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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
Reading Out.

The Washington Union thus reads out
the New York Ecening Post and the Buffa-
10 Republic. The Post is Col Bentons or
gan in New York: the Republic, a full
blooded Abolition paper in Buffalo, N. Y:
THE Nrw YoRx EvENING PosT AND THE
BUFFALO REpuBLIc.--The Democratic party
has suffered more from its associations for a
few years past than from It's open enemies.
One Of the great objects of the Compromise
which was effected in the Baltimore Con-
vention in 1852, was that for the future the
party might be relieved from all connection
with those quasiDtmocrats who claimed
fellowship with US, but who were constantly
furnishing material 10 our enemies with
which TO assail us. The New York Eve
ming Post and the Buffalo Republic belong
to that class of hangers-on TO the Demo
cratic party who sail under Democratic
coiors, but who are in reality the worst
enemies to the party. They are Abolrtionists
in fact, and yet, claiming TO be Democrats,
they have furnished the main grounds upon
which the Wings have kept up their war
fare. We deem it our duty to our party to
repndiatc all sympathy or connection with
them, and, as far as orr influence goes, to
denounce them as Abolitionsts sailing under
Democratic colors. They haze never stood
upon the creed adopted by the party at Bal
timore IN lS52-thcy do not now recognise
that creed as the test of Democracy
for that reason it is an utter perversion of
language and SANDER upon orr party to
call them Democrats. They do not deserve
the respect due to open and avowed Adolf
ton Journals; for, while their Abolitionism
is their ruling characteristic, they prove
themselves dishonest in protesting to be.
long to party which they know repudiates
all sympathy or fellowship with Abolition.
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"OuR JIM. The news from ''our Jim
is decidedly encouraging. The 'youngster,' -
and third rate lawyer" as he has been
contemptuousIy styled, seems to carry a
pretty old head on his young shoulders, and
corners the Fox on every double" A
friend who heard them at Linneus, assurs
that the remark was general, with all par
ties, that Mr.. Lindiey was the ablest deba-
ter. We will only say, our readers in this
section, before they read this, will have
heard for themselves, and we venture they
will confirm the reports we have published
Of the canvass.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

WASHING CLoTHEG WITH STEAM.-We
lately visited, says the N. Y, Tribune, the
washroom of the St. Nicholas Hotel, for
the purpose of Witnessing the operation of
cleansing dirty linen by steam, without rub
bling it TO rags OF wearing out the hands OF
the washerwoman. the operation is sim
pie, and the result perfect. The clothes
are washed and dried ready for the ironcr
in less than thirty minutes. One man and
three women do all the washing for this
hotel, amounting to from 5000 to 5000 pcs
a day, and their labor is not half as severe
as that of q woman who rubs the dirt out OF
two or three dozen pieces upon her hands
or the wash boards.
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SEVENTH DrsrRIcT.-Messrs Cowan ant
Polk have withdrawn from the canvass. -
There are still four candidates Generals
Jackson and Rozier, Benton; Gen. English
Anti; and Samuel Caruthers, Wing. One
Of the Bentonites VIII ultimately withdraw
leaving one candidate for each party. This
will be u fair race, and if each party stand.
by their men, the contest will be close be.
tween the Benton men and tie Wings. The
Antics will De close enough in pursuit tc
hear the shout of victoriers. We bet on Sam
and if the Banner" and Reporter" have
any influence in that District, the Autie,
will surely vote for him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

RErrRED.-Thc last 'Brunswickern con-
sains the valcdictory of DR.. BLUE, the foun-
der andpublishcr Of that paper for the last
six years. The establishment passes into
the hands Of Messrs c. w. BELL and w.
II. PLUEkgrr, who continues its pubica-
ton as an independent paper. DR.. BLUE
rc,ires with many thanks to his numerous
patrons, and ''hcart full Of kindness to-
wards all editorial BRETHREN" to engage in
other pursuits, in which we wish him great
success. The new editor will be forthcom-
ing this week.
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The Fastest Time on Record.

The packet Martha Jewett" made a
trial run last Saturday afternoon, from the
landing cut Of sight, 0 lniles, and run the
distance in II minutes and 20 seconds
The boatmen relieved cur town friends Of
sundry boots, hats, and other articles Of
clothing, to say nothing Of the actual cash,
The time has never been beaten, and Sc
confident are some OF The "Martha's "
friends that it never will, they are prepar-
ing set Of horns for her. She can at
least wear them until called for.
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ST.. Louis MARKET.-The demand for
Tobacco continues active, and prices are
well maintained. Hemp took sudden
start to-day, and over 500 bales sold this
forenoon, at 1897 TO $l02 Lead quiet. Flour
inactive to-day at the advanced rates claimed
by holders. Wheat 60 to 81 O5, including
two or three samples of new. Corn 4S(0
SOC, for prime lots. Oats 36(037c, and a
small lot to a stable keeper at 374c.
Provisions inactive. No important sales
noted in Groceries News, 9Th,
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WEEKLY TIMES THURSDAY MORNING, JULY H. 1853
Affairs at the Capital.
Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.


WAsnINoroN, Friday, July /.
Hon. r. j. Walker, Minister to China,
and Gen. James Keenan, Consul at Hong
Kong, expect TO leave N. Y. about the 20lh
of September for London, en- route for
China.
Rumor persists in stating that Mr.. Buoh-
anan is badly miiied, but that he will go to
London in spite of the obnoxious Soft
Premier.
Mr.. Campbell, the new Collector at
Rochester, is not q Hard" he is very
"Solt." --.-.--r.
Col. Seymour is now the sole owner OF
the n. Orleans Bulletin, having purchased
VIM. l.. Hodges half for $4,000. S. F.
Wilson has purchased Mr.. Bullilt's quarter
Of the New Orleans Picayune.
Minister Medary will 20 TO Chill. His
commission and instruction are in his
pocket.
Gov. Wright, of Indiana, has left for
New York.
Gen. Almonte, the new Mexican Minis
ter, has just arrived.
A Democratic wag proposes to the office
seekers and those recently executed, to
form Department OF the Exterior" the
Secretary to be chosen by ballot, and the
Clerks 10 be divided into four classes, re-
ceive no salary but live by fees. o.
CoNcoRD, Thursday, June 30, 1858.
The resolutions endorsing the Admins
tration of President Pierce and his policy
thus far, were adopted by the House OF
Representatives to-day
Those offered by Mr.. Emery, Wing Of
Portsmouth, relative TO the acquisition OF
Canada and Cuba, were rejected
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BRuTAL MuRDrR.-Mrs. Ramey, OF
Pettis county, and one of her children, was
brutally murdered on the Ord, by negro
man living in the ncighborhood. 1t is sup
posed the negro, in the absence Of her hus-
band, intended violence to The lady, who re-
sisted, when she was struck with a club
and killed. After killing the lady, the ne
gro attempted, and thought he had killed
two little boys, but one of them recovered
so as to give information as 10 who was the
murder. lie was arrested, and it was sup
posed, ut latest advices, that the neighbors
would innict summary punishment upon the
tiend. There was great excitement.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

New PApER.-Dr.J. II. HERNpoN has
issued prospectus for new paper, 10 be
published in Huntsville, Randolph county.
The paper is 10 be called the Huntsville
Recorder" will be of good size, Wing in
politics, and will be published at 81 20 in
advance. Huntsville is fourishing little
place, and we wish the enterprise success.
DR.. II. is absent, to procure the material.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

Duly CELEBRArEp.--The wife of Geo.
w. Miller, formerly Of Cooper Co., now of
Buchanan county, Mo, gave birth to three
children, two girls and one boy, on the 4lh
of July inst, weighing about seven pounds
EACH mother and children all doing well.
What celebration this family will have OH
this ever memorable day. Buchanan
county against the world for domestic man
utactures! Who can beat it list. Joseph
Gazette.
Who Wanis 10 beat it?
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THr CANvAss.--Last night the western
mail brought us accounts Of the speaking at
Milan and Chillcothe. We will give them
attention in our next. They give the same
accounts of the failure OF the Fox, and the
triumph of Lindley, that portion of our
citizens witnessed yesterday.
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MARRIED..

On The ltb, at st. Aubert,by Rev. W. NJ. Robert
son, RUFrs C. WmTE, Editor Of the ''Trenton
Pioneer" and Miss VIRGINIA, daughter of L. Ro-
biun, E2Qr.
On the morning OF the 9Th inst, WILLIAM V.
HAIL, of Monticello, 10 MATILDA PAGE, of this
vicinity.
On the 9th, by Elder VIM. Perkins, SAMUEL
Loy, late of California, and Miss SENNETT, OF
Charlton.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

DAGEuRREoTyPEs.- BENsoN, the farfamed
Daguerrean Artist, is in town, which is a
sufficient announcement for all who want
faithful pictures of themselves and friends.
Give him a call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

81 DIGEST" Such Is the TRUE MEANING of
the word "PEPsIN,'' or of the two Greek words
from which il is derived. TINS is the significant
and appropriate title of the true Dgestire FLUID.
or Gastric Juice, prepared by DR.. j. S. Houghton,
of Philadelphia, from the fourth stomach the OK,
for the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. It is
natures own remedy Tor an unhealthy stomach
No art of man can equal its curative powers. II
renders good eatinf; perfectly consistent with
health. See the figure OF the Ok in another part of
this paper.
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CBt Q5lasgotu Gimes,

CoRnrsPoNDENTs.--Our correspondents
must excuse us until after the election. We
have several communications on hand, as
well as other matter, which we are COM
PEELED TO lay over for The present.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

NJ The "Anzcigcr," German paper of
St. Louis, addresses itself 10 the German
voters of the Third District, and councils
them TO not vote for JACKSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

IL Maj. Jackson kindly remembered us
in his address yesterday, and we shall
reciprocate the compliment in due time.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

Is We are indebted TO the clerk of the
elegant steamer Bluff City, for late St. Louis
and Ohio river papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14
Family Groceries, IRON, Nails, sc.

Family Groceries, Iron, Nails, sc.
WE are now receiving and offer at wholesale
w or retail, at the i0ircSt riper prices, an eX-
tensive and very general stock Of all descriptions
of Family Groceries of the best qualities TO be
procured in the United States, including
Extra choice New Orleans Sugars;
Loaf, crushed, powdered, clarified and refined do;
S II Syrup Moasses, bv Dbl, If Dbl, or Dbl, or re-
tail;
Fine Plantation Molasses and Golden Syrup;
Rice, Vinegar. Spices; Cocoa, Soap, Candles,
Starch, Soda, Cream Tartar, Yeast Powders,
and all other staple Groceries. Also,
Oysters, Canton Ginger, Fig, PruneS, sc.
Medium, fine and choice Havana cigars by box.
Our supply of coarse and fine Salt, will at all
times be equal to the demand, and at rircr prices.
We are looking daily for large stool, of the
FINEST TEAS IMPORTED, which will enable us
10 supply our customers with the choicest grades
of Green and Black Teas, at very favorable prices,
with a fair reduction to those who buy by the
quantty-the quality in oil cases guaranteed
Mayo BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH.
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PLEASE TAAE NOTICE.

FURNITURE.
100 BedsTeads, from So to $50 each;
lOU 2'marble top centre tables;
mahogany 90 4"
II work tables; lounges;
~ cherry and walnut dinner tables;
"a s. 50 breakfast :.
as double shuck mattresses;
"a single g q
25 dressing and plain bureaus;
"a rocking chairs from 81 to $50 each;
Walnut and cherry wardrobes;
6 cribs; II wash stands;
refrigerators; "a childrens' chairs
May IL J, S. THOMSON,
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ASSORTED MERCHANDISE.

A LARGE assortment of Hardware and Cut
"A lery, Carpenters Tools, Scythes, Snathes,
Spades, Shovels, Hames, log and draught Chains,
Hinges, Locks, Powder, (of superior quality
Lead, Shot, &C, &c.
ALso-Indigo, Nader, Alum, Coperas, Salera-
tus, Soda, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, &C., sc.
ALso-Superior Gunpowder Tea. All of which
offer for sale on the most reasonable terms.
apl4 +. A. SAVAGE.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
- DOZ fashionable Moleskin Hats;
- s do men and boys fur and SaXony Kossuth do
y do men and boys Panama, Leghorn and
Palm hats,
- cases men and boys calf and kip boots,
800 pairs men and boys calf kip and brogar
boots,
300 pairs ladies and chdrens calf, kip, morocco
and kid boots and shoes,
Just received and for sale cheap, by
apll i. \. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-14

FInr.-A great fire occurred at Oswego'
New York, on the 9Th, destroying 100 stores
und dwellings.
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Goods fOr Gentlemen and Chill
drenS' Wear.

Goods fOR Gentlemen and Chill
drenS' wear.
A SUPERB assortment Of black Cloths and
n Cassimeres, Call grades; Fine Cloths in all
the popular and fashionable colors; PaletCt Cloths
Ora d'Etes Barathca's, and other summer coat
ings; Fancy CassnaoINs, in 4 Iaricty of new and
ding and Party Vests; and every kind Of linen,
cotton. worsted and mixed Summer Goods. with
all articles of Trimmings in accordance with the
present fashions.
We respectfully ask the attention OF purchasers
to this class Of goods they are for sale al such
prices as will enable customers 20 supply them
selves with the most desirable articles weH made
by our oCH citizens. about as Tor as ready-made
clothing can be bouGht-aud thGs home industry
will be sustained, and in tie end the purchaser will
| sGre mOacY.
Our stock of BOOTS and SHOES is very ex-
tensive, aud includes the best makes and qualities
OF Calf, Kip and Morocco Boot:
Gents Calf, Morocco and patent Shoes and
Caters,
Boys, youths, and childrcu's Boots and Shoes
| With a variety of choice and tasteful styles OF
such articles as will enable ms 10 suit all tastes.
| Hosiery, Gloves, Cra'ats, Neck Ties, Suspen'
| ders, Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars, Gauze, Ne
rino and Cotton Under shirts; Drawers; ara al
other articles for gentlemen and childrer.s' wear h
| great variety.
With full assortment Of such goods from com
mon TO the finest, we expect TO give our friend
general satisfaction. as our prices will be at IN
lowest point Boon, DUNCAN s. SMITH,
Fayette, May 8, 1853,
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SUNDRIES.

/ OG chains, curry combs, pickles, raisins, soap,
IL lemon syrup, garden rakes, garden hoes, mo-
lasses gates. -r-'o .LS|EAGASQA-
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For GEN7LEMENS WEAR.
CUPER. black blue and brown Cloths,
- do black and fancy CaSsimeres,
Thick and summer Tweeds,
Satin silk and fancy Vestings,
Undershirs, Cravats, &C.,
Coating and pant stutfs for summer.
Just received and for sale cheap.
apll +. A. SAVAGE.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS,

Ladies' Dress and Fancy Goods.
10 PIECES Berage de LANES,
10 80 do Berages,
% do Silk tissue,
Black and fancy silks,
Balzarnea, Gnghams, American and French
Lawns,
Fine French worked Chemisettes,
Gloves. great variety,
Ribbons, Laces, Edgings, Insertings, Skirts,
plsin, crossed and figured Jaconet, Swiss
and Cambria,
of the latest importatons, just received and for
sale low by apll 7. 4. SAVAGE.
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RONNETS, sc.
r DOZ. ladies straw and silk Bonncts, new and
" beautiful,
, doz. misses and children's Bonnes and Hats,
Spring and summer Ribbons and Flowers,
Black lace and coored Wells.
Just received and for sale very low, by
apl4 F. A. SAVAGE.
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LAND WARRANTS.
Pure Quinines

WE have in Store, and for sale, $50 OF. Qui.
w nine, which we warrant strictly pure, and
full weight III quantities Of FIVE OF , ard over,
we will sell it at So 25, per o., and by the single
ounce, $3.50. Less than one ounce will not be sold
w, +. BIRCH II SON
September %, 1852.
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Cloths and Cassimeres,
HAT. ard Gaps,

A FINE assortment of Hats and Caps, chear
N as usual, always 10 he found at
May GREENABAUM X BARTHS.
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FURNITUWE! FURNITURE:
PROTECTION


q. Il. HAZARD, Jho. WAUbuRToN, -. ~, CLARK.
WY. IsHAM. CT. HlVTErAH, ". KELLOGG,
l.. ~ 'TlIRAY. IT,. D-LcrS. l.. ,GILEY,
I. bE-A.AF. ". =. ROBBINS, -. 'RARt.
~. IGIRAIL. =. HILLS. ~, =. WAND,
Val. Williams.
D. ". CLARK, President.
WV. CONNER, Sec'y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-03

Inc EDITOR OF THE PITTSBURGH Posr is down
on the telegraph. Hear him:
Under the present mail and express arrange
nens Tue city papers arr enabled TO give more in
.eti.Suhg news to then readers than they can by
s.egtap3' II we cannot receive the news that is
t tI 10 other papers, ii might be as well for
n,s r"osnets OF PltSburgh TO consider the pro-
ana depend upon morereliabe sources"
out experience favors the position of tbs Post.
II lsot feQuent occurrence, since the opeuinp of
49, 'OSo' mat we receive the same news by
taI. e%1'e'n mall on the same night we get it by
p"' win The difference that the mail brings
lu"fe explicit and satisfactory account of the
az tss Gus aonspnng. The telegraphie reporters in
e. '-o' must become more energetic, or else the
,o sp'esS uan' with his Iron horse. will leave them
behind lost in the fog.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-03
Short Creek lands for Sale
La Ohio cOnnIX. Nirginin.

M ISIflNG dispose my Real Estate, offer at pr
w vatc sale until the list day OF November
in the County Ohio situate the waters Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop
CITY is dcsiraby located on both sides OF the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty.
The farm is in the highest Ofimprovcmcnt having
large Ofnew plank fencing, and iudicously
in fields .arnnG and grazing purposes There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling, cribs, There good tenants
Houses. There is commodous new barn, one hundred
and eight long by forty four i'll width. fitted in
particular the wants of the farm, including
ter for twelve hunl rcd sheep.
will sell these lands in whole in part, the
wishes of those desiring to purchase. Terms will be ih.
cral
ing the facilities afforded by the various rail
lions about TO be completed with the West, the Sea
hoard the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
the productions OF the country render this
highly desi rabe persons wishing protabIy and
has seldom been that finer inducements have been held
out to purchasers |. W. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep. 21, 1889.
Washington Reporter and Examiner, and Welsburg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-03

COMING HOVE TO Roosr.-A few weekSago the
papers OF the cities most interested, conten-
ding tina the Union Line charged SO extra for
meals. We suppose they made mere slip of
lhe peE' and the following, (which we clip from a
FISOurgh paper, will show which line they meant:
, INDIGNATION MEErIxG.-On the last trip of the
buckeye State, the Wednesday packet from Gin
clnnat to Pittsburgh, tie passengers, IN large
aulnoer, held an indign. ton meeting, and ordered
Me publication of their proceedings. The mat
. lei complained offs Just this: They were tcketed
Eugn rom Cincinnati to Philadelphia for eleven
O'ia.s uut were compelled to pay three dollars
Il" iot their meals on the Pittsburgh boat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-03
New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS EAHE FPS.
Patent Phosgenc GINS,

NINGIN til ME-.
This Lamp for producing portable Light is confidently
recommended as superior 10 any other in use:
rINlIE LIGHT is produced by the burning aerorm
Cas- which is emitted in beautiful Jets small pc
Iorations in Platina. ..t
Tile Gas is generated used, by the orits
combustion acting the burner connected with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus is perfect and portable apparatus
creating and burning aeriform Gas.
It's construction is such, that all possibility OF accident
from its use is removed and the great simplicity oil
my other kind OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim.
ming do the Oil and Camphcne Lamps and burns equally
WELL either with without glass globe shade and pei
iecty free from smoke or Odor.
The opinions ofthe scientific may be learned fac
that at the Annual Fair OF the American Institute in 1876
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the INVENTOR and hi.
poma the at the it pronounc
ed the BEST LIGHT exhibited TO the Institute.
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
.. J. X. DUNBAR & co.
No 2S Monroe ST., near the Post Office
selp1T Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Todd,s Pills

tAN be had fresh and genuine following places in
~ the city of Wheeling and vicinity. viz:-t Drug
Co; Or T II Logan d o. Fred'k Yahrng, WIN Mckee &
Cos CRitchleOwn); 4 Brcntgcr Centre Whee!ng), at
the Shoe store OF Todd & DevoI market square, at
The Drug store OF the proprietor, OF Quincy and
Fifth streets.
They also be had at Dunn's Grave Creek; \ Be-
diIOn's GOoding's, National ROa,;; BENZ L.
Craven west Alexandria, Wilson Stringcrs, Wheel
ingi and Ely Looman's, Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further recommendation than
trial. they have now been in constant for than
twenty years. and if you will only give them chance
will speak themseves-tTy them. per box; 50 per
dos $50 per gross. jane
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
M HEREAS, by act OF the General Assembly of Vir
w GINA, passed June s. 1852, the Wheeling and Rel
mont Bridge Company authorized 10 increase their
Capital stock any exceeding hundred
thousand dollars including the stock eay subscTibch
and were further authorized 10 equnlZc the Old with
old holders the Board of Managers might deem eqLiia
be.
And Whereas the stockholders said Company their
annual meeting held the Bird day of January, 1873
lock OF said company according TO the provision OF said
act and TO take such steps under the in their
mcnt should he reasonable and proper.
and whereas at a meeting of the Board of Managers OF
said Company held the 9Th day OF January
resolved that the capital stock hereof should be
sixty thousand dollars and the President and Clerk said
company ordered 10 make the arrangements and take
the Steps books and
tons for new stock fer said increase of capital.
Notice is hereby Given that books OF subscription said
STOCK VIII be opened at the Office of Russell FitZugI
the city OF Wheeling, Wednesday he9th day March,
1862 and will continue at the place
from and alter that time Two dollars share OF
stock will be required be paid the time subscribing
ln the residue thereof required by the Board Manu-
gers. BY order of the board,
JAMES BAKER. Pres't.
Enw. II. FIrZHUGIr, Clerk. (au31 :dtd