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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09


WTHATEVER concerns the health and happiness
w Of a peopl0is atall times of the mostNaluable
Importance. take il for granted that evrrv person
will do all in their power 10 save the lives Of their
children, ana that every person viii endeavor TO pro-
mote their own health al all sacrifices. | feel Il to
be my duty to solemaly assure yea that worms, ac-
cording TO the opinion Of the most celebrated physi-
clans, are tAe primary causes OF a1argo majority of
diseases 10 which children and adults are liable; If
you have an appetite continually changeable from
one kind OF food to another, bad breath, pain in the
stomach, picking at the nose, hardness and f%ullneSs or
the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irregular; re-
member that all these denote WORMS, and YOU
should at once apply the remedy:
HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP.
An article founded upon scientific principles, COM
pounded. with purely vegetable substances. being
periectly.sa when taken, Sinay be given to the most
tender infant with decided beneficial effect. where
b0~teeic0nPiafnts and d~iaiThGahave made them weak
a0d debiitated, the, tenie pi operties Of nv worm
SYRUP are such, that il stands without an equal in the
catalogue Of medicines in giving tone and strength 10
the stomach, which makesit an infallable remedy for
those Shicted with dyspepsia. the astonishing cures
performed by this syrup alter physicians have filled.
is the best evidence Of lis superior efficacy over all
others.
Eay@THE TAPE WORM II
This is the most difficult worm to destroy Of al. that
intest the hitmgn system, itgrOws to an almost indefi-
mite lcngth, becoming SO coiled and fastened in the
%intestines and stomach, efteeting the health so sadly as
to cause ST. Nltus Dance, fits, etc ,thatthose afflicted
seldom if ever suspect that ii is Tnpe Vorm hasten
ing them TO. an early grave. In order to destroy this
worm, a very energetic treatment must be pursued,
it would therefore be proper TO take 6 TO s Of my
liver pills so as TO remove all distinctions, that the
worm syrup may act directly upon the worm. which
1mu I be taken in doses Of two table spoonsful three
times a day; these directions followed have meyer
been knownt to fail in curingthe most obstinate case
of tape tOorm,
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M tIVh bhIsDNi q no BNFgqOfif ETPOdTdtIOn
but a Medicine s&fetsw-uhcs cures al home
sTc6ere inequalities can be found.
The Great Cough 81 ConsumptINe Remedy.
{EADEW have you a cough, which YOU are neg
lorting under the idea that il is only common cold,
and that it viii soon wear itself outl' Leta friend
tell you, in slIkindneta. what will soon be the proba-
BILE result. In a short time, If you continue TO neg
lect yomsclE. you Will begin to feel a sense of tighf.
ness and oppression across the chest. accompanied
with frequent sharp darling pains. Then, a dry hack.
ing cough will set in3 and when yoi raise ANYTHING II
Willie a thick and ycllowish or White frothy matter.
streayed perhaps with blood. If you still take no
medicine, these unpleasant symptoms win increase,
and you viii soon have hectic fever, cold chills. night
sweats, copious cxpeotDfntion, and then great prosIe.
tion. If YOU still neglect yourself a few weeks or
months VII see you consigned to the grave, leaving
your fid0 to mourn how rapidly CONSUMPTION all
its work, and hWGiedLyou away. Friend have Won
no cause tobe alarmodA In tho above sketch you nav
see in a glass, how every case Of consumption pro-
crosses, with more or less rspidity, to a fatal ternin.
alton. Ofali the Thousands and millions whom This
great Destroyer hasgathered to the tomb, every sin.
gle case began with cold! If this had been attended
10, all might have been well; but, being neglected. mn.
der the fatal delusion that it would swear itgelr of y
il transferred its deadly action to the substance If tbo
Lungs,eNciting there the formation Of tubercles. Cold
after cold added leulto the flame, until these Ia.
bcrcles began to soften and euppnrate. leaying Inv
tieir liberation, great caYitics in the Lungs Al this
crisis the disease is very difficult Of cure, and often.
times sets al defiance all human means.
In the latter, or woi st, stage, this medicine will or
tentimes arrest the disease.or check its rrogress. and
will always make the patient more comfortable md
prolong his life, and Il is ~thortfore worthy ola trial
but in its ~incipient ar forming periods, consumpiin ion
isa durable aa any oiber disease, ami Or. RAILS B,L.
sam for the Lungs, ~f@taSen at this time, will cure II
as surely as it IL taken! We earnestly evhort all vbo
have o cough, or are subject 10 colda, to keep the me.
djciue by tGgm. and. Whenever YOU take cold. rr,li.
oateitthoroughlv, and at once, By this poy9erlGiiv
healing compound, and leave your Lungs uhipiuref
to ca,ry youth full yigorto a good old age.
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DIAPER "A large lot of cap, Letter. eormor,i,I
4 Blotting and counting.housc Paper anu p pi%i,
Books OF AZ Kinds Tor sale al (hocity book store, op.
April 26 JOHN SEARrrs
THE poETfCAL WORKS OF LORD II
nSSGAN, Thompson. Klrko White, Moore. sho,,o,,
~ upper, Scott, Campbell, Milton, Mrs. Hemnns
and Poems Of m Ia. oil Tor salo at tho city booI,
store, opposite ShwiIor's hotel, by
April 30. JOHN SEARLES.
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Window Glass.

A Primo article, Daniel Reo,n's best white whoa,
~ Flour, for sale at II. 1. HUNTER co
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PLASTER OEaPARlS."&C
B3rrels Calcined Plaster, 80 do Wsfer Limo, 80
- ground Plaster, for sale by Ed. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, June 90,
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PHILADELPHIA PORTER.
s1AA Daz, ustreceiveaandfo Tor alesstth CITY
DRUG STOREa Il. L. sL0CVM.
Lancaster, june 9S :
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lQfehly Gnzttte.
CITY OF LANCASTER.
-P1rsAn's MoarnIY.-We have received

Marnlns. aune !. e.
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COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA SYRUf,
Eb7EPARFD strictly in accordance to the formula
Il oftho United States Pharngcopoia lately rovis-
ed by authority of the Nationst Mcdicgl invention,
on hand and cor sale by OTTO ". KREMER.
Lancaster, March 10, 1853
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RAIL ROAD NOVICE.

Ta9s65Fslss Fs9E958T5Sa TesyEg6Ss55gH al ~
a-an.l D aNSAs
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EAsSA& FOR TZz LUNGS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline. Asthma. Bronchitis; Wasting
oltAe Flesh, Night Sweats, Splitting nfBlood. noop-
ng Cough, Difficulty OF Bresthing, Colds Coughs,
Influenza. Phthisic, Pain in the Side, aud ali
Diseases Of the Chest and lungs.
10000 DO43N29 @9WA2D
Is, OFFERED FoR AsnErTER ~REcEIpT.
1T CONTAINS NO oHlUN. CALoMEL. OR
MlNERAL POISON!
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FOR THE LADIES.
A FINE Lot Of Albums, of ll kinds,and Guo book
N eSprcsslI for The ladies', at tho city book store
opposite Shencr's hotel, by
April eG. ~ JOiIN SEARLES.
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& NEW article. expressly for Stoves, Crates, Iron
"a Fences, etc. justrecoiyhd al
May IL H. q. HUNTER eco.
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EsTRAYED.

.Strayed away.from the subscriber, onthe o1st day
of April,.a light brindle COW, with crooked horns and
face. A liberal reward win be paid to the
person returning said COW. SNdL. RUDoBPIr.
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~.pIekcIs, Prunes. Bfaaay Peaches.
4 Nd a variety of nice things. foi sale lpw a..
~ cash at Hob HUNTER d G
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AFlNE ASSORTMENT or NOVELS.
tho latest publications, for sale AT the city book
Cstore, opposite Shelters hptel, by
Anril 70, JOHN SEARLES.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HAVE removed iny otAcq 'front.' alhmqdge's Block
Ito Fosters huildinR second noor. and continue to
give my undivided attention to the settlement and
collection Of claims IN Fnirioldand adjoining ~eoantips
Lc1cater Nov. ~ 1872. JtR MUMAUGH r.
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a NEW aud beautiful ST lie Of P]hoggeno Lamps,
a suitable Tor Lalios' work stands inst rccriyed at
May ~. u. 3, HUNTER co
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Uncle TOMS cabin

A ND "Uncle Toms Cabin as it is" for sale at the
Acity Book store, opposite Shetfer's Hotel, by
November III, 1862 JOHN SEARLES.
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OIL CARPETS! OIL CARPETsa
4 y oicces Oil Carpets3-4 10. 1 and II yards wide
L. iorsale' cheap, by April IS p. BoPE.
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4 hLD Gov. Java and Rio Coffee, New Orlraua SUI
~ gar, philadelphia crushed do, New Orleans Mo.
llsses, Sugar'house and Golden Syrup at
May 3. H. NHCNTER Il co.
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MOOR Mats, Brooins, Sbgpr Buckets. covered
~ Boxes, etc., at u. b, HUNTERS co.
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Cheese! ChecseM CheeselI!

NhNNHNf NHINNN'I tHtV0IsII
UST received, a fine lot crEnglish Dairy, Pine
- Apple aud Sap Sage Cheoae o be sold low lI
cash by Il. E.liUNTER SEQ.
May 3, 1852. DOB
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IobVccO and Cigars,
A LARGE and superior lot Of Cigars and Tobacco,
for sale at ll,G. HUNTER g CO
May 5. 100
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-30
OYSTERS,
FRESH a ND SPICEn

TIHE undersigned is agent, in Wheeling for Mann q
j Duke successors to Wright q Co., Baltimore, who
WI continue the business IN 1cE,
Meat Soups. Fish &c an of which they can with the ut
Their goods have boon shipped to California for several
years past and have commanded the highest price;
and have always ranked as Mol brand 4. hey have
heretofore had their principal place packing Nor.
folk Va Joseph r. Mann acting Solo Agent in Balti.
cilities for Obtaining Fruits and supplying
Raw Oysters to customers, daily to any section or
press and Railroads throughout the country are SUCH that
those who may iayor them their ronagc may rest
Their prices shall BE- as o other in
of the best the market will AFFORD at ali times, and pre-
pared in any manner customers may desire l9s,
The Raw Oyster will commence about the latter
part OF August though the undersigned Is now prepared to
fill orders T;7l7i
aps1c-dim TIN. PARKER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-30

with a pamphlet issued by Messrs Ed,cards, San
ford & Co., the enterprising express agents in
London, connected with Adams & Co. in this
country, in which they offer tickets emitting the
holder to passage from London to Niagara Falls
and back, allowing visit to Philadelphia, New
York, Albany, Buffalo, Rochester, Boston and
other Eastern cities. The ocean passage to be
made in either the city of Manchester or city of
Glasgow steamers. The price for all this travel
aud sightseeing is fixed at the low sum of ESQ or
somewhere about $500. We have no doubt but
the enterprise will be very successful.
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1mportant Dip1omatic Notes.

The following answer of the British Govern
ment to the mastery letter of Mr. Everett in reply
to the proposal of England and France tothe Uni
ted States for tripartite treaty for the protection
of Cuba, and also brief despatch from Mr. Cramp-
ton, relative to an interview between Mr.. Secreta
ny Marcy and the British snd French Ministers on
the subject, is of considerable importance.-Buh.
Patriot.
LORD JonS RUSSELL To Mr.. CHAMPION.
FOREIGN OFFICE, Feb. 16, 1858.
Sir-Lord MalmeSbury received, Just befoIe lea
wing Office, the note addressed TO you by Mr.. Ev-
eTett and left it for the consideration of his sue
cessor.
The absence from London of the Ambassador
of France has hitherto prevented that communi-
circumstances of the proposal made jointly re-
quired.
L have now to inform you of the view which
Her MajeSty's government take of Mr. Everetrsre-
ply to our overture.
1t is doubtless perfectly within the competence
OF the American government to reject the propo-
sal that was made by Lord MalmeSbury and Mon.
Turgo,, in reference to CUBA. Each government
will then remain as free as ii was before to take
that course which its sense of duty, and regard
for the interests of its people may prescribe.
| should have satisfied my obligations as Secre-
taTy OF State by this obvious remark, had not Mr..
Everett entered at large into arguments which the
simple nature of the question before him hardly
seemed to require.
The governments Of Great Britain and France,
when they made this proposal to that Of the Uni
ted States, were fully aware of the growth in pow
er and extension Of territory which have marked
the progress OF the United States since the period
of their independence. Tie absorption OF annex
aion OF Louisiana in 1903, of Florida IN 1918, of
Texas IN 1915, and of California in 1913. had not
escaped them; still less did they require to be
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ShnlR-


By virtue orajoint decree made in these tsEs'aF
court on the Both day OF May, 1853, the uIttIs
if OF Ohio county will expose TO public sale o. va
OF September, 1858, at the front doorot :Ae -. !.
ofOhio county, to the highest bidder, TIE ElsT1
scribcd piece or parcel ofground situate in ny,
Wheeling, that is to say certain HaTee! o. gee
OH Union street. in the said city, between ie1la .,
Streets and on the south side of Union stree: sL..
a frame house on Union street, and tkente va,
twenty six feet and six inches, with the sS ~ 1
Union street to a stake thence the SAVE nis'asl y.
ty six feet six inches back, southwark 70 an =, 81
alley so that said parcel OF ground VII ol
&c feet inches, on Union street, ana ' le \
back to the alley being the same parcel sLo ~,
the said William Hopkins by the Executor o. 'V-- !
cob, decd. ,..,-.-. .u..,~, al
TERMS or SALK:-On credit ots'x twe,'s -
cen months; the purchaser giving bonus WIN ~ 81,
'no p"''''NS' '''O-'' W." WM s. TF1CkH4lA
auq5 Sheriff and ConlisA'
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WILLOW WARE. &C-
Bnskct Emporium ,

1877 Market Square. West side, cor. Market AlIey
NHE undersigned takes this opportunity to cxteEd 10
i his friends his heartfelt thanks for the worry liberia
patronage he has received since he became resident
this cLy and begs leave inform thom he will still
continue to manufacture every description Willow
Rattan ware being fully confident that by strict attention
10 business he Will insure the patronage
public. lie is determined nothing shall be wanting on
his part give entire satisfaction to those may
him with call, where they will find large assert.
ment Of the above wares const antIy on hand including
description, too numerous to mention Wholesale & retail
05-orders promptly executed. L. MOONEY.
N.B.-OId Baskets neatly repaired. uug5.
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WE would respectfully inform the public that we have
w extended our Great Western Express TO zanes
vile. and from thence. by connecting Express Line 10
Newark and Columbus, through TO Cncinati Louisville
and ST. Louis.
We are prepared to forward with mail speed ard
safety, Specie, Bank. bills, Jewery and all descriptions
of light and valuable packages and from these points,
and also the intermediate points Clarsvllc, Loys
vile, Morrstown, Fairvew, Washington, Cambridge,
Newark. etc etc.
sp cal messenger will leave office charge of all
valuabes and packages and any business his
care viii receive prompt and efficient attention.
ADAMS Sc co.
aug22tf N. PIGMAN, Agent.
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The Old Corner Remodeled.
Fashionable Merchant Tailoring Establishment
and Wholesale and Retail Clothing House,

and Wholesale and Retail Clothing House,
No. So, CORNER MONROE AND WATER STREETS,
WHEELING, Va.
THOMAS HUGHES having completed his rooms, and
his facilities Tor manufacturing being greatly enlarged,
offers stronger Inducements than ever to those who
sire any article of wearing APPAREL got up style un.
surpassed in city, and at prices that fail
please. His arrangements for manufacturing and making
TO order warrant him in saying those who will
him with CALI that they rest assured OF being fitted
out in the most approved styles.
To those in want OF Ready made clothing, any art
Gle in the furnishing line he certainly do better
customer th1n any other house in Wheeling as he keeps
constantly manufacturing Cwth to Increase his al
already customersO the finest and most fashion
able Read made clothing; made in his establishment
and under the Immediate OF the best Cut
tiers in the city.
G5SCoUNTRY MERcuARrswiIl find in this house stock
of Ready 2e clothing which will be sold cheap as
they be bought in the Eastern markets with the adi
utactured East. All he asksi call from them who
sire 10 look or purchase.
aug4. THOMAS HUGHES
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Tobacco!! Tobacco!

nv would most respectfully call the attention OF Mcr-
w chants and Grocers to very large and general
stock OF Tobacco Cigars, Snuff ETC., and such other ar
cles as IegitInlately belong to regular
WholcRnIc Tobacco House.
Our stock consists of over
ONE THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands and SIS, Pound
Jumps, from 16 TO Do cents, including p Gravey, b. F.
Gravely Hollands; fine T. Beehive Thornton, Thomas
Johns, etc. Also supply cutee boxes OF Hunters
Jones aud Hudson's, Spotismn's, Thorns. Ewpc and
others. AlsO-the Old Dadem of vi. gnia Twists Mary
Bell; Cherry Rpei the California Gold lar, etc. etc.
As vely engaged in the tobacco trade, hay
only regular Tobacco establishment west OF the Atlantic
cities, and having laid in stock previous to the adj
vance, feel confident that offer such induce.
other better, and but few IL any
equal, either east west. We therefore ask the
chants OF Ohio, Pennsylvania and GINA TO give call
We also keep constantly banda heavy and general
stock OF superior Imported Scgars also American ST1u
ish, Half Spanish, and common Segars. Scotch Snui
badders; also in ID. packs Matches, Ppas
kinds, Pipe Stems ard Tobacco Knives DON'T fail 10 cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & Co.
aug23 81 Main street.
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM ONE OF TIE OLDEST MAG
IsTRATEs IN BALTIMORE.

II
Aessrs. Mortimer & Mowbrayi feel it duty to make
known the benefits have derived from pr. llamptons
Tincture. length tire have been subject tOgreat
prostration muscular power, and great debility OF the
nervous SYSTEM accompanied with rapitaton and flut.
tering the heart had such sudden attacks
casion could scarcely get home. In making mention OF
my case to friend, referred me to Joseph X Staple.
ton, Esq., old and highly respectable citizen of Iialti
more, who had used the Tncure under similar circum'
stances. called Mr.. StapIeton and, inter-
view minutes, fully satisfied OF the medical
virtues OF The Tcturc from the evidence before me- of
his person, who, for time previous indcaeda
failing state OF health, put hearty hale appearance,
with the activity OF youth. Immediately commenced
using the Tncture, and before took the contents
BOTTLE strength was renewed, and can walk brisk
and active twenty years ago. This Tine.
is grand restorative OF the digestive organs,
which, when destroyed the whole system is in state OF
suffering.
it is in reality, what it is represented be
by DIR. Hampton, the inventor.
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Tic following certificate from eminent Lawyer of
Kentucky, who is known all of the States, having for
number OF Yeas represented his State in Congress-:
1t affords pleasure to state that Dr. Hampon's Tine
aIccl ed most extraordinary OF my slave
boy Albert. The patient three years of nd had
the soroula. Ills latrcr is scoluous. The boy was
moving OF from head to foot The upper lids
ofthc Q; cs swollen AMI turned inside out,
hibitiMg horrible materng ulcers and prOtruded the
.oaIs, produce blindness. 1t is strange yet
true, this chld-tat felt resigned to die relief
from suneTing-has been restored 10 health under the
treatment of DR.. Hampton. w. p. THOMASSON.
Louisville, 20, 1851,
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Abraham Bennett ct al. IN he ot cEEf q,
DY virtue OF decree TeauSsed in tEi, W ~
ID COurt.On the nth day OF June 1S;s ~ y
Sheriff OF Ohio county, and as such actjTe ..s
er in the premise, will pr ceel 10 Sell On 49,;
first day Of September 1853, at public ,r~r,,
est bidder, at the front door oil the Conn ~. y
county, twenty five shares o. the c5pit,i - -,
Wheeling and Eellmont Bridge COnrsnr IL ~
said brcham bennett, and in The bill Of ~.
mentiOnedi Also, luis No. C25 and a6l w.
twenty six, in |. y: c. Riicics addition 10 IL
lots 60 and 100 nine and ten in sale ad5i,T.'
CAD one hundred and Orty.one, situated n, Il
east oil French street and north OF Market ~. = a
CITY; also, lot No. (20) twenty-five. in Ii; :. y
City, laid out by Moses W. Chapne and III.
No. 1SS on John stTcei, in said city also h., &
and 12) eleven and twelve, in said IL g., =
ditiom 10 said Cityi also, lots Nos. q. So nd. !
eight, nine and ten, III square No. 80 in lie "a, +
addition TO said City. or sufficieRty tonaynS.Is
i'll the said deere mentioned.
Terms Of SGle.-A credit for equal por;ior, III,
six, twelve, eighteen and twenty. ioJr nor,tSfs5s1
OF sale, the purchaser or purchasers thereof ,rT.
said Commits ioncr therefor, bonds with 81! Il
bearing interest from the ,lay Of sale.
WM. S. WICKET
jy2S-1S53. Sheriff g. CoBrsz,
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u'RJIS'I' S4IE

DYvirtue of deed of trust from Thomas Nj,
ID the undersigned, for the benefit Of Rob.ltPr,I
dated the first day of March. 1859, and day ~
the clerks Office of the county cOutt for OIio Al
book IS, page 6; shall on the 5'h OF Septemyi &
the font door OF the court house of Ohio cOulty
clock, A. L., on that day. expose TO sale By p 5ir
to the highest bidder, lots numbered tliteezult
Go and 16) in square numbered eight C,l in liz n
to the city OF Wheeling, laid out by Samoei s..
called South Wheeling.
UB Terms OF sale, cash.
The title of said property is te!tved to be E!ai
and indiSputabie, but selling as trustee :All ~
vey such title as is in me vested.
Rng6. ANDREW WILSON. LIZ.
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Sundries.
X ZONES Oranges and Lemons;
- baskets pure Salad Oils
60 cans SaTdineS oil all sizes;
10 bags Nuts, assorted;
2 trails Dates;
i cask superior white wine Vinegar;
60 lbs. Bird Pepper;
100 bags Dairy Salt, two sizes,
tIce stags9Shays sugar cured hams and dried beef
70 superior beef TonsUes
1 hoXes superior Pine Apple Checsei
500 lbs. Western Reserve
Q boxes Maccaroni;
half bbIs. Davis a Sons crackers;
300 lbs. Dat Meal Cfrcsh);
oue2l 25G Main st. ami Washington Hall
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed OF Trust sxseuteu ~ ~ IS
b Mackic, on the 9TH OF November; o "a, CO
record in the Office ofthe GsTS oil 'hf in pcsd5o
COUNT OF Ohio, State Of ElIglluS, :. eli on T.s
eloek Jay a. H. and O'Clock, said ia! 10, 1e
bidder, an Upright Steam Ensins eoIpII used
ali its parts, being the same engine iorfne'H '''
Brewery, in East Wheeling a. wi. IyorEs o. ID
The sale will take place al :s ssi eSss ss
Co, Centre Wheeling, whele SS'u
DSTerms of sale cash JEFFERSON, II
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