. Ia @
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TIE BLOOMING BRIDE,

But few wears ago in the flush of health and
youth, aud 6uoyaucy OF spirits, rapidly, and appa-
ren,ly inoxp,caby, becomes feeble, siekly, de-
Liit,ed wite, with frame emaciated nerves IN
strung, spirits depressed, couutenance bearing the
iruprSss of suffering, and an utter physical and
mcutal prOstraton.
sometimes This deporoblc change may and does
arise from orgauic or constitutional causes. But
oleuer, by far oitener, to gross anu inexcusaole
GraNh as connected With the marriage state, the
violation Of which entails disease, suffering and
misery, not ouly to the wife, bat often
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WANTED.

TEyBE ROCKINGHAM MUTUAL FIRE lNSu-
L. RANCE COMPANY desires to procure the service
o: I've or six active business men, to get as iIaTeHnG
agents throughout the State OF Virginia a ho'ra'
coS'rncnsotioS viii be given Apply 10 the Secretary
Z T. H. WARREN, SEC.
Nov 10 I{arrsouburg. VI.
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ELL, & FOra R;c5u,oad-John P. Wright, Lynch
My pid5,e & Poor MtrtinSbnrg-wm. Chambers,
'Stg1luto"UH. Nef Co, Nee 1H1z4et7J H. Ste
pbens YarentoN-F NJ Reynolds, I.ls''gg-! r..
Hn ts Norio-o G. Sterling Son hst'1 son.
6urg-wm Rleokner, M9HnaSrtMs-k LeI1s oua Ssi 4
kins lIooyrfeif-John Fisher, lVteefln g-oaines q
ibes PetfIs5nrg-Thomas puriutOn, NoESg"fo@?;.Ll
VIM. Holiday, MsrsAaH c. H Jacob 4 1o Sn'1 u
r r. IsaSOarS" WIssfGT;g' ''' Sept g.
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Hereditary Complaints upon The Children

"rXro rur ruiED AND FOURTH GENERATION,
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCR0FULA
I.YPOCEONDFlA, INSANITY, GOVT,
KINGS EVIL, aud other diseases,
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TUE MARRIED wonas's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.4UDED
BUY no book unless Dr. A. Nj. Mauriceai l29
Liberty Street. n. y, is on the title page, and the
entry in the Clerks Office the back OF the title
page and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, aud address to pr. A "
Mnuriceau as there are spurious and SUBSCRIPTIONS
infr;nseinents Of copyright,
A. Upon receipt OF One Dollar THE MAX.
RfED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PAEIoN" is sent (raIsd frsel TO any part OF tho
United States, the canadas and British Provinces IS
ar dr. - NJ MAURicHAU,. Boy 1924 New-YoTt
Civ Publishing odice, No 100 Liberty Street,
New-York.
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ORR CORN CRIIsHER

rs ready to do business in the quickest anu oest man
ner We can crush corn, cob ana all IN .io ,ha
,asnner We invite our friends to bring on thoh
brn 10 our excellent crushor - crpp
Dec 10 u w. W. ;. 49,
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;

,haH Happb,sss aud Beaiih, or ~
sickness, attend IL
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ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.

yJ,HE undersigned offers for sale, privately tractor
i land, containing 100 AGNES, having on 1t a "a
DWFI,I,ING HOUSE and other necessary out IND
houses. Said land adjons the farm of Mr.. VIM =,
A. Jennings, Qately Capt Ehcarts) and OF Mr. Ihos'
Jackson, and others. 80
1T is situated or miles from BarpUursville' anu
f FpederieEsburg and the Road to
Vile Persons desirons of purchasing may learn inc
terms by inquirng of Mr.. Jas: b. Newman or myself
at RarboursyiIle, Orange Co., Va; ,,rr,,,,,cu
Nov 49, 1853.-6w MANI T. rllAHouH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-28
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAM PS,
~ - AMI 2 - ~
Patent Phosgene Gas,

Pntcnt Phosgene Gas,
oRsBusRaNiI=NsGsIsNsTsn = D II E1sAIM E.,-llg4s e
This Lamp producing portable Light Is confidently
az superior TO other no1r in use.
iIlE LIGHT is produced by the burning OF aerorm
Gas, whchis emitted in beautiful jets small per.
forations In Patiua. - 81 II n . =
The Gas is generated by heat ofits own
combustion acting the burner, connected with the Liquid
in the Limp Thus tits perfect portable apparatus
Tor creating and burning aeTiform Gas. y
It's Is such, that all possibility of accident
from its use is entirely removed; and the
ITS renders liable to out fordertan
ming do the Oil and Canphee Lamps, and burns equally
fectly free from smoke or odor. .siiEii,5 afll
opinions of scientific he learned from
the Annual Fair American 1876
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and aDL
pona iosss At the same It
cd Observation-Disclosures exhi bited to the Institute
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
8 tst X. DUNBAR dx Co
lles So.es Monroe ST. near. the Post oiice q
fssetnlIts -. Wheeling, Fa.hI
VfoR SALE-l horse, 8 years old A Alsoone work
I horse. ana1 S.AYRRY.
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WHEELING.
STRING OF 1853.
- VIM. 7. sELBY.

"44OL11S111E OEiAlJEiH N .....s
Foreign e. Domestic Dry Goods
No. III Main ST., West side, Bet,Deen Monroe ana
's! Union SITS.
Wheeling, Va,
s NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
y ana Notlons direct from importers and NIanufactu
rers Comprising as complete and desirable a stock of
goods adapted TO the trade this section as can he fom
IN any houe East West, to which would resnect ,v
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
In black silks, alpacas, popns awas de lanes pins
HAMS ete with d very large stock otpns best
other trimmings in variety. And OF 90 "''N
r.-.... MEMS WEAR.
In cloths, cossmers, sattfnetts, merino cassimeres
Jeans tweeds and summer cloths; also Cottonades Dcl
MS blue drills brown inens linen drills, nankccns ami
other such goods, very desirable assortment Also
mem and boys palm hats, Leghorn and Canton hats so
WOOL brash hats ctc with full stock OF linen ami cot
ton bagng seamless bags burlaps table diapers crash
drigs iekings checks, shirtimg stripes, etc, brown
and bleached muslnsi with good stock white goods
in the s... .,f--s - se9N>O' e'
NOTION LINE.
AS cambrcs, jaconets, Irish linens, ace threads but
tons, hosiery, gloves, combs etc. all their VARIETY
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed as wen In
quality and style, as i'll prices. T. BORON x.
mar25 W.T.. sELBY.
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New WHOLESALE Tobacco Store,
oGAN, CARR e. Co., are now ready to supply dealers
il in the city or country, with Virginia Chewing Tobac,
co. imported and dome tic segars, snu, OF ali kinds,
snuff boxes, etc.
They will offer, the best terms at their Wholesale store
No. 81 Main street. between Quincy and Monroe Streets
so boxes 5s and SIS lump chewing tobacco;
200 do lib do do
250 do pound some very superior;
so do Dadem and dew drop twists
30 gross yellow bank and amulet fine cut;
90 bbl smoking tobacco;
10O0papers do do
20h, 900 superior segars;
800, 600 domestic do .. s.a..
100 boxes chalk pipes and pipe heads;
.. so gross snuff boxes;
20 do cigar cases, ETC., etc. ~ --- '-sl-- s- .t7
Dealers invited to call and examine Stock We
a. determined to offer inducements equal TO any in
acsern market. 30
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To Country yNIerchnmts.
L. n
Spring and Summer Clothing.
STEPHEN RICE. Merchant Tailor :.

A NNouNCES to his old friends and customers and the
N public generally that wing commenced business
HOUSE, WGter Str e, splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
C4SSLMERES; Silk Satin, and all kinds of VESITNGS
&C., recently selected by himself in the Eastern ces
ma Ike 70 order at the shortest notice in the
embraces Shirts of every kind Collars, Cravata Hand
kerchefs Gloves Unde shtrts Drawers Stockings and
every article kept in Gentemens general farnishin.
Store lfyou BEST the ti:y, cali al Head
Quarters,'' South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street
mar15-tf $50 Els.fi . II - I'.NS
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speed and Safety!

Speed and snfety!
WASHINGTON AND WHEELING
TRE W.E.EKL Y u EXPREJSIS!
fHE subscriber has perfected hs arrangements for
J. ming regular WAGON LINE for tho rapid transmits
sion CT
Freight, Packages and Parcels!
Between the above mentioned, all points
This will be emphatically SAFE AND SrEEDY AcCoNMo-
ot win be carried speedily safely The Proprietor
hopes 10 secure patronage which will amply sustain it,
and afford fair margin for living profit
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LEAVF-Whceling every Monday, Wednesday and
O'Clock, each day.
LEAVE-washington every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, arriving in Wheeling
O'Clock, each evening. -5 Is
oFfic ES:-In Wheeling after the first OF April 1885,
on Market Street. above Monroe, nearly opposite wash
igtCn Hail." and in Washington in the Mo:row's
Store Marco L. w. STOCKTON.
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Take Notice. Y

DY section 1e of the Ordinance the city of
ID ing in relation to the appointment, and duties
OF Sanitary ommtees and Board Health the city
OF Wheeling, It is enacted: p y s.ri7 =
stThat 1t shall be unlawful for any person, without
mission from the council Board OF Health, any h.
members thereof to bring be brought aia
assist in bringing within this city, any having the
small pox or Asiatic ehoefa or other disease the
Board OF helh, (notice OF order having been
given any newspaper printed IN
and dieenee to prevent any the DIS
convey him soon beyond the lin
its OF The city Every person offending proy
sions this section shall forfeit he city not
less than ffty nor more than i've hundred dollars
BY ardsf q the SANITARY committee Of the ead ward
june9-3m assk
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Alderman 4th Wnrdi and Attorney Mt Inv,
WILL attend to the taking OF depostons and writing OF
leeds Contracts Leases, &c. Persons DESTROYS his
vices in taking Dispositions will please to have the notices
70 as to take them at his office He viii be found in his
ONCE mostly during the day; from a. NJ until7 P NJ.
0TcE-Quincy street, between Main and Naraet south
tde. aug26