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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-25

CAUGHT BY AN ALLIGATOR. The Calves,
ton News has the following account of q
most painful occurrence in Orange county
Texas:
We have just learned from Mr.. c.. C.
Burch, from Sabine Pass, that about ten
days ago, a small girl, ten years old, a
daughter he thinks, Of Mr.. solomon Sparks,
living at the mouth Of Old River, Orange
county, was caught by an alligator as she
waA wading out TO gather the nuts Of the
pond lily, and most horribly mutilated,-
Both her arms and both her legs were bill
ten OH by pieces, and swallowed BY the al.
ilhtor, until her body was left Iimblsss, and
OF eourse, %lifeless, This occurred near the
residence of Mr.. Sparks. IA soon as the
alarm was given, the alligator was shot and
his body, vas opened, whore thcre was
found not only the limbs Of the unfortunate
victim, but also a part Of a pair of panta.
looms, with apoeket book in the pocket, con.
tanning some money. The pantaloons were
supposed TO belong TO a man who had moi
long since been drowned in the Old River.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, August 2S.-Flour-The mar
ket less active under the unfavorable news
by the Arabia. Choice Ohio and Mich. at
4,75. Wheat after the news, 100 for whit
Ohio. Corn-Quiet, and dull sales 1900
bu624 before steamer. W~hisky--Sales IS
bbls at 09Ic.
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o. Martin COSTA, who was lately ar.
rested at Smyrla, was snscessiyely Lieu.
tenant,C colonel In the Hungarian army and
Secretary Of the Minister OF Police. He
resided - months in the United States, and
on bic arrival i'm Smyrna gave a friend a
cheek on his fasher, which was protested,
and this gaye the Auatrlans a Knowledge OF
be @hereabouts.
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Cleveland Markets.

CLEVELAND August 23.-Whcat,,, no sales
to-day. Market unsettled White would
probably bring 1,O3@l,O4; mixed 94@95c.
New YoRK, Aug. 92.-The deaths in
this city for the week ending Saturday
were 500.
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DEMocRAT1c NoMMAr1oSs.-We have
only time this evening to announce the
names OF the successful candidates on last
Saturday, which are as follows: Representa-
fue, Samuel H. Porter of Clearcreek; Treas.
urer, Edward Gragbill Of Greenfield; Record
er, Abrahatn seirert of Hockingi Commits
sionsr, Daniel Collins Of Amanda township;
Igfma,y Director, Joseph Reinmund Of
Hooking.
The ratification meeting presented some
rich phases, which we will notice at another
time.
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Guardian Sale.

an the 9TH day of September, 1853, at 10 o'clock
WA. NJ on the premises will be sold to the high
est bidder the following real estate, as the property
of Carolus and Lewis D, c. Deffenbach, minor chill
lren Of w. Deifenbach, deceased, to wit: The
East half Of inlot number seventy. nine, in tho village
dover Of the widow Of ten dollars per year. APP.
praised at $3.50. Terms Of sale-one half cash in
hand, and one half in one year with interest secured
by mortgage. LYDIA DEFFENBACH, Guardi-
an, &c. N c. NOBLE, Attorney.
August 10th 1858. d-lt-w-4t.
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SAVE YOUR TEETH.

nocroRs ScoTr & K1No have formed a partnership,
.Jfor the purpose of pra cticing DENTISTRY
they guarantee entire satisfaction in setting Artificial
Teeth, and fill (plug) teeth to arrest decay and pre-
serve them for life! Their office is the same recent
ly occupied by,D Dr.. King, in Connelrs Row, where
they will be most happy to see their friends who
may wish the condition OF their mouths improved. y
II. SCOTT, VIM. H, KING.
Lancaster, June IA, 1853. Sm6.
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For Sale or Rent.

TINE subscriber will sell or rent his valuable prop
l. erty in Greenfield township, Fairfield county, o..
consis ing of a NEW SAW MILL of the most i'm.
proved and scientific plan, with a Grist Mill and
other machinery for making broom handles, plaster.
ing lath, fencing boards, and many other articles Of
great value; Also, two good Dwelling Houses and
Stabling. suitable for convenience 100 fruit trees
ofall kinds Ia good bearing order. with eleven acres
of land, all in FIRST rate order. i
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
living en- the premises, 2 miles south of Carroll.
Aug. -, 1853. JONI S. SNYDER.
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ms UR A C l.


IL | + II
an Established Company, at the lowest safe
il rates. APPLY TOWN. CREED, Agent. DR..
JAMES WHITE, Med. Exam.
N. b. CAlifornians Insured.
August 10Th, 1853. 4-w.
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WEheHE'S
PARTISAN ~HIPPODROME.
GRAND REsroRGrius Or 4Hk
Ancient Sports, Games and Ceremonies
or THE
GREEKS AND ROMANS

GREEKS AND ROMANS,
Wa Exhibit in lancaster on Thursday, Sept
9Th, 1858. asasle
Prices-Boxes % cents: Reserved Seats sd
centsi Children under 10 Ito reserved seats) half
price.
Doors open at 81 in the afternoon and "a in the
evening. performance 10 commence half an hour
after. IL
UTlis is the largest establishment ia, the
world comprising One Hundred mud Sixty. Three
Mute ANA Female Artists and AuxilIaries, aud u
Stud of
TWO HUNDRED HORSES.
Ponies and "thcr trah,ed Auimalr. The Pavilion,
composing the Hippodrome proper, Is n, i,rys.t
IN the world aud is constructed 40 rs IN he .l,ys,s
cool and cnmiortahle. II is built after \ pi.n ~
the Gymnasium Of Ellis. aud contains seat. Enr g..
Thousand Persoas. During the eve,;,, /, ILL
be brilliantly illuminated with Gas, fro,n an -
paratus designed expressly for supplying The amor.
NOUS a'nOunt required in this exhibition.
THE ENTRANCE
into town will he observed by grand Pruoes,;on.
led by Posts celebrated Brass Baud. and foIIrs,
ed by the Cars. ChTints. Wagons Horses. a.,
THE ENTERTAINMENTS
Whl be particularly Novel aud Classic in ,be;r
character entirely disSirnllar from ony PRESENT..
ton ever made in the country, consisfino or
TRlUMPHAL ENTREES, l
CHARIOT RACING. ear
HURDLE LEAITNG. as7sa
CARS OF JUNO.
La COURSE DIES SINGER.
ny . ir.ouPe OF Apes. Monkeys and Balloons. ON
Scenes OF the Turf, by Six Partisan Ladies'. In
Ierciie EgniPoise, and other Feats in the Aran,
ga me Course, In Che Stadium. And on tho Till.
he WUOiA c0nclu1in0 ,;n.-H
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%ARrI-MAINE LAW MEETING.

fTNHE Citizens of Fairfield county. are requested
i TO assemble at the COURT HOUSE in Iancss-
ter, at early candle lighting, on the ercning Of ne
24th AnSust nstr-itb being the evening previous 10
they will be addressed by The able champion of free
dom and equal rights, G. j. BEEBE, ESQ, of Il New
York. Mr.. Bee6e will show up. to the Community !.
particularly the farmer and mechanic, the injuries and
the Maine Liquor Law. Now is the time To- arrest
the eviE-by delay it may ba too Iate--cotne one--
come all, and hear what the effects will be, IL Il
should be fastened upon our now happy and prosper
barrel of cider--it is absurd.
MANY CITIZENS, ae
August 10. And friends Of equal rights.
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Administrators Notice.

TNhe undersigned has been appointed and qualified
L as administrator Of the estate oil Nicholas Beery
deceased, late of Polk county, Iowa, those concerned
will take notice accordingly.
May I'd, 1853 NOAH BEERY-Adn
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business Notice.

/ have this day disposed ofthe Gazette establish.
ment to THoArAss SLAUGHTER, ESQ., Allthose in
debted to m for Subscription, Advertising or. Job
Work, are respectfully solicited to settle without se-
iay' Until the first of August nextd subscription .c-
counts IAN be paid ntths rate oftwo dollars Der wear.
After that time, will be compelled to collect a,
heavy expense and shall necessarily be under the
necessity Of charging the highest terms. I rive am.
pie time, however,, fora settlement, and would much
pr3'er that those indebted would pay their accounts
under the first offer. GEOPGE Wh,sWI'p"
May 5, 1853.
n. B. In my absence, accounts. can oe settled =,
tho office. -e'AeuA 81
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In Partition
Fairfield common
Pleas.

as Tobacco and Cigars.
A LARGE and superior lot Of Cigars and Tobacco
"A for sale at HI. .HUNTER& co.
May g. d93
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oLLIN'S Ancient History for sale at the CITY
Book Store. B. CoNNELL, Agent.
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NERN Leaves, for sale at the city Book Store,
Il August IL. B. CONNELL, Agent.
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DIR. ~GUYSoTTS YELLOW DOCK AND sARsA-
fAMLLA. for the cure of disease, or asa Spring
purifier ofthe blood and as a general tonic for the
system, is uarioaled. raf ~
The curative powers OF this Extract are truly
wonderful anlal invalid, should make immediate
riSi OF tha ~ HLLow Dock AND SARsAPAnrI.A" -
1t cannot iajure thu most d,licate patient. 3ais
THEN FLY FROM MINERAL NoSTRUMS TO
SENN hope, life anl visor from this purely usgcia5te
remedy Therefore, however br ,lssn in health and
Spnit'' however o'thsoms to him'alfa and others, let
no one desPairofrecovcry; Let the patient only uu-
der'tand that his hope of physical restoration lies In
'Gnysott's Extract Of Yellow DISK anl SlrsaosrilIa"
and pursuade him for his a3
LIES SAKE.
speedy restoration to health.
1J'Se advertisement. f
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
$4,000 Worth Of Spring, summer and Fal
Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,

are, NOW ON HAND AT THE OLD NOTORIOUS
Checkered Store.
Nv E are now prepared to clothe the iitinG epirit
w. Of our country. The Farmer. Mechanic and
day laborer, not forgetting the professioh-=the Law
yer, Doctor and Preacher; also, the gentleman of
leisure. The Artist and evendown to the most tam
tastic exquisite, can be accommodated With EVERY
thing in the furnishing line, from topic toe. Wa
cannot possibly mention, in a single advertisement
the many articles in our line. But certainly it is an
item in the history ofold Fairfield county, that moth
ing in the clothing line has ever been offered in this
city that can bear the most neutrality-suspicious. to the
quantity and quality of the piles Of clothing we now
lay before you, for your inspection. Every article
in our line is warranted. Youths and Boys clothing
on hand. COULEHANe& Co.
May 70, 1853. 81 g-f.Is1 =.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
"A Sagent for Adam Householder, SEN, 1 will sell
"A the House and Lot on East Main street, known
as In Lot No'3, in Reber's addition to the CITY of
Lancaster, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. samuel
Henley, and near the residence Of Salmon shaw,
Esq. Terms favorable, and title indisputahle.
July 7, 1868. ,sSfi@m.
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SPLENDID PROPERTY ron sALr.

u FItUFEItTH FOR SALE.
A sagent for Henry Farnum of Philadelphi..
IA will sell the property known as the Reese Man
sion House situated on Main street, in the CITY o
Lancaster, This house is one of the most beautiful
and well finished private residences in Central Ohio,
and viii be sold at a bargain to the purchaser. Ths
tile is indispufabie. p. VAN TRUMP.
June 2, 1859.
o.ice. ~ IVe IT.
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Tag PorrowlrrAME InprAss.-sOm


THE PorrowarrAmE ISDrASs.-Somt
days ago we published a telegraphic DIS
patch from Washington containing severa
statements respecting a hand of Pottowat-
TAME Indians, then in Washington, and re-
fleeing upon the conduct of Messrs. w. G.
Ewing and G. w. Walker, said to be their
astorneys. aud alleged against them the aP-
preparation Of $4,000 for services rendered,
which amount was said to have been retain
ed out ofthe annuity due to the Indians,
contrary to the agreement. A letter from
Mr.. Ewing to the Baltimore San changes
the whole aspect OF the case, and charges
the whole statementas being a fabrication
He says:
''There has been no deputation here,
knowing or accredited as such, from the
Pottowattamie nation. A Struggling party
ofIndians, 8 in number, with one or two
hall breeds who have been stroling through
the country, dancing, &c, came here a few
days ago. as | am Informed.
"They asked the COMMISSIONS of Indian
affairs to give them something to get back
home salleging that two white men had de-
5a coyed them of on a dancing speculation, as
far as Boston, and there gave them the
dodge
$50 much Tor "a deputation' procuring
'prompt investigator by the COMMISSIONS
of Indinn affairs. That officer is doing nc
q such thing as he informed me to-day.
sf ssThe said Ewings never took any money
out ofthe government annuity, contraryto
agreement, but they have reached fromthe
nation money for services rendered. and
which the nation, Of their own free will and
consent, Paidt to them publicly and in full
council.
al that was done was strictly pursuant
to previous well understood agrsement,pub-
lc'y by the nation, in The PRESENCE of the
United States officers and many other per-
sons. l4. -
am a regular reader Of the Baltimore
Sun, and. never did you an injury. You
will, trust, repair the wrong"
To this the Sun remarks that the above
letter hardly needs 1t is one Of
the most direct appeals to the caution Of
all newspaper contributors that can possibly
be made. With all the care we exert, it
seems impossible to avoid injurious publica-
tons from some quarter. or another; and we
are free to say, that the recklessness of II
considerable portion Of the newspaper press
is the cause Of many Of these things. And
we are occasionally involved in the conse-
qnence Notwithstanding the steadicst pur.
pose we entertain to make the Sun reliable
in every department Of journalism.
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DUCKS Theological Dictionary for sac at the city
ID Book store. August II. q cONNELL, Agent.
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M 0DREN Builders Guide. for sale at the city
1fA Book store Aug. II, b. CoNNELL, Agent.
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T--T NNN ~ H-NoLIkIINVT
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
I\RS. Crider * Williams have made an improve.
talic plates. The Improvement consists in sodieS-
ing teeth on plates, 81 as TO prevent them from con.
tracing and s~pringing while inthe act of soldering
and cooling, which will avoid all difficulties that Den
lists so Invariably meet with in constructing full ser,
Of teeth. A patent will be secured in a short time
then specimens can be seen at our Office.
Lancaster, Juno l6, 1853. La
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Piano Tor Sale or Rcnt.

ID EC0RD of the Industry of all Nations for sale
at the city Book store. B. CONN ELL. Agent.
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Look at This!

LLthose who are desrous OF preserving the memory
n or themselves and friends, do so, most eaeo-
uay, by calling without deaya at L. Tarbels Dasuer-
reoype Rooms at the eorHer OF Main and Bdde Strees
ures which cannot be obtained with the same degree oil
beauty and excellence, elsewhere In the city
L. TARBEIIII, DaEpctteotyptst
Corner OF Main and Biddlo StreS3sl
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1859. Eassass 1858.
ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE

N1D arrangements 6eoeen VeeIins, Baltimore, Phifadel
pLia, Nel1 York, Boaton and the East.
TTNHE public respectfully informed that wc have
made arrangements by which we shall run
Daily Express -
From Baltimore 10 Wheeling, via Baltimore anu onl9
Eastern Express aud TrUm all the Cities and Towns OF
the Eastern Middle States We are now prepared To
forward by this route, all descriptions olght and vauo
Bile Goods, Packages Bauk Bills Specie, Jewelry, &c al
mall Speed, In Charge OF careful Messengers ,,,,,,4 y
Express Baltimore anlthc EaS, ,wil leave Et;i
ING daily, at o'ctOck A. NJ. Leave BALrlASRE
Merchants and others respectfully solicited to ordet
'tsri Snt5-iS SUI 70" ADAMS & CO.
oFFICE:-Markcts Street, Mcclure House; IN.
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Something worth seeing!
a M ADAMS,

NEW. CLoTHING ROOMS.
TTAVING now completed my rooms am bettor pre-
III pared TO accommodate my customers than ever be-
Torc and at such low prices will astonish the natives
Come on aud try Remember thai my place is one
above the old corner SO long occupied by me- Is
useless for me to undertake TO enumerae my stock the
variety is so great. iee0 a. NJ. ADAMS.
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DRUGSs MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., 60.
T II. CRURIIsACKER would announce to his
81 icEds and the public generally, that having
interest Of the seHor partner IN the Iaely
conducted under the firm OF j. CTumbaGkeT q SON ic
will continue the at the old stand NO. 100 on ST.
uance patronage literally bestowed on the old Im
He returned from the Eastern cities, and s now
opcing an extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs anil
Chemicals, Perfmery, Fancy articles &e all Of which
were purchased after strict personal Inspection AID with
scTupuous regard purity of quality and now offered
to the public on tho most reasonable tetTns 1Yr.
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DAGUERREOTY GALLERY.
A. g. PARTREEsGSE Z invites
10y 5attention to his Daguer reall Rooms ami
Gssk8 Apparatus now the result OF years OF
sEsifSSStH experience and close application to tho
eifl.atl t4S9aP art Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all or the improve
cts which rne and proper proven valuable,
promise ia produce an al nc nc
beauty aud perfection which has yet oeeh W I'll"
Daguerrean process. r. -. a., ..,t.,, ,,,,
For the attractive and commodlous style IN Whcn s
fitted up he invites the pubic 10 oalI anu
inc themseves. His Cabinet OF specimens are ways
open for inspection. ,,. - l.,
qrouns, also most morem kenesses taken at shortnoce
GA well select ed stock plates1
cases, lOckets, &C., always on hand and for sale
Rooms. No. SO Monroe "t'' near the fost onice
nOy
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NUMBER 78
BALTIMORE.
Odd ReIIows, lInso,ls, n ed men, Sons OF
iAnd other Sociefv Eaaa1ia

Odd Bellows, lInsonS Red NIen, SONS of
Tempcrunce,
And other Society Regalia,
Burners, Seals aud Jet1els, manut ctufed aud sold
sF by Gibbs & Smith, No. 73 Baltinore Street,
sa. fBdLtim0re, Md. J
THE asOrtmsnt usually u 10, on hand consists Of
SREGALlA,
od9 Fe'lotts'-Grend and Subordinate Lodge and En-.
.sts Past S; Grand and other odieefs. plain and
let. ads 3D. fth and 9th Degree Parade Re.
- PiSly embroidered Encampment Parad
Mqsoate-l nights Tempar, Royal Arch, and Master.
Jewels, Robes tanl1 Banners. r. swords, DC;
RtS Past oaisefs and richly embroidered
% Degree Working and JEWELS ffFSsf ss'ali'- =,
HeladiRs knights TemPlaT, ( (giti STdI1s Dirkso sf
Banners ofevery size style COST adapted TO the
tous Orders and Societies. 10 orders aud De
signs for Banners, when required, furnished free OF
pense showing the style OF the when finished Also
ROBES, sSASHES, COSTUMES GAPS. &c.
LODGES, ENCAMPNENTS, DIVISIONS AND
e ~ as'< .a'a TRIBES; ~
Wishing to at their Halls suPply themselves with
on having their orders satisfactorily aed calling
Fssslia and Banner tarers. 3 RBi Bsaofs s Street.
~ q. 7: i Fry. Arer,. Wheeling. yq qets-tf
Co-Partnership.
HAVE this day associated with mo In business, Mr..
Boaofs ais 1sSs SG'sip q MICHAEL HERR.
THE subscribers having connected themselves, under
the firm OF MIcuAEL HkRR q Co. wilt transact the
mission business for the s3!e OF @
Joining Calvert Station, North st. s. IS
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of their friends
upon which advances win be made when
Baltimore. Feb 1st, 1858. % yo.4.zANK.1
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--CRNTRE FOUNDRY.

J.. d A. j. BAGGS,
No.92 Main ST., Centre wheeling,
BEP constantly onltand an assortment OF tne lacst
ParlOr, Shop aud Cooking Stoves. Their 'tSe&tsrn
Vrginian," coal stove, cannot be surpassed ~ any
thing ever into the city They have sold 15O
them within the six months, pledgng themselves 70
take them back they did not give satsfaetion and have
They also keep constantly on hand the latest style o.
Arch i;Tnies warranted equato any made in this city,
also cast Iron sinks and variety ofal nrticestn tie
Foundry line, which will be sold low for cash.
Work - - Ts.5.} dIswtt-Aug. B.
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= Roreign & Domestic Dry C oodS,
h. III Main ~ West side, beftpeel Monroe ana
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'HIISI I'M q SIAAsA4 = = y Wv " n
80, ManufactorY,

l-.,....il ManufactorY,
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
sd bestowed unon him. subscriber would respectful
I'd ~ inform his friends and the pubic generally that 10
connues to manufacture the above named articles III
all their variety, (which he has goou as
sorme Mt for Wholesale and retail at Nefy low pt1ccst
He also keeps hand cooking Stoves OF the most eP
proved patterns for coal and wood. sssi |. "A
job work win continue TO receive aennom
and be executewith promptness and in that VIII
PCSss SSs me most r. vARNRY. nos Moin st.
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III. PENDLEToN, EDITORS.
56,1'TVER =, I. TAYLOR

FOE YEthLT ner GnIuS. 1900
PS Wiz .r sUSTtsr, changeaBle at pleasure 800
B6es ana fGSsssionAi Cards lpss anna. no. 500
ror InxG ADVERTISEMENTS, liberal discounts VIII 10
,'Is on the above rates. =, rt,.bI.
5KeIigiOuS notices, and advertisements loI
,.stions and Fire mPanies, Inserted gratntousy'
'HSS155:WsTTiases and Deaths inserted gTatutously
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Pemberton House.

WHEELING, va. ~
TTI M PEAIBERTON announces to his old friends and
the public generally that he has located in the com.
mojious br ok buiId:<s formerly known as the Isl.
Charles and thoroughly repaired and rettedt, and Is
prcpa cd entertain travellers in good style At moderate
prices The PemhertOn House is situated immediately
on tho Steamboat Landing and the Depot of the Bal
norc aud Ohio Railroad aorling passengers Tor me
proprietor respectfully invites the attention OF his Old
sse 80 ~ 49, ','| - ~ n = ap20-tf